brokaw and his crew set up with a view of the unfolding scene. >> are we ready, cheryl?york, senior producer cheryl gould races to prepare for the 6:30 broadcast. >> we had to put all this news into the allotted half hour. and that's stressful as it is. and then being ready at 6:29:59 so that when 6:30 comes and tom says "good evening," that you're ready. >> if the bird is up, i can just throw it to him. >> with minutes to go until the broadcast, the crowds and cheers reach a fever pitch. >> there's a guy coming across! cheryl! yeah. after you get done with segment three, they're coming across the wall right here. >> i remember tom saying to me at one point, "cheryl! cheryl! they're coming over the wall!" and i still get goosebumps when i remember that. he was there to record this, to report on it. >> it's amazing. >> we didn't know if they would shoot them with bullets. that had been the history of that wall. instead, they shot them with water cannons. and so people came over the wall drenched, wet with water cannon fire. they came over the wall with champagne bottles.

tom brokaw, nbc news, in the amazon. >>> and that will do it for us here. a reminder, nbc prime it. it comes up like a gust of wind. runs :07 ==jan/contvo== . >> if fire was so fast, you can't believe it. it comes up like a gust of wind. >> an all too familiar, destrugtive sight, a glowing wild fire wiped out does eps of homes in lake county. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us on this monday. i'm janell wang. >> not big in size yet, but the damage is extensive. this is the same region devastated last summer. let's get to the latest now. within the past hour governor brown has declared a state of emergency in lake county. heat and wind, we know this is a dangerous mix, and this is what is happening, the so-called clayton fire has now burned 4,000 acres but it is growing. nearly 200 homes and businesses have been destroyed with 1500 other structures still threatened. now, thousands of people have evacuated this area. cal fire tells us the clayton five is just 5% contained. >> we have a team of reporters in place covering all angles tv fire. begin with nbc jodi

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then it goes back to tom brokaw. and the next thing that tom brokaw does is bring on this guy. >> we want to go down to lisa meyers, who is with the media wizard of the vice president's campaign. >> yes, tom, i'm here with roger ailes, who has been called the ernest hemingway of campaign advisers who is immortalized in the selling of the president and tends to the vice president's image. one of the things that even george's friends say is that one of his biggest problems is his public persona. fixing that is your job. are we going to see a different george bush tomorrow night? >> i don't think you can fix a 64-year-old man who's been pretty well for himself. george bush is one of two men who is going to be president. and i think he's pretty good. i think he's under-rated. i think he gets up for the big game and he's about to launch into the fall campaign. i think he'll do fine. >> big difference between the fight of george bush who can be warm and witty and relaxed, and the man who appears in public, sometimes awkwar

tom brokaw heads deep into the amazon jungle to take a look at what some call the lungs of the earth. >> reporter: it is a world unto itself, of life where nature rules in every way. in the world. i first traveled to the amazon 25 years ago to see the work of scientists cataloging this treasure house of the natural world. so how many lifetimes would it take for you to know a lot more than you do now about what it's going on here? >> well, you know how it works, the more you know, the more you need to figure out. >> reporter: mario and scientists with brazil's national amazonian research. this is part of the national treasure of earth, right? >> the forest is very important for a lot of people. >> reporter: prized by scientists and fortune seekers alike. when you're in the rain forest, it has kind of a spiritual effect. nature's dangers, but because it's become a war zone between eke come gists, naturalists and people who want to develop this area. according to an international human rights organization, 24 activists have been killed for their work in the amazon in the first four month

for him, no man-made wonder can compete tom brokaw, nbc news, in the amazon. >>> and that will do it for us on this monday, a reminder, nbc prime time olympic >> now at 7 a developing story. training camp trouble in foxborough. one patriot injured and another tossed out of practice. >> reporter: comfortable overnight tonight. humidity and storms return tomorrow. >> anchor: family and friends remembering a jogger murdered in princeton. her killer still on the run. >> anchor: the olympics roll on team usa taking the competition to the next level. >> or somebody decided they didn't want the snake anymore. >> anchor: a snake sighting on the south coast. >> anchor: and sharing their wild story. >> 7 news at 7 starts now. >> anchor: first at 7 a developing story out of pats training camp. a patriot injured at practice. talking about star type and gronkowski getting hurt while on

for him, no man-made wonder can compete with the natural tom brokaw, nbc news, in the amazon. >>> and that will do it for us on this monday, a reminder, nbc prime time olympic coverage begins at >>> we're hear from the men who served 20 years for a murder did he can't commit. allegation that have the band us is -- suspend he had. >>> still on the seek end of moisture that stretches gear down to the gulf of mexico. we'll show what you that means for the rest of the forecast coming up. >>> we are live in rio as pip lee ans -- olympians people are to go gold. now, channel 3 >>> good evening, everyone. they are free at last. today, a judge in east chief lapped granted three men their freedom after they served 20 years for a crime they say they did not commit. channel 3 is -- has the reaction. >>> they were known as the east cleveland 3. they were convicted of march. it did are -- murder.

