they have always been men — until janet guthrie.ne used—up race car. i was playing in a millionaire's sport from the very beginning, and not having been born with a trust fund, i learned how to build my own engines and do my own bodywork. i thought there was a reasonably good chance that i would be successful at it, because i wanted it a lot, i loved the sport. it was the passion of my life, really. part of the fun is to accept the risk and deal with it gracefully and well. you have to have an interest in what it's like out there at the limits of human capability. i was saying to myself, you know, "you really must come to your senses and make some provision for your old age." and that was the point at which the phone rang and a voice completely unknown to me said, "how would you like to take a shot at the indianapolis 500?" it was sometimes said that the indianapolis 500 wasn't the most important race — it was the only race. that's how most of the united states feels about it. over 400,000 people showed up. you can't imagine how man

i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. see you tomorrow morning on "today." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and have a good night. sanctuary re-defined. the move san francisco )s police chief just m nutes >>> right now at 6:00, sanctuary redefined. the move the police chief just made and how the city is handling immigration. the news at 6:00 smartarts righ now. >>> tonight an updated sanctuary city ordnance. the move on the heels of a $190,000 payout to a man who said he was arrested after sfpd violated its own sanctuary policy. we are joined live in front of city hall with details on this one. tom? >> reporter: and this meeting just started. there was a closed session, a lot of people don't understand that the sanctuary law's been on the books for a long time, last updated in 1995, 22 years ago. he wants to make it clear tonight that his officers will not be involved in any arrests with federal agents except in cases of serious crimes. >> they don't know how to run the government. >> reporter: miguel, a former migrant worker who is now a u

congressman andy barr, and congressman bret guthrie. thank you for being here. thank you for your outstanding leadership. [applause] last but not least i want to thank terry bryant and bryant's rent-all team for opening up this successful business to us today. [applause] bryant's rent-all is real american success story. i'm glad to hear terry tell them they're now on the map as of this event today. but you've been on the map for a long time, terry. truth be told this has been a family-owned business more than 60 years. three generations of bryants helped grow the business from humble roots to party equipment rental powerhouse in the blue grass state. give them a round of applause for welcoming us and all they do to make the prosperity of this community. [applause] president trump and i know how important small businesses like this one are to america, to jobs and a he growing economy. small businesses like this one,

. >> good evening, i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. it was the first encounter watched around the world. president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin meeting face to face one on one for the first time. every handshake, glance and utterance closely watched, and poured over for meaning. tonight the big question is answered. we've learned the president did, in fact, confront putin for meddling in the u.s. election, but that was just the beginning of a high-stakes meeting scheduled to last 30 minutes that stretched into hours. our team has it all covered tonight, and we begin with nbc's chief white house correspondent halle jackson. halle, good evening. >> reporter: savannah, good evening to you. this may have been the most important diplomatic meeting yet for president trump. formally face to face for the first time with the leader of the country accused of meddling in our election. and that was topic number one for the u.s., with two different stories tonight on how that discussion went. the world watching to see where thi

was being rough with his mother after they got in an argument over the fair and guthrie mclean is the student at the university of montana and his mother is a teacher in china. chinese authorities agreed to drop the charges after negotiating with the u.s. >>> looking for the cause of the fire that destroyed a construction project at what was planned to be the 200 apartment complex and five buildings in the complex were destroyed in massachusetts with firefighters coming from all over to fight the fire. last month there was a similar fire at another boston apartment complex.>>> federal investigators looking for the cause of the seaplane crash in new york that made a hard landing on the east river friday. passenger said that the pilot tried to get the plane to take off three different times and on the third attempt the plane was able to get off of the water but quickly dropping back into the river. part of this support structure of the left wing was broken but no one was injured. >>> new rules going into effect to crack down on bad behavior at the san mateo county be. -- a beach located

