. >> reporter: the associated press reports the u.s. launched a cyber attack against iran's military last week after the drone incident. the pentagon is not confirming the report. this as the president's national security adviser is making it clear further action against iran is possible. >> neither iran nor any other hostile actor should mistake u.s. prudence and discretion for weakness. no one has granted them a

because of the associated press reporting this issue is now getting more attention than ever before. and there has been change on the ground in 2015 e.u. issued a yellow card against thailand basically notifying it that if it didn't do something about illegal fishing and saber in its fisheries the e.u. would cut off access to the european market for seafood thailand's response was to completely redo its domestic issues legislation including putting in place sanctions horse labor and at the end of last year they were formally recognizing undocumented workers from places like me and mark and giving them full legal protections ready however it's still a major issue partly because importing these regulations is incredibly difficult especially when the offense is often taking place out at sea. there's also on going to mine for cheap seafood. which we're all responsible for and of course this puts pressure on costs. and there's evidence that there's complicity still between officials and the people trafficking people into coarse language fisheries which makes it very hard to undermine sort

. >> reporter: the associated press reports the u.s. has already launched a cyber attack against iran's military computers. these are systems that control the rocket and missile launchers, that attack happened on thursday, the same day that the u.s. drone was hot down, laura. laura: mark meredith, thanks so much for bringing us up to speed. leland: now we look ahead to tomorrow at the u.n. security council and bring in bill richardson, a man who knows the u.n. well as former ambassador. good to see you, sir. there is this discussion, the u.s. says and puts out a map of where the drone was shot down and says it was over international air space. the iranians say, no, no, no, the drone violated u.s -- or violated iranian air space, and that's why we shot it down.

joining me once benefit national reporter for associated press juana summers.ole in the white house? >> this is an interesting position for her. she's known as a loyal protector of the trump family. there's an unique arrangement going on here, she's going to oversee overall communications strategy. as well as handling the east wing. i think the big question for a lot of people in our line of work is whether or not we'll see a return of daily briefings that have been absent from the trump white house for months now. what we're hearing from sources that there is internal deliberation that are unclear and in what form and what capacity they will. that's really the big question. i think that shows again smith who has been with the trump administration for years now who is being rewarded for loyalty in the white house but for many time known for it. and it's interesting to see what she'll make of the relationship that sarah sanders has had with reporters. >> the last time we had a white house briefing it seems was back in march. and there was only one back in march.

john of the associated press joins us. good morning to you. john: good morning. how are you? host: fine, thank you. can you update us on the situation and reaction from iran and the u.s.? guest: u.s. central command acknowledged the type of john -- drone shodo

the associated press is talk told a relative he was planning to kill his in-laws todd's wife and a 17 year-old girl escaped as gunfire erupted sunday evening. >>terrified neighbors like the jimenez were evacuated. >>i heard screaming like the lady was screaming and then and i heard like a gunshot and then there's the louder scream and another gunshot and then it was like silent that do that. >>2 of the victims were rescued, but died at the hospital following a tense standoff. police entered the home and found 3 more bodies including ta who took his own life. all is quiet here now. another neighbor said he was opposed to go fishing with tom on sunday saying is francine just find the last time they spoke again. >>the rams them you know seen thing into anger is finally manifested into like actions like this we know we to talk about it until. the anger becomes destructive. >>san jose police were not available today to comment on the relatives assertion that the v said dispute was the motive for all of the violence here meantime the county coroner has yet to formally identify any of the vi

one woman told an associated press writer that she waited two hours to get inside. opponents say it's not fair to hold americans responsible today for what their ancestors did 150 years ago. ellison barber reporting live. ellison? >> shepard, cheers and boos. a lot of different opinions here. supporters discussed hr 40 say the difference of opinion is why this legislation needs to pass so americans can have the discussion in a serious way. supporters of the bill say the critics are misinterpreting what the legislation does. it calls for the establishment of a commission to look at the issue of slavery and reparations. it does not call for reparations and does not have a specific dollar figure. some opponents say while slavery was wrong, the people that supported it and the people impacted by it are no longer alive. supporters say the effects of slavery, the systematic racism kept going long after emancipation. listen to those arguments. >> the people that are owed for slavery are not longer here. we're not entitled to collect on their debts. reparations by definitio

