. >> cheer up, blake. how alicia really rubbed it in. >> blake -- >>> now for may 24th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> ariana grande made the announcement today that she's suspended her concert tour in the wake of the manchester terror attack. >> that means, of course, she won't perform in london thursday or friday. we have exclusive reporting tonight that sheds more light on ariana grande's set of mind. ariana grande remains in florida right now trying to make sense of what happened in manchester. she's an emotional mess a source says, explains it's difficult for her to process the fact that children died at the concert. quote, she goes from being very quiet to crying hysterically. her mom who helped fans escaped is standing by her side. a source now, right now, she's in condition to even talk about her next performance. >> let's stand u7 for manchester and show them that we care. >> shrine dion paid tribute last night. in dallas, new kids on the block vowed to stay strong. >> miley paid tribu

. >>> then, watch out blake. why adam is putting the moves on gwen. >>> plus -- michael weatherly on the move. how he ended up on a plane that took him a long, long way in the wrong direction. >> when you fly a lot, these things are going to happen. look at harrison ford with the runway. >>> and -- >> hey," e.t." it's jessica simpson. >> we hit the road with jessica. her rare exclusive. secrets to a sexy marriage while running a billion-dollar empire. >>> now for may 9th, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> dance moms star abby lee miller breaks down in tears as the judge says, lock her up. >> remember, before she was sentenced for bankruptcy fraud, abby lee cried as she contemplated being seventh to prison. today, her worst nightmare became a reality. >> glad that it's over. >> i think it's just begun. >> abby lee miller was confronted by reporters outside of a federal courthouse in pittsburgh. >> how are you feeling? >> i feel relief. i feel -- >> do you feel like the right decision was made? >> i know t

>> blake, what's up now? i got your girl on tv. >> don't think blake has anything to worry about, gwen was all about her man and his country crooning ways last night. >> you know what, i've been like opened up to this whole new world of music. i'd never listen to that and i learned so much about heart, your heart, in music just by listening to a lot of this country music. he's an amazing singer performer. >> the competition seems to be between adam and blake. >> my, god, you guys. when blake comes on, i'm like -- >> i don't know. i was just thinking about blake, though, and the way he's such a noc nochalant performer. in the greatest way, like he's so at ease no matter where. >> he doesn't care about sounding good. >> that's not true. >> that's not true. >> gwen standing by her man. adam throwing some shade there. that's nothing compared to simone biles last night, what she did to the judges last night. >> it was well deserved shade she threw back on them. simone like the champ she is came back with a one-lin

is gwen gone for good how will blake deal? >> i've been trying to get fired for years around here. >>> for tuesday, may 23rd, this is "entertainment tonight." >> ariane grande said she's quote, broken after her concert. >> tonight we have coverage from around the world. jennifer is in england, at manchester arena. nischelle turner is outside madison square garden. but we begin with kevin frazier in hollywood. >> a day of celebration here in hollywood as michael bay is being honored at the chinese theater on hollywood boulevard. on everyone's mind is the horrific attack in manchester. so many celebrities reaching out and sending their condolences to the victims. >>> i mean, i don't have the words for it. i just have absolute -- it's devastating -- devastating and for the families that are going through this now -- this is -- it's not even to be discussed. it's just to be -- pray for them. >> my heart goes out to everyone out there. i hope she's okay. >> i'm not sure what to say. >> actor salma heyek was at the cannes film festi

blake is clearly so smitten he couldn't help gushing about his girl with e.t. >> oh, my god, i swear, at some point it's kind of builds your ego up when you walk into a room with gwen. but also it's a crashing blow to your ego when you realize all the cheers and people shouting at ya, you realize it's not you, it's her. >> clearly blake is going to miss gwen at work, she's leaving the show after tonight. >> i don't have any plans to come back. but i definitely let everyone know i love being here. i'd love to come back. we'll see what happens next. >> alicia keys is also saying good-bye for now. but miley cyrus is returning to the coach's chair in the fall along with jennifer hudson. kelly clarkson will join the team in the spring of 2018. >> well, i can tell you that i used to think that miley cyrus would be the person that talks the most, ever, in the history of this show. now that they brought in kelly clarkson -- oh, my god. oh, my god. thank god they are at least on different seasons because my ears would fall off of my head. there would be no oxygen left i

