. >>> and alan alda going public with a private bate. how his parkinson's battle could help thers. going public with a privateattle. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>ood evening. there's breaking news as we come on the air tonight. a passenger plane has ashed near durango, mexico today, lane headed to mexico city. bl k smoke marks the spot of a wreckage where aeromexico says was the site of an accident. it apparently went down just after takeoff om rthwest mexico, with over 100 people on board. tammy leitner has late breaking details. >> reporter: tonight, emergency crews rushing to the scene of a plancrash in northwest mexico. the plane, 9 holding passengers and four crew crashed because the wind was too strong accordg to local reports which said they ran out of nway. the crash happened in durango, mexico. it's unknown if there are fatalities but officials say being e injured and rushed to hospitals near the scene.me aeco saying we are working to gather additional information and will provide more details as b thome available and confirmed. our priority is to gua

they are investigating. >>> and alan alda's personal battle. actor revealing tonight he was diagnosed with parkinson's three and a half years ago. hoping to encourage others, alda tweeting, "my life is full, i act, i give talks, i do my podcast. if you get a diagnosis, keep moving." >>> when we come back tonight, they ordered a pizza, but they were not expecting this. you have to see this. you have to see this. you have to see this. preparing clccampfire t. say what? trout. trout. all right. you don't think i need both? why does he have that axe? make summer go right with ford america's best selling brand. now get 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash on a great selection of suv's. during the ford summer sales event, get our best offer of the season 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash. 0% financing for 72 months plus get your groove on with one a day 50+. ♪ get ready for the wild life ♪ complete multivitamins with key nutrients that address 6 concerns of aging, including heart health, supported

. >>> and why alan alda was forced to reveal his illness with parkinson's. multiple cars are damaged after a parking garage.. suddenly collapsed. g.. just >>> developing out of texas, multiple cars are damaged after a parking garage suddenly collapsed. it happened in irving, northwest of nals. crews -- dallas. crews are searching cars for people trapped inside. 21 vehicles were impacted and no injuries reported. >>> the criminal trial of poul manafort is underway in virj virnl. a small -- virginia. a small band of protesters were outside the courthouse with posters. this is the first court test for robert mueller's investigation. the trial centers on tax evasion and bank fraud charges not directly related to his work with the trump campaign. manafort has refused to cooperate with investigators and his lawyers say that will not change. >> no chance. >> manafort was indicted last october along with his former business partner who also serve d as a trump campaign official. he agreed to a plea deal. >>> today is supreme court justice anthony kennedy's last day o

. >>> plus, hollywood legend alan alda with major news about his health he's sharing first on "cbs this morning." >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> wildfires ravaging the west coast. >> a lot of acres, extremely fast. >> all of these homes are gone. >> california wildfires forced more evacuation. >> the weather's just not cooperating. temperatures over 100 degrees. >> jury selection begins in the federal trial of president trump's former campaign chairman. >> as president trump's legal team continues to push back against robert mueller. >> after withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal, president trump says he's now willing to meet with iran's leader with no preconditions. >> want to meet, i'll meet. any time they want. >> north korea is constructing new missiles. >> two minnesota police off receive officers will not be charged in the deadly shooting of a black man. >> the recently resigned head of >> all that -- >> the group stealing a baby shark from an aquarium in a baby stroller. >> look at this. walked it right out. >> and all that matters.

alan alda, six-time emmy and golden globe winner., in shows like "west wing." nominated for an oscar in his role in "the aviator." this morning he revealed he has parkinson's saying i was diagnosed 3 1/2 years ago. my symptoms are mild. a slight tremor in my hands, a little stiffness in my body and told only family and friends. going on to say, but my story isn't sad. i act, i give talks. i help with the alda center for communicating science and do my podcast which i love. coping with parkinson's is a puzzle to be solved. and i enjoy puzzles. and alda is active. i take boxing lessons three hours a week. play singles tennis three hours a week. and take a mild pill. all recommended to slow the progress. i even juggle a little. and i'm not entering dementia. i'm no more demented than i was before. maybe i should rephrase that. really, i'm good. that is the alan alda we know. dr. jen ashton is here with more. you see his spirit. millions are facing parkinson's. >> let's talk numbers. parkinson's which is a neurodegenerative disorder that