the associated press reported earlier this month that the u.s.tice department has received permission from ecuardorian authorities to question him. ola bini joins us now from quito, ecuador. welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about your release and what -- i was going to say, what you're being charged with, but you have not been charged. why were you arrested? >> hello, amy. it is great to be here again and great to hear you. why was i rested. that is a very, very good question. we are still try to get an answer to this. through the whole process, 70 of the prison, and all day since we've been asking the prosecution to tell us what it is i have done and they still have not actually given us any single answer. getting released, getting a tribunal, getting a tribunal telling us that they accepted our habeas corpus that my detention and arrest was illegal has been a very, very good victory for us, showing what we have been saying from the beginning that this process has simply not been regularly done. we are still waiting to understand what

this is larry o'reilly of the associated press. we are saying our farewells. we were expected to meet again in paris. here on the left we see clark lee of ins and bill stoneman, who came from chicago from "the daily news." everal other correspondence boarded a truck to be taken to the south coast. life was going on as usual. people were in the marketplace buying food. nothing was going on. dr. 150 miles, that's how we felt -- after 150 miles, that's how we felt riding in an army vehicle. we found plymouth was pretty badly damaged. a lot of buildings were completely destroyed but this was found all over the area. soon, we were approaching the dock area. we found these american jeeps ready to be boarded along american craft. the bars attached to their bumpers are designed to cut wires that the germans had a habit of putting across the road. we were not allowed to wander around the area by ourselves. each crossroad point was under guard of both an american and british soldier. if they wanted to see what you had, you had to show it to them. this is the care that w

this is larry o'reilly of the associated press. this is becker. we were seeing our farewells, because we were expecting to meet again in paris. left we see bill stoneman from chicago and the daily news and several other correspondence, they were boarding a military truck to the south coast. we went through small british towns, and life was going on as usual. people were in the marketplace buying food as though nothing was going on. ride, that'sile how we felt writing in a -- riding in a military vehicle. plymouth was badly damaged but this was found all over the area. soon we were approaching the dock area and we found american jeeps ready to be boarded to landing craft. notice the bumpers, they are designed to cut wires that the germans would put across the road that would sometimes cut off the heads of drivers. we were not allowed to wander around the area by ourselves each crossroad point was under and aby an american british soldier. if they wanted to see what you had in your federal, he had to show them. this was so that the secret of the inv

according to the associated press, the man swam across the rio grande.se he wasn't being allowed to present his claim for asylum, which is his right under u.s. law and international law. yes, it is a consequence of a policy decision from a trump administration to try to prevent people from claiming asylum. look, it actually matters what's said at the top in policy and policy making. what the president has talked about for two years now is to describe these people trying to come here as criminals and mooches and people who are up to no good. and that's going to filter down to the people working on the front lines and affect the priorities and decisions made on the ground. it's also important to note that what's happening here is a consequence of things that are happening in el salvador and costa rica and guatemala. if you look at the terrible picture of the dead man and his daughter who drowned trying to get here, it underscores how bad things are for them and their family and friends back at home and why they are taking the risk to get here. and we're pr

simpson told the associated press that he is healthy and happy living in las vegas. and he doesn't want to look back . >>> today is a 30 year anniversary of the polls nightclub shooting in orlando florida. family members and other mourners gathered in orlando to remember the 49 people killed. the orlando mass shooting was the deadliest until the las vegas shooting at a music festival a year later. >>> new safety reviews after dozens of horse deaths. doesn't go far enough? >>> a new e.r.a. of marijuana acceptance. estate banning testing for pot? >>> the wires will play for the last time at oracle arena. the history of mbas oldest arena . jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to

