governor christie: it's funny. the first time in 2003 that mary pat and i went out to dinner with donald and melania, then his girlfriend, not his wife, and we got in the car after we left dinner. we had been at dinner two hours. we got in the car and she said, my god, i'm exhausted. [laughter] governor christie: going back that same word. going back before he was presidential candidate, i was u.s. attorney and he was a business man in new york and new jersey, sometimes being with him can be exhausting and i think that the issue here, though, this president, everything is a negotiation and in context what he's done his whole life which he believes negotiations can be as rough and angry and difficult as he wants to make them but in the end the person on the other side of the table wants a deal, he wants a deal and all's forgiven if we get a deal. now, i don't know if that same context will work in all the different global issues he's confronting but that's his context as a real estate developer in a pretty tough pla

christy: we wanted to elicit a response.wanted people to see something that would strike them to their core. jessica: but there was a price for progress. nearly half of the museum of the confederacy's members went away. not before the angry calls and letters. christy: i have no wish to fully explore the so-called colored, black, or negro experience.ot approve of chrico. so that's where we are. jessica: but the mayor of richmond does approve of coleman, appointing her co-chair of the commission tasked with deciding what to do with the city's confederate monuments -- robert e lee, jeb stewart, jefferson davis, and others. in the former capitol of the confederacy, passions over the past flaring up once again. >> they're taking my statues down but putting their statues up? >> if this is your heritage, your heritage is hate. christy: what we find is less than 20% want them completely removed, less than 20% want them to stay exactly as they are. the majority have some really way. jessica: proposals include adding context, descript

of christy coleman.that'sss where we are. jea: but the mayor of richmond does approve of coleman,ppointing her co-chair of the commission tasked with heciding what to do with t city's confederate monuments -- robert e l, jeb stewart, jefferson davis, and others. in the former capitol of the confederacy,laassions over the paring up once again. >> they're taking my statues down but putting their statues up? >>f this is your heritage, your heritage is hate. christy: what we find is less than 20%ant them completely removed, less than 20% want thex to stay tly as they are. the majori have some really interesting dynamics along the way. jessica: proposals include adding context, descriptions near the monuments, or perhaps even erecting additional statutes. -- statues. christy: i think what is happening is healthy for this community. frankly, when i look at then' statues, they dot have the same power for me. i understand them and the environment which they were built. but for people who have a truly l of this,

governor christie? chris: the country elected a disruptor and the most unusual political act in my lifetime to be president. and so i think conventional analysis of what will happen in the mid terms probably falls short. we won't know in what way it falls short until it actually happens but it will fall short of any type of normal predictive model. because the one thing i think that both republicans and democrats could probably oy agree on is that a majority of the people in the united states are disgusting with this town. now, there's disgust from totally at times different places, sometimes the same place. but they're not happy with washington, d.c. and so i think that's a reflection of why you see so many retirements. a lot of people get that sense, they go back to their districtism can tell you in my particular district which should normally be one of the safest republican districts in a state ke new jersey that had congressman rodney frelinghuysen rep represent -- representing it since 1994, so for

christy: so, that's complicated.st of all, i'm loving getting all of these emails asking me to opt back in, because it means that the ones i don't respond to will hopefully go away, but you actually have to be very, you know, pay very close attention. you have to read them, they're already starting to imbed fine print at the bottom that says, "and if you continue using our service, then we'll just assume that you just opted in," and so, you know, they'regoing e to try to be clever. i think what's going to be really interesting to watch is how-- where the accountability comes in. gdpr is really the broadest, in this space, and it actually has teeth to it, right? there are actual financial penalties for don't protect your data, that don't protect your privacy. laura: if you're in the e.u., though, i mean-- christy: it doesn't just apply to--if you are a u.s. business, and you have employees that came from the e.u., if you have customers in the e.u., if people are taking your products to europe, or you have europeans co

crypto news with jeffrey tucker the editorial director of the institute for economic research and christy i the co-founder and managing partner at the tech trader fun plus we have the latest on the battle in seattle as pressure from businesses like the eight hundred pound gorilla amazon and starbucks successfully opposed a head tax to alleviate the dire homelessness problem in the emerald city will be joined by seattle city councilwoman to schama so as one who holds no punches in her critical to critique about amazon and other big businesses all of that ahead but first let's have some headlines the brave new world of media mergers has arrived and as predicted and comcast has offered a sixty five billion dollars deal all cash for twenty first century fox the bid sets up a fight with the walt disney company which also seeks to acquire fox disney c.e.o. robert iger as essentially wage his future in the c.e.o. position on winning the media war adding to the drama mr iger also is believed to have held a corporate grudge against comcast since twenty fourth when comcast tried to acquire disney t