for him, no man-made wonder can compete with the natural tom brokaw, nbc news, in the amazon. >>> and that will do it for us on this monday, a reminder, nbc prime time olympic >>> michael, this is my last interview. >> it's my last interview with you, too. >> this is it! >> i wouldn't change who i am today for anything. >> how does nicole figure in that? >> as one era ends, a beautiful new one neither was a sure thing. michael shares his story of his now or never moment with nicole. >> she probably hated me at that point. she didn't want anything to do with me. >> he cocked it, put to it my forehead. >> the interview with ryan lochte and every shocking detail. >>> and nicole and katie's bond goes beyond the pool. >> ledecky is coming in.

that is northbound we in san jose, the closest exit is brokaw, follow us at abc7 news bay area for the latest updates with the backup extending. >> arizona is then for hot and dry weather. can you understand where a husky went wild the first time she saw a giant mud puddle. it is okay it is muddy, it is water, right? the husky was everjoyed and the family said the storms flooded their back yesterday and the dog saw i as the best thing ever. running around, and she can not get enough bouncing around, in the mud, and we have seen the videos of dogs seeing ocean for the first time, but small are scale but just as sweet. >> kids love mud puzzles. have a wonderful day. california's clean air laws we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids - not their profits. ♪ i wodon't know where i'd be without itre so whe

. >> your ceo described you as the tom brokaw in many ways of ukraine. what's your reach? you've been gone for 15 years. what's your reach like now? >> right now the last year we had research that we had seven million viewers for one of our television shows. so basically it is around 18 percent we have of, with other shows, we have 18% of ukrainian population. our viewers are informed people who are educated, informed. they want to know more. >> maria gonzalez is the director of the office of cuba broadcasting known more familiarly as radio and tv marti. when did that get started? >> the it was started 30 years ago. >> why? >> it was started to provide news to people of cuba by shortwave radio. it is still the way we get into cuba more often. out of three platforms, radio, digital and television, radio is the one still very useful. it is social media first. you go into cuba more often through social media because sites like ours are being blocked by the government of cuba so facebook is not. >> so where is your tv production facility and how does that end up on cuban satel

. >>> army captain khan back in 2004 as our tom brokaw reported. >> captain khan of bristol, virginia swimming to handicapped children while at the university of virginia. he was due to return home last month, but his iraq tour was extended. he died on june 8th. captain khan was 27 years old. >> khan's parents firing back this morning against donald trump, saying donald trump lacks the empathy and character to be president. >> this candidate amazes me in his ignorance. he can get up and malign the entire nation. the vengeance, the communities, the minorities, the judges and yet a private citizen in this political process,

as what i as what i was saying earlier tom brokaw was with us and pictures of this got back to steven spielberg and tom hanks and this 50th anniversary and all of the stories that i told because of it really led us to appreciate what the greatest generation had done. maybe's bond saving private ryan turned band of brothers, or at least creating new content from it. but clinton, he was trying to figure out what to do with the few minutes of time. he looks he looks at this little pile of rocks that i have put in position to basically mark the point at which he should go no further. i'm 75 feet away from him and i see him bending down in front of that pile of rocks. he hasn't been told what to do, he's just trying to wait for eddie adams to get ready for. he takes these rocks informs them into the shape of a white cross. the same indelible image he had seen day after day, for all of from all of those cemeteries. he just stands there looks at his cross. later that scene gets reported in what we call a pool reports. video of it gets looked at it and it becomes construed by people writing s

as i was saying earlier, tom brokaw was with us in pictures got back to steven spielberg and tom hanks. this 50th anniversary of the stories that are told because of it really got us to appreciate what the greatest generation had done. bb spawned band of brothers but he is creating content from the period of claim 10, just trying to figure what to do with a few minutes of time. he looks at this little pile of rocks that i put in position to basically mark the point of what she should go no further. i'm 75 feet away from him and i see him bending down in front of that pile of rocks. he hasn't been told what to do, is just trying to get ready for end and he takes these rocks informs them in the shape of the white cross, the same indelible image that he is seen day after day for all of those cemeteries and just stands back and looks at his cross. later that same gets reported and what we call a pool reporter. video packets with that and to become misconstrued by people writing the story and rush limbaugh as a quintessential image of clinton phony is said that he would do that. >> iowa sol