the school's president telling the associated press, it's part of his light hearted leadership style. the a.p. says that all of his decisions were within his authority. trace gallagher reporting live for us now. trace? >> shep, about that margarita machine, he would invite staff in for drinks and said either comply because he's the boss or uncomfortably decline because they don't want a drink during the workday. the allegations include admiral harley sending bumbling e-mails and boasting of a velvet portrait in his office. the admiral posted a label that reads in party "he prefers cats, star trek, red wine, baseball and positively obsessed with the perfect hair date." clearly a joke considering his bald. harley is being accused of mismanaging college money like spending $750,000 in raises even though the school has a shortfall hoff $5 million. bottom line, the complaint alleges that admiral harley is destroying the college with his destructive and ethically challenged leadership style. shep? >> shepard: this is the united states war college. what is the president having to say here? >

some attorneys who also visited mentioned to the associated press that some of these children who had flu like conditions were quarantined for weeks on then. >> we appreciate your on-site insight on all this. certainly in important issue. we have to leave the conversation there. i appreciate you coming in. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> every day when i come to work, i engage with 4000 people. i speak to them. i say hello. i invite the men. i give them good graces going out. >> he provides a lot of smiles. he has been working at >> reporter: -- working at bart. he joins me now from san francisco where he will receive and award from the san francisco mental health board for making lives better every day. william, welcome. >> thank you so much. i'm going to be here. >> first off, let me just say that that short film that you were featured in, it literally made me cry. your approach to the job, the joy that you try to bring two people, it really is inspiring. what you do enjoy most about being a station agent? >> a station agent is a very exciting job. you meet people every d

the linkedin profile identified as fake by the associated press with the help of several tech expertss very convincing. if you're looking at it on your phone or laptop. katie jones has a network of highly respected contacts that presumably added her to her networks assuming she's real. it's the photo according to the experts is what provides the clues that it is fake. a halo effect on the woman's hair is a clue. a scale effect on her ear and smudges on her cheek. hard to see that. more oven, the background is closely cropped. if you look closely, you can see her earring is blurred. signs that it's computer generated, not real. the fear is that on a platform like linkedin, governments or individuals can launch a spying campaign via fake profiles. linkedin says it's constantly scouring for fake accounts and shut down thousands already this year. >> trace: what do the experts say the fix is? >> a bunch of experts were on capitol hill for a hearing on these issues. their views seem to be that it's close to impossible. >> i feel like our panel will be in heated agreement that there's no si

the associated press is reporting some 250 infants, children, and teenagers have been locked up for up to 27 days without adequate food, water, and sanitation at a border patrol station near el paso, texas. one local lawyer said a sick two-year-old boy was being treated by three girls between the ages of 10 and 15 because no one else was helping him. children have been reportedly fed uncooked frozen food or rice and have gone weeks without bathing or clean clothes. attorney holly cooper said -- "in my 22 years of doing visits with children in detention i have never heard of this level of inhumanity." this comes as the trump administration argued this week in federal court that the government is not required to provide soap, toothbrushes, or beds to children detained on the border. justice department attorney sarah fabian made this argument before a three-judge panel of the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco on tuesday. all three judges repeatedly questioned the government's claim. this is judge wallace tashima. close if you don't have a toothbrush, if you don't have so

morsi's death comes as el-sisi continues to jail tens of thousands of people in what the associated press has described as the heaviest crackdown on dissent in egypt's modern history. we go now to cairo where we are joined by sharif abdel kouddous, democracy now! correspondent and a reporter with mada masr, an independent media outlet in cairo. sharif, this must have come as a shock to many yesterday, when you have the former president of egypt collapsing in court and dying. talk about the significance of mohamed morsi, also wife you was in -- also wife he was in court. egypt's first democratically elected president, the first elected president in the air moral and that is what he will be remembered for. but before 2002 -- i'm sorry, before 2012 and became the candidate for president, many people had never heard of mohamed morsi. he was a bureaucrat in the muslim brotherhood. he was by no means a leading figure or influential figure in the organization. he rose through the ranks as a party man and a loyal bureaucrat. he was elected to parliament in 2000. in 2011 after the ouster mubarak,