. >> i said, i think i'm rhonda christie, or do you know rhonda patricia christie. and then there was a long pause. >> pepper's story had many ups and downs. >> when i looked at the e-mail, i just couldn't even believe it. >> but after so many tears, so many years, and so many turns in her story -- >> i was like, whoa. >> -- there are still more stunning twists to be revealed. >> that's amazing. it's the best gift ever. >> "lost and found." hello. i'm craig melvin. welcome to "dateline extra." a young girl was abducted at the age of 4 and raised by her kidnapper. for the next four decades, she searched for her family, her name and herself. her story has an extraordinary ending and, as it turns out, that ending was just the beginning. here is keith morrison. >> our story begins with this mother of a teenage daughter. a woman who would spend most of her life trying to figure out who she was. what was her name? where did she come from? we'll tell you about her long search, her discovery finally of what felt like truth. but as you'll soon see, real truth can be elusive.

>> christi, i don't know for sure. my sense of what's going on here is that so much has happened so quickly in the relationship, or at least the tentative relationship between washington and pyongyang that the united states is, i think, very sensibly sending signals to its regional allies in the area saying, look, our basic policy hasn't changed. and secretary mattis is reminding the japanese and the singaporeans and the thai and even the south koreans that our commitment to making sure there's freedom of navigation in the south china sea hasn't changed. china is a very important player in our conversation with north korea. we need china to be helpful to us. we don't want the japanese and the filipinos to think we no longer have their back. >> planning some sort of summit between president trump and president putin most likely would discuss syria, ukraine, nuclear arms control. how does president trump balance that when simultaneously there's this investigation by mueller? >> christi, if there were a normal presidency,

>> well, here is the thing, christi.manyas in puerto rico that could not be gotten to right after the hurricane or at least that is what government officials said, what always astounded me, christi, is that cnn was able to get our reporters to these places and many times, these reporters were the first people that puerto ricans saw after the hurricane. to me, that is embarrassing and shameful that the u.s. government could not get people there, people who were focused on saving people's lives and recovery, but our own reporters were able to get there. now it is difficult to have an official count but the reason why i believe and so many people on the island believe that the number is going to tragically be above 5,000 is because there were stories and you all did a piece about this right after hurricane maria, of people that were actually having -- this is so horrible to say -- but they were keeping their bodies of their loved ones who had passed away during the hurricane or right after because of lack of medical attenti

it's a club that allowed christy to have a strong bond with bill. >> the pig is super sweet. help her take care of it and i'm so proud of kory for stepping up. >> reporter: it's off to auction. faa leaders say all proceeds from the sale of bell will be donated to christy's family >> i hope she's looking down on us, cheering us on. >> i'm hoping she's thinking i'm doing a good job. >> the auction will take place on saturday at the san joaquin county fairgrounds. >>>2000 more electric vehicle chargers will pop up across the bay area. the stations will be added at work places, schools, transportation hubbs and apartment complexes. >>> firefighters hope new technology on their helicopters will save homes this summer. orange county fire crews tested a new fire hydrant yesterday. it's a tank. firefighters can remotely fill up the tank with out of ground crew. that means helicopters don't have to fly to reservoirs. officials hope it will drastically reduce turn around times for water drops. >>> game ers flocking to the largest video game of the year. the new tech coming out of the e

larry o'brien trophy in hand, christie. >> reporter: that's right. i have to tell you the warriors certainly got a welcome that was fit for back-to-back nba champions. hey, how are you? congratulations! they just landed at about 4:15. of course, as you said, three wins in the past four years. when their plane actually pulled up, there was a water rinse that went over the plane. of course the first out were finals mvp kevin durant, and he was carrying his trophy. of course steph curry was carrying the larry o'brien nba championship trophy with him as well. of course there were a screams out here. media, also warriors employees to welcomehe people including sean livingston also outside the gate. hundreds of fans came to welcome them. >> this is special every year. it was harder to get here this year, but just to be able to come home and put it up, it's awesome. >> i just wanted to be a part of this whole winning season. i was at the oracle last night, and it was amazing. >> we broke so many records throughout in championship run. i hope they continue i

