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. >> reporter: if the property wasn't returned asap, we will have to take counter measures. the russia investigation is widening with reports that trump ally and brexit architect is now under scrutiny in the inquiry. denying any russia connection. the fbi and congress are now examining this campaign event last spring in washington to see whether mr. trump, then jared cu kushner and jeff sessions met with russian authorities. >> comey is now scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee next thursday. savannah? >> peter, thank you. those remarks from putin coming on the eve of an exclusive interview with nbc's megyn kelly, who met the russian leader at way dinner in moscow today ahead of that sitdown. she also spoke with a number of russian citizens about the tense moment between our two countries. >> reporter: in america, russian president vladimir putin is now front and center, sparking anger among u.s. officials. >> russia brazenly interfered with our election process. >> reporter: and bringing questions over the deepening relations between russia and the t

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the russian baem seembassy warn the property wasn't returned asap we will take counter measures. the russia investigation is widening with reports that, nigel farage under scrutiny. farage denying any connection. fbi and congress are examining the campaign event last spring in washington to see whether mr. trump, senator jeff sessions and jared kushner met privately with the russian ambassador something they repeatedly denied. that was peter alexander reporting. nbc's megyn kelly is in russia tonight. she'll ask putin about the shift in an exclusive one-on-one interview. you can see her reporting on the premiere of sunday night with megyn kelly this sunday evening at 7:00 here on >> we had a beautiful day today. let's ask doug, if we got more coming up. >> magic eight ball says yes. more over the coming days. a phenomenal afternoon on thursday. fantastic friday too. numbers today. high temperature. 85. 80 in frederick. i think we will see similar numbers tomorrow. maybe a degree or two cooler. but still a very nice afternoon. take a look at the headlines here. fantastic friday. c

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each and every time we're told to report asap to the courtrom, the sense of anticipation rises that we may finally have resolution to to this blockbuster case but each and of time, the air is let out of the balloon. cosby faces three counts of aggravated indecent assault in the january 2004 incident at his home this jury has time and again come back into the courtroom following testimony looking for guidance. once asking for a further definition of a legal term the judge steven o'neill denying that request for further clarification. now on five separate occasions they've sought to re-examine testimony in this she said he said case three times they've asked to hear a version of cosby's story. twice now they've asked for a reading of andrea constand's version events. >> celebrity attorney gloria allred represents 33 other cosby accuseaccusers living vier cariy through the events of this criminal case. what are they going through these past two days? >> i would say most of them are trying to be optimistic and they're hoping for a verdict and they're hoping that it will be a just verdict.

walled wag app for dog walking on demand schedule it for a certain type or asap or all walkers are screened through the company to make sure your dog is in good hands. >> a background check and then you have to go through tests to make sure you know safety of the dogs. and harnesses and leashes make sure you're putting them on correctly. >> costs about $20 for a 30 minute walk. the app gives you realtime updates you can see where your dog is the entire time. get the first walk for free. the service is available in five cities including san francisco but the company is expanding to new cities each month. that is adorable. >> $20 for 30-minute walk like a personal trainer. >> pretty much. >> to go take you for a walk. >> a good idea. >> i need that. i need the motivation. i need the motivator to take me for a walk. >> good weather for that. >> i will do that i'll get out for a walk. see you back hire at 6:00 e6:00. have a great weekend folks. bye. >>> tonight, nbc news exclusive, megyn kelly one on one with vladimir putin floating a conspiracy theory of his own, who he suggests could be behin

enough information about what the british are looking for, and still wants the talks to take place asapson for any extension, march 2019, it can be done, itjust extension, march 2019, it can be done, it just needs extension, march 2019, it can be done, itjust needs a lot of work. i spoke to labour meps today, they felt embarrassed speaking to their european colleagues because of the mess they described in the uk. nigel farage, one of the chief brexiteers, he fears his vision for brexit, a ha rd he fears his vision for brexit, a hard brexit, out of the single market, is going to be dashed. the other thing which is across the board, we hear brexit means brexit in the uk. whatever language, whether it is german, italian, spanish, french, ican't whether it is german, italian, spanish, french, i can't render the greek, they are saying the same thing. —— remember the greek, they are saying the same thing. —— rememberthe greek. thanks remote, gavin lee in strasbourg. much more background information to all the huge issues at stake here on the bbc website. from here in downing street. for now,