. >> white house reporter for the associated press. jason johnson's politics editor for the root.com. from london, bobby gauche, bobby, thank you. you are smiling. i gotta ask you the most obvious question. why would trump deny what is visible to the entire planet, the protest against him. >> he spent spent a lot of time on pell copters and when he was on the road, his convoy was managed to avoid the places where they protested. he can claim he didn't see them, but i find it hard to believe he didn't know. surely someone would have whispered in his ear, a president who spent so much time watching television cannot have avoided seeing those pictures on tv. you don't see what you don't want to see. that's the most charitable view you can take. >> you are charitable, bobby. the attitude you express is so clear. jill is a straight reporter for the associated press. what happened? the shah of iran knew what was up. >> the president really kept away as much as possible. he is surrounded by a lot of people who don't like to tell him no. >> do

. >> harris: breaking news now across the associated press wires moments ago, the government is movingds relocating 300 children out of a texas border patrol station after the atv reports of perilous conditions. joining me now, health and human services secretary alex azar. thank you for being with me. with the latest report, can you tell me what is happening either in texas or other places where our people are housing these children? >> well, harris, the problem is that our system was not built at the borders to be housing tens of thousands of unaccompanied kids coming across the border. or 80,000 family members last year. it was built for single adult coming across back in the '80s, '90s, and 2,000s. so it is overwhelmed, these are not good conditions for kids to be in. and our facilities at the department of health and human services where we get to the unaccompanied kids. the kids who come across the border by themselves, we are now functionally full. we are going to run out of money in july. congress must act to fund us and the department of homeland security. it is that simple. >

we told you yesterday on "today in the bay", he is speaking out in a new interview with "the associated press" saying his life is fine and just trying to stay positive. >>> governor newsom calling for a hold for racing at the santa anita racetrack. he called for a temporary ban until horses can be evaluated by independent veterinarians. the state racing board is calling for an immediate shutdown. the owner has declined these latest requests saying it will not happen. they are still trying to nail down why there is ake in deaths. >>> a happy outcome for what could be a tragic story in stockton. a newborn left in a dumpster in the scorching heat near an apartment complex where people say they heard cries and found him wrapped in a plastic bag as temperatures topped 100 degrees. police later found the child's mother. she was just 15 years old. she will face child abuse and endangerment charges. doctors say the baby is going to be okay. >>> turning now to decision 2019. san francisco mayor london longe qualified for the november ballot. while they are from defeated mat june in a special election

there is was the very critical first step in a march to final victory. 1944, the associated press observedwould history books are written about the great invasion of france, you may not necessarily read of joe concludedt correctly that no history will be complete without him. todayhere with us representing the thousands of soldiers who fought on this very soil. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great privilege to introduce to officer of ganding company, 16th regiment, the big red one, winner of the distinguished service cross for action that day, a great dawson. hero, joseph t. [applause] mr. dawson: in the face of crisis, men rise above themselves to accomplish great things. ise on this hallowed ground where the battle was joined. what better examples of courage and bravery were ever displayed then by the men of the assault elements of the 16th infantry regiment of the first division, and the men of the 116th infantry regiment of the 29th division who were our comrades june 6,omaha beach, 1944? i cannot tell you what it means to me to stand on this spot where the path we took lead us to wher

again, by the associated press. tonight there is you know a the vote set supposedly on a $4.5 billion package of aid that would go to help people on the border. migrants coming on the southern border but there's been a lot of infighting in the party. you guys are fighting over the amount. some people say they don't want to give money to the immigration agencies because they are under the boss of them ultimately is a donald trump. so don't give them money. you've had infighting in your party. the house speaker nancy pelosi held a meeting with the progressive caucus. one member described it as very tense with high des bell levels. are you concerned that the division in your party between progress he was and moderate democrats is threatening the democratic party right now. >> no, healthy debate is a sign a healthy party. we have lots of healthy debates and always have. i believe in this case that debate led to significant improvements over the supplemental we'll be voting on. there is a managers amendment addressing fo