reporting live in emeryville, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. stay with nbc bay area on tuesday, throughout the day, and night, we're going to have all of your election day news and results both on air own anliand. a special one-hour newscast at 11:00 that night as well. >>> tomorrow, a court appearance for a man accused of a christmas day pier attack. in april, his lawyers ask eed f tomorrow's hearing for a possible plead change. jamison was arrested on december 20th and stands accused of planning a bombing and shooting at the pier. he allegedly revealed key ta eef his plot to isis members that were undercover fbi agents. >>> aft stabbing last night in e east bay at the el cerrito b.a.r.t. station. carl johnson stabbed a man in the stomach. not known if they knew each other. the victim was air lifted to john muir trauma center with serious injuries. >>> anxiety and confusion in downtown san diego today. after shots rang out very near a marathon. police sayomeone flagged down an officer this morning, claiming a driver had hit them then sped off.

nbc bay area's christie smith is live in pacifica where it all happened. christie? >> reporter: well, terry, fortunately they have been reunited with family today, but, boy, what an ordeal they went through. three hikers including two young teens spent the night out here near the bottom of the cliff. >> you know, they just went out for a late hike, and i guess the tide came in, and they had to go to higher ground. >> reporter: family members waited for the rescue as a chp helicopter moved in to hoist them up and off a cliff to safety. they were stranded overnight after a walk by the shore near pacifica. >> the kids look like they're okay, so, you know, we're going to make sure they're all right and take them home. >> reporter: the trio spent a long, cold night near an unmaintained path. >> the tide came in and they were trapped. >> reporter: firefighters say there were rescue attempts last night but crews were hampered by high lity, and steep terrain. an inspector says if someone is going hiking to stick to well lit hours and stresses people be aware of the tide. >>

christy, you're so kind. thank you, gary.e to rr to take that home. >> go portugal. >> that's what it is. i was tryg to take caitlin roth and i are both rooting for portugal. so, all right. >> buy. >> moving onni tot, president trump adversarialth relationshi press. at least he never called a new conference where he insulted journalists and burned underwear.>> the giant red bri been done by another president. they are more boxers, boxer brief, who they were similar to a pair that cz prank stirs flue from flag pole in a prote against him. after lighting the giant underwear on fire withoelp from firemen, he said time of underwear in politics is over. sorry to make you look like little eaiots. you ry don't deserve it and we're back a this >>> ♪ . >>> elon musk sells electric cars trying to pioneer space travel. for some reason successfully created flame throwers sold on ebay and doesn't le the media. he lucrative deal to bolsterld chances to bui high per lube up and down the east coast and link up baltimore and dc in 15 minutes.

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us in san francisco with answers. christie? >> reporter: well, ra thave bee here even recently, a little closer to the bridge andre has ' attention is the amount of ship strikes in a short amount of time. the blue whale was a juvenile female that washed ashore. >> the bones is where we find the story, that she was struck by a ship. >> reporter: barney is with the marine mammal center, part of the team that conducted a necropsy. since early last month, five whales have come ashore in the bay area. typically gray whales or fin whales, four likely struck by ships. >> bone fractures, sometimes fractured skulls. >> blue whales are highly endangered. >> reporter: dr. sean johnson says whales are migrating and there are more ships now, an issue that has brought changes. >> giving the ships more options, more lanes to dcome ino the so bay. there's the option to slow down. >> reporter: but as researchers, they work to find out what's afecting animals it. he thinks technology could be a real help. >> to the policymakers and politicians s

but nevertheless, governor christie, governor dean, thank you so much for being here. we are more than halfway through the 2018 primary season. there is, i think it's fair to say, more on the line than usual. an unusually high number of retirements in congress, especially on the gop side. democrats clearly sense a chance to take control of the house. both mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer say that the senate is in play, too. to the extent that elections mirror the moment in a society, i'll ask each of you, what are these midterms about? what do they represent for where we are as a country? governor christie, i'll let you get a first shot. >> you know, the country elected a disrupter and the most unusual political actor in my lifetime to be president. and so, i think any conventional analysis of what will happen in the midterms probably falls short, and we won't know in what ways it falls short until it happens, but it will fall short of any type of normal predictive model, because the one thing i think that both republicans and democrats could probably agree on is that