>> yes. >> gwen consoling blake afterwards. even though he did take second place.licia the second female coach to win it all. ♪ >> but now it's time to get down to business and make chris a star. none of the previous 11 winners broke through as a solo artist, so is chris going to be different? >> i'd like to be that breakout star. we're ready to get to work. i'm excited. >> we can say we started chris blue's career tonight. we can say. >> we'll see. come on, chris >>> now, also part of the final lea last night, jennifer hudson performed and she's joining the voice as a coach this fall and blake you have to continue to watch out because jennifer won the latest season of the voice uk. >>> nischelle turner and gal gadot. >> kevin, listen, we have decided. we have decided she's a unicorn. listen to what chris pine told me. >> i never felt in an audience that palpable communal gasping and men and women alike were equally moved by those images of a strong, strong woman. >> the iconic female superhero kicks butt in an attempt to save the world. . >> finally, we get to tel

i want to go to blake burman with the latest on the phone right now. blake? >> reporter: hi there, charles. a couple notes from the white house perspective on this. first, a senior white house official telling fox tonight it is, quote, coincidental, this firing of james comey happened on the same day as the huma abedin news. as you know, when comey testified earlier this week on capitol hill, he said there were hundreds of thousands, i believe, he said of e-mails that were forwarded from huma abedin to anthony wiener. it turns out that that was an overexaggeration, and comey had been in the headlines on this day because of that. and there was a lot of questions as to how the fbi might go about it, how they might correct the record and is so forth. but the white house, their line tonight is this is merely coincidental. secondly, the white house press secretary sean spicer was asked about whether or not the president still has confidence in jim comey, and as it relates to -- it was brought up in the context of these abedin e-mails and the testimony, and spicer

>> if one of blake's two contestants wins tonight it will be his sixth win.johnson says he's going to be president. >>> kevin frazier, what's the truth about dwayne johnson? >> one thing i have learned, never doubt dwayne. is he serious about running for president? we found out last night when the stars of "baywatch" hit new york city for the premiere. >>> we're still going. we're bringing baywatch across the planet. >> but then you better get ready to start the campaign -- dwayne for president. >> i'm running for the president of the united states. >> not only does he have my vote he promised me a cabinet position. >> i would absolutely vote for him. >> i want to talk to him in oval office. see what the gym like. >> yesterday zac told kelly and ryan about a phone call with michael jackson. >> he goes, is this zac efron? and he's like, i'm a big fan. i started crying. >> i just lost it. >> well, he's not the only one to go gaga over a star. for kelly it was charlize theron. >> i saw her at a party once. sorry. >> steve martin, i drove by myself to see him pla

we go to blake berman with the story.r at the white house and two phone calls as well. those are the three times president trump says he was told by the former fbi director james comey that he was not under investigation by the fbi. the president detailed part of those conversations to nbc lester holt. >> did you call him? >> in one case i called him and one case he called me. i said if it's possible, would you let me know am i under investigation, he said, you are not under investigation. blake: discussions of that nature would be against the fbi protocol however at the white house press briefing sarah huckabee sanders argued that there's nothing inappropriate with the questions. >> i don't see that as conflict of interest and many legal scholars and others that have been commenting on it for the last hour. so no, i don't see that as an issue. blake: the president fired fbi director, comey botched the handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. however, during nbc interview the president said he would have fire

when blake comes on i'm like -- >> i don't know. >> when blake comes on -- >> blake and the way he isuch a nonchalant performer. in the greatest way. >> he is nonchalant. >> he is so ease no matter where. >> she doesn't care about -- >> that's not true. that's not true. >> throwing some shade there. >> that's nothing compared to simone biles, what she did last night to the judges with "dancing with the stars." >> it was well deserved shade she threw back at them. it felt like they were getting mean to me. by simone came back with a one liner. >> when you gold medals. >> oh! >> you go girl comments lit up twitter. >> many saw the grinning ear to ear and get criticized. >> i want to see if you can play a little bit. >> you don't know which wild part or sexy or whatever they want. >> it was like picking. i didn't like it. >> i had tears in my eyes. >> i wanted to strangle len be what don't we want to? >> i know, i know. >> he went from a perfect score to taking heat for this move. >> it's just a little time wasted. >> did best seat in the house. >> and while he was a little stiff don't f