i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. on the eve of a major summit of world leaders in germany, tensions spilled into the streets. protests of the g-20 meeting turned violent just as the top leaders from around the globe were arriving including, of course, president trump, who tomorrow will come face-to-face with the shrewdest of adversaries, russian president vladimir putin. our team is in place tonight. and in a moment, we'll look deeper into the diplomatic high wire act facing the president. but first, the fiery protests providing a dramatic backdrop. nbc's keir simmons starting us off from hamburg, germany. keir, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, savannah. right now there are still police on the streets of hamburg. at least 15 police officers were injured today, 3 taken to the hospital. a violent backdrop to the g-20 meeting. and there could be further disturbances with 100,000 protesters expected over the next two days. tonight chaos and violence in hamburg. as you can see, there are now clashes between protes

i'm savannah guthrie in for lester, who will be back on monday. of us at nbc news, thank you so much for watching, and good night. . >>> ben affleck dating again. his new girlfriend revealed. did she also move in to his bachelor pad? now on "extra" ben affleck moving on from jen, stepping out with his new girl. >> who is the new lady? >> who is she and is it more than a summer fling? plus more couples news as we track jnks-rod date night. and what's really behind angelina buying this new mansion? a new bat"bachelorette" break d. >> i love men who are so open with their emotions. >> clues to the top secret proposal. beyonce and jay-z's little girl makes her debut. does she already have her dad's rap skills? >> and kobe bryant raising tree girls. >> takes a king to make a prince. >> guess who? the star proving 59's the new 29. plus charissa's in new orleans for one crazy girl trip. >> relax it, yes! >> now on "extra." >>

i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. see you tomorrow morning on "today."or watching and have a good night. >>> another spectacular scene on the ben franklin parkway. thousands of fans here to listen to the queen of hip-hop soul and one of the greatest musical teams that philadelphia has ever produced this is our july 4th parkway celebration. >> nbc 10 presents best of the july 4th park kay celebration, supported by county line fence. we're fences and a whole lot more. ♪ >> hello, welcome to the parkway. i'm jim rosen field. >> i'm erin coleman here to celebrate our nation's birthday on the fourth of july. >> we have a huge show in store. we have the philly pops, felly's own boysz ii men and a dramatic fireworks finale. we begin with the headliner, the one and only mary j. blige. here's the best of her performances for wawa welcome america. ♪ ♪ i can't love you ♪ i can love you ♪ i can love you better

in 2006, janet guthrie was inducted into the international motor sports hall of fame.ve five extraordinary accounts of history through the eyes of the people who were there. for now, from witness, goodbye. hello. it was the central third of the uk that saw the best of the weather today. in the north a mixture of sunshine and showers have continued. this dramatic weather watchers pictures came in from orkney. in the south, and brother well, cloud, steady rain across in england and more recently across south wales. the dry a gap in between is where we have showers across the north west likely to continue through the evening and overnight. the rain in the south is the major feature which will develop and wales for a time, strong and gusty winds ahead of that in the south—east and the rain reluctant to clear away from northern and eastern england. clearer skies for a while in the south—west but away from those showers in scotland. into sunday the rain moves into the north sea leaving a mixture of sunshine and showers across scotland and northern ireland. many parts of scot

i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. tonight emergency meetings, frenzied phone calls. the u.s. is scrambling to deal with a north korea that is more aggressive than ever and now closer than ever to being able to deliver a nuclear blow to the united states. the north's test-firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile on the fourth of july, no less, was a dramatic and disturbing message and a technical milestone. tonight sources tell nbc news the u.s. was caught by surprise. we begin tonight with janis mackey frayer in seoul, south korea. >> reporter: tonight, new pictures of what north korea claims is its first [000:01:58;00] ballistic missile which could strike the united states. the u.s. calling it a new global threat. in an emergency meeting today of the u.n. security council. >> time is short. action is required. the world is on notice. >> reporter: there was new taunting, too. kim jong-un said the missile test was meant to slap the american bastards in their face. that it was a fourth of july gift package for th