the associated press wrote, president trump embarked on his long delayed state visit to britain on mondayinsulting the mayor, but being greeted with smile in a time of turmoils for both nations. here are those political smears from trump for the mayor of the president's host city. sadiq khan, who by all accounts has done a terrible job as mayor of london has been foolishly nasty to the visiting president of the united states. by far the most important ally of the united king tom. he is a stone cold loser. he reminds me of our terrible and incompetent mayor of new york city. it comes on the heels of a lie, trump calling meghan markle the princess nasty then lying about it on twitter. quote, i never called meghan markle nasty made up by the fake news media and they got caught gold. too bad the news media taped the interview. here's the sound bite. >> she said she would move to canada if you got elected, turned out she moved to britain. >> a lot of people are moving here. so what can i say? no, i didn't know she was nasty. >> maggie haberman puts it this way, that feeling when the quote you'

according to the associated press, iran's revolutionary guard commander says the shooting down ofthat drone sends a clear message to america. the commander said iran has non ition of war, it is ready for war after recent attack on the two oil tankers. the u.s. has blamed irail w iran has denied any involvement. >>> supreme court will hand more oncisions down. we are waiting rulings on two local cases. one centers aroundeace cross. the memorl is dedicated to worldsoldiers who died in war i. the other case deals with political gerrymandering in north carolina. >>> a u.s. house committee plans they are n them a doing it because of the multiyear investigation by i-team. the next hour, scott macfarlane will tell us more about the questions that will be asked duri this hearing. >>> dramatic moments pled out on capitol hill during a hearing about reparations. a house building d ising a study to develop a proposal to address slavery's legacy such as gaps between black and white americans in wealth and opportunity. the writer of an article that reignited the debate spoke during the hearing. he

associated press and other news outlets reporting the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has agreed to meet with 9111th responders so they continue to put pressure on congress to personally fund the government 911 victim compensation fund. continue to watch this and will bring you updates as needed. senate about to gavel in to start work on 2020 defense programs and policy. both for the legislation coming up at 5:30 p.m. eastern. live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. . the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, who rules the raging of the sea, we thank you for these moments when we are more aware of your presence. we're grateful that we can seize

central command did tell the associated press there was no drone over iranian territory. the two countries have been locked in stand off over economic sanctions on tehran. watch for more on this tomorr owmo >>> th is theinity sports desk. >> that shine through with his shiner and dave is lending some moral support. >> well, i brought band aids. we need to start a trend here. we need to start in the nation's capital to show support.ot >> you've g a double. >> the nose is the most protruding part of the face. it is mostly madeof cartilage. sherzer it seems is made of steel. it's the only way to explain it. he took the mound tonight foa scheduled star sporting a black eye, he left the phillies seeing red. l right. the mad max nickname of course is something that was obviously created for max sherzer. sherzer canreathe. he can pitch. it showed early on. top of the first, man on, two outs reese hoskins. catches him looking. maybe that was throwing him off. in the second, his offense showing up for him. brian dozier takes off deep to left o batsr the fence. big aday. h homer in

. >> reporter: simpson told "the associated press" we don't need to go back and relive the worst day of our lives. the subject of the moment is the subject i will never revisit again. my family and i have moved on to what we call the no negative zone. we focus on the positives. o.j. simpson to this day maintains his innocence. >> does he really, though? does he say i didn't do it? i don't think i've ever heard him come out and "i didn't do it." >> reporter: today kim says she likes to keep the focus on honoring her brother's legacy by fighting for victims' rights. >> we want to make sure the story shifts back to ron and nicole. we aren't the only family, there are people victimized on a daily, on an hourly basis. that's where the focus needs to be. that's where we choose to talk about it. >> our thanks to juju. one quick note, the confrontings >>> the heroic efforts to preserve and protect some of the most endangered animals on this planet. with fordpass, rewards are just a tap away. whether it's using rewards points toward things like complimentary maintenance. or for vehicle access