come back asap." all of those people still have a job. but a lot of other government officials have been on the bad end of the infamous "you're fired." >> new questions this morning after 46 federal prosecutors were asked to resign by the trump administration. >> mr. trump's incoming administration is getting rid of president obama's diplomats. trump's transition team ordered politically appointed ambassadors to leave their post by inauguration day. now, typically, incoming administrations give diplomats a grace period until their replacements are confirmed. >> trevor: you know, getting fired athe start of the trump smrgz like being kicked off the "titanic" before it sets sail. the moment it happens might feel (bleep). but in a few months you're probably going to be watching likev: "they all died! at could have been m" ha-ha. now, to be fair, a new president getting rid of some hold-overes from the previous administration, that's completely normal, right. that happens. what's not normal is deciding that none of those positions should ever

my age teched me you need to get back asap. are you serious. >> he's like very much so.light and came up yesterday for practice and found out yesterday i'll be in the entire camp. >> long way back home. two of the most explosive eagles players ever back outfooled playing the game. non contact version of course. imagine michael vick and terrell owens as teammates. well, there's still in opposing sides in their new league as their teams met in the san jose debut the american flag football league. vick passed for 547 yards and eight touchdowns leading his team to 64-41 win over owens team. to also caught a pass for touchdown in that one. they say in this league catches on they'll look to start regular league next summer. when hardly anything is going on. try to fill that void. >> there is a big void in the summer. ron, thanks. >> cvs is one of the places you stop before day at the beach. the pharmacy chain is making some changes some of the things you've been buying may not be there any more. the store says it's for your own good. >> it's for my own good. >> that's what the

you can book a walk asap and can schedule for a certain time. all wag walkers are screened and insured through wag. it's about $20 for a 30-minute walk. the app gives realtime updates start to finish which say perk for pet parents. sorry, not available in philadelphia yet. would you use it? i know when i had my dog before he died, i was really particular about who took -- >> they're particular, too. your dogs are particular. i would like ton f they have a -- like to know if they have a that tracks them walking them. you would know that they're doing it, right? >> i'm not worried about people coming -- i'm thinking about maybe making some extra cash when i get home. we've got all -- we've got all afternoon off. >> i have two jack russell terriers at home. if you want to walk them, come any time. >> i've seen your dogs here. they pee all over the floor. >> they blamed me for that. they did do that. sorry, guys. >>> let's find out what's happening with the weather. >> what i did is i pulled up the shot behind you. i think it matches tracy's dress p

i think the first solution is they need to be arrested and detained asap because they're imminent threats second. >> are these people identified known to intelligence communities j yes, yes, they're known to intelligence community. >> and recently returned you're saying. >> not recently but lasts year maybe. >> okay. >> but they keep returning. >> and the second is there is a base support base and and people who are close toss isis and al-quida. basically ideology and maybe thousands of them it doesn't matter the uk police and koyrpt intelligence and counter terrorism and intelligence agencies must put surveillance 24/7 because you never know where the threat will come and once someone out there to carry out attack it's difficult to stop them. >> there's a parliamentary election in the uk on thursday and you see -- is any of this politically motivated in the uk people are trying to change policies by way of force or terror or is that totally different topic. >> it looks like it is inspired attack. it's not professional attack. soy think that there is not. >> when we hear islamic state all

book a walk for your best friend asap, schedule a walk for a certain time. walkers are insured and the app gives updates from start to finish. wag and rover, two apps. rover in philadelphia costs about $20 for a 30-minute walk. i got to check that out for my own pooch. >> use it for charlie. >> his birthday today, by the way. second birthday. >> it is. ah, 2 years old. the cutest. haven't seen him, check out the social media pages. adorable. and happy birthday to him. >> for sure. check out those apps. >>> and check this out. the summer fest. a few clouds in the skies, our area could see a few fast-moving showers this afternoon. glenn? >> yeah, jackie. most places not seeing rain. a couple spots will. if you do see it, only a few minutes long. 79 in philadelphia. a mix of clouds and sun and a certain amount of sunshine elsewhere. already clearing out up in the p.a. suburbs from that weak disturbance that had moved through. and as we look into delaware we see temperature s near 80. 79, middletown, 82, redding, lincoln, mills borough. towards the beaches, warm

they are asking officials to submit cladding samples asap.er apartments have been evacuated and deemed unsafe by inspectors. eric: there was a horrible tragedy in texas. two toddlers were found dead in a hot car. the mother told investigators she left her son and daughter in that vehicle to quote teach them a lesson. reporter: a tragic story. cynthia randolph said her 2-year-old daughter and 16-month-old son locked themselves in the hot car. it turn out the 24-year-old lied to police. according to the police she admitted she left her kid in the car on may 26 as a term of punishment. she went back in the house, smoked marijuana and took a nap for 2 or 3 hours while her little boy and girl were inside the swellerring vehicle. when she went to check on them, they were unresponsive. police say she broke the car window to make it seem like her children had locked themselves inside. according to the complaint she told officers they were exposed to the heat in the car for no more than an hour. randolph said she punished her kid after they were caugh