year with big journalists and people would pay a lot of money just to be able to sit next to tom brokaw or dan rather. i'm dating myself here. but people give money to philanthropic organizations for various reasons. and what is at issue here, to get to your -- is it ethical piece. as andrea said. from reading the ap story, i did not read anything that was remotely illegal. you want to talk about appearances, this whole story, the way it has been handled needs into the fair if i have the clintons can't be trusted. if you read the ap story, as difl i came away thinking, where is the beef here? if you're going to hang the entire story, you have no story. >> it doesn't seem straining to me. in fact my hunch is a lot of people who gave to the global initiative also gave to their campaigns. knew them socially. and jonathan is so right. a lot of people give money to politicians whatever the cause so they can sit next to them in a dinner. they like the close know of somebody important. >> a couple things. as you know, i'm a campaign consultant. we're having a conversation a little more than tw

costas profile athletes, see matt lauer interview gold medalists, and most importantly, hear tom brokaw say, "rio jee janeiro." [ laughter ] rio dee janeiro. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's the best. [ light laughter ] ? thank you, team u.s.a.'s opening ceremony outfits, for showing america that our athletes are ready and fired up -- to go to prep school in 1985? >> steve: yeah! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm down. ? thank you, olympic event logos, from the men's bathroom sign likes to stay active. [ laughter ] i mean, busy dude. >> steve: busy guy. >> jimmy: he does everything. >> steve: everything! swims. >> jimmy: like crossfit. >> steve: skis. everything. >> jimmy: everything. >> steve: just like james. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] ? >> jimmy: thank you, 74th annual golden globes, for letting me host next year. ? although, now that the globes are 74, they just renamed them the sag awards. [ laughter ] >> steve: hey! is that true? >> jimmy: that is not true. it's a joke. >> steve: they didn't. okay. ? >> jimmy: thank you, "the bachelorette," jojo, f

deirdre: i've heard both points, i heard tom brokaw talking about being at a camel cigarette news kefkigarette with camel signage behind him, there is the uncomfortable relationship with sponsored media. speaking of sponsors, cnn is cancelling dr. drew's show after he voiced concern for hillary clinton's health. here is a quick help. >> based on the information she provided and doctors provided, we were gravely concerned not just about her health care, not about her health but her health care. >> why? >> it's hard for people to understand. both of us concluding if we provided the care she was receiving, we'd be ashamed to show up in a doctor's lounge. laughed out. she's receiving 1950 level care by our evaluation. deirdre: we did reach out to dr. drew's pr camp and i want to read the statement. it says the decision to end the show came weeks before the hillary clinton health care comments. he is staying on as a regular contributor to cnn. these decisions are never made overnight and part of a larger rebranding at hln. tammy, knowing media, you know it well, that seems fairly reasonable

have seen so many crosses and reminders of the american sacrifice and as i was saying earlier, tom brokaw was with us and pictures go back to steven spielberg and tom hanks and i think this 50th anniversary and all the stories that were told because of it led to appreciate fo the greatest generations have done. maybe it spawned a band of brotherthe band ofbrothers for t from it. but quinten was trying to figure out what to do with the few minutes of time and he looked at this pile of rocks i put into position to basically be marked the point at which he should go no further. i'm 75 feet away and i see him bending down in front of that pile of rocks. he hasn't been told what to do and it's just trying to wait to get rid of him and he takes these rocks and forms them in the shape of the cross in the same image that he had seen day after day and just stand back there and looks at his cross. and later the scene gets reported and the video is looked at and it becomes construed by people writing about it and rush limbaugh as a quintessential that he would do something like that. i always though

there's brokaw, john chancellor. i like watching the maps get filled in. by the way, those maps we fill in every presidential election night, well, they used to do it a little differently than they do it now. see if you can spot what i mean. >> decision '76, nbc news continues its election night report. here's john chancellor and david brinkley. >> and first i'd like to give you a quick guided tour of our big beautiful map, so you can see what has been happening there, how the colors are coming in, which means which candidates are carrying which states. as you can see, there are six states illuminated in red, or dark gray. those are carter states. there's one state lit up in blue, indiana, and that's ford's one and only state so far. >> we have another state to project, nbc news projects jimmy carter the winner in florida. that was not a big surprise. he had campaigned down there. so had his running mate, but you see it on our map. >> the darker color, the blue, are states that have gone for carter. the yellow have gone for ford. >> at 8:15 eastern standar

