katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10's keith jones is in pittsburgh for the jury selection. you can see his live reports starting this afternoon at 4:00. remember, you can always get realtime updates on our nbc 10 app. >>> now to delaware z investigators are investigating one of their own after a shooting. >> the trooper shot her boyfriend after he attacked her. nbc reporter tim furlong joins us live from the scene in pike creek with what police are saying. tim, what are you hearing? >> reporter: they cleared the scene in the neighborhood, but take a look at the video from overnight. it happened at about 11:15 at the trooper's townhouse. the off-duty officer and her boyfriend were having a serious dispute and a very physical fight and grabbed her service weapon and fired one shot at his chest and the trooper was able to call 911 and she had severe cuts and bruises all over her face. >> it was a very physical altercation that occurred which led to the female trooper grabbing her service weapon. >> reporter: this morning the state police detectives had the boyfriend's lexus to

his nbc's stephanie goskeris nbc's stephanie goske is nbc's stephanie goskis nbc's stephanie gosksis nbc's stephanie goskis nbc's stephanie gosks nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: o.j. simpson has been in a nevada prison for burglary and kidnapping charges since 2008. the department of corrections announced a july parole hearing. if goes his way, the famed football star turned infamous murder suspect could be set free as early as this october. simpson was convicted of armed robbery of two memorabilia dealers in las vegas, charges unrelated to the 1994 murder of ex-wife nicole brown and friend ron goldman. that murder followed by a live high-spread bronco chase, a trial that gripped the country for months and simpson's nt acquitted still fascinate. the families of nicole brown and ron goldman maintain simpson is guilty of the double homicide. a civil court in 1997 found him liable, ordering the former football star pay $33.5 million. >> he may very well get parole just based upon the merits of his conduct in this case. previously they've ranked him as low risk. >> reporter: simpson w

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with kate snow." >> good evening. a massive storm system over the center of the country brought misery to parts of 16 states this weekend. late word tonight at least 12 now dead as a result of those storms. rain and floods in the mississippi river valley, tornadoes to the south, even blizzard conditions in parts of kansas. in texas, communities are mourning, and the damage from yesterday's storms is extensive. and today, another outbreak of at least 11 tornadoes across mississippi and alabama. the radar map shows the threat of tornadoes now moving east with another round of severe weather expected tomorrow in parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. our team is covering the latest from the region this evening. we begin with gabe gutierrez outside dallas. gabe? >> reporter: kate, good evening. authorities here spent the day urgently searching for more victims. thousands of people are still without power. and as we take a live look from the air, you can see the mangled debris. incredibly, everyone

nbc news, manchester. >> stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for continuing coverage. >>> in delaware county investigators at a cvs. he walked into the store and announced a robbery. he allegedly forced employees into a bathroom. when police arrived police say the suspect ran and hid in the storage room. they negotiated with the gun machblt about an hour and a half later he surrendered. >>> a trial of a man accused of murdering his toddler son. jurors are listening to a secretly recorded conversation between creato and the mother of brendan creato. jurors also took another listen to his 911 call. >>> the jury is now set for bill cosby's sexual assault trial which is set to begin june 5th. of the 12 jurors chosen, two are african american. the jury was picked from a pool of people from allegheny county. the presiding judge disagreed. cosby talked about the jury picking process. >> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful peop people. and i want to thank the sheriffs department because they made everything very very smooth here. >> cosby has pro claimed his innocence. he does

nbc. jean what do we know at this point. >> reporter: jessica we know that shooting happened here in the south of sunset boulevard. the shooting happened at kirk ham the car came to rest here at lawton. the 15-year-old driver was shot and killed. police say a car pulled up to the white car around noon and someone started shooting at that car. people who live nearby say they heard six shots. the car has several bullet holes. a teenage passenger was not hurt. neighbors are stunned by the violence and sad such a young man was killed. yet relieved pedestrians and other drivers were not hurt. >> getting caught when something is happening an innocent bystander getting caught, you know that's the worst part, yes. >> reporter: at this point police say there is no suspect description or description of the suspect's car available. police say they believe the victim was targeted you but at this point they say they don't know why. they say road rage is a possibility. at this point the gang task force