i want the best for them, like any mom would want. >> reporter: christie in her sixth try at recovery hopes to leave this summer after a typical six-month stay. >> really feel this time it will be different? >> yeah. >> because of this place? >> because of this place. they have changed me. i strongly feel this place saved my life. >> reporter: in its first two years, at least 34 mothers completed the program. maryville believes all maintained the recovery and taking care of their children. ron allen, nbc news, chicago. >> we wish them all the best. >>of many across the country. a random act of kindness that left passengers on board a recent alaska airlines flight feeling a little bit better about the world. tim cook was flying alone from portland to loss los last week when flight attendants realized he might need help. he is blind and deaf. so the flight attendants asked if anyone on board knew american sign language. that's when 15-year-old clara daly volunteered. turns out she was learning it for a past year and kneeled next to cook signing into his hand so he could feel it and unde

. >> christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christy was tweeting updates on the rescue all day. you can follow our twitter feed for up to the minute information on all of the top stories. our handle there, @nbcbayarea. >>> new video surfaced this weekend showing a tesla burning in west hollywood. mccormick shot the cell phone video of her husband's electric car burning near santa monica boulevard. she said the battery pack caught fire friday afternoon as she was driving in normal traffic, firefighters quickly put out the flames. tesla says it is investigating that situation. mccormick added that the tesla model involved in that fire did not have an autopilot feature. >>> 7:07, much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, a possible situation to how high prices in the bay area, talking about the down sizing first of its kind festival and what you need to know before buying a tiny home. >>> a special delivery. no doctor in sight for a woman delivering a child in antioch. but two police officers answered that call. details of the surprise delivery and why it meant so much to o

that i don't think i got that christie had for years oh. god. no no no here's some other records public servants help to keep hidden records of prosecutorial misconduct for more on this raging controversy let's go to redacted correspondent only care of an e. . and unprecedented law in new york prosecutors more accountable. no no no that's not spicy enough let's do it again if governor cuomo signed this. thousands will be set free. that was way too dramatic let's. get the documents and the criminal code but we'll get you. no no too derivative not my voice at all new york lawmakers voted a bill that would fix the most broken part of the justice system let's just go with that the bill creates the first ever independent commission to monitor this conduct prosecutors the reason why many innocent new yorkers go to prison and as a journalist i have important questions like what is a prosecutor there are lawyers and you can distinguish them from the other lawyers because they're the biggest on law and order s v u. and prosecutors will do anything for th

chris christie, that this will be a referendum on president trump. did you you're suggestingst it's a referendum on washington at large. that it's a disfunctional place. president trump has been in office for now a year and a half. to what degree does he own that dysfunction? >> a lot! [ laughter ] >> yeah, as he said, i hated this place when i got here. i still hate it. and whenever i leave, i'm going the hate it. this is why it's different. i think howard is right. you think almost every time amid term election, it's a referendum on the president. we probably have about the same batting average on predictions, you know! he did predict the democrats would win the house! having been involved in elections both winning and losing, we're sitting here in june and our ability to know what people are caring about the first week of november is minimal. but i think what the president will attempt to do is to say -- when people say they're awful, don't make it worse. give me the people i need to straighten it out. ignoring the fact that he's had legislative m

nbc bay area's christie smith is in the thick of it. when we last show you, it looks like the fans got a chance to get some up close and personal moments. >> reporter: well, it was just that kind of day out here. you know, seeing this really never gets old. right now the players, we did see steph curry out here. they were reunited with family and friends who had been waiting here. of course, yes, they did get a welcome befitting nba champions. as you said, three wins in four years. now, this is the plane they got off of at around 4:15. the first two players off the plane, steph curry carrying the larry o'brien nba trophy, and kevin durant, finals mvp trophy. everyone out here, of course, wanting pictures of them and pictures of trophy. at one point i think steph actually took pictures of the scene that was out here with the media and employees of the warriors that were out here out front welcoming them back. moments ago we heard from coach steve kerr. >> this was a long year, a long, difficult season, but definitely all worth it in the

some of governor christie's minions allegedly conspired to jam up traffic for a few days.t's a town with a jokey history of corruption. it's also where my beloved hiram's is.

