br and later, what happened when the presidential commission on election integrity asked every state for their voter registration records? >> they can go jump in the gulf of mexico. >> find out why so many states are saying no. white house that was supposed to be focused on health care. instead it's all about russia and russian meddling in the 2016 election. the president's son, donald trump jr. is now squarely in the middle of the controversy -- having released emails about a meeting he had in june of 2016 with a russian lawyer offering incriminating information on hillary clinton. trump junior pushed out the emails in a series of tweets shortly before the new york times was ready to make them public. in the wake of the revelations, legal experts have been weighing on treason, conspiracy, and collusion. what do those words mean and do any of them apply to what we heard this week? here to wal legal jargon and the questions of law -- kathleen clark -- a law professor at washington university, specializing in government ethics, legal ethics, and campaign law. nice to have you. ms. clar

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after thor e er iceremony he br them back to their car on i-95 to help them fix their flat tire. >>>hia tonight, a reminder of the opioid epidemic. these brown and white pompoms are hanging on stoops of more than 50 homes. they're supposed to represent anyone who has lost a loved one to heroin or opioids. now, a restaurant owner started the brown and white campaign after his son died from an overdose back in march. >>> next on nbc 10 news, history or hatred? hundreds of people go toe to toe after a decision to remove a controversial statue. >>> plus, unsportsmanlike conduct. a tug-of-war over a tennis player's towel makes national headlines. hear how he stepped up to help a teenager from our area. >>> in the south, a debate over removing confederate war monuments was highlighted today with an angry confrontation. members of the ku klux klan and counterprotesters clashed in charlottesville, virginia. the kkk members are fighting back against the city ordered to take down a statue of robert e. lee, a general who led the confederate army. >> time to take that monument down. >> it's a mo

==sam/2shot== and i )m m br >>> good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news out of south san francisco, a fatal crash is shutting down at least one lane on highway 101 right now. turn it over to mike inouye for what's going on. >>> chp reported all lanes of 101 closed. but pete suratos is on scene there and tells us the freeway indeed is actually open. the slowing you see, folks are forced over to the right -- to the left two lanes as you travel southbound 101 approaching grand avenue. what happened is we understand someone hit something. they reported to chp they thought it was a large animal. it turns out it was a pedestrian, someone on the roadway without a vehicle will. there's one vehicle involved. someone has been killed, and we have two right lanes blocked. that's why you see the slowing. of course we're worried about the person and the investigation that continues. we're tracking that. pete is arriving on the scene and getting situated. your alternate is 280 to eastbound 380 getting past tha

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researchers successfully changed the d-n-a in human br you. >>> a major scientific breakthrough for thest time in the u.s. researchers successfully change the dna in human embryos as a way of preventing decease. scientisting fertilized human eggs at the same time swapped out dna. in technique is called crisprp it could some day eliminate inherited deceases. hemiophilia and sickle sell anemia. but critics say it could cause new mutations or could be used to spraed decease. >> the ipad nano and shuffle have played the last notes. apple is discontinuing the two music prompts a moment of silence for these two naes plenty. more people bought smartphones capable of playing muk. now only two models of the touch the ipad nano and shuffle were introduced in 2005 really not all that lopping ago. >> it's our final push for the supporting our schools initiative. wecht to invite to you help us make sure all kids across the bay area have the school splice they need we have keepd up with telemundo 48 and several nonprofits the rest of the month you can donate school splice or cash to help students. fu

br [ chanting ] >> reporter: early early in the day in poland, a very different scene. take a look at this, both sides of the street here in warsaw completely packed full of people waiting to catch a glimpse of president trump. president trump supporters showing up in droves. >> donald trump! donald trump! >> reporter: in the heart of warsaw, at the sight of poland's uprising against the nazis, the president delivering an ominous warning, presenting a clash of civilizations between the west and what he called "radical islamic terrorism." >> the fundamental question of our time is whether the west has the will to survive. do we have the confidence in our values to defend them at any cost? do we have enough respect for our citizens to protect our borders? do we have the desire and the courage to preserve our civilization in the face of those who would subvert and destroy it? [ sirens ] >> reporter: but tonight in hamburg, protesters delivering a message of their own to the leaders of the world's most powerful countries, you're not welcome here. >> and cecilia vega with us

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==sam/2shot== and i )m m br >>> good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us.ia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news out of south san francisco, a fatal crash is shutting down at least one lane on highway 101 right now. turn it over to mike inouye for what's going on. >>> chp reported all lanes of 101 closed. but pete suratos is on scene there and tells us the freeway indeed is actually open. the slowing you see, folks are forced over to the right -- to the left two lanes as you travel southbound 101 approaching grand avenue. what happened is we understand someone hit something. they reported to chp they thought it was a large animal. it turns out it was a pedestrian, someone on the ad

lobstermen have quin br in more than 80% of that came from maine.12, a historic harvest sent prices plummeting. the industry responded with a big push into new foreign markets. >> china saved our bacon. the price was an all-time low, i think the statewide average was $2.69 and we aggressively opened the market over there and it became really popular within the middle class. >> and demand in china keeps growing, from 1.3 million lobster in 2010 to more than 84 million last year. a pound and a half lobster will fetch as much as $100 at a chinese celebration. it's popular because its name means dragon, it resembles the mythical creature, and when cooked, turns the lucky color red. distributors are also marketing maine lobster to families as a clean source of quality protein. and it's not just about finding new international customers for the lobster. the industry's also trying to build more demand in the united states. >> people care about who catches their food. well, our lobstermen are some of the best people on the planet, so telling their stories m

people to br . >> happening now, the asian art museum in san francisco is looking for 3,000 people to break a world record. wants to build the largest human fire. >>> photographer snaps picks while a whale jumped around a nearby boat. faces of nbc news paid a visit to the bay area this week. jan/2shot megel >>> one of the most famous new faces of nbc paid a visit to the bay area. >>> megyn kelly sat down with liz wagner. >> she is digging into the so-called bro culture in silicon valley. made a comparison to the sexual harassment scandal. she says sexual harassment is happening in the tech industry. >> reporter: few women have come forward to share their story on television until now. after her interview with these women, megyn kelly sat down with us. >> the system out here is set up to foster intimate relationships in the following way. we have to meet at a bar. i am an entrepreneur starting a business, so i don't have an offers. i want to pitch you for money, we are probably going to meet at a bar, at a restaurant. and a lot of these men take advantage of that. >> reporter: men at t

weekend rainfall flood add dune area in their actly what expert in the community joyce evans br down for margate. >> reporte yf e best ocean front properties on one of the best beaches in south jrsey until the rains came. and ended up with a lake front property between you and the ocean. >> you don't need this. >> reporter: not exactly the body of water goers came to margate to wade through >> it totally sucks. the entire douglas avenue is a flood. i come up once every summer and lowass part of the plan for water to collect, a plan to protect beaches and homeowners after theooding of se wasn't expected to rise this high and stand this long. >> it and now down to 12 inches. it has peculated two inches over that period of time. >> it has people walk dogsit ha feces, debris in it. it's not a place for peopl walk. it's not safe >> we got handicap people who live on can they get through. >> reporter: surfers say ocean conditions are just so-called l referencing the new jersey governor, of course. >> you can see it as soon as you walk up to the beach, it's right there on sand, the sand ist

that storm, the golden retriever about to save a lif>> storm, br! storm, bring him in! good boy, storm! bring him in! >> reporter: storm's owner says the dog spotted something in new york's long island sound yesterday morning and jumped in, >> storm is saving this baby deer right this minute. >> reporter: getting hold of a drowning baby deer and bringing it to shore. vid video capture ing as many hearts as facebook views -- more than 1.8 million so far. the owner said he won't even retrieve a dnc tennis ball, but he knew what he had to do. >> good job, boy. she's okay. >> reporter: okay tonight all because of her new best friend. >> our thanks to gio. storm the dog with the big heart. thanks for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us, have a good evening. good night. >>> one of san francisco's hottest tourist attractions, now it's attracting a different kind of attention. police are investigating the murder of a 71-year-old man. >>> good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> the man was killed by a s

giants slum br fest underway. 58 degrees, fog free right now.ou'll probably see some misty skies right there. some tents there around at&t park tonight. you see the bay bridge pretty well. and still in the mid-60s currently in san jose. for the moment, the low clouds have broken up, but around 7:00 in the morning expect to see some low clouds. and notice inwind speeds picking up again into the afternoon. really have to watch those hills and east bay where humidity levels -- so levels still elevated around the east bay. and temperatures for the afternoon, mid-80s around san jose, not too bad. but areas south of downtown still have the chance of the 90s. al highs in the low 90s. you see oakland and hayward comfortably in the 70s. 60s to mid-70s, and should see temperatures around san francisco mid-60s, maybe closer to the upper 60s tomorrow afternoon. and in the north bay north wind at times to help clear out the skies, keep things a bit more warmer perhaps near santa rosa tomorrow. so the high getting up a little round to start the week. this pat

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what we're looking at today, weak backdoor cold front sliding down from north br bringing drier air tod new york. they're looking good. we're stuck in cloud and humidity at this hour. and off to the south and west there's a lot of moisture. chance for showers and storms later today. there's the front fading down our region later this afternoon. yesterday we deposit have any kind of area to get to lift. today be do and with front in neighborhood we'll see shower. notice how widely scattered 5:30. nothing heavy. look out for popup thunderstorms we get in summertime months. 9:00 tonight. still few leftovers. i cannot guarantee exactly where the showers might set up. it's possible toen count are a few showers when catching fireworks overnight tonight. showers back tomorrow. stuck in pattern here for the next couple days. 91 today. we'll number the 80s tomorrow. clouds around. showers and storms next couple days. hopefully we get out with the zip trip toe waldorf. >> is busy right now. >> i like the red. >> very patriotic. >> feeling pate reotic. >> where is your red white and blue. >> i we

at at&t park, colin, nbc aba br krrc bay area. >>> how about the warriors taking over the world?in durant is off to india to promote the nba while steph curry doing some tie chi in china. doing it with his wife. of course, selling shoes. this is a marketing trip for under armor. >> got moves there. moves. >> feet hurt. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. hope to see you back here at 11:00. >> bye, bye. >>> angelina's shocking new health crisis. what she's revealing to "vanity fair." now on "extra.." >> angelina's beautiful face paralyzed? her new health battle in the middle of her painful divorce. crying in private, co parenting with brad, inside her new life. >>> "this is us" wedding news? mandy moore dropping clues about getting married again and starting a family. >>> plus more couples' news. the widow of apple's steve jobs vacationing on his $100 million yacht with her new boyfriend. >>> then "big little lies" coming b coming back for a season two? reese and nicole drop secrets about tv's hottest whodunit. >> better off in the same

the br east says they cannot share the results.se they are subject intellectual property. so quite seriously, you want to know which cladding combinations are safe and stack up in systems, and they simply say, we cannot tell you. because the tests they've done belong to the companies they've done the tests for. so you ask the company, then? that's what we're doing now. with putting pressure through councils, housing associations... but do they notjust send you the results? will they? i'm acting on the basis of this new story tonight and i expect companies will be rushing to tell the government, here, have access to all our data! but you find it slow and a bit lethargic. try to find somebody who has had access to them. there is a worry that the testing system, rather than as a way of stopping unsafe things, has become a system for, well, let's see if there's a way we can get this to pass. is that your one? my worry is that the public will never have faith in what is done unless it is done in a transparent way. if we want people to f

jeff horn in the battle of br listen to what he told horn. >> i'm here to protect you. enough. >> no way! >> referee wants to stop it. >> i'm stopping the fight. that's it. >> i'm going to stop the fight! but three rounds later there he was holding up horn's hand and horn didn't do anything to change the perception how this fight was going. he is the new undefeated wbo welterweight champ by unanimous decision. aaron rodgers even felt the judges got this wrong. he tweeted the following. #joke #rigged! cnn sports is reporting that hines ward in south korea. he was named one of the honorary ambassadors for the upcoming pa yang change winter olympics games. he was born in south korea and when he was 1-year-old his family moved to the states where he became a super bowl mvp and he is joining lindsey vonn as ambassador. >> it means the world to me. to come back home in my birth country and to be accepted, to be, you know, an honorary ambassador for the 2018 winter olympic games is just amazing. i never would have thought something like this could ever happen. but i hope my mo

we get a br pretty good chance of widespread showers and the thunderstorms on friday. but until then we will swelter. show you the numbers. this is what it feels like. the feels like temperature, 100 degrees at reagan national. 101 in quantico. 100 degrees reported in fredericksburg as we speak. the rest of the areas in the high 90's. the patuxent river naval air station is 103. they are surrounded on two sides by water so it may add to their figures. 86 this evening. 7:00. 857, that range. and hot and humid through the evening. no storms. we have a slight chance storm with a better chance on friday. also tomorrow we have a heat advisory in effect. it's in effect from 12:00 noon until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. it's the metro area that points east and northeast. at times in the afternoon. the heat index may feel like 105 degrees or so. this is what the computer output shows us through the day tomorrow for metro washington. we will start off with 85 in the m somewhere wind up in this range between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. between 103 to 106 degrees at times. that is just opp

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give the guy a five-second br k break. a smart and talented guy, but he was in the wrong job. he had the position but he didn't have the power, sean. general kelly will likely change all of that. he has command experience. he's all about discipline and order. and i think the president came to realize that that's what he needed, especially after the scaramucci feud that began to resemble game of thrones. the power of struggle near the seat of power is not unusual. obama, for example, had five -- >>they love chaos. geraldo, but this is my point. a lot of these administrations had trouble -- look, you defended clinton to death and it drove me nuts. that was later in his administration. his first two years were rough, too. >> his popularity was very similar to president trump's in the first year of his tenure. but my point is that there is a structural problem. there has been in the trump administration, represented by reince priebus. this president is saddle window all of these establishment guys. let's call a spade a spade.

i have to tell you i'm br bringing hot news with me, too, our july heat wave is getting underway. today was day one. we hit 90. we're going higher than that tomorrow. i'll let you know what to expect a first look at the forecast when fox local news at 5 comes back. the school volunteer accused of aus bussing deer nearly a dozen elementary school will head to court this week. deate caroway asked the charges be dropped. in the letter he claims his rights were violated and he did not receive adequate legal representation. he was will disthat at the hearing on thursday. he's accused of sexually abusing students at the elementary school and their homes. he already pled guilty to pornography charges. >> the man was sentenced to twour months in jail and two years probation. dane powell was sentenced last friday and new video was presented in court. it shows powell protesting in logan circle. he was later seen breaking windows at bank of america and starbucks. he pleaded guilty to rioting charges and assaulting a police officer. he was among more than 200 people arrested and charged in ki

it's going to be sunny, br bright, beautiful and then hot and humid and sticky.tart you off, new storm welcome don to the world i suppose. bringing a line of heavy rain for portions of south america here. good news headed straight west and long term mott elz the lines you see here keeping it on track and wind sheer. not sxantsing done to have much of a lifetime and we don't expect to be strong. we have fourth named we are dealing with a good amount of sunshine. here we will be dealing with good amount of surprise shim. as we head into the afternoon much like yesterday a few showers around the region. could develop to thunderstorms again much like yesterday. main concern here would be storms don't move too much. even though we're not expecting severe weather day here. much like yesterday there's not a lot of wind to get the storms in motion. meaning when they pop up they'll generally rain on to have of you until they run out of energy. we have to watch for flash flooding threats once again this afternoon and a lot like we had montgomery county yesterday. gaithersb

br >>> okay. a new live look outside across the bay area.is the bay bridge from our camera in emeryville. i promise you we are broadcasting to you in color television this july 2nd. but that looks like a really crazy almost black and white. you see a little bit of the blue water there but things are starting off cloudy. vianey says we will get some relief and it will be a great day to get outside and get to the beaches and enjoy your holiday weekend. it was supposed to be the party of the year. instead it was a colossal disaster. the entrepreneur behind the failed fire festival in the bahamas is now being charged with wire fraud. billy mcfarland was arrested for allegedly misrepresenting financial documents to investors that backed the festival. prosecutors said in a statement mcfarland presented fake documents to convince investors to put over a million dollars into his company and that failed fire festival. you may remember thousands of people flew to the bahamas in april for a luxury music and art festival. that's what they wanted. they w

. >> you were talking earlier br attorney general session. hasn't the president picked up the phone or invited him over into the oval office? and does the president have any intention of speaking with the attorney general this week? >> i'll keep you posted if he does. >> second question on the tranls gender service member issue. you mention the the president reached his decision to improve or maintain union ilt coheegs. how does it maintain or improve coheegs to leave thousands of service members overseas in the dark about their status with the military? >> once again, this was a decision made after the consultation with his national security team and decided the best decision. alex. >> i want to ask you about a tweet the president had on sunday. he said it's very shad that republicans even some that were carried over the line on my back do very little to protect the president. which republicans is the president talking about and what would he like to see from them sort of protecting? >> i'm not going to call out any senators by name up here

he did not hold a press conference br he did. >> i want to turn to matthew chance. standby for me, sara, i'll come back. now, on the core issue of the putin/trump meeting, matthew, there's this he said/he said dynamic. vladimir putin did say, quote, however tv trump is different from the real person. and trump insiders call their conversation very robust. so do we call this two-hour closed door session constructive for both sides? >> i think that both leaders would certainly capture it in that way. certainly from the russia point of view there were very low expectations going into this meeting of what could be achieved because the fracturous nature and state of the u.s.-russia relationship at the moment. commentators a conduit of the views of the kremlin, they said it would be success, they had very low expectations and thought it would be a formal exchange of pleasantries. it was far more than that of course. they spoke for two hours and 15 minutes. and they seem to have addressed some of the key issues at the heart of that very, very fracturous relationship betwee

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and president trump ramps up the effort to t a br >> if they don't, i'll be angryh p>> dz,- tough sell>> do you think the nqu version is better than tá old version? >> i think it's worse. dickerson: kentucky republican rand paul doesn't like the offering either. we johz mccain has undergone surgery and will be out for a week. plus, we'll take a look at a ne3 (jjz on apollo 8, the tj5eÑ mission to the moon, a plenty of political analysis. iurÑ all coming up on "face the nation." >> dickerson':ç= morning. welcome to "face the nation.d i'm john dickerson. senator john mccain underwent surgery friday to remove a blood clot above his left eye. he's back at home with his family in arizona, but is not expected back in washington for a week. senate majority leader mcconnell needs his vote to pass hqp we'll be talking about tá impact of that in a moment, but we begin u ij-mq% election. for that we turn to the top democrat on the senate intelligence czáá warner, joining us from oak bluáy massachusetts.1 i advertised asking about with a how does that change what you're doing on the committee? >>

and br i mean, listen, cesar's a big fellow. you had a big hill to climb there. but very well done.og. and i want to -- we have one more flopper for this segment. and it is who, guillermo? who is this gentleman? what is your name, sir? >> richard. >> jimmy: richard, where are you from? >> el paso, texas. >> jimmy: what were you doing, richard, when we pulled you off the street? what were you up to? >> i wasn't doing anything. my wife volunteered me for this. >> jimmy: your wife volunteered you. >> and my girls said no, daddy, don't do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: richard, have you always had very little in the way of body hair? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. well, you know, you're perfectly aerodynamic for this event. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you have -- guillermo, rub his stomach for good lk and tell me if -- >> guillermo: oh, my god. it's soft, jimmy. >> jimmy: it feels like a sea lion, yes? >> guillermo: very soft. yeah. >> jimmy: you have to have a perfect score to beat cesar here, richard. >> that's going to be tough. >> jimmy: here we go. let's count you down. guillermo. >> guillermo:

." >> reporter: though simpson was acquitted of the murders of br the victims' families have made their known. >> what will that picture look like to you? >> disgust. >> are you tired of fighting this fight? >> no. you know, if it keeps him in jail. >> reporter: but by law, the parole board is supposed to ignore the notorious murder case. >> he wasn't convicted. and so that doesn't count in any way. >> reporter: but there's also simpson's star status to consider. attorney bruce zucker, who specializes in parole hearings in california, says boards can be especially wary of cases involving celebrities. >> the celebrity factor is huge, whether the person is the defendant or the victim. and one of the things that they consider whether they admit it or not is, "what's going to happen when this guy gets out and my name is on his walking papers?" >> reporter: take the case of the infamous manson family killing of actress sharon tate. it took more than 40 years for a parole board to sign off on the release of the youngest manson follower, leslie van houten. >> she was a perfect example of someb