the president's views on climate wasn't able to give the president's views on climate change, exited asap is national leave work early day. >> reporter: wednesday, spicer ditched cameras, holding an audio only gaggle with the eyebrow raising answer to a question about president trump's gibberish tweet. >> the president and small group of people know what he meant. >> reporter: reporters scoffing in disbelief. hey, turn that off. no cameras, audio only. we too can pull a spicer, his briefings are getting shorter. >> thank you guys. >> reporter: one online commenter begged please tell me news outlets will play the audio only briefings over gifs of melissa mccarthy as spicer, be still my heart. "snl" may have been prophetic. >> when you kiss me and no one ever sees me again. >> yes. >> reporter: it is like he is a hostage at his own briefings, one poster noticed with a thousand yard stare, and when he briefed outside the white house, got more grief. >> wasn't hiding in the bushes, okay, he was hiding among the bushes. okay? >> reporter: reporters treated like misbehaving kitties. >> one at a

you can book or walk asap or schedule it for certain times. all wag walkers are screened and insured through the company to make sure that your dog is in good hands. >> okay. do a background check and then you have to go through a few tests to make sure that you know safety of the dogs and harnesses and leashes and make sure you're putting them on correctly. >> it costs about $20 for a 30-minute walk. the app gives you realtime up a dates but you can see where fido is the whole time. you can get your first walk for free. right now the service is fable in five cities including san francisco but the service is expanding to new cities each month. >> we're hearing from a california girl that is champion of the national spelling bay. ananya vinay was crowned last night and here's her big moment. >> m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n, marocain. >> congratulations. >> and show is cool as a cucumber. maybe she just can't believe it's true. the 12-year-old of fresno correctly spelled marocain to win the national spelling bee. in case you're wondering, it's a dress fabric

on friday, spicer resurfaced, but not able to give the views on climate change and exited asap. >> today day. >> reporter: on wednesday, spicer ditched cameras holding an audio only gaggle. with the eyebrow answer about president trump's tweet. >> they know what he meant. >> reporter: leaving reporters scoffing in disbelief. >> hey, turn that off. no cameras. audio only. >> reporter: we, too, can pull a spicer. briefings are getting shorter. >> thank you. >> reporter: one online begged please tell me that news outlets play the audio only briefings over melissa mccarthy as spicer. snl may have been prophetic. >> you kiss me and no one ever sees me again. >> yes. >> reporter: it's as if spicer is a hostage at his own briefings as one poster noted with 1,000 yard stare. when he briefed outside the white house, he got more grief. >> he wasn't hiding in the bushes, okay? he was hiding among the bushes. >> reporter: reporters get treated like misbehaving kitties. >> can i see the fish today? >> no. >> hold on. major, cecelia is asking a question. >> last week -- >> actually asking her question

why is this car still sitting here after i specifically said i needed it done asap?> pete told us to stop doing it. >> what do you mean pete? god--all right. >> i gotta listen to the boss. >> you know what? that's fine. i can't work in an environment where someone micromanages. i just can't do it. >> what's going on, tony? >> listen, i decided that i don't want to do this anymore. >> why do you want to leave? why? >> because our [bleep] relationship went to [bleep]. and i'm not gonna let that happen no more. i made my decision-- >> no. >> there is no amount of money that's ever gonna get in-between me and my family. and you are my family. it wasn't an easy decision. and... >> you're not leaving, though. >> i am. >> listen, no, you're not. >> you and marcus need to continue what you and i started. hear me out. >> no, you're not going anywhere. marcus, come here, please. marcus, come here, please. >> listen, nobody's changing my mind, okay? >> you stay here, you will be running it. we've set everything up to succeed. >> i'm sure you will, pete. there's no question abou