but here is the difference, christi.to protect immigrants, democrats stood up to him. democrats went and got a -- in front of the white house. we took on our party leadership. i don't see them doing that. words are easy. they need to ferociously denounce these policies. look. it is how they are going to vote. and if there is one glue that keeps the republican party together in the house, we got up to -- let me see -- 216 signatures. we were two signatures short so that we could have a vote to free dreamers, right? and we couldn't get them! we could barely get 20 republicans to do it. >> we have so many people -- >> they are afraid of -- >> but we have so many people who are -- we have so many people who are blaming president trump for this. what we are seeing the last 48 hours, yes, in terms of this practice of separation. but there are also a lot of people who say there have been years for congress to take this up and to have some sort of legislative physical. why is this so elusive and who do you blame in congress for

nbc bay area's christie smith is live in oakland tonight. christie, organizers a million e to join the celebration. >> reporter: that's right. the parade starts one block that way but can really see the transformation is under way in downtown oakland. you drive around and see barricades like this and over here, this is a dramatic change. the artis who's been working on this actually started today and it's already come a long way. rows of no parking signs are going up in downtown oakland. so are the banners for the warriors' championship gpa to s? >> k.d., klay, kerr, basically everyone. >> reporter: mom, angie esteban knows where to stake out a spot. >> the first two are also good, this one is a third's a charm. >> reporter: the warriors want to make this celebration more free flowing, interactive with more fans along the route, and more access to players and staff without the end rally. we caught up with mayor schaaf who welcomes the new feel. >> hear from the different players. instead of baking in the sun waiting for the rally to start is

in germany a controversial new law in the region of bavaria now blood used that christie and crosses that displayed at the entrances of public buildings so your correspondent. clearly visible crosses are to go up in some public buildings like courthouses police stations and city halls like this one here in bavaria it's also a new law regarding crucifixes came into effect on the first of june the plan comes courtesy of a ferry is a new president marcus soda and his reasoning is that this is supposed to reinforce bavarian identity in the face of large scale integration given by and signal to see a signal of phil for sure and certain but various we want to state our western christian culture and that is why clearly we don't get rid of crosses but hang them up this is not an attack on others but only a cultural symbol which we especially appreciate in the various public opinion shows that almost sixty percent of the variance actually support the move but when we spoke to people on the streets of nuremberg opinion was more finely balanced i don't think it's a good idea. because it has not

reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> great job, christie. thank you very much. >>> so clear your calendar because we have another parade. this coming tuesday, june 12th, our third warriors parade in four years. this one's going to be a little different than years gone by. the players will be part of a brief rally. that's before the parade, not after the parade. the rally is before the parade. here's what else you need to know. fans can start lining up along the route at 6:30 in the morning. parade gets rolling about 11:00 a.m. it starts at 11th and broadway, ends at oak and 13th near lake merit. we've posted this map and all the details on our website. between the giants and the warriors, this is actually our years. if you can't be there in person on tuesday, we've got you covered. we're going to broadcast the parade. it begins at 10:00 in the morning, our coverage does, right here on nbc bay area. laura britt continues with our covera coming up in minutes. >>> some people celebrated last night's warriors win with their cars. take a look at

. >> reporter: this s fun-filled dayn approach to helping moms like christie fight years of addiction to heroin and pain pills. her motivation? heryear-old son jace. >> i wake up happy and grateful ery day now. he is my everything. he brighte day. >> reporter: christie is part of the mother's recovery a unique program in chicago that keeps mothers and their throughout the er addiction recovery process and in a safe and stable place. >> if i didn't have my son here it would be tayre difficult to safe. >> there's a lot of thinking that children need to be sheltered from the ugly side of life. we believe that famies are far better off staying together. >> reporter: while the kids go to school or day care, the moms get counseling and htreatment along w lessons on becoming better parent ice that comes from mother and being attentive. >> reporter: healthy eating, patience. >> miskatrina taught me h to deal wit his temper tantrums, how to correctly ip dine him. >> i'm always in awe of these women because no matter what the battles are, t struggles are, they continue. >> reporter: audrey nels

