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. >> it happened on not just a life clanging first date baa life saving first date here in northern californiarienced it talks to today about the incredible love story. >>> the president back on the attack this morning against the doj, the fbi and media as well. let's take you out live to the big board. dow industrial is down mildly under 26,000. today in the bay will be right back. anchts gorgeous shot of walnut creek. plenty of fog through san francisco. i'll give you the time line and we welcome the sunshine coming un. >>> here is a gorgeous shot of the fremont traffic. a nice flow of traffic. we'll show you the tri-valley in recovery mode. >>> all right. thanks. 6:43 right now. now to a top story you following. we are looking at a rollover crash on southbound highway 17 in which the driver was ejected. this is out of redwood estates. the driver was transported to the hospital but you can see right here why chp is investigating. there are a number of beer bottles and canisters of marijuana littered across that crash site. >>> at 6:44 good news or bad news depending on how you feel about the

it is a distraction baa slight slow down through pleasanton. off 238 westbound it has cleared up. southbound 880 slowing a bit heading towards the crash. the lanes should be cleared in the next few. we have seen no additional backup. now more traffic flow towards the san mateo bridge. >> westbound also the commute over here buses through the nn transit center. no delays right now. >> thank you. >> we are getting closer to a flying car forecast. >> yeah. uber is trying to make all of that happen. nbc bay area responds next. -plat lake city -pilot is dead >>> breaking news. we have a look at live pictures. a tragic plane crash into a home. this is near salt lake city, utah. people inside the home were said to be okay. the pilot died. as the camera zooms out you can see emergency personnel there at the scene. it happened in a neighborhood near pay son canyon. we are following it as breaking news this morning. simply tragic though. >>> it is 6:23 right now. nbc bay area respond to a family that want today turn their trash sba a treasure. >> they decided to cash in their cans and bottl

head of nasa landed in the baa i area today and making it clear that the space agency is planning onrips and banking on silicon valley entrepreneurs to make it happen. live outside nasa with the story. you'll see only here. scott? >> good evening. there is a buzz surrounding the space program we haven't felt in years. partly because of who it wants work made the trip to silicon valley from washington. to both catch up with workt nas. and to make it clear. fresh off news of billion dollar federal budget boost and plan to return to the moon. >> we want to take what we learn at the moon onto mars. >> he says one of the keys to the future of the federal space program, not to mention mars exploration is partnerships with private companies like space ex. >> competing on innovation. which is how we get to now where we have reusable rockets. reusable rockets are driving down the cost. >> he's also encouraging competition among tech es who are currently working on robotic lunar landers. >> those lunar landers may come in handy. he says he doesn't just want to leave a flag this time. he wants

. >>> and an aerial assault helps firefighters make gains in the baa the to control the holy fire. >>> welcome to the overnight. one year after deadly violence erupted in chicago, hundreds gathered to remember the victims and take ta stand against rishl racial hate. under emergency orders from the governor, security was tight in the city us and dem stragss were mostly peaceful. there was a numbsmall number of arrests. heefs a stark contrast to the chaos of last summer when a woman protesting was mowed down by a car and killed. a couple dozen white nationalists were back on the march sunday. they staged a small rattlly in half yet park near the white house. >> an enormous police presence. the unite the right rally are being escorted for a lob wis is said to dell strait, they will have been greeted by far more counterstarts. people opposed to the message they are here to spread, we have seen a day of rallies gns this white supremacist group that's make its way into. lafayette square park. once inside, the plan is to rally. they have a list of speakers going on throughout the day. it's b