alan alda is an award-winning actor, wter, director, and now podcaster. latest interview show, includes everyone from comedian sarah silverman to violinist itzhak perlman, is called "clear and vivid." the first episode dropped thisay past tue here he is, artfully demonstrating to our brief producers steve goldbloom and zach land-miller, the importance of communication >> mr. alda, i'll just get a sound level from you if you can tell me what you had f breakfast this morning. >> everybody wants to know what i had for breakfast i'so sick of that. i'll tell you what i had for breakfast. i had peanut butter. two spoons, i'm starving. that's what i had for eakfast. >> this is exactly the answer we're looking for. we cano home. are you ready? (laughter) >> i was born in new york. my father couldn't make a living as a junior architect because the depression was on. and he started singing in, and it paid, amateur nights, where he was a ringing, he'd come in, and get paid to pretend he wasan mateur and win the contest. and then he went into burlesque. we traveled u

and a brief but spectacular take om actor alan alda. but first, the department of justice is re-opening the investigation into the 1955 murder of emmett till, thefo teen year old african- american boy whose brutal killing by two white men in mississippi became a galvanizing event that helped spark the civil rights movement in america. william angham has the latest on the decades-old case.in and a wa there are some very disturbing images in this report. >> brangham: emmet till was a young boy from chicago who in 1955 was visiting family in mississippi when he allegedly whistled and made a sexual remark to a white woman named carolyn bryant and grabbed her. this was the jim cw south, and for his alleged actions, emmett till was kidnapped by ard men, brutally beaten and shot in the head. his killers took a heavy pieceeq of farm pment, tied it around his neck with barbed wire and threw his body into the tallahatchie river. it was discovered several days later.ot till's mr, mamie till bradley, demanded an open casket funeral for her son in c

actor alan alda makes a shocking admission about his health.e coast with inland areas warming again. coastal areas will range from the 50's to 60's with the bay mostly in the 70's and 80's. inland high temperatures will again be seen approaching 90 degrees. expect cooler temperatures tomorrow with inland highs falling as much as 5 degrees compared to today's. ( james ) new this morning... actor alan alda revealed that he has been living with parkinson's disease. the m-a-s-h star shared that he was diagnosed three and a half years ago. alda.. who is 82...says he is going public now because he can see his thumb twitching in videos. he said he didn't want people to do the story from a sad point of view. parkinson's disease is a disorder of the nervous system that primarily affects a patient's movement. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news.. venus and serena willimas are coming to the bay area. we will tell you where you can see them play coming up. (ácommercialá) just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed

alda who is 82 years old said he received that diagnosis more utan three years ago, he says his life remains full and shestaying acte. he says he wants to encourage others who death diagnosed to just seepe moving. former "m.a.s.h." star has a career spanning six decades including high-profile am cameos on "west wing" and more recently on "black list." parkinson's disease is a brain disord that affects movement often causing tremors and it gets worse over time.g accordo the national institute of health 50,000 americans are diagnosed with it each ye, and aboutalf a million people are now living with the disease. there is no cure, and as for what causes it, that is a mystery, too. the scientists say severalla factors a role including genetics and environmental triggers and other health conditions. among the most prominent figures with parkinson's actor michael j. fox, singer neil diamond and, of course, the latelily. >> and some special children att georgetown uni hospital received a ovmakeer. their rooms were spruced up with decorations on their walls and pictures of friends and family

alda remains active. in fact, last week he was on thd "t" show talking about a podcast that he's doing now. >> wish him well. s >>> do you kneone who plays soccer? a new study shows headi the soccer ball can be more harmful to female players. researchers at albert einstein college o medicine found that women soccer players have five times more damaged brain tissue than men. y are not clear exactly why, but experts suggest differences in neck strength, sex hormones icor maybe genets could play a role. >>> speaking about sporting events, no need to water the field anywhere around here, that's for sure. not for someeatime. >> we've turned the sprinklers off. >> had the fourth wettest july on record to date, and today is the last day w of julych i can't even believe. talk about that all night long about how quickly this month has gone. >> time flies. >> exactly. we here looking at mainly dry conditions right now, butra mor is in the -- this week. i said this a lot yesterday and can't stress itl enough. weave

alan alda, thank you. that's not passion. you can catch alan's podcast "clear and vivid "launches july 10th. subscribing on apple podcasts. >>> up next, calling her daughter of the cold war witnessed hitler's march into prague and saw the collapse of the soviet union. all part of a fascinating new memoir, next on "morning joe." [music playing] (vo) from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organizations like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so our communities can be even stronger. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were very saggy. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with new sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. introducing more sizes for better comfort. new depend fi