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i'm matt lauer, along with savannah guthrie in new york. this has been an nbc news special report. >>> we're back now. 7:18 on a friday morning. out on the west coast. with this edition of "today." and got a lot going on. >> we do. and dylan has got a check of the weather. she's in for al this morning. hi, dylan. >> good morning, guys. we've got extreme heat out west. most likely we will see record-high temperatures in the southwest and a high fire danger in the pacific northwest with temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees above average. that's a look at the weather across >>> good morning. we are seeing low clouds filling the peninsula hill tops there. hazy skies. 64 currently. by the afternoon, highs near 90 in san jose. 70s in san francisco. and highs near 80 in oakland. upper 90s to more clouds and sea breeze stronger and cooler late in the weekend. hot temperatures in the valleys starting the weekend and then trending cooler by monday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan. thank you very much. coming up, venus

for now i'm lester holt with savannah guthrie, nbc news new york is next. our )special report )---- o.j. simpson testifying >>> and breaking news as you've been watching for the last 90 minutes. o.j. simpson testifying before a nevada parol board. good morning and thank you for joining us. >> it was a decade ago and it was a crime of kidnapping, armed robbery, and assault that landed simpson behind bars, this morning, he pleaded with those parol commissioners for a chance to come back home after expressing his contrition. we do have team coverage for you this morning. pete talked with a local attorney and bob riddell has been watching the nuts and bolts of this. and we know they were going to deliberate, bob, for about 30 minutes, we're about 15 minutes into that burden of proof do you pick it up from here? >> you can talk about what happened. this hearing started at 10:00 this morning. the naught was that kris it was only going last 15 minutes. it lasted an hour on top of that. he is sorry, he had no intention to commit a crime. he's done his time. that he

. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on this friday morning. a lot to talk about. first of all, happy anniversary. >> thank you very much. >> we'll get to that in a little while. the story that everyone wants to talk about today is the high-stakes, highly-anticipated meeting between president trump today's meeting comes after the president acknowledged just 24 hours ago, that the kremlin meddled in the 2016 u.s. election. but then adding, nobody really knows for sure. we got it all covered beginning with peter alexander in hamburg. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, matt and savannah, good morning to you. presidents trump and putin have seen each other, greeting each other with a handshake a short time ago. but the substantive meeting, that's still to come. the president this morning, tweeting that he's looking forward to it. saying there is much to discuss. president trump greeting german host angela merkel, braising h

savanna guthrie is one of my best friends and is here today with a children's book, princesses wear pants. she's one of my next-door neighbors and best friend. i thought of her as someone different than she is and i think that is what we are trying to talk about ourselves that people are more complicated than we think. >> this isn't the first book that you co-authored. >> that is true. i've also written two children's books with my mom who is a very vivacious editor and a little more complicated to work with. don't tell her i said that. >> why did you hide from the media? >> i don't know that i have hidden from the media. you mean when we were younger. i am a very private person. even writing this book was a leap for me. but i'm proud because she was honest and overall and there were things i learned about her even today we rode in the site was. we were in college and we were young. so the idea of additional attention. it's ironic that she's on tv now but when we were younger, college was about going to school and to see our friends and starting our career and so much of this personal and

. >>> 25-year-old guthrie mclean was detained after getting in fight with the taxicab driver in chinasaid the driver was being rough with his mother after they got into an argument over the taxi fare, and guthrie mclean is a student at the university of montana. his mother is a teacher in china and chinese authorities agreed to drop the charges that negotiations with the u.s.. >>> new rules going into effect today to crack down on bad behavior at the san mateo county beach and the tanita's creek beat is off highway 101 south of half moon bay and a popular destination for light night -- late-night parties but too much trash is being left behind so they will close the beach from dusk til dawn. they prohibit fires, overnight camping, alcohol and fireworks. >>> it is 6:36 am. >>> almost 20 years after princess diana was killed in a car crash, prince harry is joined by elton john to talk about the legacy of princess diana. they recently met with two other men that encountered princess diana during her work with hiv and aids charities, and they share their favorite memories of diana for the

guthrie mclean was accused of injured a taxi driver over a fare.he driver was roughing up his mother. he was not charged. >>> a california college student survived a deadly virus that kills more than a third who are infected. spencer fry contracted hantavirus? it's horrible for anybody who watches their child suffer like that and you can't help them. it tears you up. >> fry said a cleanup by park workers may have eroded evidence that carried the virus. >>> the sons regret their rushed final phone call with their mother. they recall the shock of her death. next month will mark 20 years since diana's death in a paris car crash. >>> "usa today" has a photo of john mccain posted by his daughter after diagnosed with brain cancer. meghan mccain took a hike with him in arizona. it was revealed the 80-year-old has brain cancer. >>> the uss constitution was refloated in boston harbor last night after two years of restoration work. it's the oldest commission of a float dating back to the late 1700s. >>> coming up, a victory that was in the cards. we'll meet