christi?chez. >> brian robinson, former south regional director for obama 2012. and cnn political commentator david swarlich. david, let me start with you. the president says that the relationship with the allies is a ten here. the president gets to frame this first because he's leaving early. but we will hear from these other allies and what we've seen over the last several days, the smiling and jokes aside, is that it may not be a ten. >> think about this like high school. the least prepared student shows up late to class. the president showed up late to the breakfast among his colleagues, then starts answering all the teachers' questions and getting it wrong. the president and our allies in the g7 have, you know -- had some strained relations over trade. the president starts it out in a meeting designed to bring people together by kicking out russia over crimea. when asked by a reporter he said something happened. not mentioning, until our cnn colleague pointed out to him it was the russian

howard dean and chris christie previewing the 2018 midterm election with npr rachel martin. the discussion caught up with the leadership coalition annual summit in washington. it is 50 minutes. we will show you what we can until the rally gets underway and self-reliant. [applause] >> thank you for having us. it was not lost on me in the green room that here we are. [laughter] to former governors, two former presidential candidates. there's not very much personality in these two guys. a nice girl from public radio in the middle trying to moderate the situation. [laughter] the subtitle to this is looking forward to the midterm election red blue and purple we are going to unpack some politics and bridge the gaping partisan divide. we will try to leave sometime at the end. we will try to bridge the partisan divide. i just got back from singapore for the summit between president trump and kim jong-un and it struck me this morning i saw in the daily beast they did their own poll with a rather shocking results. according to the republicans that they pulled, those republicans now ha

reporting live in concord, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> okay, christie, thank you. >>> we are just hours away from the hillary clinton taking center stage in san francisco. the former presidential candidate actually in just momentarily she's going to be addressing a group that advocates for gun violence reform. the group is the giffords law center in san francisco. tonight is the anniversary gala in san francisco. the group is named in honor of gabby giffords, the former arizona congresswoman shot in 2011. since then, she's worked to tighten gun laws and stem gun violence. >>> a health scare in the east bay. the warning being given to pregnant women and young children. >>> plus, should we get rid of daylight's savings time? the reason voters can finally get a say in this matter. >>> one of the hottest spots this week has been concord. today, though, only 85. right now down to 79. we'll talk about colder temperatures coming our way and let you know how much to drops tomorrow in about eight minutes. e hall of justice today. >>> a disturbing crime. grizzly, really, took center st

ron christie, thank you very much indeed. ron christie, thank you very much indeed.is way too hot. come to singapore they said. what they didn't tell me isjust how humid it is. i tell you i am wilting. the fraser ties have gone. and were it not for the fact that i have a secret weapon. the pink fan. and they mock me but they all get up here and they are clamouring for the pink fan. it is absolutely sublime as you are standing here under the lights. it isa standing here under the lights. it is a life—saver. but kathie kay said to me, if you go to singapore, do not dare come back without anything. there is a picture of professor robert kelly, who also liked the pinkfan, but robert kelly, who also liked the pink fan, but i have been wandering around looking for some memorabilia and if you go downtown and it is a marketing man's dream and like a magpie i am showing you what i have got so far. this is the local newspaper and it has got kimjong—un and donald trump on it. not only that, you get your own fan. you can be found by a dictator in singapore. but this is my favour

martin and christi?> sarah west don't swood, thanr that bringing us up-to-dates on the events in d.c. >>> errol louis and siraj hashmi are with us now. errol, first to you. let's listen to senator here. he was ruminating over what is happening with the families in the last couple of days. let's listen. >> i just think -- i kept thinking about my grandkids under 6 and what would happen to them. if their parents' lives were at risk to take a journey, in some cases, thousands of miles and to have them subjected to that. it's incomprehensible to me and should be to everyone. >> representative there. errol, do you believe that what we have seen over the last 48 hours is going to help congress in some way formulate something that will stop this? >> well, it all depends on whether or not republican house members are going to take similar passion into their meeting with the president. now whether they are going to applaud take pictures with them and vow and out some kind of defense to these policies. . people ar

thank you, christie. >>> well, the heat is on so many of us are heading to the coast. but here's the warning. swim or surf at your own risk. that's the message from the santa cruz county sheriff's department after a shark was spotted off the coast. now, warning signs, as you can see, are now up along the beach and trailheads in that area. deputies also notified the seascape resort is aptos. here's why. just last weekend, that 5-year-old great white shark washed ashore right near the resort. >>> in zroosanta cruz, it's a blessing and a curse of a booming job market. near record-low unemployment is making it tough for many businesses in popular tourist cities like santa cruz to find ardwrkk with a curious solution. anoushah, the answer is, aim lower? >> reporter: that's right. the answer is hire 14-year-olds. now, the worker shortage is not just a problem here at the boardwalk, it is also a problem for local businesses downtown. one business owner telling me, it's not just the low unemployment, it might also be because of the high coast of living here in the bay area. fr