. >> blake burman live in italy, with this very latest, blake? . reporter: nicole, lea good morning from sicily president trump on the ground in italy as g-7 summit sets get under way within the hour president trump met is meeting right now i should say, with the japanese prime minister abe the president saying, that the topic of north korea will be the focus, of this meeting, president trump saying of north korea a while ago and i quote here, it will be solved at some point, it will be solved. the president also saying north korea is a quote big problem. the official g-7 summit kicks off within the hour here u.s. officials saying, that topics like terrorism and trade will be a major part of the discussions here however, the other world leaders at this event are also likely to push the president, on the issue of climate change specifically the paris climate agreement, the white house has said the president will make an fumble decision on whether to stay in that agreement, whether to try to change it or potentially withdraw from it altogether, at th

now that it looks like everyone will be okay, kron four's spencer blake brings us the hero's story from hayward. (spencer blake)"imagine even being able to reach that second-story window sill up there, let alone actually grabbing onto it and hoisting yourself up. that's exactly what 18-year-old petelo finau did to save his brother's life."(nats)firefighters say there was much more smoke than there were flames at this fire friday night.and the biggest concentration of smoke was coming from áthis window, where 13-year-old francis finau was trapped.the fire separated the boy with autismfrom his other family members."i tried to enter the kitchen but then the heat was too strong and it started burning my hair and my beard." so 18-year-old petelo acted quickly.he jumped from his own window upstairsthen in a parkour-style leap, grabbed onto the sill of francis' window."he was too scared to jump out the window so i was trying to yank him out of the window but he was crying - he was just too scared. so he closed the window on me."as neighbors started to gather below, petelo waited for some help.

blake berman is live this morning in jerusalem. good morning, blake. blake: good morning to you as well. hello from jerusalem in this afternoon which is absolutely stunning monday afternoon in jerusalem. behind me the king david hotel where president trump will be staying overnight, the president will take part in visiting some of the holiest sites in jerusalem. currently the president is board marine one. the church of the holy sepulchre the western wall and have din we are the prime minister and benjamin netanyahu and their wives. upon landing in tel aviv a while ago, the president had this message for israel. >> we have before us a rare opportunity to bring security and stability to this region and to its people, defeating terrorism and creating a future of harmony, prosperity and peace blake: over the weekend the president was in saudi arabia meeting with arab leaders in which he gave a highly anticipated speech last night in which he told them they need to take the fight to the terrorists. >> drive them out. drive them out of your places of worshi

street to blake burman in jerusalem. blake. reporter: hike on a there. good morning from jerusalem.just came to me. a busy one in jerusalem. what you watch right now is an hour north to tel aviv as we await the arrival of president trump on the ground here in israel. he will be here for two days and make several stops at several meetings over the city. tel aviv where he is right now expecting a ceremony to last about 20 to 25 minutes or so. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu there on the ground. after the ceremony the president will fly by marineland to jerusalem take about 10, 15, 20 minutes or so in an active offense. he will meet with president redland, with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. president trump will visit several of the holy sites here. that being the church of the sub six of the western wall and israel. tomorrow it's off to more meetings as the president will mean and i find that the palestinian leader mark mohd abbas. this is an historic precedent as so many before him now trying to tackle the peace process. over the weekend, president trump was in saudi ar

. >> my name is william blake, i was in the army. i was a easergnt. >> this is the story of two combat veterans. one served in the gulf war. the other in vietnam. >> when you see the stars and stripes, what goes through your mind? >> sometimes i cry. like i am doing now. but it means home. >> i love this country and i would give my life for it. >> support the middle east in 1990 to '91. >> the sergeant was born at andrews air force base. the son of an army command sergeant major. his family lived around the world before settling in woodbridge, virginia. when deployments. >> i became an alcoholic. >> he became homeless, living on the streets of d.c. until recently. >> i drank all my money away. >> sergeant blake is helping him get back on his feet. >> i can't give enough out to make them feel better. >> i didn't think life was worth living anymore. so, i was trying to drink myself to h.deat >> the v.a. identifies veterans who need a place to live. it's been able to get more than 1400 vets off the streets. >> it's a brotherhood, we all

we wa to bring in blake burman. he he is standing by in the east room at the white house, blake, i think initially answered one question this is a witch-hunt. he said that this is divided very clearly as david just is pointing out saying there was no collusion between himself and rush insurance. will that be enough to satisfy the u.s. press corps going forward? reporter: president respected move to have the special council, bob muller, he feels everything, all the headlines was a witch-hunt that was from the tweet this morning. cheryl, you saw a little bit of president trying to refocus everything back to the economy. back to the jobs, back to the successes that he believes that his administration has. each one of these russia answers he answered the question, look we've got to move forward. we can't be divided. we've got to, we've got to move forward together as a country. he was asked separately what about the whole conversation with jim comey as it related to michael flynn. as you know there is the memo out, that

blake: heavy-lift asking hardly over. now heads over to senate where many skeptical republicans look to take a scapple to the measure. nicole: democrats sang the nah, nah, song good-bye. and hillary clinton tweeting, quote, a shameful failure of policy and morality by gop today, fight back on behalf of the millions of families will be hurt by their actions. lauren: more on the healthcare debate political analyst kirsten haglund. what are the major differences between this bill and obamacare? >> three major things, it repeals the mandate, individuals by insurance as well as the employer mandate that they provide insurance. there's lots of differences with that. also it replaces the taxes and subsidies op of obamacare with tax credits varying on age. the other one is another major sticking point in the senate, huge rollback of medicaid expansion. this is a three main differences. nicole: if you're an individual at home, what's their to celebrate, what is it really at home that you like about that in. >> well, the goal of th

huge honorable mention to blake lively. >> it was quite a night at the met gala.busy woman before the met gala, she headed to texas to hang out with the property brothers. jonathan and drew. >> with the wedding coming up, i take it you're going to be best man. >> he actually said he doesn't know. >> maybe it's the older brother. >> hgtv's reportedly $20 million men are officially off the market. jonathan's dating jacinta kuznetsov and drew is engaged to linda phan, both work for their production company. right now, the guys are shooting season five of their competition show "brother versus brother." >> we're here in galveston, texas, with the property brothers. right now, jonathan is scouring the beach behind me, so, let's go see what he's up to, shall we? >> heads up. >> oh, my god! >> yeah, that's just a glimpse of what life behind the scenes is like with the 39-year-old twins. these guys are nonstop cracking jokes and always trying to one-up each other. >> this is his strategy. he tries to act all confident. jonathan does this, it's his zoolander. he does that

blake burman standing by in italy with the latest. blake?porter: melissa, president trump is in brussels tonight. tomorrow he is set to meet with european leaders there, along with those representing nato member nations. it's a gathering as you know takes on now added significance after the manchester bombing earlier this week when he was meeting with the belgium prime minister earlier today. president trump once again repeated this vow as it relates to terrorism. >> when you see something like happened two days ago, you realize how important it is to win this fight. and we will win this fight. it is a horrible situation. what took places horrible, unthinkable but we will win, 100%. reporter: now the president began his day meeting pope francis at the vat tan. those two met -- cat van. and those two met for half an hour. we're told they talked about peace and curbing persecution of christians. melissa, this wrapped up the first phase of the president's first foreign trip. over the weekend he met with arab leaders in saudi arabia. he went to

blake grg blake, good morning. >> reporter: aaron and eun, we're looking out for my sighting of manninge's set to be released after sevening seven of a 35-year sentence. president obama in one of his final and most controversial acts in office commuted the remainder of manning's sentence saying he felt it was disproportionate to what others have received. and been hush about what her next steps are when she's outside of prison here. she's appealed the decision which could take years. an online cloud sourcing campaign has raised $140,000 to help man be reacclimate and begin her any life. >> blake mccoy live in kansas. be sure to catch blake's full report coming right up on the "today" show. >>> 6:49. a grieving family has a warning for other parents to make sure home day cares don't have guns anywhere near children. 4-year-old cole james clark was killed in rural orange county. the toddler had somehow picked up a loaded gun and shot himself. a stafford county deputy in training also lives in that home. orange county sheriff said the gun probably used was not a service weapon. cole's m ot