friday, spicer resurfaced but wasn't able to give the president's views on climate change an exited asapal leave work early day. >> reporter: on wednesday, spicer ditched cameras holding an audio-only gaggle with that eyebrow raising answer to a question about president trump's jibberish tweet. >> the president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant. >> reporter: leaving reporters scoffing in disbelief. hey, turn that off. no cameras. audio only. we, too can pull a spicer. his briefings have been getting shorter. >> thank you, guys. >> reporter: one online commenter begged, please tell me that news outlets will play the audio-briefings over gifs of melissa mccarthy-as-spicer, be still my heart. >> no one will never see me again. >> yes. >> reporter: it's as if spicer is a hostage at his own briefings, as one poster noted, with a thousand-yard stare. and he got more grief. >> he wasn't hiding in the bushes, okay? he was hiding among the bushes. okay? >> reporter: reporters get treated like misbehaving kitties. >> one at a time. cecelia. >> hey, major, major, cecelia is ask

just need to get rid of it asap. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: nothing -- >> jimmy: i gotta getof here, man. >> steve: nothing's wrong with it. >> jimmy: nothing is wrong with it. >> steve: except for all the shedding. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it sheds, yeah. it's a big deal. the couch -- >> steve: it's pleather. >> jimmy: the couch sheds, big deal. the next one was sent in by michael hoffman in chattanooga. he was texting with his dad and i think there may have been an autocorrect issue. watch this. "i hate michael. can you talk?" and then it said, sorry, that's supposed to say "hey, michael, can you talk?" yeah, i hate -- [ laughter and applause ] i hate michael. >> steve: can you talk? >> jimmy: can you talk? >> steve: wait, this is michael. >> jimmy: happy father's day, dad. [ light laughter ] next one was sent in by tracy schott, in berthoud, colorado. she was going through her dvr listings and saw a description for our show, "the tonight show." let's see what it says. "a calculating sociopath kidnaps a couple's young daughter just for the pleasure that power and manipu

if there's a bill, we will all want to see it asap.on't know how far along the path they are either. >> as you know, the president has said that the bill that the house passed lacks, quote, heart. that it was mean. you voted for that bill. you were intimately involved in the crafting of it. why was it so mean and why does it lack heart? >> i think he's being a businessman with those comments and where's the product right now, it's over in the senate. he's telling them, if you want to improve the bill and make it better, go ahead and do that. and you put tremendous pressure on us to pass the bill out of house. we got some price movement built into that bill finally and now the senate, it's in their hands so the president is doing a salesmanship piece. if he means the bill literally that way, we're all scratching our heads. >> when he said mean, that's the president's way of saying he wants to see more folks covered in the senate's version of the bill. is that how you read it? >> that's right. if he means it that way and says get the pri

you have to see what lawyer can come here and talk to me asap because i'm going to lose my [ bleep ] mind and please promise me you'll be faithful to me. they're going to smoke me for this [ bleep ]. i do not deserve to be in prison. >> meanwhile, jerry nunez, who says he sold the unregistered gun to stark for $500 is settling into his new cell. >> crazy, right? just last night i was watching "lockup" on tv and now i'm on lockup for real. i woke up to banging on the door. it turns out to be the detectives from the bergen county prosecutor's office and they wanted to speak with me. they had questions with a shooting of a cop. i mean, i didn't shoot the cop, but i sold the gun and that's why i'm here. no towel, nothing. don't come to this hotel, guys. they don't got [ bleep ] ready for you. >> though nunez was investigated for his connection to the gun, law enforcement authorities have yet to issue any weapons charges. >> when they came into my house they did a little search. they were looking for guns. all they found was pot, weed and 70 grams of bath salt. that's about it. >> nunez w

warning if the property wasn't returned asap, we will have to take countermeasures.ports trump ally nigel farage is under scrutiny. denying any connection. the fbi and congress are now examining this campaign event last spring in washington to see whether mr. trump, then-senator jeff sessions and jared kushner met privately with a russian ambassador. something they've repeatedly denied. also this morning new details about that he said/he said between president trump and former fbi director james comey. we've now learned that comey will publicly testify before the senate intelligence committee next thursday. ayman? >> thanks to peter alexander for that report. >>> as we've been mentioning all show, president trump announced his decision on the paris climate agreement saying he's with drawing the united states from the historic accord. >> in order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect america and its citizens, the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. thus, as of today, the united states will cease all implementation of the nonbinding paris accord a

made it known that they wanted their team to finish the finals at home so the celebrating could begin asap. one dad in the crowd gave his son a very important decision to make regarding the game. >> i asked him this morning, i said disneyland or the warriors game. what did you say, gang? >> warriors game. >> yeah! we did it, baby, champions! >> reporter: so after the game thousands of people swarmed the streets of oakland to celebrate, some partaking in a sideshow this one lasting an hour at 100th and international. others lit fires in the middle of 87th and international not far from the sideshow i just told but. we don't know how many arrests there were. a little too early for that information to come out. but besides what i showed you the sideshow and fire, a lot of people were celebrating in a good way dancing in the street and that sort of thing. this is just the beginning of what will be a very fun week. live from oracle arena, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the game ended around 9 p.m. but the party was just getting started. fans celebrated throughout the night. people were in the streets

