there's the slow spot on northbound 101 approaching brokaw.here was an accident southbound >>> still looks like summer across the state with 100s in the central valley, and 111 in palm springs. 77 in monterey. 92 in yosmite with a threat of a thunderstorm. lake tahoe down to bishop and then this expands and moves northward tomorrow, and that's why we have the fire watch from 8:00 in the morning to 8:00 in the evening. we will have lows in the low to mid-40s, and highs in the low 80s for the holiday weekend. >>> breaking news in the east bay. brand-new video shows a a a a a hydrant sheared off. a speeding suv lost control and hit several trees and the hydrant on the corner of san pablo avenue and mead, and there's a good image of what is happening. we thank tony for sharing this video with us. that shows a lot of water on this street, so avoid the area if your commute takes you through oakland this morning. what a mess. >>> apple was working on a technology that would let you send text messages when you don't have reception. >> that project was

it's right around brokaw just around the airport.at's causing that slowdown for that stretch from 680. once you pass oakland road you're okay in towards the area of palo alto and 101, going at speed into the city. we have another crash over in the east bay where it did clear over in san leandro at marina boulevard. still slowing out of the area from oakland towards hayward. >>> here we go. that's why we look forward to the weekend after sitting in that commute. >> and dealing with the heat all week. >> some people just sit in more traffic trying to get somewhere for the weekend. let's stay at home and get a look at the temperatures. we're heading into a long holiday weekend for a lot of people. we know the roads can be quite congested no matter when you leave. so our temperatures will go from the low 90s back to the low 90s. but at least we won't have to deal with the high humidity in the inland valleys. for san francisco, it's going to be very popular to head to bay area beaches as well as san francisco where our temperatures stay i

paper from the government i detect to legislate against an ordeal break that it is clear that mr brokaw would facilitate such a move describing the government's moving out and outreach in addition the courts may take a hand with a scottish court action led by the for measurable jarana charity to see already until we however promise time to act has been severely limited by the government's moves no one can be sure high the strong will all play out over the next few weeks however to engage in some informed guess work alex is joining to victoria tara gardens by top political commentators peter oborne and steve richards if anyone knows what's going to happen then go. joins us from victoria that's right outside the palace of westminster where next week the m.p.'s return from the whole of this for a dramatic do new more of the bracks struggle no one really knows what's going to happen those early number of permutations but if anyone can help us understand that my guess the big computer or steve riches to double the of political commentary welcome to. peter if only knows the inner workings of

paper from the government i do tend to legislate against an ordeal break that it is clear that mr brokaw would facilitate such a move describing the government's moving out and outreach in addition the courts may take a hand with a scottish court action led by the for measurable jarana charity to see already until we however promise time to act has been severely limited by the government's moves no one can be sure how this drama will all play out over the next few weeks however to engage in some informed guesswork alex is joining to victoria tara gardens by top political commentators piece all born and steve richards if anyone knows what's going to happen then tivo boy joined us from victoria that's right those side the policy where.

i a massive i'm in school and i'm like women's football in general and so i really do think that brokaw says should take a punt with it you know it's still quite new it's still developing in a lot of the countries it's only become professional in the last few years that means that the quality of the football is getting better you know there is a real opportunity to showcase the sport which is not as tainted as men's full is you know there isn't that there's massive sponsorship deals there isn't you know all the issues that come with men's football you know the fact that it isn't accessible you have to pay so much to watch a lot of thought isn't that with women's football you can go to a match for relatively cheap you know in the u.k. in particular and you can go and inspire that next generation the u.k. is a really good example because the government has actually put it on the crown jewels list which means that it is going to have to be on free to as heavey for the facade of a future and i wouldn't be surprised if fisa tries or even you know. with champions league all with the year as t

i a massive i'm in school and i'm like women's football in general and so i really do think that brokaw says should take a punt with it you know it's still quite new it's still developing in a lot of the countries it's only become professional in the last few years that means that the quality of the football is getting better you know there is a real opportunity to showcase the sport which is not as tainted as men's full is you know there isn't that there's massive sponsorship deals there isn't you know all the issues that come with men's football you know the fact that it isn't accessible you have to pay so much to watch it all of that isn't that with women's football you can go to a match for relatively cheap you know in the u.k. in particular and you can go and inspire that next generation the u.k. is a really good example because the government has actually put it on the crown jewels list which means that it is going to have to be on free to as heavey for the facade of a future and i wouldn't be surprised if fisa tries or even you know. with champions league or with the euro as they

have a massive i'm in school and i'm like women's football in general and so i really do think that brokaw says should take a punt with it you know it's still quite new it's still developing in a lot of the countries it's only become professional in the last few years so it means that the quality of the football is getting better you know there is a real opportunity to showcase the sport which is not as tainted as you know there isn't that there's not a sponsorship deals there isn't you know all the issues that come with men's football you know the fact that it isn't accessible you have to pay so much to watch it all of that isn't that with women's football you can go to a match for relatively cheap you know in the u.k. in particular and you can go and inspire that next generation the u.k. is a really good example because the government has actually put it on the crown jewels list which means that it is going to have to be on free to as heavey for the facade of a future and i wouldn't be surprised if fisa tries or even with the champions league over the year as they try to make sure that i

but, you know, sometimes -- i mean, tom brokaw, he slept with margaret thatcher to get more info on theory? >> didn't get one piece of information about the falkland islands. >> stephen: wow. he also said she was a bengal tiger in the sack. ( laughter ) >> stephen: sadly, we have to take another break. please don't go away. we'll be back with more of mr. ron burgundy! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ s before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? (vo) cascade platinum does the work for you. prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. (mom) wow! that's clean! (vo) cascade platinum. with apples mand cinnamon notes.. and ignite your mood. true fragrance. crafted only by glade. s.c. joh

we were all inside the factory with artificial lighting big stage tom brokaw huge screens. i. then open the doors of this giant assembly bay a new roles this beautiful beautiful. there it is sitting in the sun and we all stream outside and we'll touch it. and none of us know that. and i'm reassured by all the executives involved that it's going to fly within 2 months. what i realized walking around it is that you could you know. look up in the wheel well and you can see daylight. we learn that the whole thing was shot. beautiful isn't absolutely beautiful. they roll like this fish airplane. i realize the doors are made of plywood this plan that we were admiring was completely a shell inside none of this would be possible of course without exceptional leadership there's only 2 conclusions you can draw you have executives there who are either in which case they're clueless because they're going to get caught in 2 months or you have a complete disconnect between the people who are working on the play and the engineers and the executives who are saying this and so to each and ever

we were all inside the factory with artificial lighting big stage tom brokaw a huge screen. then they opened the doors of this giant assembly bay in rolls this beautiful beautiful. now. and there it is sitting in the sun and we all stream outside and we'll touch it. and none of us know that. and i'm reassured by all the executives involved that it's going to fly within 2 months. what i realized walking around it is that you could you know. look up in the wheel well and you can see daylight. we learn that the whole thing was shot. beautiful isn't absolutely beautiful. they roll like this fig airplane. i realize the doors are made of plywood this plan that we were admiring was completely a shell inside none of this would be possible of course without exceptional leadership there's only 2 conclusions you can draw you have executives there who are either lying in which case they're clueless because they're going to get caught in 2 months or you have a complete disconnect between the people who are working on the play and the engineers and the executives who are saying this and s

walked away from the news game, any former journalist who says they't and i'm talking to you, tom brokawyour [ bleep ] together and get back on the air. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hold on now, ron [ laughter ] get back on board here let's talk about the podcast the run burgundy podcast, season two launched today, iheart radio iheart.com, the app. where do you podcast from? >> a room. [ laughter ] a room with a microphone and chairs >> jimmy: yeah that's the set up there? >> it's myself, my assistant and producer carolina and a bottle of scotch we just keep it loosy goosy. >> jimmy: wow. interesting. >> it's all about the benjamins. >> jimmy: yeah well, you say that because every episode starts with a sponsor on all of your episodes of the podcast. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is there any sponsor you turn down? >> oh, of course all the time >> jimmy: oh really? >> yeah. i'm not -- you know, i don't have to listen to the man, no. no, no so i turn things down all the time >> jimmy: who have you turned down >> unless they offer me cash [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: then, it's all about the benjamins. >> i

baker who is in aid in the senate and he was under investigation and what i learned in talking to tom brokaw. members of. quite well that both cvs have the goods on lbj, then the full dossier and ready to go public with it. when he was assassinated they made a decision to put her back in the box. this is really important because the country is been through such a dramatic transition that you cannot have a situation where he was assassinated, scandal breaks and at the height of the cold war the president of the united states has to resign. there is noteworthy for the moment so there's no provision for replacing the president, they had flipped the speaker in the president and it would've gone to the speaker of the house as acting president and then the secretary of state would had to schedule a special election. so this is an interesting ethical issue to debate in the context of history. -- i should have the name but -- the country has been through dramatic transition and what was also fascinating, we all know the story how bobby kennedy hated lbj, what was very clear to the kennedys when they

tom brokaw said it earlier. walmart is america. >> yes. >> walmart is the largest employer in the united states. one of the largest sellers of assault style weapons. could we see big business take action after the shooting in parkland we saw dig's sporting goods say, we are not going to sell these type of weapons anymore. we know it hurt their bottom line. but they stood by it. >> listen, walmart has such an important role to play here. and i think they can do three different things. one, i think they can announce we're going to stop selling guns until we raise the standard of gun ownership in america. >> they have raised the age. >> the age to 21. two, they can say we're going to stop giving dollars to lawmakers who are backed by the nra. that's going to be massive. and, three, we're going to start investing in the communities that we serve and we're going to start funding gun buybacks to get some of those guns off the street. walmart is such a major player. they are so large that if they really decided to lean

people like cheney and don rumsfeld defense secretary instead of people like james baker and prince brokawdvised the first bush administration on these issues and it got to the point where her son told her to knock it off. that he was the president he wasn't under the control of cheney he was making the decisions. at that point she backed off kind of. i've never told the story i didn't put it in the book but just between us and c-span. [laughter] at one point i was interviewing her in the living room and her aide came in and said that george w. bush was on the phone and she said, i will call him back. so she did the interview and then called him back. >> to watch the rest of susan paige talk visit our website at booktv.org and type her name or the title of her book "the matriarch" using the search box at the top of the page. >> here is a look at some books being published this week. in radicals, resistance and revenge Ãbargues liberals are trying to destroy american values. journalist caitlin moscatello reports on the rise in first-time female candidates since the 2016 election in "see jan

. >> joining us now from nbc news tom brokaw.pproach to gun violence joins us now. mike. >> you and chris talking stronger begun -- gun legislation. people will say nothing is ever going to happen. your response. >> my response from watching this from montana like i have been, it looks to me we are moving towards our own home-grown 9/11. people have access to social media to stir things up and then get their hands on automatic weapons that as said should be outlawed. they have military weapons designed to do one thing. kill. i have guns. my guns are secured at a gun shop in town. the man that owns that shop came with just a gas station. he added a deli and even added a car charging station. one-third of his business five years ago was conventional fishing gear maybe a shotgun or two. one-third of his building is devoted to these kinds of weapons. not that he's a crazed guy. he's in the business of doing that. it is legal. that's what his customers want. that's where we are. you mix in social media with that and the stuff that goe

propaganda to owning not only the people in hong kong but for a domestic audience as well we did that brokaw said on chinese state t.v. people here telling it then make it right now from night to night the price said go on is the police by that they say police of becoming increasingly aggressive in the handling of protests and perhaps being in bold and as well by the time the lines away and for beijing already to view correspondent charlotte shell some tell reporting for us in hong kong thank you charlotte. social media has played an important role in the hong kong protests activists have been using apps like twitter and telegram to organize rallies and inform protestors about times and dates and places and now they're adding more creative methods to their arsenal to widen their reach reporter terry chen is from hong kong and she's been looking into the story for us hi cherry what kind of tools are we talking about here so from telegram and. put us in hong kong they're actually using such as they think at to spread political messages so what happens is that many people they will put politica