the associated press, i asked you during the commercial break whether you thought the associated pressiased, they came out with a study just very recently to fact-check what the president said at the rally about clean air and they have discovered that last year and the previous year, there was a 15% increase in unhealthy air days versus the last several years from 2013 to 2016. so you have all of these issues rolling back, what about the future, jonathan? what about trying to innovate and be, you know, moving our economy, our health, our climate, everything forward so that people aren't getting sick with asthma, people aren't having these health problems, or dying prematurely? >> well, i will quickly say this. epa administrator pointed out innovation is what has made all of that coal, for example, much cleaner, would have made nuclear more cleaner. but the environmentalists aren't about protecting man's life. they are just about making it more expensive. >> how can you be so narrow-minded? why would anybody do that? >> for example, just try running an emergency room off of a windmill,

. >>> the associated press is reporting that a u.n. human rights expert is callingorstigi role of the saudi crown prince and what he may have pla played in the death of khashoggi. they are citing credible evidence and it is important to note this does not imply guilt. the columnist was killed last year at the saudi consulate in istanbul and had written columns critical of the crown prince. >>> the u.s. has revealed new evidence of iran's alleged involvement in the attacks on oil tankers in the persian gulf. nancy pelosi said she is very concerned about the possibility of a miscalculation as tensions rise between the u.s. and iran. >> i don't think the president wants to go to war. he's told me over and over again, not in relationship to iran but in terms of iraq, that was a mistake. >> iraqi officials say a rocket hit an oil drilling site striking a camp housing energy giant exxon-mobil. ll nly reports from doha in the persian gulf. >> reporter: a u.s. base on the persian gulf, fragments of mines and the magnets used to attach them. ma

hogan told the associated press earlier this year that while he has seriou concerns about mr. trump's leadership, he has no interest in a, quote, kamikaze mission. >>> now to another high school, under construction, in prince william county. it is being built to meet the needs of continuing growth there. >> bristow, near t jiffy lube live. but the redistricting plan comes omth a lot of folks protesting. >> especially frne high school community in particular. northern virginia bureau chief julie carrie has more. >> reporter: the ceremonial roundbreaking for prin william county's 13th high school, the construction already well under way in the bristow area. new schools mean new high school attendance boundaries. as usual, an emotional issue. >> we don't want to into one community against another. >> reporter: that is charles nco from stone wall. stone wall is one of three schools impacted by the redistricting plan with battlefield and patriot high school. many in the stonewall community are speaking out about had they see as an unfair redistricting oposal. under the proposal, th

hogan told the associated press earlier this year that while he has sious concerns about mr. trump's leadership, he has no interest ina, quote, kamikaze mission. >>> prince george's county police officers making a disturbing dcovery on patrol today. they spotted an idling car, and when they looked inside they found two men sho this is the crime scene on rochelle avenue in district heights. police pronounced one man dead on the scene, a they rush the other victim to the hospital. police have not released information on a suspect or a motive in this. >>> a major update to the police-involved shooting that we brought you as breaking news last night at 11:00. authorities say the suspect was a prince george's county first responder. >>> safety improvements for one in he most deadly highways our region, what you can expect the next time you drive on indian head highway. >>> and we're looking at sunshine today, but stormy conditions tomorrow. the complete forecas in just a t honey, this gig-speed internet is ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up