and that should be done asap. all that will allow us to provide for considerable growth and private financial resources that would be channeled to help projects in the real second while the economy is second to provide for outstripping pace with economic development. what we need is to step up our investments in transport and energy sector, communications and our infrastructure. also additional investment may be private capital and should be private capital. but there are some impediments here, mostly because of the high level of risks. therefore should establish a fair and transparent and clear set of rules that will uphold the interests of investors. the return of investments should be guaranteed with the help of regular payments that will flow from the main beneficiaries of the infrastructure. these are different levels. budgets and infrastructural monopolies and other users of infrastructure to provide for the system of payment when they use the mechanism over governmental guarantees. i'm referring to a certai

friday, spicer resurfaced, wasn't able to give the president's views on climate change, exited asap.nal leave work early day. >> reporter: wednesday, spicer ditched cameras, holding an audio only gaggle with the eyebrow racing answer to a question about president trump's gibberish tweet. >> the president and small group of people know what he meant. >> reporter: reporters scoffing in disbelief. hey, turn that off. no cameras, audio only. we too can pull a spicer, his briefings are getting shorter. >> thank you guys. >> reporter: one online commenter begged please tell me news outlets will play the audio only briefings over gifs of melissa mccarthy as spicer, be still nmy heart. "snl" may have been prophetic. >> kiss me like my father and no one sees me again. >> yes. >> reporter: it is like he is a hostage at his own briefings, one poster noticed with a thousand yard stare, and when he briefed outside the white house, got more grief. >> wasn't hiding in the bushes, okay, he was hiding among the bushes. okay? >> reporter: reporters treated like miss behaving kitties. >> one at a time.

asap otherwise we'll take countermeasures. sergey lavrov said in a press conference, he believes everyone understands in trump's administration these are illegitimate actions. moscow has reportedly discussed with the trump administration lifting of construction restrictions it imposed in 2014 on the u.s. consulate being built in st. petersburg, but the latest reporting is rex tillerson told lavrov and kislyak, there is no linkage in negotiating the fate of the consulate there and compounds here. >>> two members of the senate judiciary committee are requesting an investigation of potential undisclosed meeting between jeff sessions and russian ambassador kislyak. the meeting took place on the sidelines of donald trump's april 27, 2016 foreign policy speech back in washington, d.c. selgtsz sessions volunteered in his senate confirmation hearing he did not meet with russian, but at the republican convention last year it was revealed, sessions said it was part of his official duties. nor did he include the meetings on his security

you can book asap or schedule a certain time. all walkers are screened and insured through wag.s realtime updates start to finish. a perk for pet parents. >> i love that you can go on there and schedule a walk like you would call an uber. >> it costs about $20 for a 30-minute walk. here's the answer to your question -- no, it is not available in philadelphia. if it were available, would you use it? what do you think of the app? tweet us, we'd love to hear from you. the twitter addresses are on the screen. >> i'm interested. >> yeah. i don't think they'd help you walk your dog because you walk your dog at 2:00 in the morning. no app waggers up that early. >> i need you here about 1:30 a.m. >>> how about this -- >> yeah. pretty. >> how beautiful is that? out there -- rehoboth beach? i believe it is. gorgeous -- no, avalon. gorgeous out there. >> uh-huh. >> let's check in with erika martin to see how the forecast looks for today and the weekend. >> a gorgeous start for sure. a gorgeous end to the workweek. satellite and radar manning, one-hour loop -- image, one-horone hie-hour loo

you can book a walk asap for a certain time as well.alkers are screened and insured through the company to make shower that your dog is in good hands. >> have to complete a background track and go through a few tests to make sure you know safety of the dogs and harnesses and leashes, make sure you're putting them on correctly. >> costs about $20 for a 30-minute walk and the app gives you realtime updates so you can see where your dog is the entire time. get your first walk for free. right now the service is available in five cities, including san francisco. but the company is expanding to new cities every month. >> i love that. >> they will text you pictures. they are like your kid. have the to see what's going on. >> they are your kids, your fur babies. >> they are. >>> coming up next, easing congestion in the south bay. a study that could help san francisco commute commuters >> an overnight crash involving a san jose police suv. take a look at that. we'll have an even closer look at the damage and how the officer is doing this morning