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. >> joining me now, our former director of the new york state, baas si basil.ll those that race is too close to call. there was this reason nbc and wall street journal poll, nearly half of us are less likely to support a congressional candidate who backs pelosi for house speaker. is this a real problem? >> it is definitely a problem if you are running and you saw what happened to joe crowley and you are like all of what we thought was happening could happen, the paradigm have shifted now. if i am nancy pelosi, i would say you can run against me if you want, i am the punching back, i am used to it. what happens is how you get there. if there is no credible contender to her and all of this sort of kind of watch away and it happened in the past and she has -- political retribution on people who challenged her. >> if i am her, if you need to run against me to win, go ahead and do it. >> shermichael, if this is what you need to win, go ahead, run against me. you will need 218 votes. 50 is not 218. having said that, is this an effective strategy on the republica repu

and wom remain on it was a tearful send off for baa cxsgsufalion chief matt burchett. his wife flew out from utah to take him home but not before saying thank you to the men and women who will remain on the fire lines. they came to say farewell to a husband and father who died monday evening while battling the ranch fire. a tree fell on him. >> it's sad. i'm here to show our respect and what he did for us. it's amazing. >> reporter: the procession left the funeral home on its solemn trek to the santa rosa airport. crowds gathered to recognize his sacrifice for a community not his own. >> our prayers go out to his and his family and all the other firefighters who are helping us battle this monster. i have lumps in my throat, and it's too bad something like this happened. >> present arms! >> reporter: it was a somber 60- mile ride full of flags, posters, and people. every firefighter and support personnel not on the lines was in formation for the final farewell before he was finally loaded on to a c-130 and taken home to rest. >> it's a rest for not just this community b

local forces from the region to protect the region are, bring out all the militias, even potential her baa -- peshmerga to neutralize -- >> we're going to get into the recommendations and what to do now. loay, could you describe what happened to the christians, because that story is really not well known. >> yeah. >> there hasn't been the last girl book written which was nadia mirad's comment and brave account of what happened to her as a ya yazidi. but we don't have that equivalent for the christians. so could you tell us a little bit about that? >> yeah. first, just allow me to think the hudson institute and the ambassador of iraq and bayan for the great remarks they a made p. i also agree completely with our yazidi sister that this is something we need to be speaking about. i want to say that the picture behind the title itself what is the condition of the christians, yazidis and other minorities. so what happened, i think most of the story's been told, has been told by the international -- by a lot of activists, ngos, families, a lot of went there and heard the story, what happened the

this was a devastating loss to the black lions baa cxsgsufalion. nolan lied about what happened. >> this may be too simplistic. why did president johnson simply not pull the plug? why not say we're leaving, peace with honor, we're going to leave vietnam and let the vietnamese deal with this issue? >> i would say it has to deal with politics in the united states and the democratic party and the way the republican party dominated the notion of patriotism and the cold war through that period. >> just to sort of round this out, in terms of body counts, two things can be said about body counts. first of all, it was a war of attrition. hochimin used to say for every one of you we kill, you'll 10 of us, and you will get tired. it came out pretty exact. 1.4million soldiers dead, whether one battle or another was exaggerated, they were losing an awful lot of people. . so, you know, that just needs t to be said. -- in palm >> frank joining us from palm bay, florida. a lot of vietnam vets on this sunday. we appreciate it. go ahead, frank. >> i have a question

because as pat said, he was coming on strong at the end in part, perhaps, because of johnson's decisions, baa you also made a reference to president tu of south vietnam. and there's a great book called chasing shadows about the back channeling that was being done between the nixon campaign and president tu about the peace talks. >> that's a matter of some controversy. >> we're going to debt to that. >> george bloomington, illinois, republican line. go ahead with your question, george. >> thank you. good morning. i have a question of mr. buchanan and miss perry concerning president johnson's tardiness in supporting hubert humphrey in '68. until that very late date. and i'm wondering if, it's sort of a what if question, yen, bag but what if the president had come out sooner for humphrey? miss perry alluded to the tension between humphrey and johnson over the war, and it was palpab palpable. >> george, thank you. >> indeed, there will always be this historical what if. what if humphrey had -- and i think it was against his personality, he was such a joyful, positive, ebullient character, and suc

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