. >>> plus allen alda says he has parkinson's. he is best known for m.a.s.h. more after this break. we )re sht dramatic wildfire images on social media. one of our photographers snapped this photo... where some homes burned down in lake county. another live report from lake county... coming up at 6:30. new this morning-- a potential blow for businesses in palo alto. according to palo alto weekly-- >>> it is 5:55 right now. city council members voted on an initiative that slows down office development. it cuts the amount of office space allowed in the city in half. they say it will hurt business sz and will have nowhere else to go. there were already housing shortages and traffic issues. >> we have been monitoring wild fires. we showed you the pictures off the top. one home destroyed. more than daozen others threatened after a fire broke out yesterday. >>> over to utah more than 100,000 acres have burned. the fires were burning in tough terrain that makes it difficult for firefighters. the largest of two grew to 118,000 acres. >> 5:56, a lot of teens and young adults turned to the in

. >>> allen alda was diagnosed with parkinson's. more news right after this break.ng live at the smoky conditions in lake county this morning. more people are evacuating - as the mendocino complex fire explodes in size. together... the two fires in this complex burned over 68- thousand acres. both are still just 5-percent contai >>> it is 6:55. these two fires burned over 68,000 ache rs. sev seven homes are gone. thousands are threatened. we have a crew there and we'll keep bringing you these stories as that fire fight continues. >>> and of course the car fire, we are monitoring that in shasta county. it burned more than 110,000 acres. thousands still threatened. six people have died. it is 27% contained. >>> coverage of the wild fires raging across the state continues next on the today show as the death toll rises and the flames show no signs of slowing. >> today supreme court justice anthony kennedy's last day on the bench. president reagan sported kennedy? 1988. he was often the swing vote. he also offered landmark decision allowing same sex couples to get marrie

. >> but first, well wishes pouring in for alan alda. a few hours ago he revealed he has parkinson's disease. the former mash star recently guest started on the black list said he was diagnosed three and a half years ago. >>> also, an investigation at vander built. the university says it is looking into a deeply disturbing e-mail that features racist language and white supremacy. ho! one local family )s fight... 4 years after an earthquake damaged their home. and - you )ve seen couches and tables - littering bay area freeways. the next step tomorrow - to clean up dirty roads. )today in the bay. ) 4:30 to 7. good morning, it )s 7:26... during these devastating >>> have you heard the news? it is national avocado day. i put a poll on my twitter pkt says, is it worth the extra cost for avocado? yes, i know, guac is extra. the other says no, i'll save my money. everyone wrote, no replacement. they are giving out free guacamole in honor of national avocado day. let me know what you think about national avocado day. >> take a look at this. duri

you can sleep safe, alan alda you can come home, your work is done. >> well, last week north korea from secretary of state and younger kevin jameses mike pompeo. and now we're getting reports that pompeo is north korea meeting went as bad leigh as it could have gone. i'm not surprised, sometimes the second day is rough. you go back to his place, you find out if executed relatives or worse, limp bizkit cd's. it didn't seem like north korea was taking a summit that seriously from the very start. pompeo thought he would be put up in a nice hotel but instead the north koreans put him up in a gated guest house just behind the maws lee up where the bodies of kim ill sung and his son kim jung ill lie em balmed or as airbnb described it, kzee bungalow, great view of dictator corporateses.--corpses, sure, s. (applause) another reason pompeo didn't vay good meeting with kim jung-un, he didn't meet with kim jung-un. but kim had a very good excuse. turns out he was too busy visiting a potatoe farm to meet with u.s. secretary of state. but to be fair a lot of people have trouble telling the differen

. >> number six, actor alan alda says he has parkinson's disease. the former m.a.s.h.interview, he was diagnosed 3 1/2 years ago and is coming forward because a tabloid may soon publish a story about his diagnosis. >> traffic wise, we're still tracking this sig alert, the oyster point on-ramp to southbound 101 still closed due to a crash involving a tanker truck at 7:30 last night. >> before we leave, it's national avocado day. >> i celebrate every day, but i especially will today. >> most days, i say i'm like a guac, i'm extra, but today, that's not the case because its free if you go to >> stick around fo >>> good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. deadly inferno. the massive carr wildfire now scorching more than 100,000 acres, swarming neighborhoods, houses turned into fireballs, as thousands of firefighters battle more than 60 fireserts this mor. breaking news, paul manafort heads to trial. president trump's former campaign chair, the first in special counsel robert mueller's investigation to face a jury. charged with financial crimes. wh