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"nightly news" begins now. ♪ >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly newswith kate snow. >> good evening. on his first overseas trip, president trump today called on the muslim world to confront extremism, framing the fight against terrorists not in religious terms but as a battle between good and evil. in a glittering summit room in riyadh, saudi arabia, filled with 55 muslim leaders from around the world, mr. trump struck a different tone than he has in the past. it is the first stop on a multi-city foreign tour this week that to some extent is drawing attention away from his troubles back in washington. we begin with kelly o'donnell, traveling with the president. >> reporter: for a president known for his own luxurious trappings, hospitality displayed by saudi arabia's king has been resplendent and regal. >> i would like to thank all of the people of saudi arabia. >> reporter: the president left behind at least briefly the cloud of controversy choking his administration, and made no mention of his proposed travel ban aimed at six muslim majority countrie

nbc 10's matt delucia is live at st. christopher's hospital in north philly where the boy is being treated. matt? >> that 2-year-old is in critical condition this morning. he was shot four times in the back. his father was also shot in the knee. this happened last night around 9:15 in kensington. this was on the 3300 block of malta street. police say two men rode by on bikes and fired gunshots while the father and son were on the posh porch. there were also neighbors around. they heard that gunfire, too. >> i'm scared. i'm like, is this somebody i know? because i know a lot of people from malta street. i have neighbors in this block, too. i was scared. my neighbor ran inside. she was afraid. she was like, i'm not having my kid out here. >> reporter: again, that boy is in critical condition. as of right now, police are telling us the that they're still looking for those two shooters believed to be in their 20s. one was wearing a white vest, the other had a red shirt at the time. both were wearing cutoff jeans or shorts an

. ♪ >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow. >>>ood evening. with so many public revelations over the past week about the investigation into links between trump officials and russia, the white house is now stepping up efforts to combat critical story lines. after a nine-day overseas trip the president billed as a great success, the administration is hoping this week to get back to legislative priorities and promises made during the election like health care reform. but the shadow of that investigation and nearly daily staff shake-up rumors loom large. we begin tonight with hans nichols at the white house. >>> president donald trump returning home late last night and wasting no time to go on offense this morning. it is my opinion that many of the leaks, he says, coming out of the white house are fabricated lies made up by the fake news media. but the white house is now prepping a war room to push back on the russia investigations which has his son-in-law and senior adviser as a focus as first reported by nbc news. "the washington pos

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"nbc nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news, world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in tonight for lester. as if we needed another sign of just how tense the situation with north korea has become, today the u.s. practiced for the worst-case scenario, launching an intercontinental ballistic missile towards the u.s. homeland and shooting it out of the sky. it was a simulation of how the u.s. might respond if a north korean missile was headed for u.s. shores and a clear shot across the bow to north korea's dictator. richard engel leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. military practiced defending the united states from a north korean attack, firing a missile-killing interceptor. this is it speeding its way over the pacific to its target, the u.s. launched from the marshall islands and aimed at the water off san diego. if a north korean missile really was inbound, this had better hit it. the test comes just two days after the latest north korean missile launch supervised by a smiling k

and many of us at nbc 10 new mi knew mike. our backup pilot for nbc sky force 10.itch joins us live. >> i was with him in sky force 10 a couple weeks ago and today spoke with others who knew and flew with mike murphy. flying, a fraternity and mike murphy was a big part of it. >> this hit home. >> reporter: life in the cockpit is a connection between mike murphy and sky force 10 pilot phil norton. >> i can't comprehend what happened. >> reporter: neither can this photographer and friend dan kent. >> biggest fear. it's someone you know. >> reporter: mike murphy was 37 leaves behind a wife and a 2-year-old. he has another child on the way. >> just pray for murph's family and his wife and his kids, and i know they do have a big support group. >> reporter: mike had flown for years. been in the sky more than a decade covering news in sky force 10. >> almost can't believe he's gone. >> reporter: and saving lives with penn star. he learned to fly near his home in new jersey. yesterday he was training to fly in bad weather. he was the only one killed. no one else was onboar