christie smith is live with why they are taking a serious look at that intersection now. >> reporter: we came here to the hospital, and we are told that officer is here with family members and fellow officers. now initially, he was listed in critical condition, but late this afternoon police and the hospital spokesperson said that was upgraded to serious. >> just heard an extremely loud thud and walked outside. >> reporter: nathan rockhold says he first spotted a car missing its bumper, then noticed a san francisco police officer and its motorcycle on i side. >> soon after i walked out, the cop set out and took off his helmet. and the person who was in the car, vehicle came out, was in scrubs and telling him, the police officer, not to move. >> reporter: he believes the driver i in the collision has a medical background and offered help as paramedics arrived. police said the 12-year veteran was in critical condition. >> the motorist involved in the collision is cooperating with our investigatio >> reporter: a hospital spokesperson says his condition has been upgraded. the circumstance

here is what chris christie has to say. >> it is outrageous. wrong.y were trying to make a broad argument. lawyers do that all the came. >> christie is a former federal prosecutor who once led the president's legal team. >>> the statement put out in don junior's name was mostly about the adoption of russian chi children. >> that was written by donald junior. the president did not sign off on anything. the president was not involved on the drafting of the statement and did not issue the statement. it came from donald trump jr. >> asked to reconcile the contradicti contradiction. rudy giuliani used it as a new reason the president should not testify in the mueller probe. >> this is the reason you don't let the president testify. our recollection keeps changing. >> giuliani thinks trump lawyers what said the president did not dictate the letter says the president is uninformed. he believes he is innocent. >>> president trump claims he never would have hired paul manafort as the campaign manager if the justice department warned him manafort was under inve

he found a trace of the painting here in london in the catalogue of an auction held at christie's in one thousand nine hundred six. the painting was intitled seated man with a cane. but who owned it. it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is a name. and yet palmer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world. gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write tour. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. back to gisors financial survival guide. to housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause report. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter t

christy smith has the story. >> they just went out for a late hike, and i guess the tide came in and they had to go to higher ground. >> reporter: family members waited for rescue of two 13-year-old girls. they were stranded overnight. >> the kids look like they're okay, so we're going make sure they're all right and take them home. >> reporter: they spent a long, cold night. >> the tide came in and they were trapped. >> reporter: firefighters say there were rescue attempts last night but were hampered by winds and steep terrain. if someone is going hiking, stick to well-it will hours and people need to be aware of the tides. >> we were set to repel down, but the chp h moved in and made the rescue. >> reporter: the chp said the hikers were about 100 feet out from the shore. >> there's a very small margin for error. >> reporter: he says the pilot was pete gavitz who has done many rescues before. >> pete is familiar with flying in high winds. >> reporter: today, winds were moderate. and one father, grateful. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> reporter: christy smith, nbc bay area ne

nbc bay area's christie smith is live in pacifica where it all happened. christie?er: well, terry, fortunately they have been reunited with family today, but, boy, what an ordeal they went through. three hikers including two young teens spent the night out here near the bottom of the cliff. >> you know, they just went out for a late hike, and i guess the tide came in, and they had to go to higher ground. >> reporter: family members waited for the rescue as a chp helicopter moved in to hoist them up and off a cliff to safety. they were stranded overnight after a walk by the shore near pacifica. >> the kids look like they're okay, so, you know, we're going to make sure they're all right and take them home. >> reporter: the trio spent a long, cold night near an unmaintained path. >> the tide came in and they were trapped. >> reporter: firefighters say there wer