i had a lot of stereotypes of a lot of people i work with, guthrie is one of my very best friends. she has a children's book.r princess wears parents. this is something different than who she is. this is goes what we're trying to talk about ourselves. people are actually more complicated than we hugely think. >> host: this is not the first book you coauthored. >> that's true. i have written two children's books, two children's books with my mom, who is a very vivacious editor. she is little more complicated to work with.it you're less. >> thank you. >> don't teller i said that.ou >> i won't either. >> host: why did you write it? >> why did i? i don't know that i hid from the media. i'm a very private person even writing this book was a leap for me. i'm so proud of her. she was very honest and raw. >> thank you. >> there were things i learned about her, even today i learned that, we wrote in silos. i just read her part and i was blown away. >> thank you. >> i think we again were in college and young. the idea of additional attention on us was unwoman for thible. and i think, it is i

of encouragement we're very close to achieving what we have to give another round to congress and guthrieo step up so now the senate is going to work with mitch mcconnell the senate majority leader tomorrow they will release the updated bill that will begin the end of obamacare. [applause] that could start as early as next week so i need you to states to. and i could not be more grateful for the leadership and commitment to the agenda to make america upgrade again. doing a great job. [applause] the president and i want to commend the your mcconnell to keep the senate in session for the first two weeks of august until the job is done. [applause] with the support of the leadership of senator mcconnell to confirm justice gore says to the supreme court and under his leadership with the help of kentucky and other senator we will repeal and replace obamacare silos a from my heart we do really like senator rand paul and have known him for a lot of years. a man principle the convictions as a great conservative and a great legislator. he does kentucky proud. [applause] so let me say as the debate

let's turn to savannah guthrie, the resident attorney and washington veteran. savannah, folks following around the edges of this russia story, what just happened here today? did it cross into a new legal territory? >> i think we've seen a piece of evidence that would be quite compelling to the mueller investigator, the special counsel looking into this. now has an incredibly compelling piece of evidence. it comes from donald trump jr. himself and signals a willingness not just to get information that's damaging to hillary clinton, but that he knows it's from the russian government, or it's purported to be from the russian government and greets it enthusiastically. even thinking about when would it be best to deploy that information, saying late summer would be great. so yes, potentially there's legal exposure, but people should take a deep breath. i can assure you this is just one piece of the puzzle that bob mueller is looking into. he will place it in context with regard to other e-mails. he'll be looking to interviews these witnesses. the statutes we're talk

savannah guthrie sent the nbc washington team her love as well.ove this one from the national also. look at this picture and the message. we mourn the loss of jim vance, a d.c. icon who will be greatly missed. >>> we want to thank you you, so many of you who have sent us your condolences today or told us how much vance means to you in your lives. he truly felt that love from the people who watched him every night. earlier this evening "nbc nightly news" also paused to remember vance. we're going to show you that segment now and then we will be right back. >> and a beloved member of the nbc family has died, jim vance, who served as an anchor of our nbc station in washington d.c. for more than four decades. vance won 17 emmy awards, was inducted into the national association of black journalists hall of fame in 2007. the president of wrc called him not only the s washington area. jim vance announced his diagnosis of cancer earlier this year. he was 75 years old. ♪ >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> good evening. i'm storm team 4 meteorologis

. >>> and coming up on the "today" show savannah guthrie marks her fifth anniversary in the anchor chairis keeping one eye on the president and putin and the june's job report. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: absolutely. yeah. very good morning. let's start off with the g-20 in hamburg. that key meeting between presidents trump and putin will be eyed as well as ongoing protests. not sure how much they will make on improving relations. we will also be focused on 179,000, that's the number pencilled in by the analysts for nonfarm payrolls today. more importantly, will there be wage growth? the fed is looking to that to confirm whether rates will be going up later in the year. couple of other stories we're to concussion on, uber introducing its tipping feature in its app for over 100 cities. that's par of their efforts to improve their image. and smoking sales as you pointed out of approved marijuana in nevada. it's thought the state made over a million dollars in taxes between saturday and tuesday and four key dispensaries are reporting sales in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. clear

