grab bs ahold of it. >> oh, got. >> then it grabs ahold of him.his thigh. >> first moment was a shock. i saw this blood coming out of my leg. i was really stressed. at that moment, you're only thinking, oh, god, please let it be not the biggest thing. >> you know how shark's teeth work. they're like shark knives. he ended up with 50 stitches. but i think all things considered, he considered himself pretty lucky. this happened about 16 feet instead of let's say 100 feet down. >> it probably just got really curious and was a little curiosity nip. >> that curiosity can still get your femoral artery. if that happens, you're in trouble. >> he stops diving, never trust. i can't imagine this will happen again. this is once-in-a-lifetime hopefully. ♪ >>> this little girl is in the car with her parents, and she pauses her tablet there. >> what? >> because she's curious about where they are. >> we decided we didn't want to be in the car anymore. >> that must be serious, she paused her tablet, good lord. >> it's very serious. they just pulled up to the great

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things just got worse, now there's a crocodile trying to get ahold of it. >> maybe the buffalo is too big, too powerful for that croc. >> there you are, in the water, and then outside of the water are the lions. rock, meet hard place. >> the buffalo now starts swimming back towards the shore which is now populated entirely by lions. facing unsurmountable odds, there's really only one course of action -- fight back. >> the buffalo starts chasing a lion and doesn't realize there's one chasing from behind. >> that was close. >> i hope this was the fittest of the buffalo, therefore it must survive. >> help is on the way. >> incredible video a lot of people are comparing to the one from ten years ago, the battle of krueger, which was very similar, a buffalo was caught between lions and crocs and got saved by the herd. it turns out you can really on your homeys. >>> i think rally racing is one of the most exciting forms of racing. these guys on a rally stage in argentina. there's obstacles all over the place. the driver doesn't truly memorize the track. he's listening to his navigator. you

. >> reporter: so your -- your oldest daughter ends up getting ahold of sarah?ter: and she says to hunter, "have you seen christina"? and he's like, "well no, i haven't since -- since friday." >> right. he figured she was with us or with her mom. >> reporter: hunter, who's living with her, doesn't say anything, doesn't call you? doesn't sound the alarm and call anybody? >> don't get me started. >> reporter: mark and anna continued to work the phones. eventually reaching christina's pal, steven nickerson. >> her dad had asked me if he had seen -- if i had seen christina or heard from christina. and i said, "no, and the last time i talked to her was, you know, saturday morning." and he asked me, like "who'd she leave with, and i told him it was enrique. >> and i'm like, "who's enrique?" >> yeah, because we didn't know enrique. >> reporter: enrique arochi was a guy christina had known in school. he was the one who left the party at the same time and had offered to walk with her. >> how well did you know enrique? >> i graduated high school with him but i wasn't -- i

i also hope that congress gets ahold of this president's tax returns. you think he is hiding? why do you think that he is so determined to hide what is in his tax returns? you know, if folks still support him, maybe they can come up with a good answer for that. i don't think that somebody tries to hide those tax returns for a good reason. he clearly doesn't want us to see something there. and hopefully congress will be able to get ahold of them. >> and the democratic committee has set a holding for the first debates to begin in june. have you met those requirements, and how do you make sure you'll be on stage? >> i've met the polling requirement, but i haven't met the requirement of 65,000 donations. folks can still contribute and i'm confident that with the support of a lot of americans out there, that i will be on the debate stage in late june. >> all right. secretary castro, thank you so much. we really appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. >>> former vice president joe biden under fire over allegations of being inappropriate, somewhat touchy f

of cables, diplomatic cables that chelsea manning wound up getting ahold of and leaking. there was a video of an airstrike which was hugely controversial, which created all sorts of problems. the u.s. government said they had to relocate sources, that they were relying on in afghanistan and other parts of the world because of the release of this information. changes came about because of these leaks. they were an important part of our history, certainly. so it was controversial, nonetheless. and it certainly created problems for the u.s. government at the time of its release. >> you were part of the u.s. government at the time. >> i was at the white house when the first release of these documents unfolded as well as the successive stages. let's not forget, it wasn't just one release by chelsea manning. there were several stages of this, including, by the way, unredacted cables that came after the initial 2010 release. this wasn't just embarrassing for the u.s. government. this represented a grave national security risk. several of these cables, thousands of them, were cla

