was one, --ace race moonith the ladies on the , -- landings on the men, the u.s. and soviet space graham -- oon, u.s. and soviet space program began to shift gears. ofelopment of a series space-based and. there was a moment there in the early to mid back and 70's when soviet and u.s. tensions abated somewhat and the two space programs, the two nations decided to do a cooperative entrance to space and that occurred in 1975. it was a rendezvous and docking and space of an apollo spacecraft of the united states. historiclled as a handshake and space. -- whento craft docked ocked, theafts d russian commander and u.s. commander shook hands. there was hope that this would be good beginning of a new era in cooperation. thaw in relations did not last very long. throughout the letter 1970's and 80's, the u.s. went on with developing the told and the soviets went on with .evelopingstations it was not until the collapse of the union that another opportunity arose to have a cooperative relationship and space. at that point, the u.s. and their international partners invited ru

five on one attack, first on young woman and then on a woman's husband trying to do what a real man wouldd that is protect his wife from not so tough guys and fire guys because this five on one fighting was mostly done from behind on this guy, 31 year-old patrick kane, whose wife brooke, first got hit by these guys, when she felt the saying with isis was not so funny and it is a cruel joke. it began after brooke's friend asked juan for a spare cigarette. >> don't talk to me. you don't know who we are. why would you ask me that question. we belong to isis. like just flew off the handle. once we heard that like i said we were basically saying that is not something you joke about. that is really ignorant, not funny. he said what makes you think i'm trying to be funny. then hand on the girls. once we were trying to separate and then calm everything down, just because i wanted to leave, i mean that is when i started thinking you don't know if they have a gun or a knife or clearly we're out numbered. this is not going to be fair at all. i got punched in the nose, when i was trying to settle thi

rosen >> one but me make one other comments.the designers in the department concurs with our recommendation in 17-18 but that apartment is stating the $11 million is already included , spelled out in the budget in the first year. we could not figure it out. there are funds in there but we cannot link specific positions to specific dollars, so we see no harm in having that apartment just come back to the board and tell us specifically how new funding $11 million in new funding is going to be precisely expanded. i mean that's what you're doing right now in the budget and we think the budget analyst could not figure it out. it should be some further details coming back to the board. >> okay. so, to be clear, director, [inaudible] because you're objecting to. do you have a dollar amount on that? >> yes. it's two and $48,000 in the first fiscal year 16-17 could 181 in fiscal year 18. >> okay, because there's a lot of recommendations you. objecting to the 11 nine dollars in reserve? >> correct. >> we will amend that to accepting the l

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it was shown that mars rotated on its access. about 24 and one half hours.t was observed to that the tilt of its access exposed to the polar regions ultimately to the sunlight. each hemisphere has a summer and winter. since mars rotates the sun. it is almost twice as long as earth. later mappings of the planet has made dark and light regions as continents and oceans. the water, a greenish blue. in 1877, and italian astronomer discovered channels resembling the finest threads of a spider's web. in america, he founded an observatory to study these findings. he called the massive irrigation systems. science-fiction writers populated the city with terrible features. in the 1960's, a spacecraft flew by mars and photographed about 10% of the surface. the photographs revealed the landscape much like the moon. in 1971, the spacecraft orbited mars. it and build a new and unexpected world. the southern hemisphere was couched by it many meteorites. the northern hemisphere was a vast plain with few craters. the plateau that joins this is cut by a vast and deep canyon. i

negative ads on him and positive on her.e it where he wille hole he can't dig out of. >> chuck todd, thanks so much. more of his interview with house speaker paul ryan this sunday on "meet the press." >>> another big story in politics breaking this morning. dozens of u.s. diplomats are calling for air strikes against the syrian government. richard engel is in instoneble this morning. such a break from the president with his own administration. >> i think it expresses the deep frustration that is even within the state department about the current u.s. policy in syria. don't forget, 400,000 people had been killed in this five-year conflict. what's unusual is that more than 50 mostly mid-level state department employees choose to use this decent channel to say they want to use a different policy and more government and then that decent was leaked to the media. it is something of a revolution within the state department whether it will change u.s. policy seems unlikely. the complaint is effectively this one. the policy does not

take a look. >> come on, come on. come on.e lost all respect for pit bulls or i would like to see that kitten. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." greta goes "on the record" in a couple of seconds. ♪ ♪ >> it is friday, june 17th. breaking overnight legendary rock star meat loaf collapsing on stage in a show in front of hundreds of fans. the latest on his condition and what we have so far. >> the gun store owner the man tried to buy body armor and ammo. >> we had him that close. law enforcement could have got their hands on him. he slipped through the cracks. >> first look at chilling text message between omar mateen and his wife during his deadly massacre. >> employees say they told the 7 people about the alligator problem. the major change the company is now making. ♪ >> good morning. we are almost there. it is friday morning. good to say that. >> thank you for starting your day with us. panic around the world this morning. >> rock legend meat loaf rushed to the hospital after c