kron4's spencer blake has details on what police and witnesses say... led up to the shooting.(pkg) this video was taken by an eyewitness moments áafter a fremont police officer shot a suspect in the parking lot between lucky and orchard supply hardware."one of our officers, a uniformed patrol officer was flagged down indicating, basically a citizen contacted him advising him that a subject was waving a pipe threatening people."a witness says she saw the pipe, and it was about three feet long.the officer that had been flagged down found the man in the parking lot.there was a short foot chase, and a confrontation after a witness says the suspect ran into a car. "he had, the pipe was in his hand. the officer for a brief moment was in shock himself because the car was there, he bounced off the car. and then next thing you know, the cop shot him. he shot him three times."the witness says the man had his hands up and did not charge at the cop. public information officer ricardo cortes says two officers immediately rendered first aid, and an ambulance took the man to a nearby trauma

fox business's blake burman at the white house. blake? reporter: this is how you know such a relief for folks at white house. one of the last people president trump ended up thanking, the media. he joked about it of course. this was a big, big, exhale from the white house they came here in the past hour to put it as you put it celebrate, 217-213. that ended up passing the ahca, speaking with folks at the white house, they were comfortable where the numbers stood but they weren't willing to make a prediction as they learned from the lesson first go round. it was just 41 days ago, march 24th when the first bill, the first iteration of ahca was supposed to go to the house floor and was pulled. fast forward on this day, you had a very, very jovial president trump. take a listen to the president celebrating this day and even thanking house speaker paul ryan. watch. >> how am i doing? i'm okay? i'm president. i'm president. i was joking, for last week i hearing paul ryan doesn't have it. it is not working with paul ryan. he is going to get rid

i want to go blake berman. blake: the press secretary sean spicer wrapped briefing and confirmed that, indeed, then president elect trump sat down with president obama here at the white house in the oval office, just a couple of days after the election that president obama did warn the incoming president, hey, you shouldn't go about hiring michael flynn and days after that president trump hired flynn. that shouldn't be any surprise because as we know, then president obama who was not a fan of flynn. watch. >> president obama made it known that he wasn't exactly a fan of general flynn which shouldn't come to a surprise given that general flynn had worked for president obama with an outspoken critic of president obama'ortcomings specifically related to lack of strategy confronting isis and other threats around that were facing america. so the question that you have to ask yourself really is was president obama truly concerned why didn't he suspend the security clearance which they had approved months earlier. bla

in vallejo, spencer blake, transformers the chief coroner for marin county in custody - facing charges he molested a young girl over a long period of time. this case dates back to 2008. that is when prosecutors alleged - darrel alan harris - shown here started sexually assaulting a girl - then later when she was older. harris was arrested recently in eureka.. and brought back to town. he is now in jail facing 750 thosuand dollar bail. he did not enter a plea monday - but will be back in court next week. his attorney says everyone is in disbelief about the charges. and no one including his family believes theya re true. (charles clifford)here in the north bay a committee of elected officials from marin, napa, solano and sonoma counties are looking at the idea of charging commuters along highway 37 tolls in order to pay for some of the problems here. including reducing congestion and stopping the flooding here like we saw this past winter. at this point, these are just ideas it will take years to address these issues. also, at this point we don't know how much the tolls would be or how t

kron4's spencer blake has details on the video -- behind the controversy. "the main quad on campus is empty now but during fifth period friday the district says about five hundred students left class and came here."(nats)students shared the videos they took with kron fourthough most of them were posting them straight to snapchat.though not part of curriculum, the walkout was not spur-of-the-moment. "students were planning on doing this for a couple days now."aside from the music and chanting, there were also some speakers who addressed more than just the issue of an islam terror-themed video.it was a fictional campaign production one student created to run for associated student body president.he was removed from his post as junior class president, but the district quickly reinstated him after threats of a lawsuit."they said it's not about the video at all. they said it's just toward the idea of racism in the district."one of the speakers says minorities and l-g-b-t students often feel marginalized, which is why she attended this week's school board meeting

blake. blake.ake. >> what is covfefe. >> you can't -- >> blake. blake. >> oh, my gosh. >> and is it at this point that the tchoices are to fully stay n or remove or some pieces to stay in and some remain? >> well, when the president makes a decision, he will make it clear what the basis is. >> sean to, have a question, to be clear that the president has not made a final decision on the paris climate agreement? >> i am not certain, but when he has an announcement, he will make it clear. >> what factors is he considering? >> well, he has listened to a lot of people both here, the industry leaders as i think that director cohen mentioned last week, he consulted with the industry leaders and lot of input, and ultimately, he is going to make the decision. >> sean, first, yesterday, you spoke strongly and passionately about the president's commitments to human rights. will he bring up his own strong belief in human rights with the prime minister of vietnam, and particularly given the very negative report

in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (justine) still ahead... first it was hot.. then cold and now the bay area is going to warm back up again....(jrs) meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete forecast. who are these people? the environmentally aware. the ones with their eyes on the sky and our air. they say our climate's in need of repair. why do they worry? why do they care? the energy conscious people among us say small actions could add up to something... humongous. a little thing here a little thing there starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. limiting showers to only five minutes. turning off lights in a room unless they're in it. air filter changing, solar installing unplugging, dial-turning, thermostat-lowering off-peak-time users all joining forces. to help get our power from renewable sources. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? the celebrated lead-by-example crew. turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. (and yeah, it's him too) don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade californ

kron four's spencer blake explains how it all started, from the scene of the shooting. "this was the scene on tully road sunday morning and into the afternoon as police used cones and tape, blocking people off from their investigation into an officer- involved shootout."(pkg)the first calls about a suspicious man with a handgun came into police just before eight a-m. "as officers arrived on scene and began giving the suspect commands, the suspect pulled out a 45-caliber pistol and fired at the direction of the officers."one of the san jose police officers on scene shot back."i see like only two shots over here - boom boom." then the suspect took off, running towards hometown eastridge mobile home park. police say he jumped a fence and hid.a man who lives there was blocked from getting home while police but he managed to snap this photo of the suspect on his knees with his hands up."no injuries were reported."plenty of passersby stopped on the street to see what was happening while the street was closed."i came out of our apartment - our apartment is just beside big 5 -

in alamo, spencer blake, kron four news.(pam) here are some tips if you or someone you are with ... gets a bitten by rattlesnake. first, do not try to suck out the venom . do not apply a tourniquet/ bandage or ice to the bite. experts say, you should stay calm, clean the bite and elevate the wound above the heart. clouds have greatly diminished over the past few hours although satellite still indicates a few patches across our region. thanks to the ridge of high pressure continuing to move to the east while a longwave trough advances to the coast, temperatures are cooler than yesterday. some locations well inland have seen the biggest drop -- livermore is running 18 under this time on thursday. (steve) our other big story tonight... the emergency situation near the valero refinery in benicia is now over... but -- many residents in the area are still concerned. it all started with a power outage at the refinery this morning... that led to flaring which released massive plumes of thick black smokes into the air... kron 4's ell

what i can blake burman, thank you so much. but, again, everybody saying this was an equal opportunity firing; right? i mean, in other words, when hillary clinton had done the same thing? he had lost confidence of both parties. but as you can imagine in the environment in such we now live, folks like chuck schumer and other democrats on capitol hill are just absolutely positively losing their minds over this, and you know why? they smell blood. it's a political tip, and it teps them drive the narrative that they've been advancing over and over and over again that somehow russia and donald trump excluded together to♪ cost hillary clinton the election. we've got more on that things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial fut

kron4's spencer blake spoke to a witness who recounts the moments the gunshots rang out. (pkg)bullet holes and police cars at polk and lombard street aren't usually what tourists see as they walk through the a very san francisco-y neighborhood.at about 9:30 sunday morning, nick major and his girlfriend were at home, on the third floor of a russian hill building."we heard about 20 or so popping noises. didn't think much of it. thought it was maybe firecrackers or what have you."police say there were two cars involved in a shoot-out.an eyewitness says one of the cars was a charcoal- colored sedan."i saw the red bmw reach out again with the gun on the driver's side."but both cars were gone by the time officers arrived."once the commotion started happening, a few police started showing up and then kind of a crowd gathered. so once that happened, we kinda saw something was going on." nobody got hurt, and police don't have any suspects."the only 'victim,' if you want to call it that, may have been this white audi that was parked along polk street."it belongs to major's girlfrie

i want to go to blake berman with the latest, hi, blake. blake: the president should be leaving any moment now and andrew's air force base and 9-day trip. countries visited saudi arabia, israel and then meets with the pope at the vatican, off to brussels with a meeting with nato leaders and off to sicily with meeting in the g7. at the beginning part of this meeting with world leaders of the three major religions, three of the major religions across the world and after that you have the nato g7 component as well. all nine days. the president will take this trip, though, at least on the beginning portion of it without having officially named an fbi nomination to become the director of that agency. white house officials telling me multiple officials earlier on this day that the decision is not coming on this day from the president. as you'll remember yesterday, the president himself had identified joe lieberman as leading candidate and said that selection would be coming very soon. >> we are going to have a director who is going to be outstand

kron four's spencer blake brings us the hero's story from hayward. (spencer blake)"imagine even being able to reach that second-story window sill up there, let alone actually grabbing onto it and hoisting yourself up. that's exactly what 18-year-old petelo finau did to save his brother's life."(nats)firefighters say there was much more smoke than there were flames at this fire friday night.and the biggest concentration of smoke was coming from áthis window, where 13-year-old francis finau was trapped.the fire separated the boy with autismfrom his other family members."i tried to enter the kitchen but then the heat was too strong and it started burning my hair and my beard." so 18-year-old petelo acted quickly.he jumped from his own window upstairsthen in a parkour-style leap, grabbed onto the sill of francis' window."he was too scared to jump out the window so i was trying to yank him out of the window but he was crying - he was just too scared. so he closed the window on me."as neighbors started to gather below, petelo waited for some help.finally s

live in danville, spencer blake, kron four news.ese are a broad group of people seeing what's happening and they're horrified. that's why sharign that stuff ( steve) the president's first international trip overshadowed by new revelations as the trickle of leaks from the trump white house turns into a deluge.(pam) our news partner c=n=n ... now reporting ... that white house lawyers are researching possible defenses against impeachment.(steve) fired fbi director james comey will testify in open session before the senate intelligence committtee.as catherine heenan shows us ... those were just some of the new headlines today. "trump fired jim comey because the most dangerous thing in the world if you're donald trump is a person who tells the truth, is dogged, you can't control..." a close friend of comey broke his silence today, as ever more damaging leaks painted a portrait of a president under seige.the times reported the official white house notes of the president's meeting with russian officials last week reveal

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blake, it was interesting to see the look on angela merkel's face, a country which can afford to pay >> reporter: a couple of those leaders were like here? now? as the president was doing it there and right then. trish, as you know, the president has long talked about for months on end that these nato member nations need to pay their fair share. basically the deal that's been struck is they need to commit 2% of gdp toward military spending. you get the entire group to do that, that is the goal. however, the majority of them, the overwhelming majority have yet to reach that mark, and there at the steps today of the dedication of the new nato headquarters. president called many countries out for not doing so and also said that their decisions have consequences. >> this is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the united states, and many of these nations owe massive amounts of money from past years, and not paying. if nato countries made their full and complete contributions, then nato would be even stronger than it is today, especially from the threat of terrorism. >> reporter: that

nbc's blake mccoy live in missouri.eck out blake's full report coming up next on the "today" show. >>> now to a developing story. in a few hours police will update us on the capture of an inmate that escaped in jesup, maryland. david watson broke free while being hospital for an evaluation. they found him hiding inside an 18 inch drainage pipe. the choppers went up in the air near where he escaped. he faces charges in delaware for attempted murder. >>> we've been following breaking news at the live desk. prince philip is stepping away from public service. here's a live look at buckingham palace. the queen is there right now. erika zon dal lez is at the live desk with what this means for the family. good morning. >> breaking news from buckingham palace. prince philip will stand down from his royal duties in the fall. when we first began this broadcast we knew that there had been some sort of an emergency meeting with palace officials. the duke has remained very active and has the full support of the queen. we understand

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blake. >> same here. there's a briefing going on right now, liz, what the white house press secretary sean spicer that i just stepped out of. i'll get to a couple of highlights on that in just a second. you led in to me with james comey. here's the very latest. according to several reports out there, comey, the former fbi director fired by this president is set to testify as early as thursday next week on capitol hill and the headline from those reporting this is that he will say that the president tried to pressure him during parts of -- during parts of their conversation as you know comey was initially supposed to testify on capitol hill behind closed doors. there were calls for him to testify publicly. now we're learning that this could happen indeed as early as next week. helen number one. number two. as i mentioned, the press secretary sean spicer briefing right now off camera but in front of reporters on the record inside the white house press briefing room. spicer was asked a russia-related questio