today that the state is putting off the execution the reason is the state's problems with getting ahold of lethal injection drugs for twenty fifteen nobody's going to die in ohio. the execution and if you would have told me that you know two three years ago when i was staring at the execution scheduled it was you know every sixty days. you're crazy that are. the changes that have been made to the execution schedule. that i have a little bit more time with my family right now that's been pretty invaluable. it was nice as the first delivery where he was in that somewhere else both mentally and physically he now worrying about work or impending execution so it's a nice break. but i have to object i was physically both of the other births. and we were doing paperwork but i was there physically present yet my mom was knocking me on the path that a lot you were working right but i was there with me. the variable. this is an election twenty sixteen special the state attorney to bait for the first time in. northeast florida voters are getting ready to make a choice about the area's top prosecut

is that where the threat is for ahold? >> that's right.ny time we see amazon entering these markets, we see some of the other incumbents in the space threatened it's not unusual even if the sales aren't quite there. we've seen struggles in this whole foods segment of amazon's recent earnings, but because it's such a tech giant, it is posing a threat. >> race to the bottom on pricing and marge irins as well. for more on the price cuts head to cnbc.com. we've got you sorted there >>> elsewhere in the tech space, lyft shares gave up their ipo gains following their $72 debut price to close their second day of trade almost 12% lower. now, elizabeth, we were discussing yesterday the very strong debut on friday completely different ballgame now. we had discussed the vague path to profitability as one of the key questions for investors. why did this hit yesterday >> right nothing has changed in lyft's financial since it went public on friday, but it seems that some of those concerns are catching up with investors at least after that initial positi

police say he got ahold of his mother's boyfriend's gun inside an east oakland home. the boy's father, nathan jackson, is in prison for assault and able to facetime him on saturday but said it's not enough. he talked to us on the phone. >> i his side. being there.er. him. he was in prison when he was born. >> please granthat opportunity to be there with my baby. please. i'm begging. i'm on begging knees praying that i get granted that opportunity. >> reporter: now, we reached out to the governor's office, who directed us to the department of corrections and rehabilitation. the cdc tells us they are aware of the family's request. ultimately, we are looking at all of the case factors to make sure they meet cdcr's policies here at the capitol, at the governor's office until they get an answer. joed -- jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> things are quickly changing and we have these showers in the bay area, capturing this from walnut creek about an hour ago. jeff, what's on the radar right now? >> as we get a look at the radar, what you see is what looks like a major s

barr's performance when he got ahold of a two-year project, a straight arrow public servant. he hands it to him and 48 hours later he said the president has been exonerated on all fronts. four weeks later, we get his version of it. redacted version with the spinning and calls the press conference before he releases the document to make sure everybody got the right spin. it was all public relations. >> of course. i never trusted this attorney general, bill barr from the beginning. in december in a closed door hearing, i asked comey do you trust him to be forthright and comey said he trusted him. i never did. that's why we had questions. he has been spinning for the american people and if it smells like obstruction of justice, it probably s. >> he's not going to get the profile of courage from the kennedy center. your thoughts about this breaking story we just got our hands on and the story is that just what we all thought that mueller must have been frustrated by the way his words were misinterpreted to the point was the message that there was 10 instances of obstruction of ju

. >> reporter: at the end of march, police say navaun got ahold of his mother's boyfriend's gun inside an east oakland home. she vows never to go back there. >> i don't even plan on visiting that house or talking on nobody associated with that house. i am focused on my son. >> reporter: as for now the young boy is in physical therapy. his grandfather says he's getting stronger every day. >> now we've just got to find out what functions he'll have, what he won't have, what will or won't be affected. the important thing is, he's going to live. >> reporter: now his family says they won't know at least a couple more weeks whether there's any permanent damage. no plans to bring him home just yet. they say no matter w outcome, they'll face any stags together. live in owing, nbc bay area news. >> the community is certainly rooting for him. >> reporter: a controversial plan in san francisco at the center of it. the "washington post" is reporting white house officials have tried to pressure i.c.e. to release detainees on to the streets. the reason, an act of retaliation against president trump'

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so we have to learn what happened and how they got ahold of that car. >> reporter: the other little girl playing outside the house walked away with minor injuries. the girl's family just wants the driver brought to justice. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> next to the dramatic confrontation caught on police body cam in kentucky. officers approaching a stolen van. a man inside nearly running them over. a detective firing to stop the vehicle. but the driver gets away. police tracking the van to a home a mile away. that's where a nine-hour standoff began. here's diane macedo. >> reporter: tonca ey sayyearld niel allen, who ha warrants out for his arrest, was hiding inside. suddenly, allen jumps into the driver's seat. the cops scatter as the van rams one of their trucks. then, an officer opens fire. the van reverses, hitting another car, before speeding away. >> it was a close call. >> reporter: police then tracked the stolen van to this home a mile away, where the s.w.a.t. team moved in. you can see smoke coming from the front of the house before officers tear into the home, finding allen w

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we've spoken with friends who have been trying to get ahold of him all day but have had no luck.he n.t.s.b. and the f.a.a. have crews on sight right now investigating the cause of the plane crash, but they won't be releasing any information on that or the other victims any time soon. >> glor: all right. sad story, mireya. thank you very much. we'll move now to the latest on the search for a missing boy in illinois. detectives today searched a neighborhood about 50 miles northwest of chicago where five- year-old a.j. freund was reported missing last week. deaneynolds is there. >> reporter: soon after the boy's mysterious disappearance last week, police dogs quickly picked up his scent inside the family home but not outside. in a statement today, police diid there is no indication that an abduction had taken place. >> we have our contact information. >> reporter: and questions about the parents arose almost immediately. a.j., who was born with opiates in his system was removed from the home once before by child welfare workers, and there have been numerous complaints about househol

become terrorist because they were without experience that all depends on how we treat them and we get ahold of them again if we bring them back if a greater chance of rehabilitation. nothing to me joining us tonight from london talking about the people the men and women who are coming back to western countries after being a part of isis what should be done of these we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you. well they say a picture is worth a thousand words so when the prime ministers of greece and north macedonia snapped a historic selfie together today it spoke boy the two leaders got together for the photo during the first official visit by a greek leader to the country's balkan neighbor in decades the former yugoslav republic of macedonia changed its name to north macedonia earlier this year ending a thirty year territorial feud with greece as other pictures showed both leaders are positively embracing this new chapter in relations look at that good news. on the day. the day is almost over but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news f

( cheers and applause ) also on the show, joe biden grabs ahold of the presidential race.oy wood, jr. takes his horse to the old town road, and everyone knows your instagram is fake. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ the american economy is booming. in fact, unemployment is so low that companies are having trouble finding employees, which is why mcdonald's is looking anywhere it can. >> mcdonald's wants workers to spend some of their golden years at the golden arches. the fast food giant partnering with aarp in an effort to hire older employees for anything from morning shifts to management roles. mcdonald's hopes to fill 250,000 jobs nationwide by this summer. >> trevor: oh, man, this is cool. yeah. partnering up with aarp to find jobs for senior citizens, especially since mcdonald's was their first job when they were teenagers. now it will be their last job, too. the circle of life. ( laughter ) although wouldn't it be funny if you go back to the first mcdonald's you started working at and your old manager is there, like, well, well, well, look who's back

if you want to get ahold of anyone from the investigative unit, give them a call, 888-996-tips. or log on to our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigation. >>> and there you have it, the opening bell of the new york stock exchange. right now the dow up just three points. s&p 500 heads for a five-day wins streak on hopes that the u.s. and china are close to a trade deal. >>> new for you at 11:00, verizon officially activatesrato cities a week ahead of schedule. only customers with a special smartphone can actually access it in chicago and minneapolis. the company says the wireless network will give customers a speed about ten times faster than you might get with a current connection. that means consumers will be able to download movies in seconds instead of minutes. verizon says it will launch its 5g service in more than 30 cities this year. >>> a follow-up now. beware as you head to the store, avocado prices are rising. trade concerns growing over president trump's threat to close the southern border with mexico. the country is the biggest supplier of the fruit for the u.s. so far,

the last time i got ahold of an electric razor?ack. >> janai, turn around. >> i'ma getcha. >>> next to this swimwear scheme here. >> okay. >> this guy is in what, russia, siberia? they're celebrating the end of winter. but look, it still looks pretty cold there, doesn't it? >> quite. >> and they are having a chilly good time with the swimwear. born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> this morning on "world news now," the return of the roar. tiger woods is king of the golf course, winning the masters once again, 14 years after his last victory there. is this the greatest comeback in sports history? >>> also this morning, severe weather strikes. more than a dozen to

was saying us launches lawyers have just held a very short press conference we will be trying to get ahold of some about footage and bring it to of you as soon as possible but for now he's outside of the cold waiting for what happens next. ok well we can now go live to another guest potentially human rights campaign on this tonsil always a pleasure to have you on the program and what can julian assange expect now do you think and do you think he has any grounds for appeal. well first it's very clear that the ecuadorian authorities have betrayed one of their own citizens during a songe was granted to the ship and with that says and ship comes certain basic enable rights under the ecuadorian constitution for the ecuadorian authorities to hand him over to the british authorities and then looks likely to the u.s. authorities is a clear dereliction of that responsibility to a citizen of its country having said that quite clearly did get bail and he will have a charge to answer and i would hope that the british courts would have taken the view that he spent effectively almost seven years in dete

admitting that foreign actors got ahold of hillary clinton's emails. the fbi had an interview with an undiveded official. -- unidentified official. hillary clinton wants to run for president. reading: the hillary cover-up operation, and work ticket. and they go further. they use the date they used the bleach to wipe the server clean. the official stated the cover-up information probably related to change the 60 day email retention. but the network downloaded the bleach bits at 11:42 a.m. march 31st. what was happening? oh the democratic candidates were debating to get the nomination. perfect time to get rid of all of this. we know the exact second she obstructed justice in this case. that was after the deletions and then beating up the devices with hammers. let's sum this up. the fbi have proof that hillary clinton mishandled top secret emails. they bent over back wards and even paige and strzok admitted they protected her because they are all democrats. they acid washed the hard drives and beat up the devices with hammers and they didn't consider her

get ahold of his thumb and break if you have to. >> a doctor. we need a doctor right here.nd mrs. nixon came in and it's one of the few times i've seen her cry and she said, that poor boy died." ♪ >> my brother need not idioidez or enlarge in death what he was in life. to be remembered simply as a good and decent man who saw wrong and tried to right it. saw suffering and tried to heal it. saw a war and tried to stop it. >> senator kennedy's death is a tragedy for a nation and for a family. but the tragedy would be compounded if we allowed it to cause us to lose confidence in ourselves and in our nation. there are sick people in america, but the american people are not a sick nation. >> of course, all political campaigns have been suspended. >> it's far too early to contemplate any political implications from this. >> it's simply too early to have a reading on what the possible effect could be on the political campaign for the rest of the year that. that it will have an effect, no one can deny. art festival. climbing. getting a new volkswagen can be easier than you think. wh

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we have spoken with several of weiss' friends who say they've been trying to get ahold of him all day by phone, but have not had any luck. jeff, we do know the ntsb and the faa have investigation into the cause of the plane crash, but they won't have information on that or the other victims any time soon. >> all right, sad story. mireya, thank you very much. >>> >> the mayor of yuma, arizona has declared a state of emergency as the city on the border struggles to handle a flood of migrants. yuma is now asking for state and federal help. janet shamlian takes us inside the crisis tonight. >> reporter: it's the front line in arizona's border battle, and it didn't take long to see it ourselves. what you're looking at is what happens multiple times a day here on the arizona border. you see a group of people, maybe six or eight of them being apprehended by border agents. is this it for today? >> no. we've been averaging now for the last week or two over 300 a day. >> reporter: border agents gather names and offer water before taking them to detention centers. 72 hours later, the migrants, m

the south country school district told her they written investigating after a student got ahold of theopless selfie who she sent to her ex-boyfriend two years earlier. the investigation was a sham and administrators had reach a foregone conclusion that she was unfit to teach because she didn't conduct herself to a higher standard. she was fired last week. miranda is suing for sexual discrimination saying not only did she play no role leaking that image to students but a male teacher would never lose he's job if his chest was exposed. >> what message is that scaring to everybody that has their photos sent all over. what message are we sending to them? to roll over when your picture gets exposed without your permission or consent? so how am i not being a role model to them? >> new york recently passed a revenge porn law that allows people to sue when explicit photos are shared without their consent. but miranda's attorney says she doesn't plan to sue because the image is not pornographic. the school district today declined to comment. shep? >> shepard: jacqui heinrich reporting live in n

out how far they went to prove it they actually had this game obama did and s pm got a us and got ahold of it. the rocket actually an analyst go over every call and the game and they found they say. he won instances that took away 18.6 points from houston. leaks. the 3 games, the rockets one did they go over all the missed calls for the warriors because everybody others it goes both ways d'antoni says he threw himself a pity party yesterday. but he's over it now actually was is >>i feel sorry for myself. nobody really help me out i got throat and i'll be fine and be fine and you know great game on tuesday. >>we just watched the tape upstairs, you don't think there are 10 calls that we thought we of all this is our goals in every coach in the legal tell you the same thing you watch the and all that stuff out. the again it's it's very very to officiate nba game, there's all kinds of gray and you know in the modern you know a lot of players >>gotten really good deception. >>kerr has told everybody on his team mind your p's and q's game, one and that can't le in happen again tonight, maybe

after grabbing ahold of the truck, he travels down one block. towed by the truck the entire time. and just before reaching mission street, just out of the frame, is where the accident happens. you can see cars behind them suddenly stopping. sky 7 was over the scene as investigators arrive with ramirez lying in the middle of the street bleeding. fatally wounded. police at the scene told abc7 news, some witnesses have reported seeing ramirez skate hitching. there was no confirmation. but today, after abc7 news told them about the video, this is what they had to say. >> we're looking into information to confirm how the skateboarder made contact with the truck. we are looking for surveillance video that may have captured that incident. we know that there is surveillance video in the area. it shows it. >> he was part of the well known san francisco skate group gx 1000. the videos of racing down the iconic his have a huge following. this post is a tribute to ramirez, showing the skateboarder in action. the group was recently profiled in gq style magazine and ramirez is described as the

i run a small company and if my clients that are trying to get ahold of me watching the "today" show,s mainly tables and tecoops. it's fun. >> this was in your wheel house, the hgtvshow. >> how about you? >> i've been a graphic artist. i teach acting for kids. and my universey is son michael who's in a wonderful band. he's playing bass with ziare olivia. >> we're so happy. you g will hang out with me and jenna in the fourth hour. >> they have fun. you're so used to everyonsm ing and beaming at you. thank you so much. we love having you here. you ct, we're not letti go. you have to come back. don't forget. "a very brady renovation" premieres in >>september. > it's national siblings day so this is perfect. >> howperfect. >> let's show you what we've got happening today. we've got severe weather going on through the mid-mississippi river valley. we've got snow going on and blizzard developing through the rockies. airport impact, salt lake city, in and snow. denver, minneapolis, snow and wind. chicago, rain and wind. wind fordallas. for tomorrow, detroit's going to have delays. same for c