according to the associated press, police are investigated whether a brief relationship in santa domingo set in motion. they have not set what kind of investigation they have. ortiz traveled the streets of santa domingo with little or no security trusting his fans to protect him. back in boston, his is said to be awake. doctors removed part of his liver and small and large intestines. the gunshot could have easily killed him. the suspect have used at least two aliases. and another suspect is on the run run don. >>> president trump say flashed a piece of paper that he said led him to cancel his imposed threats on tariffs on mexico. >>> new to president trump and joe biden tragd insults in iowa. the president unleashed some of his sharpest attacks of 20920 campaign season as biden hits back. it comes as it shows biden leading by double digits. here is more. >> a president and a foreman vice president speaking out in eye woo. joe biden calling the president an existential threat to america. >> he does everything he can to frighten people. no president should do something like that, for god'

the president's new press secretary caught up in the scuffle and bruised according to the associated press. but real history is often messy. messier still bause it all came together 48 hours after an president trump over twitter. kim jong-un stepped over the line into south korea and the ritual was complete. >> a lot of friendships have been made and this has been in particular a great friendship, so i just want to thank you. >> the north korean leader, president trump, his advisers and familyembers went in for extended talks for almost an hour. the result, a shared goal to resume talks in the next few weeks and appoint negotiators. >> we're not looking for speed. we're looking to get it right. >> the president tweeting as he departed for home that ioro n stntngep honor. >> richard, for president trump marked the latest bid for a legacy defining deal, but does today get him any closer to that? >> it is possible having good relations with your enemies and adversaries is important, especially when you're dealing with authoritarian regimes like north korea. it is possible that this will advan

according to the "associated press," mccormick made at least one was emergency landing in 2014 due to a bird strike. up'll have a live report from new york coming n the next hour. >>> red sox legend david ortiz is back in bost this morning a day after being shot in what police describe as an ambush. this is a lk at him being trassported by ambulance l night to massachusetts government. e shooting happened at a nightclub in the dominican republic on sunday night. the red sox president and ceo says ortiz was in serious c dition, but he was stable enough to be flown back to the u.s. he is already getting the support of the team and city of boston. >> he's obviously an icon on the -- the mt. rushmore of boston athletes. he is tuy in the dominican republic. you know, he's more famous than any president. >> ortiz was shot in the back. doctors had to remove his gall bladder and a part of his intestine. it's not clear how long he'll be in the hospital. at least one shooting suspect is in custody. we'll have a live report from boston coming up. >>> the man w police say started a panic during t

and public policy at the wilson center and she also opened the first pyongyang bureau for the associated pressack in 2012. good to see you, jean. so the president described people being in tears at the sight of this meeting. do you think the koreans, chinese, russians are seeing this as historically significant, as significant as the president does? >> well, i wasn't there, so i don't know if they were in tears, but that sounds like a bit of an exaggeration to me but it's safe to say that the asians in the region are probably relieved. and i think the leaders in the region, president moon, chief among them, but also prime minister shinzo abe of japan, the russian president, china's president all had a role in making this happen because, to be frank, people who are living in this region who are north korea's neighbors do not want a nuclear north korea and do not want a protracted standoff between the united states and north korea right on their border. while it may seem like a conflict far away in washington, d.c., it is right on their doorstep. so they are relieved contact has been made. >> ho

. >>> a big night ofds awar for the nbc 4 news family tonight at thehesapeake associated press banquetawards. news 4 took home five awards and they include best wesite, best newscast and overall in excellence. and we thank you, the viewers, for allowing us into your homes and on your electronic devices every day to bring you the news coverage effecting you and your family. >>> all right. what a day in d.c. for the capital pride parade. familie friends and supporters of the lgbtq community celebrated. all sorts of organizers, bands and local activists took part. he washington capitals goalie brid braden holt by was there, ridin on a float. news 4 taking part in the parade. there's wendy and jim, matt, i see you there. they were waving to all the onlookers. and to check out much more from the parade, just pull up the nbc washington app and you can search d.c. pride there. there's the peacock. hey, hey! you know, it was just a beautiful day, started out kind of almost breezy, ni and ol. and it didn't feel like until maybe late afternoon that we really started to feel the sun. >> yeah, and