. >> let's see...for public comment, we have susan solomon, alda finic -- >> sure. >> okay. aleta fisher, kevin bogis, ally kopp. >> first, i'm a member of the african american parent advisory committee, so i'm going to read some comments on behalf of the aapac. we are excited to see the work being done at m.l.k. was highlighted in the data tonight. however, when you look beyond the number, m.l.k. has built a culture in partnership with staff to address the racism and barriers that prevent our students from achieving. to highlight m.l.k., we must also address the unspoken issues that many of our students and families feel unsafe as they first enter the schools. the district's own data show that 25% of our students don't feel safe in their schools. in addressing the data around suspension, we would like to know what data has been collected around students being sent out of the classroom, voluntary home suspension when the parents are being asked to keep a student home, how many times have police been called to sites for students? how can we capture the entire picture of what'

upcoming headliners speakers coming to the national press club include alan alda who will be here on july 6th -- excuse me. july 11th. on july 12th, we have the president and ceo of union pacific. and july 16th, we have luncheon with the commissioner of major league baseball. there are lots of other great events happening at the national press club. please check out our website. take a look. you're all invited. please come back. and with that, we are out. >> thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> [ inaudible conversations ]. >> join us later this morning for remarks by mexican ambassador. he'll be discussing relations with the u.s. two days after mexico elected a new president. live at 1:1:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. you can also watch c-span.org. and later more live coverage of president trump in west virginia. he'll be attending a salute to service dinner honoring members of the military. you can watch that live at 6:30 p.m. eastern, also on c-span. on c-span this week in eastern on prime time, tuesday the weekly standard hosts a conversation on the millennial generation. >> what'

jillian: fox news alert, alan alda just announcing he has parkinson's disease. >> the reason i want toks. i help at the old err center for communicates science at stoneybrook. i started a new podcast. ainsley: alda says the reason he came forward now, because he is doing interviews for that podcast, he is starting to show symptoms. his hands shaking. the 82-year-old emmy winner actor is best known for starring role in lounge running series mash. >> medicare for all will save the middle class large sums of money. guarrantying health care for all is a right not a privilege. jillian: according to a study out of george mason university, free medicare would cost $32 trillion over 10 years. dr. marc siegel joined us to react. >> taxpayers are paying for it. it is absolutely not fry. the amount that the federal government pays as part of the gross domestic product goes up enormously. of course we're paying for it. jillian: researchers said the estimates are on the conservative side. >>> a university of georgia dean apologizes for supporting a gop gubernatorial candidate. according to campus r

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. >> and actor alan alda says he's been diagnosed with parkinson's disease. the former m.a.s.h.diagnosed with the newer roy degeneral tif disorder three and a half years ago he says revealing the diagnosis might be helpful to others and says ease keeping up a very full life we wish him the best that is the news update this hour sara, i'll send it back downtown to you. >> sue, thank you. the federal reserve is kicking off its two-day policy meeting today. kr cnbc fed survey is out steve joins yus. >> a modern return of bullishness with the outlook of stocks this is the trajectory for the s&p 500 for 2018 and 2019. you see it went down in may and it's come back up the last two surveys, 2892. these are modern returns compared to where we are, 6% by 2019 but beats flat and beats down let's look at the outlook for rates and yields the 10-year yield, this outlook has been very stable it is higher compared to the 298 we closed at yesterday but 317, it's over that psych logically important 3% mark but not much higher than it is now and 3.53 about 2019 it's interesting that stocks are se

alda: buenos dÍas. campos de toda esta copa del mundo con modric y rakitic, el dÍa de ayer eliminaron al conjunto de inglaterra. arruinaron la fiesta de los ingleses que apenas llegaron a la ronda de semifinales. alan: vemos las imÁgenes del primer gol de inglaterra. era una locura, pero no les aguantaron, quiero lanzar una encuesta a toda la gente que nos estÁ bien a travÉs de "despierta amÉrica" despiertaamerica.com/vota, quiÉn creen que va a ganar la final? aldo: yo creo que van a ganar francia . ya hicieron demasiado los de croacia. a ver si no nos siguen sorprendiendo los croatas. carlos: yo creo que va a ganar croacia. creo que la verdad estÁn muy fuertes. en la cancha se ven muy bien. yo creo que le van a poner mucho corazÓn. Éste es un mundial han ganado los que mÁs le han puesto corazÓn. yisus:gana francia, me encantarÍa que fuese croacia porque es la primera vez. modric es impresionante. alan: a mi tambiÉn el gustarÍa que gane croacia pero va a ganar francia. discÚlpennos los fanÁticos de croa