you get ahold of the records for the pistol permit money. what is within those records and how can you flesh that out enough to become a publishable story. also, just sort of the reticence of people within law enforcement to want to talk about anything related to this. at first i was getting interviews with the sheriff and able to -- you know, he did a big press conference that attained some level of infamy. but then, you know, as we continued reporting, it got to where really i was on my own to be able to find this stuff out on my own and really do the reporting. >> thanks. i'm going to ask you to pass the microphone to joe. joe, you and your team's reporting on trump and the hush money he paid in the relationship with "the national enquirer," it's fair to say, has dominated the headlines over the last few months. i wondered how you put that whole story together. what thread did you start pulling on? >> it started in 2016 just a couple weeks before the election. a few weeks, i should say. my editor got a tip -- >> switch mics. this is a bet

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and i just got ahold of a copy, so, thank you so much. >> thanks, don.e on. >> i'm going to start by asking you about the breaking news tonight, that the president saying that republicans need to be more paranoid about vote tallies and on and on. you know, that the midterm elections were somehow rigged or fraudulent. what is your reaction? >> that it's the beginning of 2020. donald trump's starting to stoke his base. he's trying to say to republicans and his hard core trumpians, be aware, get going. i'm never really lost, i'm not a loser, i didn't really lose the midterm. it's just more donald trump, what we kind of expected. there's a danger, as you said with max boot, about promoting the idea of constantly saying everything's rigged, everything's rigged, because people no longer trust our democracy when you do that. >> interesting, sitting here watching the next segment after max, when they were arguing about, you know, ballots and all of that, which was really talking points that had nothing to do with anything, if that is the talking points or the st

the victoria firefighters and police helped conservation officers get ahold of the cougar in british columbia. dogs chased it up a tree after it was spotted in pounds for a few days. they tranquilized it and relocated it back into the wild yesterday. >>> speaking of wild animals, an unusual sighting right here in the bay area. a mountain lion found roaming outside the macy's in santa rosa at 4:20 yesterday morning. wildlife officials were finally able to tranquilize the mountain lion and released it north of town. they believe it wandered in from santa rosa creek which runs through downtown. >>> from the city by the bay, we will explain how one of san francisco's iconic cathedrals is showing support for the notre dame cathedral in paris. >>> and, expect to see a lot of warriors gear at the stores today. up next, a live traffic report inside oracle arena before the team's game tonight against the houston rockets. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that'

it is getting ahold of the machine of government. we are working on lotsover discussions going onto the people in the national assembly. it will put hands to the people that are starving. very clever people are working on this inside of the government. it is using banks, iphones, apps, many clever ways to get cash in there and the cash will not be it will be dollars at least at the beginning. there's no demand. is it still called -- anyway, dollars would be answered. you know, i don't want to get ahead of the curb. i'm saying we are ready to go. >> all right. we are running out of time. i want to get in a few more to my left. >> thank you very much. what kind of time line do you have? president trump said he will go back i don't know when it will be. she has been very cooperative in the relationship there with bob and others has been great. so we are ready to vote. we would love to vote. on trade is the administration willing to roll back the tariffs on china upon the signing of a deal as china wants or demanding that all tariffs rem

little hazy as the marine layer is trying to establish a connection with our weather but doesn't grab ahold today. we will be cooler, not near records. we step outside, you'll see the difference. 50s and 60s at the coast. mid to upper 70s. so another quick warming up to the lunch hour. 78 to 84. that's cooler than yesterday. 68 to 71. hi, alexis. >>> right now we're looking great in the sweet spot where our overnight road work is wrapping up and we're not at full volume yet. we'll enjoy it while it lasts. starting to see a delay in the stralane car-pool lanes are open. that will happen closer to 5:20 this morning. tracy to dublin in the yellow. that has flipped over and coming in at 39 minutes. antioch to concord still in the green at 15. no delays from the north bay, southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, 16 minutes. >>> developing news in just a few hours. the sunnyvale department of public safety chief plans to provide an update on the investigation into tuesday's incident where a man intentionally plowed his car into pedestrians. the suspect, isaiah peoples, was booked into the sa