. >> associated press reported a brief relationship in santo domingo may have led to the shooting but authorities are not commenting. as for the one suspect still on the loose, he's wanted for a shooting in pennsylvania. last year, the victim in that case was also shot in the back. >>> and the dominican republic is defending its tourism industry after a series of high profile deaths. the government's tourism bureau said it's now working with hotels to make sure food and beverages are safe. this follows the death of several american tourists who reportedly passed away after drinking from the mini bars in their hotel rooms. >>> an offduty deputy shot at a fast food restaurant has died. joseph solano had been on life support since monday. his family and co-workers gathered outside the hospital to escort his body to the coroner's office. investigators say solano was in plain clothes waiting to pick up food in a random attack. police have arrested nelson in link to other crimes. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >>> the radar shows the stormiest weather in

the associated press reports that a relative says tall was jealous that some of his wife's family members had obtained visas and had recently arrived from vietnam. well he was not able to bring his relatives to america that just brings of a lot of concerns of liking on how are we doing with her anger sometimes. >>time is right. because sometimes even like specially among asian communities and keep it to ourselves is so she added presses talk told a relative he was planning to kill his in-laws it has wife and a 17 year-old girl escaped as gunfire erupted sunday evening. >>terrified neighbors like the jimenez were evacuated. >>i heard screaming like the lady was screaming and then i heard like a gunshot and then there's the louder scream and another gunshot and then it was like family back to that. >>2 of the victims were rescued, but died at the hospital following a tense standoff. police entered the home and found 3 more bodies, including ta who took his own life. all is quiet here now. another neighbor said he was opposed to go fishing with tom on sunday saying is francine just find the

charges, but last week, the 71-year-old posing for photos at his las vegas home telling "the associated press" at neither he nor his kids want to talk about the murders, that he's happy, healthy and playing golf nearly every day. my familand i moved on to what we call the no negative zone he says. we focus on the positives but fred goldman says his family can never move on. i think he said he and his kids don't ever think about it anymore. isn't that snnteresting? he doe think about his wife that he claims he didn't murder, he doesn't think about her anymore. isn'tethat sting? >> the contrary you have to think about this every day. >> i don't know how you can't. you know, every day i miss my son. >> fred goldman won a civil wrongful death ysase against simpson but sa he collected very little of the multi milliodollar judgment against him. we're going to take a upbreak. ext, the u.s. women's team under fire after a record-breaking win.ye of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplyin

the associated press says that todd told relative and he was planning to kill his in-laws a friend says ta seem just fine the last time they spoke. >>was he in thing into anger is finally manifested into like actions like this we know we to talk about it until. the anger becomes destructive. >>sunday night 2 people were able to escape after they had been shot, they died at the hospital there was a tense standoff that took place after several hours police entered the home they found 3 more bodies, including talk who took his own life. well the defense and the go ship trial continuing to shift the blame from master terror at 10 and derick almena to the oakland fire department kron four's dan kerman has that story. >>the wife of go ship defendant erica minute took the witness stand tuesday under questioning from her husband's attorney tony serra micah allison became the latest in a series of defense witnesses to contradict fire officials who maintain they were not inside the ghost ship warehouse prior to the december second 2016 fire, which took the lives of 36 people. the man is attorney

. >> reporter: simpson told the associated press, "we don't need to go back and relive the worst dayes. the subject of the moment is the subject i will never revisit again. my family and i have moved on to what we call the no negative zone. we focus on the positives." >> at the end of the day o.j. simpson represented controversy, conflict, division, and these were the things in fact in any season, any era, that's always going to draw a mass audience, mass attention. >> i'll be able to talk about everything. >> reporter: as for how much attention, we may be just one tweet away from knowing. for "nightline" i'm linsey davis in new york. >> our thanks to linsey. and up next, the record climb for one fearless 10-year-old. i'm mildly obsessed with numbers. so, i started with the stats regarding my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. like how humira has been prescribed to over 300,000 patients. and how many patients saw clear or almost clear skin in just 4 months - the kind of clearance that can last. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms