this dump truck came within feet of people playing bingo at the san bruno senior center this afternoon. check out damage from the inside. chunks of insulation dropped down from the ceiling. >> i was sitting in my car and i witnessed a dump truck coming down off the freeway. he didn't slow down. there was no screeching of brakes or anything and he just slammed into the senior center. >> reporter: san bruno police say the driver was under the influence of a controlled substance. officers also found crystal meth on the driver identified as 55-year-old joseph seville of alameda. rescue crews were able to extract him from the cab relatively unharmed and then he was arrests. >> we were playing bingo in the san bruno senior center and all of a sudden we felt an earthquake and i heard a crash and the wall, the wall came in. >> reporter: dolly samonovich said at the time of the crash seniors were also doing yoga and karaoke and the truck stopped short of the kitchen. everyone inside was safely evacuated and there were no reported injuries. tonight authorities say this truck driver play have als

thank you to the gallery crew for following my front—page bingo. i love that shot from over there!that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages online at the bbc news website and we have colleagues that tweet them on twitter every night. all of the papers are there seven days a week and all the additions are posted there and on iplayer if you missed them. thank you to jack and caroline. time for the weather forecast next. good night. good evening. mateen always keeps us on our toes and the weather does as well. different day tomorrow whatever you had today —— mateen. showers more abundant in the north and west and more blustery winds but some will stay completely dry. driving force is this area of low pressure and close to it tonight is scotla nd pressure and close to it tonight is scotland and northern ireland, showers continuing, this weather front bringing patchy rain and drizzle to east anglia and the south—east but a mild start, 16 or i7. fresher further south—east but a mild start, 16 or i7. fresherfurther north by comparison but still mine a.m. t

jens: well, what we saw recently, especially the bingo -- bigger single aisle planes, certainly airbusfiting from that. so now boeing is bringing out their biggest narrow-body plane so far. wall street seems to like it. the stock among the bigger winners on wall street. overall the airplane market still seems to be strong and enough to support more than one big airplane maker. airbus also traded to the upside on the european markets monday. helena: in other news, donald trump sitting down with tech ceos. what can we expect from that meeting? jens: overall it is a bit more of a brainstorming at this point but still a lot is on the table. for once, the u.s. government would like to renew their pretty-aged computer systems. there is talk that some computers are still running with floppy disks. on the other side, technology companies have needs. they want to know what is going on with immigration, h1b visas, what that means for potential employees outside the u.s. that also, repatriation of the billions of dollars u.s. companies have outside the united states. those are just some of the to

. >> gathers up his canopy and bingo there thee.ar he didn't c midair because when he picks them up, they've got scratches on them. >> adds character. >> the lencas n bereac >>> so what's today? >> school. >> this is 6-year-old mckenzie back when she was stain h erand in this jukin video, her d kevin interviewed her. then he did that day of every school year since then. check this out. >> nextha makes the silly face in the pictures. >> she just changed between first and seconhuge. >> it's gnarly to see that come together in this video. but it's adorable tee what she has to say after the first day of every class. you can see she's starting to become a little lady. and then of courhaveng ee schoo deal. the first day of middle school. the first day of high school. are you kidding? >> what grade are you in this year? >> ninth grade. >> whichesak m >> freshman. >> and here's the last one. her first day of 12th grade. >> what are you looking forward to this year? your senior year. >> prom. >> prom? >> and adtionad, grokay. i love you, sweetie. >> i love you too. >> this is the best part at

the truck came within feet of people playing bingo. chunks of insulation dropped from the ceiling. the driver was under the influence of a controlled substance. and officers found crystal meth on 55-year-old -- of alameda. everyone inside the center was safely evacuated and no reported injuries. >>> we're not the only ones seeing record high temperatures. across the west coast, they are bracing for heat. the conditions in arizona are so bad that people are warned to be careful around concrete and playgrounds. the prediction for phoenix is 120 degrees. and roads are buckling in big bear and the temperatures are being blamed for wildfires in the area. >> it's scary because if the wind shifts too bad it comes straight through here and takes out this community. >> reporter: the heat has caused several power outages in the state. and officials say there could be more in the next couple of days. >> with this heat we're having a little bit of a cooltown. >> i don't remember us being this hot throughout the entire state. i think you have to go back to 2005. so it's been a while. by the end

about 50 people were playing bingo in the room where this crash happened. no one was hurt. the senior center suffered major damage and will be closed indefinitely for repairs. >>> some seven months after the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oak land, a 50-page report finds the cause of the fire to be undetermined. >> "abc 7 news" katie marzullo has new information for you. >> reporter: these two photos show the before and after of one of the areas inside the ghost ship warehouse. investigators say the space was bordered by a partial trailer on one side and a travel trailer on the other, the fire reduced it all to rubble. in another room you see a table collapsed on to metal chairs and in this photo a dorm size and full size refrigerator, both burned from the top down. investigators say the fire did not originate in these appliances. in fact, the report reveals because of the extensive damage, investigators don't know what started the fire. they cannot rule out candles, incense, a careless or intentional open flame or most prominently an electrical cause. electrical engin

. >> reporter: interest in comey's testimony has touched off drinking games at bars and a bingo game has been created. adding to the interest, comey's prepared statements were released afternoon. the former fbi director described a february 14th encounter where president trump cleared the oval office for one on one meeting. he started talking about security advisor, michael flynn "i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting flynn go. he's a good guy." >> what trump is accused of do is up to the edge of a possible federal crime. i'm not confident a case can be made in a criminal court. >> reporter: he says comey's prepared statements don't offer a bomb shell but larry gursen said the big story tomorrow is all about the attention the hearing is getting. >> this situation is not an instant turn on and turn off like television set. this is more what we would call a drip, drip, drip and unfortunately all the drops right now are going the wrong way against the president. >> reporter: and if you don't plan on going to a neighborhood pub to watch the senate hearings, you

about 50 people were playing bingo in the room where this crash happened. no one was hurt. will be closed indefinitely for repairs. >>> some seven months after the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oak land, a 50-page report finds the cause of the fire to be undetermined. >> "abc 7 news" katie marzullo has new information for you. >> reporter: these two photos show the before and after of one of the areas inside the ghost ship warehouse. investigators say the space was bordered by a partial trailer on one side and a travel trailer on the other, the fire reduced it all to rubble. in another room you see a table collapsed on to metal chairs and in this photo a dorm size and full size refrigerator, both burned from the top down. investigators say the fire did not originate in these appliances. in fact, the report reveals because of the extensive damage, investigators don't know what started the fire. they cannot rule out candles, incense, a careless or intentional open flame or most prominently an electrical cause. electrical engineers with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, fi

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ireland and northern england, a batch for wales and south—west england drifting east although the easter bingopots, most of us falling short of that and again on monday a different picture, rain pushing east across the uk and wind strengthening in the south later.

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ireland and northern england, a batch for wales and south—west england drifting east although the easter bingond will stay dry late on. some places will miss showers altogether. 21 celsius in the warm spots, most of us falling short of that and again on monday a different picture, rain pushing east across the uk and wind strengthening in the south later. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 3:30pm... the prime minister has insisted that the conservative position on tax hasn't changed — that's after a senior cabinet minister appeared to go further than commitments outlined in the conservative manifesto. meanwhile, the labour leader jeremy corbyn has been campaigning in lincoln, highlighting his plans for public services and a fairer society. ariana grande makes a surprise visit to fans injured in the terror attack at her gig last week ahead of her benefit concert tomorrow evening. now on bbc news, it's time for click. it's geek versus geek as spen meets fry. and lots of people shout in a big tent. summer is on the way and, well, it wouldn't be a british summer without a visit to a good old

. >> bingo.ople like to simplify the term "meta data" but we don't know what that means and how it can be used against us. >> senator church said if the nsa ever takes its giant listening and turns them on the united states, what happened after 9/11 we need to start look at stuff inside the u.s. but the big thing that's at issue is whether they should be given carte blanche. kennedy: they want to make it permanent. it should not be made permanent. this an ongoing discussion. and the discussion tend to change based on where we are and -- >> we are still under the state of emergency that was declared by george bush in the wake of 9/11. bush renewed it, obama renewed it. kennedy: they are incredibly powerful. once people ascend to the oval office they want more power. they don't want less of it. regardless of what they say are there issues of civil liberties in this? >> i like thrillers. i want you to take it on vacation and to the beach. we are a nation of laws, not a nation of men and women. when

neil: bingo. bingo. >> media is shining object. topic and. >> i just don't buy the argument we're running always down the rabbit hole. neil: you're not but everybody else. >> i think problem with donald trump, i know donald really well -- neil: the president, president trump. >> very black and white. neil: very mean. >> very black and white. but i think we'd all be living in a cave to suggest, we would have to be living in a cave to suggest that the media doesn't have absolute, i was going to use another word -- neil: ab as an example who has time does get into everything. >> i agree. what would you say, if you said 60% of the media, if you said they have a bias against trump, that is accurate? neil: i would say -- >> yes. neil: look at the time. when we come back, senator thune, he is telling me right now senators are trying to cobble together a deal by friday, get it scored by july 4th. game on, stocks up. for how long. . . . today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so

>> kevin: bingo. you just nailed it. why? donald trump is not complaining.am, nobody is complaining. that's what americans should be asking themselves. why is donald trump, knowing this, knowing that jack deck it against him? if you are innocent of something, even if the deck is stacked against you, you are in control. he may not have all the people on his side in the justice department, but he is the guy at the helm. >> meghan: he needs to give the american people a reason to mistrust the investigation. it supposed to be about whether or not they had any collusion with russia. now it's turned into why and whether or not -- let me finish. now it's turned into the firing of james comey, which president trump had every right to do. it turned into this, so highly politicized. you can't find a person in america that doesn't think this is a politicized investigation. why robert mueller would continue to go find attorneys that have these ties to the clinton foundation blows my mind. >> kevin: again, who does it help in the end? donald trump is not complaining, he'

. >> bingo!i don't know what the hell went wrong. >> you fly like a maniac. >> ghost goose. ♪ get on social media and start lobbying for ghost goose using this hashtag, andell america that you feel the need, the need for ghost goose. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes jeffrey tambor john benjamin hickey. and musical guest lake street dive. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you very much. hey, everybody! welcome. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show"." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) i'm so excited for summertime. is anyone here looking forward to fourth of july ( cheers and applause ) you know who is also looking forward to that? the senate republicans, because they've given themselves a july fourth deadline for their bill to gut obamacare. so, if you're going to blow

>> bingo. >> we're both married. >> joe doesn't know this, joe's over here.g on talking about a fascinating policy issue that took place in kansas last night for those of you that were following the tax -- joe's going to walk into my shot. look, right here he is. just coming right in. >> a lot going on today. >> in kansas -- see, i'm getting a massage on the air. i don't know what -- i can't even finish my sentence. the -- the legislature there is overriding a veto to increase taxes. as you know, there's a great experiment going on in kansas when it comes to corporate taxes and elsewhere which really hasn't worked. we are pea going to talk about the implications of that. so -- and you got to watch a massage live on the air. >> yeah. chemistry. broman. >> chemistry is real. >> thank you, andrew. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >>> up next, we're setting up with the trading events of the day with not one, not two, three major events to be on your markets. speaking of major events, the ic iconic tour is today in new york city. be sure to catch it. we'll be

for years the basketball team practiced in an old bingo hall.for coach hurley. >>> this week, we highlight another life well lived. new york city firefighter ray pfeifer raced to the scene of the attacks on september 11, 2001 but he didn't leave. ray spent eight months on the toxic pile searching for survivors and remains. that grueling work made ray and many of those heroic first responders sick. he found stage four kid na cancer which he contracted from the air in lower manhattan. he said my friends were murdered on 9/11. from september 12th on i'm still here, i'm very lucky i got to watch my kids grow up. a 27-year vet of the fdny, ray spent years caring for men and women like him who got sick in the country's darkest hours. firefighter ray pfeifer died this weekend on long island. he was 59 years old. his friend jon stewart spoke at his funeral on friday. >> how can you maintain all of this? he patted his chest. he reached in and pulled out credit cards. hundreds. he said i got all the cards i need. and now, ray, i have one. standby. hey kat

personally, when i look at kansas and montana, south carolina and georgia, those were the free spots on the bingo card for republicans and we made them spend millions of dollars to retain those seats that they should have been easily able to win and the margins show that they're struggling. they're struggling because their leader, president trump is finding governing a little bit complicated and unable to deliver on the promises he made to the american people. >> so allison, do you believe there is enough money at this current pace, you look the races in 2018 in terms of that balance of power in congress and where the opportunity is for democrats t. question is, is this amount of money needed to take over the house potentially? >> i'm always one to say there is too much money in politics. one a united states senate race that was over $100 million. there is more we should be doing and money in politics has the unintend effects of suppressing the vote. what we saw with these special election, take, for instance, georgia. you had $50 million especially in a three month time span being spent. republi

even worse the reporter then asked about the upcoming g7 summit and several people yelled bingo. melissa: it looks like late-night tv is taking a break from roasting president trump for once. nancy pelosi is on the verge of becoming an octogenarian. david: she turned 84 yesterday. age is not the problem. obviously the real problem is how out of touch their rhetoric is from their own net worth and dianne feinstein between 43 and $99 million at so much is worth and nancy pelosi $88 million. melissa: at lease. david: there's nothing wrong with being rich but then you don't talk about how bad the rich are. "risk and reward" starts now. >> will we have time, more than 10 hours to visit a complicated till to review the bill? will it be available to us in the public more than 10 hours before we have to vote for it? i would ask rhetorically of my friends the majority leader when his bill is ready isn't is a going to be posted for six days prior to debate or markup? are the american people, our doctors, our nurses, our patience, are the cancer care groups going to get a chance to see it?

, wow, i have to get out but there's no bingo for people at home. you know, two weeks from now, when microsoft is at 67 we're going to pound the table you can't do that to people. >> to be fair to gundlach, he is talking about traders. if you're long term, you could weather whatever increase in volatility. >> when you read gundlach's notes i'll be very candid here you would be short heavily you would be short heavily coming in on day when the s&p hit at an all-time high and the dow at the all time high nobody has the money to be that short. you have to own the fact that he's dead right on the bonds but he's striking out going for this home run you know where there's no room for that in the equity markets. >> we are keeping our eye on developments out of alexandria we are on watch for a press conference, the alexandria police saying the shooter is in custody. no longer a threat in the meantime, trying to watch the movers here in the early going. h&r block, jim, 8% mover to lead the s&p. >> i went over that conference call good for bill cobb he said,

online a comey hearing bingo game has been created based on anticipated key phrases. reporting live from san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. >> it's all fun and games until we find out some damning information. you can watch comey's entire testimony from beginning to end without interruption right here on nbc bay area. live coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. where the "today" show would normally be. savannah guthrie will be in washington, d.c. >>> more than a dozen elementary students in fremont are awaiting results of a very important blood test. the students were poked by a medical device found on the street by a fellow student. it happened eight days ago at cabrillo elementary school. the poking tool was a lancet, it's used by diabetic patients to prick their fingers to test their blood sugar. one student poked 14 sores. we spoke to one second grader who was a victim. >> it was purple and he poked me in the arm right here. >> he was spoked with a needle and that from now until who knows when if brian may come down with something and that is scary. >> that's the secon

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amy: do you think president trump's first foreign visit bingo saudi arabia -- i believe sisi was theren the various arab leaders were there when trump visited saudi arabia -- arabia assisi, saudi well, and all that is been happening in the gulf as well in the isolation of qatar and what is happening, the authoritarian ways of the leaders? cuttingw you have sisi off access to close to 100 websites, including one you were very involved with? >> i think that comes first state visit was to saudi arabia and the promise of one of her billion dollars in weapons from the saudis to americans has given a green light to the saudis. is thelation ofqatar most immediate example of what is going on. a key quote when thinking about israeli knesset said, the time is come for a right-wing peace. i think what we're going to see is this alignment on american allies from his welcome egypt, bahrain, yemen: sing under this idea of having a right-wing peace and that which is an authoritarian where your prime goal as a government is to repress your own citizens and to maintain the power of the ruling elite. an

about 13 people were playing bingo in the room and no one got hurt thankfully the the senior center suffered damage it's going to be closed indefinitely. >>> sean spicer is going to be having a new role. kimberly gill foil has expressed her interest in the spicer's condition. he wants to take on senior adviser for communications. white house reporters have expressed frustrations that spicer is holding fewer briefings and more of them off camera. >>> personal information belonging to 198 million americans was uncovered on an amazon server. the data includes home addresses, birth dates, phone numbers of voters from both parties and not a single password was protecting it. the information was compiled by virginia company called deep root analytics. that company was hired by the republican national committee. deep root has taken full responsibility and has now blocked it from public access. >>> coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >>> plus this photo that's 24 years old going viral. years old going viral. >>> and i quit smoking with chantix. i was very gratefu

online, a comey hearing bingo game has been created based on anticipated key phrases. reporting live from san jose, bob redell, today in the bad ni >> thank you very much, bob. >>> you can watch comey's testimony without interruptions on nbc bay area. our live coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. on the "today" show. savannah guthrie will be in washington, d.c. >>> it's 6:06 this morning. more than a dozen elementary students in fremont and their families are closely awaiting the results of a critical blood test. those students were poked by another child who found a discarded medical device on the street. it happened eight days ago at cabrillo elementary school. the poking tool is a listen set used by diabetes patients to prick their fingers to test their blood sugar levels. the school said one student ended up poking 14 others. we spoke to a second grader who was a victim. ! it was purple and he poked me in the arm right here. >> he was poked with a needle and from now until who knows when if brian may come down with something and this is scary. >> reporter: so right there y

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i don't know what theresa may really thinks about this in terms of the theatrics of bingo station.r a reaction like this because it is a negotiation and it is about sticking up negotiation and it is about sticking up positions, making a point as dramatically as possible to try and get leveraged, but they look at the reaction to their plan, which they thought was generous, strong and fair, and be further taken aback that it has not gone down so well? in terms of what the eu side seems to be annoyed about, people haven't been going into a lot of specifics about their reaction to this because they are waiting for full details to be published on monday and the eu officials say they will go through that paper line by line on and work out the things they like and the things they don't like. but the sense i am getting is that the eu side feel that their offer, which they made on this, if you mix ago, was much more generous than the british offer. and jean—claude juncker, the president of the european commission, was quite explicit in his own press conference, saying he could not imaginea

new cfo and bingo!m staying focused on who feels that it's okay to go private, who is reserved. who is trying to keep cash. i think that kohl's are the ones that i thought was most likely to do it, not nordstrom. >> a couple of things on nordstrom, guys. i was able do a little bit of reporting. you know, this is early in the process as 29% owners the family let's call it roughly that. they have got to notify the board and a special committee of the board has to be set up. they have done that. and i believe the nordstrom family -- i'm not sure who their adviser is may be moll es. oh there's the former u.s. attorney from the southern district of new york. attending the comey hearing. >> another man who thought he had the job, and didn't have the job. >> last night he tweets obstruction aside, it's never okay for a potus privately to ask the fbi director to drop a criminal investigation. extraordinary, wrong and dumb. his new found outspokenness. >> i don't know who can speak to whom. this retail is not a

bingo! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: all the good ideas don't make it in the film at all.y, they have a kid going to college. and to pay to afford college, they open up an illegal casino. their house turns into an illegal casino. >> yes. >> jimmy: and they've become kind of like mobsters. >> yes. with their best friend jason mantzoukas, who is also a a very funny man in the film. [ light laughter ] and i played bob schafer, the councilman. >> jimmy: uh-huh. [ light laughter ] >> eat the blade, eat the blade, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what the hell was that? >> hey honey, how was work today? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i just a roller skate in my mouth. [ laughter ] i want to show a clip that's super funny. here's the very funny nick kroll, will ferrell and amy poehler in "the house." take a look at this. >> you're not going to find anything anywhere. >> oh really? >> yeah. >> well, we've looked in all the other rooms. so chandler, take a look. >> hey scotty, eyes up here, buddy. >> look how nervous the baby deer is. >> you guys seem pretty

laughter ] even worse, the reporter then asked about the upcoming g7 summit, and several people yelled "bingoaughter ] [ cheers and applause ] an article published in the north korean state newspaper today called president trump a psychopath, which means th north korea is now "takes one to know one." [ light laughter ] according to a report, president trump spent about $133,000 in taxpayer money on furnishing for the white house between january and may, compared to the $51,000 former president obama spent during same period. though, to be fair, barack and michelle only needed the one bed. [ audience ohs ] so that was a huge saving. [ applause ] a new hampshire restaurant recently created a 159-foot, six-inch-long lobster roll which they hope will set a world record. i'm sorry, hope will set a world record? if you're going to make a 160-foot lobster roll, do your homework. [ light laughter ] "bad news, guys. the record was 161, so i guess we're going to toss this $40,000 sandwich into the garbage. better luck next time." [ light laughter ] the makers of pokemon go have cheaters by branding the

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