guthrie mclean was accused of injuring a taxi driver during a dispute over the fare.nt said the cabbie was roughing up his mother in china. the teen will not be charged. the "sacramento bee" reports a california college student survived a deadly virus that kills more than a third who are infected. spencer fry contracted hantavirus? it's horrible for anybody who watches their child suffer like that and you can't help them. it tears you up. >> fry's father said a cleanup by park workers may have erased evidence of rodents that carried the virus. >>> the sons of princess diynni regret their rushed final phone call with their mother. they recall the shock of her death. next month will mark 20 years since diana's death in a paris car crash. >>> "usa today" has a photo of john mccain posted by his daughter after diagnosed with brain cancer. meghan mccain tweet thad she took a hike with him over the weekend in arizona. it was revealed last week that the 80-year-old senator has a brain tumor. >>> and "the boston globe" reports that old ironside is back in the water. the "uss

guthrie is home. >>> next up hollywood continues to mourn actor john heard. still under investigation but heard recently did have surgery for back pain. he was 71 years old. >>> and finally the discovery channel being criticized by fans for its phelps fakeout. after promoting a hundred meter race between michael phelps and a great white shark during its annual shark week the shark turned out to be simulated. phelps raced against a super imposed animated great white. viewers expressed their confusion and disappointment that it was not a real shark some calling it a huge letdown. so at the end shark by two seconds. >> yeah, but did they program the shark to win. it wasn't even real. >> didn't watch, didn't care. sorry. >> boo discovery channel. thanks mo. >> uh-huh. >> we are getting a new look at princess diana. prince william and prince harry released three unseen pictures of life with their late mother. photos appear in a documentary. it will mark the 20th anniversary of her death. it airs tomorrow. princess diana was killed in a car crash in 1997. diana was

welcome back savannah guthrie, everybody.pplause] he has shelves full of emmys and a closet full of old halloween costumes that i still have dreams about. [laughter] also from "today," it's matt lauer. [cheers and applause] - thank you. good to be here. - so happy to see you both. - hi! - i love you in jeans. - oh, thank you. - and shoes with a little bit of fringe. - and look at my, like, a western boot. do you like? - yeah, you're giving me, like-- yeah, i like-- - i-- yeah. well, i-i wanted to-- i just-- i wanted to be sexy for you, andy. - you're always sexy.

had advocated for his release in a e-mail to the senator's office his mother says prayers answered guthrie>>> hollywood continues to mourn actor john heard. he was best known as the father in the home alone movies. the cause of death is still under investigation but heard recently had surgery for back pain. he was 71 years old. >>> and finally the discovery channel criticized by fans for its phelps fakeout after promoting a 100-meter race between michael phelps and a great white shark during its annual shark week. the shark turned out to be simulated. phelps raced against a super imposed animated great white. viewers expressed their confusion and disappointment that it wasn't a real shark.was. letdown. so who won? the shark. by >> boo. >> yeah. >> i saw the commercials for this whole big shindig. >> right. >> didn't care. >> i told steve i wasn't going to watch and this is why precisely. >> that's why you weren't going to watch. >> right. >> thanks holly for the confirmation. coming up on fox5 news morning a law to help track gun buyers in virginia is not providing the results some expecte

guthrie maclaine told a montana newspaper besides being sleep deprived, he was in good health. he was arrested july 17th in the central china city after intervening in a dispute weeks earlier between a taxi driver and his hearing impaired mother over a fare. the driver claimed maclaine hurt his leg. with the help of montana senator steve daines, he was released at 2:00 monday morning. that was sunday noon our time. he said he will be back in school next month. >>> happening today, the final stages of the case of a british family hoping to bring their terminally ill child to the u.s. lawyers for the family of charlie gard are back in the high court in london. the 11-month-old is dying from a rare genetic condition. the hospital arguing to take him off life. the family wants to bring him to the u.s. for experimental treatment. this is usually decided by the courts. >> former vice president al gore is in san francisco continuing the fight against climate change. he's going to be at the marines memorial theater at noon to talk about a new movie premiering tonight. an inconvenient s

join me for a conversation with arlo guthrie. that's next time. then. >>> good evening from los angeles. it's part of our road to health series. first a conversation with sheriff and he joins us to discuss an organization called fight crime, invest in kids which promotes early childhood education and after school programs to help prevent crime and get troubled kids back on track. then self made billionaire john paul dejoya discusses a new documentary about his life good fortune and yes believes success unshared is failure. we're glad you've joined us. all of that coming up in just a moment.

joining the table is savannah guthrie who i stole from the hallway.ng ready to anchor "nightly news.." >> i'm here to hang out with you. that's it. >> we're happy that you're here. listen, we were talking this morning about -- well, about all of this. about north korea and the intractable choices and the meeting with putin. as someone who covered a white house what you think when you see our colleague hallie jackson standing up against the president that just said that, attacked the media and doing her job. and asking these questions under conditions you wouldn't expect an american journalist to endure. >> it's awkward and uncomfortable. we are on the business end of asking a president or a leader who does not care for the tone or the substance of your question. but on the other hand, i mean, this is what a healthy democracy is. he's doing his job by pushing back. she's doing her job. i'm fine with that. i mean, honestly when the president and the press enjoyed totally warm relations? never. but when you call it fake news and you act like a critical s

nightly news is next with savannah guthrie. >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the alarming escalation with north korea. the u.n. security council calls an emergency meeting over the new threat, a never-before-seen missile capable of hitting the u.s. tonight how the u.s. could respond as president trump prepares to meet with vladimir putin overseas. >>> deadly police ambush. an officer and mother of three killed in what police call an assassation. what was the motive? >>> selfie outrage. a congressman under fire for taking this video inside a former nazi gas chamber. >>> amelia earhart mystery solved? does a newly found photo finally answer one of the biggest aviation puzzles of all time? >>> and tennis tug of war. the young fan who had his wimbledon keepsake ripped out of his hands and the star player

now we go to mister guthrie for five minutes. >> thank you for yielding the time. you have heard me say before i have worked with my friend doris the 21 on spectrum issues, i want to start by following up on things we learned through the panel discussion and open by asking you what is in the spectrum pipeline. in addition to your work on millimeterwave in recent mid-band the notice of inquiry is the commission looking at reallocating other bands the industry might aggregate with existing licenses to create similarly large bandwidths or additional bands in general looking for future option. >> thank you for your continuing work, when it comes to spectrum there are no republicans or democrats, simply people interested in the future of wireless innovation. we have spoken with a bipartisan voice when it comes to spectrum policy. we teed up 24 ghz and actively studying the issue including bandlike 16, 17 ghz to figure out ways to allocate large swaths of spectrum, not content for that because we teed up consideration next thursday mid-band. the bands between 3.7 and 24

i want to thank congressman guthrie for the kind introduction. dreamland is relevant to us because the problems has its origins in kentucky and ohio. fentanyl is now the driving force behind the overdoses. we have 13,000 e.r. visits. 13,000 e.r. visits in a state with 4.5 million people. we lose in this country as you have heard the numbers nearly a commercial airline a day. if this were a communicable disease we would be wearing hazmat suits to combat it. i think overdoses and the visits only tell half the story. it devastates community. our state police tells us in the last six years alone we have seen a 6,000% increase in fentanyl in our labs. 6,000% increase. i think all of us know the devastation it's had on our criminal justice community. our jails and prisons are at capacity. we have no more room at the inn. the public health crisis is on full display in kentucky. we have a hepatitis c right, a form of viral hepatitis, seven times the national average. right across the river in indiana they had an outbreak of hiv that rivalled that of sub

guthrie and mr. griffith. >> thank you for letting me sit in for purposes of introduction. >> he and i served together for a number of years. he was a leader on the other side of the aisle. always a pleasure to work with. i appreciate his work very much. he became the first secretary of homeland security and virginia's history. reasoned.rally well every once in while we disagree but not always. we have worked together on a number of things. apologize, both mr. guthrie and i have to move to another meeting. we have two bills upstairs. i will not be able to stay but i will read with interest your testimony and the words you have tuesday say. i welcome you to our community and i apologize i cannot be here because i'm defending bills upstairs. >> i yield the balance of my time, i, too, must go upstairs. >> we know recognize the gentleman from new jersey. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing on this critical issue. our committee has held several hearings on the ongoing crisis incl

guthrie it's like any other and other patients.make it as we describe it is that if a feed baby or a baby you'll see a new or so the you and me have the same it's not the company these and the statements not that i understood that you had a baby but they feed the baby that's it's the big thing about the litter. fleur used to be a professional hockey player won a stanley cup and the moment the girl who was living the dream but who sits at a dark side. the time i was fourteen to sixteen i was raped one hundred fifty times by a cold one i was molested in a dark room and so you know every time i close my eyes i can sleep after many years of silence he speaks up and unites with other victims so you are going from toronto to ottawa walking and from now or walk into the victor walk it's to create awareness and promote healing around the subject of child sexual abuse this type of behavior is absolutely acceptable because of the sentences that are handed down through the justice system. animosity and overhaul in the white house donald trump

i want to thank congressman guthrie for the kind introduction. dreamland is relevant to us because the problems has its origins in kentucky and ohio. fentanyl is now the driving force behind the overdoses. we have 13,000 e.r. visits. 13,000 e.r. visits in a state with 4.5 million people. we lose in this country as you have heard the numbers nearly a commercial airline a day. if this were a communicable disease we would be wearing hazmat suits to combat it. i think overdoses and the visits only tell half the story. it devastates community. our state police tells us in the last six years alone we have seen a 6,000% increase in fentanyl in our labs. 6,000% increase. i think all of us know the devastation it's had on our criminal justice community. our jails and prisons are at capacity. we have no more room at the inn. the public health crisis is on full display in kentucky. we have a hepatitis c right, a form of viral hepatitis, seven times the national average. right across the river in indiana they had an outbreak of hiv that rivalled that of sub

savannah guthrie has a look at what's coming up? >> good to see you. korea's first test of a intercontingent nenl ballistic missiles calling a warning from a top american general, and we look at the options. a u.s. congressman getting in trouble for what a picture he took, and the disappearance of amelia earhart, has the mystery finally been solved? keith and erin, we'll see you in a few. >>> in today's nbc 10 responds, a mom orders a custom bath chair, but when the chair is delivered, it's a few inching too short and the family can't use it. after having no working bath chairs for months, she called harry hairston, and nbc 10 responds. >> we had to get out there. when you talk to this mom, you know this is something she needs. this mom said she simply can't bathe her son properly without it. >> in march conor had surgery. the family ordered this custom bath chair for conor to use when he got home, but the company delivered the wrong size chair. >> i cannot. it's short. >> reporter: she called a abet medical. >> she called they me, no replacement part,

guthrie maclean was detained after getting a 20 fight with a taxi driver. that he intervened in a confrontation between the taxi driver and his mother. maclean is a student at the university of montana and his mother is a teacher in china. chinese authorities have agreed to drop the charges. >>> goodness for college students and their parents, for the first time in 30 years the cost of tuition is finally slowing down. >>> michael phelps is going to race a shark to kick off shark week on the discovery channel. up next why fans say they felt duped and let down. >>> right now we see that it is a decent commute if you're driving on 280 and san jose up to highway 17. >>> we are tracking a cool down for most of us today. i will have a look at what you can expect for your bay area monday and how long this trend will last coming up. ♪ keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on y

savannah guthrie has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> hi, good to see you. us, the long awaited meeting wean president trump and vladimir putin and their disagreement over russian interference in the election. hackers targeting nuclear facility this is this country, the urgent warning from federal authorities tonight. >>> and the surveillance video just released of the deadly driving accident involving venus williams. that's on "nbc nightly news" in just a few. >> thank you. >>> losing out on cash in your search for companionship. a warning about how your love for a pet could be used against you. >>> harry hairston how scammers are leaving would-be pet owners broke and brokenhearted. >> suits and dresses we're marking down now. >> reporter: when you see lindsey williams at her hat and clothing store, you're likely to see her 9-year-old daughter by her side helping out. >> put some more summer hats up. >> reporter: williams says she always wanted a dog. so back in april they searched online looking for the perfect companion. >> there was a pet named harry. >>