jacob, nbc news, ft.ng georgia. >>> sad news for sports fans and folks who just appreciate a really good story. frank deford, the legendary sports writer died. deford started with "sports illustrated" in 1962 and wrote for 50 years. along the way he pinned 18 books and made quite the mark on tv and radio. that voice could be heard on npr for 37 years. in fact, he retires from radio just a few weeks ago. frank deford was 78. >>> when we come back, a touching story on this memorial day, a retiree who spends his this memorial day, a retiree who spends his days giving soulfu as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also

nbc's dr.ez with details. >> reporter: in suburban cleveland, 44-year-old tina knol nowell struggled with glasses and contacts for her life. >> i feel like >>> we're back now with news that could maybe better vision for you or your family members. it's a new procedure just approved in the u.s. doctors say it could be a better less invasive alternative to lasik for some patients. nbc's dr. john torrez with details. >>ep 44-year-old tina nowell struggled with glasses and contacts for her life. >> i feel like my glasses restrict me from doing things. simple everyday tasks. >> reporter: her doctor recommended a procedure called smile approved a few months ago in the united states. dr. ronald kruger prom the cleveland clinic says for some patients, it's more effective than lasik. >> what's the difference? >> i often say s.m.i.l.e. is like a lap incision. she was able to go back to work the next day.ro incision. she was able to go back to work the next day.s incision. she was able to go back to work

nbc andrea thomas. he and many of those others were taken here to temple university hospital. >> reporter: shattered glass and bullet holes are remnants of a night of violence that are e rezdants on 23rd street say started innocently. >> just a positive energy, positive vibe. >> reporter: a group was hang out dancing and listening to music by multiple accounts. that's when victims told police two men approached and started shooting. at least 20 shell cases were found at the scene. >> by the time i got in my house, the gunfire start. and by the time i got back outside, the police were already on the site, on-the-scene. >> reporter: nine people including this one's cousins were shot. some residents drove the injured to the hospital before police arrived. >> it makes me feel like we really have this evil lurking amidst of us. >> reporter: residents were sitting outside their homes today questions why this happened as police continue the investigation, hoping surveillance helps them track down the suspects.

>> tammy, thanks. >>> count on nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app over the memorial day weekend.et realtime weather updates. check on travel conditions. or find something to do over the holiday weekend. just download the free nbc 10 app. >>> we are following a developing story in southwest philadelphia. police are investigating the suspicious death involving a 6-week-old baby. it happened inside an apartment on willows avenue near cobbs creek parkway. investigators say the baby had head injuries but don't know how he got there. we'll touch base with our reporter shortly. >>> a bus company meanwhile took nearly 12 hours to help stranded victims of an early morning crash in gloucester county today. >> a charter bus hit by a tractor trailer on the new jersey turnpike. victims taken to hospitals across the area. the crash happened around 12:45 this morning. it wasn't until after 11:30 a.m. that the company told victims another bus was coming to pick them up. >> nobody's doing nothing. >> reporter: when you say nobody, you mean the bus company? >> doing nothing. i called the police. t

you can find the link on our website nbc 10.com. nbc 10 news. >>> tonight, we're hearing from a philadelphia police officer for the first time since she was shot in the line of duty. nbc 10 at the 36th annual law enforcement awards luncheon today, officer sylvia young cheated death last year when a gunman rattled off 18 shots in her patrol car. coming to her aid, ed miller who chased the suspect and shot twice. young says the connection to miller is very strong and special. >> we have a bond that won't ever be broken. it is like we're connected now. i never met him before that night and i'll never forget him. >> also honored philadelphia officer hartnet and atlantic city police officer josh vadel. a robbery suspect shot him in the head at point-blank range last year. >>> hundreds of people in delaware could be losing their jobs. hsbc is moving 450 jobs out of state and also shuting down the center in new castle county. people who work there will be offered jobs in chicago or buffalo. >>> members of a fraternity putting up a reward t

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. as we come on the air in the west, a massive cyber extortion attack is under way across at least 70 countries tonight holding computer data hostage for ransom. the department of homeland security is warning american companies to be on guard as the attack sweeps across europe and beyond, including british hospitals where frozen computer screens forced staff to turn away some patients. we get late details from london and nbc's kelly kobia. >> reporter: companies held for ransom. a computer virus paralyzing britain's national health service. emergency rooms closed. ambulances were diverted. routine surgeries cancelled. >> we turned up for our appointment to have his foot checked, and they said, i'm really sorry, but the computer system is down. you have to go away. >> reporter: the virus locked computers. on screen a message demanding $300 in bitcoin to get access. >> this was not targeted at the nhs. it's an international attack. >> reporter: the attack reportedl

. >> announcer: from "nbc nightly news" world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. we begin with stunning late breaking news. president trump has fired james comey as director of the fbi. it comes without warning and sending shock waves across washington this evening, the president dismissing the man who was leading the investigation into his campaign. comey, an obama appointee, with less than four years into a 10 year term when he became a political lightning rod over the last year between investigations into hillary clinton and into possible collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government. we get late details now from our chief white house reporter, hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning development that seemed to come with little warning. the president abruptly firing james comey, writing to him, you are not able to effectively lead the bureau. it is essential that we find new leadership for the fbi that restores public trust and confidence in its vital law enforcement mission. a letter from the department o

. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with katenow. >> good evening. the vote was decisive in france today. a rejection of the far right candidate marine le pen and a big victory for centrist emmanuel macron. the main themes of the election so familiar now, nationalism versus globalism, and in this case the growing tide of populism appears to have receded. congratulations poured in from leaders around the world including president trump as macron vowed to address what he called his country's social fractures. we get the latest from matt bradley in paris. >> reporter: a campaign full of surprises ends without one. emmanuel macron will be france's next president. he is a former investment banker who wants to reform france's economy and strengthen the european union. with most of the votes counted, he trounced anti-immigrant populist marine le pen by about 65% to 35%. after a last-minute hacking scandal, bitter debates, allegations of fake news and rare interventions from american politicians -- >> i have admired the campaign that emm

"nbc nightly news" is next. see you back here at 1:001:00. . >>> breaking news tonight, sources tell nbc news the president's son-in-law and senior white house advisor jared curb narcotic is understa -- cu kushner is under scrutiny. >> new controversy after the violent encounter caught on audio tape a. congressional candidate charged with assaulting a reporter and high drama hours before the polls close. >>> scolding allies, a tense confrontation as president trump lectures world leaders standing just feet away, and video getting a lot of attention president trump's move to get to the front of the pack. >>> hospital bill help, the new way patients are finding to pay for surprise medical expenses. it can be a cheaper option to cover those out-of-pocket costs. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. as we come on the air, we have breaking news and it involves the russia investigation. nbc news learned jared kushner, the president's son-in-law an

nbc's gaddi schwartz with the details. delicate ope. schwartz with the details. >> reporter: crews carefully filling a partially collapsed tunnel with soil, inside cars with toxic waste in the days processing weapon's grade plutonium. >> it's like having fukushima sitting in your backyard ready to go off. >> reporter: the cars were seal in tunnels to contain the radiation. plans called for the government to clean out the tunnels by 2024, then pushing it back to 2042. >> anyone near the tunnel when it collapsed could get a lethal dose of ratuation in a short radiation period of time. >> reporter: for now the government says no radiation is detected and safety is the top priority. >> we'll approach this slowly, safely and methodically. >> reporter: workers at the site say they have heard that before. >> i was healthy as a horse until that day i got exposed. >> reporter: john worked there for over 30 years until he says he inhaled something that left him with brain damage. he is now hoping the partial collapse will be a wakeup call and tho

it's an nbc news exclusive. we'll have it here on "nbc nightly news." >>> still tonight, more on the day's other headlines including the dangerous operation at the largest nuclear waste site in the nation, after a radioactive scare there. >>> also, child safety alert, a warning over something that sends 50 kids an hour to emergency rooms. stay with us. >>> we're back now with details to the in the largest radioactive scare at the largest nuclear site. today workers took on a dangerous and delicate operation. nbc's gadi schwartz with the details. >> reporter: crews carefully filling a partially collapsed tunnel with soil, inside cars with toxic waste in the days processing weapon's grade plutonium. >> it's like having fukushima sitting in your backyard ready to go off. >> reporter: the cars were sealed in tunnels to contain the radiation. plans called for the government to clean out the tunnels by 2024, then pushing it back to 2042. >> anyone near the tunnel when it collapsed could get a lethal dose of radiation

nbc's dr. john torres explains. >> reporter: andrea turn earp says for the last five years she couldn't get a good night's sleep. >> i was exhausted all the time. how can i make it through this day because i am so tired. >> this is five minutes. >> reporter: the 69-year-old underwent a sleep study where doctors measured everything from brain waves to breathing. she was diagnosed with sleep apnea and what doctors found was shocking. >> significant drops in it oxygen. >> reporter: while she slept, she would stop breathing and it was happening as many as 41 times every hour. >> this can lead you to have three to four times higher chance of having heart attacks or stroke. >> reporter: sleep apnea happens when the muscles in the back of the throat collapse which cuts off breathing. the gold standard of treatment is a cpap man. like half of patients, she couldn't tolerate it. now a new option, a device called inspire. it's implanted under the skin and is turned on every night with a remote control. i

watch it on nbc 10. the exclusive tv partners. all of the programming is in english as well as in spanish. so you have no excuse if you are not there live on site, you can check us out online, on demand, on air. >> also enjoy the pops concert in front of independence hall on july 3rd. each day of the festival go to a different museum without opening your wallet. catch the parade and celebration of freedom ceremony in person, on nbc 10 or nbc10.com. and the fireworks new this year an earlier start time at 9:30. again, live on nbc 10. >> if you love fireworks, this is the place to be. >> fireworks will light up the sky on june 30th and july 1st. >> we have a list of all the events for the week-long welcome america celebration on our website at nbc10.com. you'll find the times and dates and basically everything you need to know about the festival. >>> taking a live look at the ben franklin parkway site of the wawa festivities. the rain will return to parts of the area tonight. glenn schwartz is joining us with more. farther so the so

nbc's dr. with details. >> reporter: in suburban cleveland, 44-year-old tina knol nowell struggled with glasses and contacts for her life. >> i feel like my glasses restrict me from doing things. simple everyday tasks. >> reporter: her doctor recommended a procedure called smile approved a few months ago in the united states. dr. ronald kruger prom the cleveland clinic says for some patients, it's morefemore effective than lasik. >> what's the difference? >> i often say s.m.i.l.e. is like a l lap incision. she was able to go back to work the next day. fewer patients report dry eye. >> because it's less invasive, it doesn't dry your eyes out as much. >> reporter: the procedure is fda approved for people nearsighted and do not have a stick ha 'tis m. for now it costs around $5,000 for both eyes. it's not covered by insurance. for tina noel, it was a good investment. >> the status and the grass seems greener. >> reporter: freedom from glasses, thanks to a technique to see life more clearly. dr. jo

here's nbc dr.hn torres. >> reporter: for the first time, a study shows how stage 3 colon cancer survivors, like jeff moroso can improve theirds follow a healthy lifestyle. >> i have been pretty religious about doing all my exercise,. it makes a difference. >> reporter: nearly a thousand cancer colon survivors were studied for seven years. those that followed lifestyle guidelines from the american cancer societies had a 42% lower risk of dying and a 31% lower chance of the cancer coming back. >> i think magnitude is the benefit. i don't think anyone appreciates how much better they might actually do. >> reporter: the guidelines are simple, get at least 150 minutes of exercise each week. eat a diet rich in vegetables and whole grains, limit processed and red meat and a separate study found eating tree nuts twice a week or more helps patience live longer. one theory for how lifestyle can stop cancer. >> it helps your body metabolize energy better, keeps the glucose insulin levels low, which seems to b

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diazelart. >>> good evening. president trump returns home tonight after a whirlwind trip that saw him meet with dozens of world leaders in five different countries. when air force one touches down at andrews this evening, the president will be greeted by a storm of political controversy that has grown since he left more than a week ago. the epicenter of that storm, reports that his son-in-law and trusted adviser jared kushner asked russians about the possibility of setting up a secret communications link with the kremlin that would circumvent official u.s. government channels. our kelly o'donnell has been traveling with the president and files tonight's report from sicily. >> reporter: in the air over sicily today the president capped his nine-day journey of nearly 30,000 miles with a visit to u.s. troops in italy. the most difficult miles ahead, maybe the trip back home, where he's returning to a growing controversy surrounding his son-in-law and top adviser's preinauguration contacts wit

more nbc 10 news on the other side of the break. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, toddler shot.hild was on the front porch when two men opened fire, hitting the 2-year-old in the back. now philadelphia police are looking for those shooters. a life-suppove report from the is next. >>> donald trump arrived in saudi arabia moments ago. >>> and we are in for a weekend cool down. our first heat wave of the season is over. we're tracking scattered showers and cloudy, cooler weather for your saturday. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. plenty to get to. let's begin with our first alert neighborhood forecast. meteorologist erika martin is tracking that cooler weather today. you know what,

for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. large fire. >>> we begin with breaking news tonight. at 6:00 evacuations in downtown stockton because of this. a large fire. this is a look from the tower cam from the sister station in sacramento. you can see that thick black smoke in the air. it's been going on a while now. the location is near the intersection of we shall weber and benefit street. . this appears to be in a warehouse district area where there were some garages and some auto repair shops. so far no word of injuries. but of course we'll monitor this fire. at this hour. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank for joining us. >> raj mathai. other stop story this evening a grizzly discovery this morning and tonight a lot of concerned neighbors. sf public defender is scrambling for answers but they say it was not a random attack. a man found dead at vernal heights park. kristi smith is at the park with the latest on the search for the suspect. >> reporter: raj, neighbors are understandably concerned. the body was fou

his attorney tells nbc news that mr. kushner previously volunteered to share with congress what he knows about these meetings. he'll do the same if he's contacted in connection with any other inquiry. >> jared is a very successful real estate person, but i actually think he likes politics more than real et toys, and he's very good at politics. >> kushner is married to first daughter ivanka trump and is one of the president's most trusted advisers wielding enormous influence despite very little political experience. >> jared's a very successful man from new york. >> reporter: his position as both adviser and son-in-law putting the russia probe not only inside the white house but close to the president's inner family school. >> that was peter alexander reporting. . white house not commenting at this point instead redirecting towards kushner's lawyer who played multiple roles during the campaign and transition including data operations. >> a bounce houns delayed with kids inside of t. >> we've recovered other $750,000 for o

for nbc 10 news. >> i like the sound of that. thank you. >>> everyone wants to know, what will the impact be of this weather on holiday weekend plans? >> such a big difference. go to chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. is it true, could see rain every single day? >> there is that possibility. the great mat jort majority no. cooler at the shore than what it is today. today there is a land breeze. the sea breeze will be coming i both saturday and sunday. keeping it cool. you can see all the people there at cape may right now, and it's in the 70s. much more comfortable. showers have been racing through the area. here's one right in philadelphia itself. northeast philly, coming across the river. riverton and cherry hill, and -- it's on the lighter side. but this is what we were telling you was likely to happen this afternoon. and now as soon as the sun starts going down, these showers are going to totally disappear. you can see a couple going near atlantic city, too. so during the next hour or so, you've got that issue.

live in ocean city, for nbc 10 news. >>> and don't forget to download the nbc 10 app for your latest weather updates as you make your memorial day weekend plans. >>> this afternoon president trump is heading overseas for his first foreign trip as the leader of the free world. the president and first lady took off just after 2:00 today for saudi arabia. the first stop on a nine-day trip. of course, here at home president trump is leaving behind controversy as those investigations continue on a possible connection between the president and russia. yesterday the president called int investigations a witch-hunt and today deputy attorney general rod rosenstein gave a closed door briefing on the investigation to the house. he's in charge of the investigation after attorney general jeff sessions recused himself. one lawmaker said rosenstein shut down reports former fbi director james comey asked for more resources to conduct the russian probe. >> said he's already said it, no evidence comey asked for further resources. >> deputy a.g. said it very well. his reason for doing this appointment

reporting live in dublin, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob. turning to your forecast this memorial day. cool temperatures for the remembrance ceremonies planned in communities all around the bay area. we'll get to some of those memorial day owe vents in just a moment. >> as bob was just saying, kind of cool for the time here. let's take a tour of the bay area with our traffic cameras. kari hall has been tracking are the conditions. one thing you won't see is a lot of cars on the road and you also won't see a lot of sunshine in those pictures. >> seeing a little bit of filtered sunshine in parts of the inland areas. looking at the peninsula camera, over the palo alto. you see a little bit of some sun trying to peek through in the tri-valleys. seems a little too cool to head to the water park. 53 degrees in san francisco can, and we're making it up to 60 degrees right now in the north bay where we're getting a little bit more clearing especially for the valley. as we go through the day it will be much more comfortable, even a little bit warmer f

hallie jackson, nbc news, jerusalem. >>> this is andrea mitchell in jerusalem. president trump dining with the netanyahus and tackling middle east peace, learning on the job. >> i've heard it's one of the toughest deals of all. >> reporter: realizing that a peace deal is harder than he thought only a few weeks ago. >> it's a -- something i think is frankly maybe not as difficult as people have thought over the years. >> reporter: on a trip filled with symbols, holy sites, royal welcome, sword dances, and a glowing orb, it is still a challenge just to get israelis and palestinians talking to each other. instead today, anger in israel over a palestinian protest. the hostility decades deep on both sides. >> today there was a strike to support palestinians in jail for killing israelis? give me a break. you cannot. you cannot seek peace when you support terror. >> what they are trying to do is forge an agreement that will simply be shoved down the throats of palestinians. >> reporter: and donald trump with a new approach, hoping stronger relations with israel can pro

good evening thanks for joining us raj. >> nbc bay area. mounen view in the latest breaking details. >> look this is a fire broke out a little more than an hour ago or so. what we understand from the fire department there were three people injureled let's go to video from sky ranger just to give you an idea of where this all happened as you mentioned this is going on at the google conference that's going on at the shoreline amphitheater. we were able to talk with a few people inside at the conference who tell us the fire itself actually happened in kind of a excluded kitchen area. so it wasn't in the middle of where everyone was for this conference. what we understand from the fire department is that there were three people injured. two taken to the hospital with not very seriousing injuries. unfortunately one person did suffer life threatening injuries. that person rushed to a local hospital. we are told by some people nnlds at the conference that they could see so many of the commotion going on. but they were not cleared out and the confe

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it will be right here hon nbc bay area. those temperatures drop back into the mid-50s later on tonight it will also become mostly cloudy and we'll start out tomorrow like we started out today. as you're starting to make plans for the weekend you can start it out with the filoli flor show happening in woodside. in the morning we'll be in the low 60s, reaching into the upper 60s by early afternoon. it's going to be a beautiful day for walking the grounds there and taking in all of the flowers and the scenery. heading into the weekend also for santa cruz it will be in the low 80s on friday and then turning a little bit cooler between saturday and sunday with the stronger ocean breeze, but we will have the afternoon sunshine moving in. we ear also going to see more of the same in san francisco. just our temperatures are warming up a couple of degrees each day heading into sunday and we'll see more of the same for the inland valleys. mid-70s today with gusty winds and low 80s for the weekend and it continues to warm up early nex

. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. today the ice-cold water of washington reality was thrown over the celebration by house republicans over yesterday's successful vote to repeal and replace obamacare. that's because of the still bigger battle that awaits in the u.s. senate, where key republicans are saying tonight slow down, as they plan to go back to square one to craft their own health care replacement plan. a process that will take more time and require virtually every republican to be on board to pass. here is national correspondent peter alexander with what happens next. >> reporter: tonight, it's the republican health care plan going under the knife. >> you'll have better health care at a lower cost. and now i'm calling on the senate to take action. >> reporter: but the house helped bill where republicans can only afford to lose two votes. >> the senate will write its own bill. my goals will be to rescue the people who are likely not to be able to buy insurance next year. >> reporter: among the flash poi

for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. 21-month old boy -- abducted >>> right now at 6:00 we're following breaking news a bay area amber alert is now a statewide amber alert. the 21 month old boy abducted by his father in san francisco might be headed for southern california. the news at 6:00 starts right now thank for joining us this friday. raj mathai. jessica aguirre. we've been tracking are the breaking story on oir aaron online here is what we know. a father was supposed to drop his infant son back off with mom last night but the father never showed up. ton there is concern he may harm himself and the boy. now police believe he is headed south on i-5 perhaps towards los angeles. kristi smith is live in san francisco with the breaking details. what have we learned? >> reporter: as you said the district attorney's office here in san francisco says they have information that the spungt suspected abductor may be heading down i-5 to southern krall california. they say he has been acting erratically and the amber alert was

nbc's peter alexander is here in manhattan where the president is tonight. hello, peter. >> reporter: lester, good evening. president trump returning to his hometown of new york city for the first time since taking office. earlier today as you noted, at the white house flanked by faith leaders, the president signed an executive order allowing religious leaders more political speech and allowing federal agencies to drop obamacare's mandate that religious groups provide contraceptive coverage in the health insurance plans. president trump announcing the first foreign trip with stops in saudi arabia, israel and a trip to the vatican where he will meet with the pope. critical of his proposed border wall, back here at the museum on the island of manhattan, this is a decommissioned aircraft carrier and the president is being greeted by loud crowds of protesters here. the president scheduled to have the first face-to-face visit with the prime minister of australia, one of the best allies who mr. trump criticized during a testy phone call earlier this year. lester.

stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> turning overseas where an american navy s.e.a.l. has been killed during a mission targeting the terror group al shabaab in somalia. it's the first u.s. combat death in that country since the infamous black hawk down tragedy in 1993. and at least the fifth death of a special operations officer since the pump took office. special correspondent hans nichols has late details. >> reporter: overnight u.s. special operators and somali commanders were dropped in by helicopter, targeting a compound with a local leader of the al shabaab terror group. as they moved in, they came under attack. the special forces returned fire and neutralized the attack, but not before suffering casualties. four were wounded and medevac'd out. a navy s.e.a.l. later died. pentagon officials could not say if they killed their target. the death of an american in somalia the first since 1993 when a somalia militia shot down a u.s. black hawk helicopter. in all, 18 americans killed, two of the dead dragged through the dusty streets of mogadishu. "black hawk down," th

>>> right now on nbc 10 news today, toddler shot. a child was on the front porch when two men opened fire, hitting the 2-year-old in the back. now philadelphia police are looking for those shooters. a life-suppove report from the is next. >>> donald trump arrived in saudi arabia moments ago. >>> and we are in for a weekend cool down. our first heat wave of the season is over. we're tracking scattered showers and cloudy, cooler weather for your saturday. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. plenty to get to. let's begin with our first alert neighborhood forecast. meteorologist erika martin is tracking that cooler weather today. you know what, a little bit of a break from those 90s this week, erika. >> that's right, rosemary. so in fact, the high temperature on wednesday was 91 degrees, 93 on thursday, and 93 on friday. so, yes, officially, the first heat wave of 2017, we're just getting started. i'm sure we'll have a few more before it's all said and done, at least by the end o