going to crack down on special interest and on and on. the one line is that hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. >> it was a tough line. you could say it was an extreme line. and off the cuff shoot from the hip, shouted out kind of way, which would've made it even harder had he done that. the real question is can he keep this up? can he stay restrained on message, on prompter. >> one day is in a whole campaign. look what is happening. a big encourager of him to say whatever he wants. cory lewandowski, the campaign manager who was fired and trump. it's going to take a few days and doesn't have to live in have distractions and talk about some judge nobody cares about. here are the two things he needs to do. one of course is focused on hillary and stop attacking republicans who haven't acting at. before he was spending all this time attacking republicans. he needs to woo them. he can still get it, but not by sitting back and say induce republicans are ungrateful. stuart: there's two

one shot. there's one who's in custody. two of the assailants reported to have been dressed up as orthodox jews. our reporter john huddy on the phone, he's one of our mideast correspondents and with us outside tel aviv now. john, anything further to add? >> reporter: well, we know, and we were just talking about how they may have been disguised, we're hearing that as well. we know two attackers opened fire in basically central tel aviv, or downtown tel aviv. this is a very popular area. there's a lot of bars, a lot of restaurants, obviously there's a lot of tourists there as well. we know that nine people were wounded, one we understand is in critical condition. now, obviously this happened not long ago, so there are a lot of different, you know, details that are coming out. we're still waiting on more contacts from police in order to try to pin down exactly the circumstances. but as you said, shepherd, two of the attackers they may have been disguised dressed up as ultra orthodox, but that's just according to some news rep

the first one is on page 9 of our report. on the digital services program first of all were recommending approval of two of three requested you positions. so, we absolutely believe this is an essential function and we are recommending two of three. the one position that we do not believe is justified-let me mention the two positions that were recommending on ias-business analyst and a project manager. the one position that we do not believe is justified is a manager five position, and we note that according to the department of human resources, job-the actual job description, the manager five is responsible for managing divisions of medium to large size. this digital services program has only three proposed employees. we are recommending approval of two of the three. so, we do not believe that the manager of five position is justified. i would be happy to respond to any questions. i can go to the next one. however the committee want to do this >> okay. so, in terms of just to be clear, on page 9 we are talking about the entir

you will also find a guide on what you should know i mall on the 4th. that is on wjla.com. leon? leon: there was no shortage of concern this morning. for 90 minutes fear this morning after someone reported seeing a gunman at joint base andrews. >> the messages that were coming through on my phone were this is not a drill. this is real. if you are on base, shelter in place. if you are trying to get on base, turn around and leave immediately. leon: that call triggered an immediate response as the police swarmed the area, searching for a gunman. but it all turned out to be a false alarm. blamed in part on simple miscommunication. tonight many are questioning how a mistake could happen? in fact at the base that is very home of air force one. our chief political correspondent scott thuman explains how the top echelon of the federal government are responding. scott: with hands in the air people are ushered out of buildings at joint base andrews over fear of active shooter. at the same time there halted and homeland security secretary jeh johnson warned he may have to leave a hearing on

the acx. 90,000 are heading to dover for firefly, extra congestion on highway one.e for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. if you're heading north in mercer county route 1 in west windsor, a vehicle stopped on the road in that location. >>> hundreds of firefighters and fleet of aircraft are battling a growing wildfire in southern california. 1 ho homes are at risk depending on which way the wind blow. the fire started in the afternoon, high winds caused it to spread in the coastal canyons west of santa barber covering 1400 acres. >>> dramatic video shows a liquor store owner fighting against a would be thief in webster, massachusetts. the store owner pulled out an axe handle. he jump over the counter and struck the owner in the head. the store owner is expected to be okay. >>> new this morning, rock singer meatloaf has been rushed to the hospital after collapsing on stage. performance shows him dropping his microphone, there you see him falling on the ground. his band stopped playing and ran over to help him. concert goers were asked to leave the ar

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today new jersey lawmakers have delayed a vote on a new 23-cent tax on gasoline. that money would go to the transportation trust fund. the measure also includes phasing out estate tax and a cut in retirement income taxes. governor chris christie opposes the legislation. >>> meanwhile, the state's nearly $35 billion budget proposal is one step away from moving to governor chris christie's desk. the state senate voted today on its own version of the spending plan. it now moves to the assembly before it heads to the governor. >>> they work hundreds of feet in the air with no near and now the new comcast innovation center is losing one of their hone. >> we laugh and cry. >> the colleague is fighting cancer but that won't stop him from being a part of this building. how his colleagues bring him to work every day. >>> and a pair of rules by the supreme court will affect the safety and health of millions of women. nbc 10 takes a look at the political impact. >>> and our political face-off returns. it's republican versus democrat as we take a look at the big issues in the

eastern on wednesday. join the discussion. >>> now an american history tv pulitzer prize winning photographer nick ut and david hume kennerly talk about their war time work in vietnam. they'll talk about how the images affected american perception of the conflict. part of the conference at the lbj presidential library in austin on the vietnam war. >>> please welcome mr. tommy hodinh, chairman and ceo of mag rabbit. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the power of a picture presentation. we are going to meet two renounced photographers who pictures change public sentiment toward the vietnam war. it is an honor for me to be here today. my name is tommy hodinh. i was born and raised near dhang ang from vietnam. i moved here from college when i was 18. when i was about 14 years old, i remember the marine landing on the beach. the marine were very generous to everybody. giving candy to children and inspiring -- their future. they were truly the statement of freedom and

what's your take on what's going on there?icans see it for what it is, a giant publicity stunt. the democrats are saying they want to see a vote on has already been defeated in the senate. even if it were to pass the bill wouldn't become law. it is a big distraction from the real challenge we are facing as a nation, which is the threat from islamic terrorists, the fact the administration's response to that has been weak i think it is not the answer. >> you can see some passionate lawmake lawmakers i believe these are shooting victims. listen in and you can hear. >> you have given us. we need to do this. we will do it. it is a great institution. we have the will of the public. let us do the right thing. >> lawmaker from connecticut very heated as they talk about gun legislation. what impact do you believe this will have on the presidential campaign that is now in full force? >> again, you can't help but be heart broken by any death in america. you know the folks listed there, are the result of someone who might have obtained a

one a day. weinto a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ >>> welcome back. here are the headlines at the half hour. right now, hillary clinton wrapping up a rally in raleigh, north carolina, just minutes ago clinton accusing donald trump of going after her personally because he has no substance. donald trump's own speech this morning, he called clinton quote, a world class liar. meanwhile, we learned today that elizabeth warren will be joining hillary clinton on the campaign trail next monday in cincinnati. >>> it is being called the largest crackdown on fraud in u.s. history, agents arresting more than 300 people, including at least 30 doctors. the justice department says those charged are responsible for more than $900 million in false bil

donald trump one-on-one with us as he prepares for a new attack on the clintons. and i ask him, will anything be off limits on the campaign trail? his thoughts this morning on hillary's religion and why he thinks clinton is unelectable. >> she has a bad temperament. she would do so badly with the economy. >> it all comes after hillary clinton launches her own new offensive to take down trump. >>> midair meltdown. movie star selma blair apologizing this morning after being forced to leave on a stretcher following a bizarre rant that frightened fellow passengers. how the "the people v. o.j. simpson" star is explaining her strange behavior. >>> and good morning, america. >>> and good morning, america. a lot of news to get to this morning including, david, your one-on-one with donald trump. >> i spoke to him before his big speech later today and takes on hillary clinton's accusations that she says not only should his finger not be on the button but shouldn't have his hands on our economy. how he responds to that. >>> but we begin with the severe weather alert for so m

one of them happened on may 23. sees stole about $100 in cash and on that same day, a home on we can drive was burned as well. in most cases no one was home and the thieves got inside through unlocked windows. there was also a recent robbery in lafayette when thieves made off with $10,000 in jewelry. >>> the city of martinez has received a $90,000 grant to support its homeless outreach initiatives. it was given by the operator of an oil fight -- refinery to help pay for an advocate to connect homeless people to resources and services. >>> san jose wants to make life easier for new moms by creating private spaces to breast-feed. he's pushing for them after he says a video asked to use the pumping room at city hall, but there isn't one. he's requesting funding in the city budget to add lost -- lactation stations to three city-owned places, the zoo, the children's museum and city hall . >> the only place we could direct them to is the bathroom, which is clearly unacceptable so we cleared out my office, closed the shade

yes, on average probably one week or something like that. certainly two or three a month. >> it getting on the airplane back and forth. >> i do two things on the airplane, if unfortunate to get upgraded then i keep a journal and so if i'm several days behind that's a good stretch of time to catch up. but usually reading. >> cute is that a journal for future book? >> i don't know. a good friend of mine who is since deceased was a wonderful historian named rufus fears. if you ever go to people who read or listen to teaching company which has these wonderful lectures, he has like five different series and there. he was a classical historian. there are many famous greeks and romans but at the university of oklahoma he held the chair funded by the blankenship family about freedom and he gave a great lecture series called the history of freedom and was a specialist and he had that same, fanatic fanatic flare the early 20th century. but rufus and i, he was a guy who i used to to sit down with two or three times a year and i like to know what he wou

one of the lieutenants, one of the first on the scene. a 23-year member of the police department, almost 20 years on the s.w.a.t. team. you could tell they were all shaken by this incident. by what they saw inside the club. they did an unbelievable job. courageous efforts in rescuing many, many hostages. at least 30 from inside the club. after it was all said and done, you could tell this tragedy takes a toll on everyone. even law enforcement officers. >> we're going the brief roughly every two hours. three hours. we're going brief in about three hours. we'll give you absolutely as much information as we can disclose. our guidelines for opd and the fbi and fdle. we'll give you everything we can. right now, we want to focus on identifying the victims. and notifying their families. so, i would hope you would lead with the information about how families can call in and check on their loved ones. or get information about they might think their loved one is among the missing. >> can you give the hotline number again? >> you got it. >> chief? >

one of the four bikes with the two kid on one bike was one that was hit head on, by a speeding red lexus according to witnesses and police. here is video of the lexus, that sped before the accident, sped after the accident when these poor, two, 16 years old kid flew flew over the head, knocked out of their shoes even when their bike got obliterated. that driver stopped on ridge avenue just a couple blocks away from police who got the 911 call flash away and on top of that car with the 34 year-old man driving it, female passenger and here's scott small telling us about the condition of the driver. >> the driver, who is 34 years of age was with the vehicle. he appeared to be intoxicated and he had strong odor of alcohol coming from his person. was transported to eighth and race where he will get a breathalizer, good chance person that left the scene because when we found him he appeared to be intoxicated. he cannot drive intoxicated, that is also the law, that is probably what caused this individual to flee from the accident scene after striking two people. so this driver is looking at som

tim bow is one of the hosts of home free right here on fox. >> chilling moments on an ride on an arizona had to come to the rescue after the roller coaster got stuck. the riders were trapped 30 feet above the ground this weekend. phoenix crews got everyone down safely in about 40 minutes with the help avenue 35-foot ladder. all things considered, riders say the experience was as pleasant as it could be under the circumstances. >> they were really polite. they were nice, i mean, they have really cool job as firemen. yeah. they were just holding my arm making sure i didn't fall. >> no one was hurt. no word on what caused the malfunction but the riders go the a refund and they also got two free tickets. they're not complaining. >>> well, mike jerrick makes good day viewers laugh. tonight mike took the mike and went on stage taking part in the stars stand up for fallen officers charity even. it happened tonight at punch line philadelphia in fishtown and money raised from the comedy goes towards the fop survivors fund which benefits the families of fallen officers. local print and broadcast p

he was on one side, i was on the other. >> jimmy: thought you had something you wanted to tell us?fool you. >> jimmy: congratulations on "black-ish," you won a peabody. >> thank you. >> jimmy: this is a prestigious award. when was this? >> a couple weeks ago. david letterman got his and steve martin got nothing. j >> it was a great night. >> jimmy: i bet it was. let's talk about the show "to tell the truth." this is a game show from the '50s? >> almost four decades, yeah. >> jimmy: what's the idea behind the show? >> they bring three guests on, and one is sworn to tell the truth. the other two lie out of their teeth. and i have a panel of celebrity guests. i have nene leakes, jalen rose, the wonderful and beautiful talented betty white. >> jimmy: she's always funny. >> she did the original "to tell the truth," so we had to have her back on. >> jimmy: you had another cast member, a very important cast member, i think. your mom is the score keeper. >> my mother is the score keeper on the show. >> jimmy: is she good at keeping score? >> my mother went to public school in watts, she ca

george stephanopoulos will go one on one with paul ryan.lso cover the major story, the terror attack in orlando. >>> we want to check in with the weather forecast. for that, we send things over to rob marciano. >> a huge heat wave across the central part of the country. multiple records falling yesterday. green bay, rapid city, south dakota. cup until the humidity. this is dangerous heat out there. 10in memphis. 102 in st. louis. as far north as sioux falls. one tornado in eastern parts of m montana. a little further east today. tomorrow, eastern parts of colorado will see an enhanced risk of damage lg winds. maybe an isolated tornado, too. thunderstorms across parts of california, especially through >> this weather report brought to you by american express. >> all right. thank you very much, rob. >>> coming up on the show, we're going to go back to the story we've been covering all morning. the shooting inside the gave give nightcl approximately 20 dead. the mayor says there may be more than that. the gunman described as organized and well

watch the next two games.>> warriors, one one word. warriors >>reporter: there are still optimistic, i can tell you, i talked with a number of fans who had not been to oracle arena, they were just happy to be able to go inside and see the court where the warriors play. on a quick note, i did hold up a broom on sports night live over the weekend. i was hoping for sweep, a couple fans reminded me to put it away. steve, pam, back to you in the studio.>> is there another watch party on friday?>> there is certainly another watch party. we have thousands out here tonight.>>> and his story will only see here, we will go one- on-one with stephen curry, his wife will reveal a personal pregame ritual.>>> another letter tied to the stanford rape case is going viral. it is from a father, written to the father of that turner. >>> back turner has been convicted of raping and an unconscious woman.>> there is growing outrage that the judge, as well as the justice system, grant lotus is standing by with the letter.>>reporter: brough turner's dad wrote

the one hand this and on the other hand that. it never states out the right or wrong answer on an issue but there are great reports . that provide a lot of useful information that the public i believe has a right to see because they are paying a lot of money to produce it. i certainly wouldn't argue that the memorandums and the internal work that's done on behalf of the committee or the particular members should ever be made public. if a member of the committee chooses to do that themselves but the reports in general ought to be made available. i guess another lesson i learned from this is the government will stand up firmly or your constitutional rights as long as you don't use them. it's kind of like integrity and a lot of other terms that people are fond of throwing around and they're all for it in theory . not an application. that's what i found here that i think out in the public, people like to think of the constitution is being carved in granite. in fact, it seems to be carved in sandstone but those rights aren't as strong

we're moving on. all right. all's well. the second one-on-one date of the show with our boy robby.lyst picked to go the whole nine yards. it went really, really well especially when you're stripping off on the rocks. >> that will help. >> they're jumping in. uh-huh. >> taking a plunge. robby, oh, by the way, he went there the whole nine. he goes, "i'm falling in love with you, jojo." >> wow. >> starting to fall in love with you. >> no, he is all in. >> what was her reaction? >> i think she said thank you or something. whatever. it doesn't matter. there was a rose ceremony. there's eight guys left. three of them that got ousted grant, vinny and evan, forget about them. they're gone. >> see you. >> so is the analyst. out. >> but we just got -- >> oh. bye, jack. >> your chair is still there. all right. let's move on next to the place where everybody knows your name. >> and they're always glad you came. >> ranked as one of the greatest television shows of all time, "cheers" is set to make its official debut on the stage. cheers live on stage will be a comedy, of course, based on some o

let's go to autumn marisa. >> it is a busy one this afternoon. we'll start on 95. here we are right at do the man. these are our southbound lanes. we have an accident involving actually four vehicles. they're trying to get that out of the way but taking out the left-hand lane and the northbound lanes approaching at cottman we have an accident taking out the left-hand lane as well so keep that in minds on 95. taking a look at the big picture speeds dropping down into the single digits on the schuylkill expressway. slow from the blue route to the vine street expressway. you can see 8 miles per hour. the blue route had been slow all afternoon from saint davids all the way to 95. you can expect about a 15-mile delay back up there on those roadways. taking a look into new jersey, the admiral wilson boulevard is really at a standstill. you can see here 130 approaching 130, because of that road closure on 38. really a crawl over the ben franklin bridge to this point and through this point as well. staying in new jersey, here we are at the route 42 freeway as you make your

he was a fixture on our air here on nbc 10. he was 69 years old. >> this week's wednesday's child is 14, going into 8th grade, and going into a dance troop. she also has an interest in cooking and is looking for a forever family. >> the first thing we have to do is wash our hands. today we're making pizza. >> main is shaped like a banana. >> the resident chef here. >> good? >> yeah. >> and you just hit that trigger right there. >> have you done this before? >> no. every made pizza before? >> you're a natural. look at that, she knows what she is doing. >> a great student that loves science and math. all that is missing is a forever family. >> nice, has animals -- >> having pets means responsibilities. >> are there things you learned to do over the years in the house that would be helpful to a family dynamic? i know how to clean. >> that's a big one. >> she was an only child with lots of attention but she is open to anything. single parent or two parent, she just wants to be loved. >> she is very sweet. really follows directions

one more. one more. know i could do this l day. i really could. one more. donald trump calls african-americans thugs, muslims terrorists, latinos rapists and criminals and women bimbos. hillary clinton believes racism, hatred, injustice and bigotry have no place in our country. she fights for us. >> i have to say, i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> good morning. it is tuesday, june 28th. >> june 28th. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. you know what meacham was telling me june 28th. it was a massive day. it was, as jon said, the battle of sullivan island, the first in 1776. >> i feel like there's something on the schedule. >> the first decisive victory over brits. >> they were fighting over the restaurants in charleston. >> the creation of carolina day. >> okay. >> from the battles of today. that happened today. >> that's not what i was talking about. with us on set we have managing editor of bloomberg politics and co-host of "all due respect." i watched it in its entirety. >> i did, too, the whole hour. >> it's an all new episode. m

, one criteria, one reimbursement rate. and make that the new choice act moving forward. we have had hearings on that. it is part of, there are pieces of it part of the veterans first act in the senate which we're thrilled with. the house is dealing with pieces of it. but to me, that is the ultimate response, how do we make this simpler. the other thing we did in this process is we looked at everything we thought was wrong with the original act because when you make an act you don't know, and as you work over time you learn how to make that better and we have now put that in the new veterans first act. so we're hopeful if the senate can pass the senate first act and house can pass parts of this as well we'll be doing a better job caring for veterans in the community. >> thank you, sir. okay. we're coming down to the last minute. i will ask one from, you've been too good on twitter. literally hundreds of tweets have flooded in. so i apologize to those of you, but the secretary and his team will get them and will address the

one year. one year.is the one-year anniversary, and we'll make it hopefully a worthwhile -- they are all talking about, we created a movement. bill: what else did donald trump say last night? >> good morning. plenty when it comes to hillary clinton and barack obama. he will do it with a rally here in houston. houston. last night celebrating the year anniversary of his campaign at ghillie's, a famous restaurant in texas. hammering the white house for what he says is a failure of leadership to keep his country safe. >> they gave up on the borders totally. they gave up so so many things, and they certainly gave up -- it's almost like they gave up on isis. you saw what one sleaze bag can do. one sleaze bag over the weekend. what he did. the horror that he reeked on us, laughing as he's shooting. calling people as he's shooting. doing facebook posts as he's shooting. and killing people. reporter: this is his first trip back to can after becoming the presumptive nominee. there were 1,500 dallas police officers

we will not be able to do one or one interviews, sim -- one on one interviews simply because of the number of press here. we will make some arrangements for group interviews. if you are interested, just work with us and we'll see if we can get that started. before we begin anything, i know that everyone wants to know some statistics on patients and patient condition. so i'm going to bring up dr. mike cheatham who can provide that information. [ applause ] >> okay. good morning. apologize for being late. we have been looking at the patients that are still in the hospital. it is a very fluid situation as i think you can understand. so this is an update, literally, as of a few moments ago. of the original 44 patients that were brought to orlando regional medical center, level i trauma center here, we still have 27 patients that are admitted in the hospital. of these, six patients are in the intensive care units and 21 patients are on the floor. of these patients, we have six patients remaining in the hospital that are critically ill. we have five that are in guarded condition. and we have 16

this one. and they have been particularly committed to helping eradicate trafficking. i'm very grateful to them being here. most of -- i am also grateful to all of your excellency's, members of the diplomatic corps who are here. many ambassadors, which underscores the importance of this issue. as i want to welcome those people from the private sector and civil society. you are indispensable partners in this effort. finally, a very special thank you to our team at state. this is a great document, and i was presented with a boxed copy. i have one each of the years i have been here in my office proudly displayed, and i am very grateful having gotten my recent copy today. this is a heck of a piece of work. a lot of information in here, a lot of studious work goes into thinking it through. there are some tough questions. in the end, they come down to element of discretion, but not much, because we have a fixed set of rules that congress has created, we follow those rules. therefore, there are some f

on, on the floor.has been incredibly moving to be here all day, and to hear from my colleagues, to hear extemporaneously as people spoke from the heart, about how they feel about this issue, how they feel about the lack of action, that no action here at the house of representatives, out of congress, what in people think is wrong with congress was on display. that people can continue to be slaughtered and congress, the republican congress continues to take no action. they could potentially turn the air off. they can potentially turn the lights off in the chamber. but i will suggest that a fire has been lit across our nation. and people are seeing the democratic caucus stand up and fight. not just through the regular routine, it's a new day in washington. it's a now way to fight, as well. we're not going to sit back and do nothing anymore and take nothing -- they're shutting the doors already. so as we're speaking, they're shutting the doors. they're ending business as usual, so to speak. but it's no lon

we had to put it on the ground right here on 103.7. >> i was listen on the way in. could not change it. now it's on the dial. >> i wanted to revisit that consent that -- concept that you mentioned because when this was launched, that's what it was. >> i heard belinda carlisle and i went back to the crush i had on her and the white snake video. i wish i had dvr back then because i waited hours to watch that. >> i was a little older than these young folks here. but that bridged the gap between the 70s rock and all of a sudden, 80s music came, something like we never heard before. that's why it makes such a connection with people, correct? >> such an expressive era. when did we have such anker ya. think of the hair up to hear, the bangles, the belt, eyeliner, stand decks into cowboy boots and the penalties and the girls dressed up, too. [ laughter ]. >> i'm going to be here weekend mornings. 103.7. >> i love watching on fridays the countdown. what happened to mtv because the rafaelity starting comings in. did you get angered by that in that it started to change? >> why

this isn't entirely on your shoulders, on the s.e.c.'s shoulders, but there are certain markets such as credit default swaps that depend on s.e.c. until the rules are completed the s.e.c. and other regulators won't have the benefit of a frame work that provides transparency and access to market data. another reform act rule outstanding prohibit incentive compensation and lead to losses at financial firms. we know what happened during the financial crisis in that regard. the multiagency rule was proposed in 2011. and reproposed last month. six years after wall street reform became law this rule still isn't finished. final rule would provide the market and the public with some assurance that senior executives at financial institutions won't be rewarded for taking inappropriate risks that could harm the markets, harm their employees, could harm the economy. i urge you and other regulators to finish that rule as quickly as possible. during your confirmation hearing you stated that you would make strengthening enforcement a high priority thro

on sunday. floats will be featured. pride is hosted every year in san francisco on the last weekend of june. about a million people are expected at this year's parade and celebrations over the weekend. and there will be extra security surrounding the event this year after the orlando shooting massacre. >>> and san francisco bay ferry will add extra ferries on pride festivities. the extra route will leave the terminal at 8:30 in the morning and oakland at 8:50. north bay ferry riders can take the regular scheduled 8:30 a.m. departure that arrives at the ferry building at 8:30. the roads are going to be packed up there. really busy area around the bay area. >> something for everybody this weekend. >>> time now 5:41. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, here's a look at some of the stories we're looking for for the kron 4 morning news at 6:00. it's a story you'll see only on kron 4. a warriors fan pushed from the upper level of oracle arena. we have an update on how he's doing this morning. >>>

no one in the neighborhood had interest on talking to us on camera, as they put it, they were not aboutin the vicinity at the time of the incident was detained and questioned. >> no one can determine who threw it so we took a report. it just shows the dangers out there. we have to be aware of the people around us. >> the cadet was treated for leg injuries and released from the hospital shortly after. >> dynamite, that could really do severe damage if that were to come into contact with an officer. >> reporter: i am told the incident did not deter the cadet from wanting to become a police officer, in fact it set his heart on that goal. anyone with information that can help lead to an arrest is urged to call police. kron4 news. >>> happening now, california law enforcement officials say that they are checking cars for illegal out of state fireworks ahead of the 4-earth of july holiday. authorities say they are keeping an eye out for firefighter smugglers, people brenging in firefighter from out of-- bringing in fireworks from out of state has been a big problem and agents are checking car

paul: that is one of the follow-on cases. one of the things that is remarkable about miranda, the basic framework is still applied today. i view that differently than jeff does. some people look at the dickerson decision and say that was a bullet that was dodged. i see dickerson and some of these other decisions as opportunity missed. we have not updated miranda at all in the last 50 years. we have not looked at emerging technologies like videotaping. if i am an innocent person being questioned by a police officer, i would much rather have a video camera running to make sure there are not threats being used in the office can be constructed later. the only thing i get is a -- the officer reading a few words off a card and making me sign a waiver form. we need to think about new ways of limiting maranda that not only protect suspects, but give law enforcement the ability to ask a few more questions. susan: next is brian in washington. caller: the speaker who just spoke is keen on having police officers ask more questions. my qu

on the 22 july the 22 mark it on our calendar and the other one on july 23rd at martin luther king slash jc jones playground on third street and carol supervisors this man should not have been killed or murdered but he was and we do meet every thursday at 315 rhode island to discuss about what is happening on our streets of san francisco and how young men and women are being killed by the police who prefer to shoot first and ask questions later but i'm here to brought to your attention that in this remembrance ordinance or resolution everybody was very pleased that day was set aside but i'm here to request some of you whose heart was touched by his death if you all can figure out. >> way how some money can be incorporated so this remembrance day can be held much like in the military i know you're not a federal organization but i do know and hope the mayor is hearing we have a budget of 9. $6 billion we know we spend a quarter of a billion dollars for our homeless but one or two or three or four who can put your heads together this is justice for mario woods coalition so it includes alex,

one-way traffic for one direction at a time.se to main street where that is happening and 580 from the altamonts pass to 680 will take you 16 minutes this morning and if you are a baseball fan, we have the san francisco giants versus boston tonight at at&t park at around 7:15. we could see delays after we get off work around 80 or 101, maybe 280. so potentially, we could see delays there. we'll go ahead and keep an eye on that as well. a live look at the bay bridge from the carquinas bridge, 19 minutes. we do have construction going eastbound direction until 6:00 this morning. let's go ahead and get a check of the forecast. roberta? >>> thank you, and it's 5:17. the live weather cam remarks a pretty view from treasure island. looking at san francisco but i want you to listen very carefully and hear the robust sea breeze. let's see. oh. oh, my ship is coming in. that is gorgeous. thank you very much, photographer brian, for that. but we have the wind speeds shape up in san francisco, and clouds into the trivalley and check out fa

on two different flights on monday domestic here in u.s. packed not a seat available standing room waiting lists out the door at airport. people are traveling now. of course this is what happens in turkey. >> we've got the numbers for 4th of july weekend as well. we're seeing record demand for people to go places. now, most of that of course for the 4th of july is just a road trip. nonetheless you have over 3 million people saying they're flying somewhere. it's interesting. i agree with you. there's demand. you have to imagine on international scene trips to europe might be questioned because of what's going on at soft target at airports. >> it's a valid question. i look you can get a cheap deal. yes you can do you know what fees and taxes are $700 in fees and taxes. i was like okay not going to happen. >> you can buy a lot when you get there since the pound is 1.33 in u.s. dollar this morning. >> it's a great exchange or wimbledon. >> did he call official uniforms now. -- >> this is what you look at now and this is the dress you're sportin

the first one is on page 9 of our report. on the digital services program first of all were recommending approval of two of three requested you positions. so, we absolutely believe this is an essential function and we are recommending two of three. the one position that we do not believe is justified-let me mention the two positions that were recommending on ias-business analyst and a project manager. the one position that we do not believe is justified is a manager five position, and we note that according to the department of human resources, job-the actual job description, the manager five is responsible for managing divisions of medium to large size. this digital services program has only three proposed employees. we are recommending approval of two of the three. so, we do not believe that the manager of five position is justified. i would be happy to respond to any questions. i can go to the next one. however the committee want to do this >> okay. so, in terms of just to be clear, on page 9 we are talking about the entir

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full employment. >> on that one measure, yes. but there are these other measures. >> does that mean we're going to get wage growth then? even above where we are right now? >> i would expect it to pick up somewhat further. we're now running about 2.6 if we take an average of all the different indicators, not just average hourly earnings. i think that probably will move up further and still has a little bit of ways to go before we're at normal. >> spend a lot of time talking about the way jobs play into what the fed wants to do. trying to get something more done for other reasons outside the labor market? do they want to build up a bit of a rate cushion in some sense? >> you mean in order to be able to cut again? >> for what they believe is a version of normal to keep the financial markets from getting over confident that we're going to stay near zero for a very long period of time? >> i think the main reason is they want to basically achieve a soft landing. they want to transition to basically trend employment growth roughly at th

thy place on link on hill. we have fees from a variety of neighborhood planning areas, which is running several park renovations including at jean fran, rec ctr., garfield pool, mission rec center, a new park in soma, 17th and fulsome, and then we have some gift funding which is open support the renovation about outdoor pool. look at her general fund capital really reveals property in action. we have a pretty healthy amount. we have made very clear policy decision to fund at least $15 million a year in general fund capital in the next two fiscal years and we think oregon to continue to do that indefinitely. you can see what it does to our ability to just take care of nuts and bolts maintenance. you can see the increase in our general facilities fund, our increase in camp matter which frankly, woefully funded and not really taking care. funding for ballfield replacements both synthetic turf and grass. the grass fields is something we didn't really invest in good urban forest rate, were making very significant in

he deserves one after saving the symbol of our nation on one of its most sacred days at one of its mostred places. >> if i didn't do it one of my other firefighters from philadelphia would have done it. no doubt in my mine i was in the right spot at the right time. >> reporter: the scene was a memorial day inferno that gutted the american legion post 396. walter had just been ordered out of the building. it was simply too dangerous. but as he left, he ran into the post patrick love, sr. >> he asked me can i at least get my flag? i look at him with, upping, with a look like i'm sorry i can't let do you that however i asked my captain if i can retrieve his flag, and he gave me per mig. i went and got his flag. >> reporter: swiped both flags from their holders on either side of the front door as he carried them from the burning building someone snapped this photo which quickly went viral on social media. >> when i took the flags off the front of the building i didn't even know there was american legion post. i did it because i would do it any day, you know. however once you realize that, i