. >>> army captain khan back in 2004 as our tom brokaw reported. >> captain khan of bristol, virginia, taught swimming to handicapped children while at the university of virginia. he was due to return home last month, but his iraq tour was extended. he died on june 8th. captain khan was 27 years old. >> khan's parents firing back this morning against donald trump, saying donald trump lacks the empathy and character to be president. >> this candidate amazes me in his ignorance. he can get up and malign the entire nation. the vengeance, the communities, the minorities, the judges and yet a private citizen in this political process, in his candidacy for the stewardship of this country. i cannot say what i feel. >> trump responding to that interview, tweeting that the family continues to viciously attack him. of course, this dust-up again after that speech at the dnc last week,ca zero karn said trump had sacrificed nothing and no one. here is how trump is hitting back on that. >> what sacrifice have you made for your country? >> i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, i've worked very, ver

my friend, tom brokaw, wrote a book called "boom" about it.nd other books have been written about it. i have got them now, 1964, 1965, 1966, you almost had to go through that era to experience it. we began the campaign -- dwight campaign. the three of us flew in a small plane out of laguardia, february 1, 1968 into logan, and then we took a car -- nick louis was the advance man -- took nixon up to new hampshire, where we got him name, room under a phony gentlemen chaplin. he was going into manchester the next day and sign up for the primary. and remember when we were going down the hall in this motel, chapman, of course richard nixon was going down the , hall, and this inebriated fellow was walking toward him. and he was oning toward him and he kept looking at him and looking at him, and as he passed by, and you could see there was some recognition on his face but not a great deal. so, that is how we got nixon into new hampshire. but that very day, the first day of the tet offensive in vietnam, and i was concerned because my little brother was

tom brokaw was lucky enough to explore it. his report from the amazon rainforest, a little bit later. amazing and beautiful. >>> let's check weather and traffic. >>> new problems on south i-25. lincoln, arapahoe, big slow downs. our new and improved cdot cam shows delays out of castle pines and castle rock. no two crashes. c-470 suffers because of the delay, about a 20 minute ride across highlands ranch and 32 minutes southbound from downtown to the tech center with some good news. west i-70 is back open at genesee. >>> rain in southwestern colorado. the rain will move north and there late in the day. the rain will be most generous along and south of i-70 this afternoon with severe storms not much of a dose not much of a concern. we can enjoy cooler air, clouds and rain showers with highs in the 80s late in the day. hotter in southeastern colorado and in the west with 70s and the mountains. an isolated storm or two in the best rain will be to the south, looking through the evening and tomorrow, partly thunderstorms tomorrow an

northbound 101 at brokaw road backed up into south san jose. cars moving 11 miles per hour.ome delays, as well. they are cleaning that accident up. and then altamont pass at i-680 about westbound 22 minutes cars moving about 38 miles per hour. so not too bad. but definitely slow. and then let's check the bay bridge toll plaza. the maze downtown will take you about 20 minutes so heavy and the toll plaza is backed up into the maze. then let's take a look at how it's looking outside, roberta. >> thank you, roqui. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at sfo. you have the planes all lining up there. we have delays up to 42 minutes on some arriving flights due to the low clouds and fog. temperatures in fact 50s and 60s. later today sun all the way back to pacifica. 70s, 70s, 80s -- 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s across the bay area. temperature 59 at the coast, 94 east in brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay and mountain house and antioch. clearlake and lakeport in the high 90s. thursday start to see a deepening marine layer leading to cooler temperatures friday and saturday, warm

. >> your ceo described you as the tom brokaw of ukraine. what is your reach?you been gone for 15 years. what is your reach like now? >> last year we had 7 million viewers for one of our television shows so basically it's around 18%. we have 18% ukrainian population for our shows. our viewers are informed people who are educated and informed. they want to know more. : >> that's how we worked out. >> where is your tv production facility and how does that end up on cuban satellite or keeping tv? >> we are based in miami, florida. it all started here in washington. it was a few years ago, quite a few years now that it was moved on to miami. our television signal is intended to get into the island. still satellite. some affiliations if those people had directv in cuba. so people go by the directv in the united states, and then they go back to cuba and to provide a service in the neighborhood. so they snake the signal of the directv and i have a lot of the miami channels. the last the most important thing we do is, the cubans do, i don't if you're familiar but there