. >> hi christie. >> let me jump in. >> please do. >> i think we should only have new yorkers running president from now on. they're super entertaining. >> do you have a list of people who should run fort. pres >> i do. because i think if you can make anywhere.you can make it >> you can make it anywhere. >>. >> okay. >> so her are myes tions. up first rudy giuliani. >> he tried it didn't work. >> why not go f it again, er rudey. >> h we yogo. rk, new york. >> rudey tried, he failed. who's next. >> number two, cardi b. she has shown she has some fiscally conservative views. not really big taxes. >> she was ticked off aut taxes. >> which isunderstandable. >> do we know how old she is, lookgeg up her as we speak. >> i tnk about 30, 25. >> we're ten years away from a cardi b canned days. is judge judy >> okay. you know, every couple years someone say you should run. here's the problem, we han hour on fox5 between four and ve that judge judy's on i andf she runs for president -- >> why give that up. >> i agree. >> president tmp executive produced a season of the apprentice while also being

so one of this the things that christie ta started to get into they have different priorities. you're in that category. and mayor strickland, you're in memphis, 650,000 and in the south. that so reflects some of what your priorities may be. i want to talk about how you frame your cities. so mayor, you started with the set up about what you call interesting times. it's everything from the federal government to teacher strikes to drug overdose crisis and everything in between. tell me what you meant when you framed your concerns of interesting times and the contest of federal and state issues. >> i'm not really talking to people. so i wanted them to, it's a normal set of circumstances. it's supposed to be an old chinese curse. after much thinking, it's not true. somebody made it up and some english person. we keep using. it's really -- may you live in interesting times because in noninteresting time, thing rs cool. but in noninteresting time, it's like this. trz even though we're doing well and our city was strong, we're in this place where nothing that was normal before like fed

christy smith is live at oakland city hall after speaking to the mayor. >> reporter: that's right. and we also spoke with one neighbor who says he came home yesterday and there was so much debris in his street he thought there was an accident. he made a few calls and checked his surveillance cameras and was stunned by how it got there. >> i don't expect people to do this thing. >> reporter: he lives on east 17th street. yesterday afternoon he found his street had become a dumping ground. >> i saw all this stuff in a straight line like somebody dropped it from a truck. >> reporter: his neighbor caught the dumping on surveillance cameras and posted it to twitter. >> it was an illegal dumping. there was a conscious thought put into doing this on an oakland street. we felt disgust. >> >> reporter: he included the mayor. >> i was outraged. it's ridiculous that anyone thinks they can dump their crap in someone else's neighborhood. >> reporter: she said in the past five years dumping complaints have doubled. and they've added an illegal dumping pick-up crew. >> in this budget getting appr

christie smith joins us at dolores park:. >> reporter: the trans march should get under way. san francisco police say people should expect a significant presence through the weekend. special teams will be mobile in the parade and festivals. the finishing touches are under way for 35 floats that will make their way down market street. >> people making sure that we didn't miss anything. we'll stage everything for rollout on sunday. >> reporter: the theme will be generations of strength. >> we'll have boosted numbers on patrols as well as specialized units for quick response. >> there will be a level of security that will screen for weapons and items you're not able to bring into the venue. >> some changes were made in part due to the pulse nightclub shooting in 2016 and isolated incidents over the years in the city. organizers say expect similar screening to last year. police say they're not revealing specifics but their plan is ready. >> we are taking measures to make sure that the city is safe, parade route is safe.hl nepal that city streets will be closed off to vehicular tr

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. >> my name is christy s. coleman i am chief executive officer of the american civil war museum where i have served for 10 years now. we created this institution by merging the american civil war center with the museum of the confederacy. it came in the midst of the bicentenaln 13. by 2015 it really pushed us into the conversation that just enrichment that starting to get calls first about the meaning of the confederate flag. what people refer to as the confederate flag. in an then, the murders in charleston really set things off. in a very short period of time, we were thrust into a conversation of enrichment. this past summer, i was asked to serve as cochair for richmond monument avenue commission to look at how, could, and should the city of richmond respond. i received simple mandates. to consider what other historic figures could be placed there if the monuments were to be removed. after the events of charlottesville, the mandate expanded. the mayor said you have to also look at what removal would mean, i

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> love'em or hate'em. they appear here to stay. the plan to keep electric scooters running but with new rules. >> across the world, people mourning the loss of coco. the gorilla who learned sign language. >>> as temperature increases, air quality will suffer with the worst levels for the east bay and south bay. we'll let you know where it will be theotsidwalks. electric scooters are becoming more and more s. >>> well, you see them parked on city sidewalks. electric scooters are becoming more and more popular. san jose is taking a different approach to these electric scooter the. our business and tech reporter scott budman is live outside city hall where people are invited to take a test drive. hi, scott. >> hey, janelle. you've heard the hype. there have been tens of millions of dollars in funding behind these companies. tonight san jose has invited people here to city hall to take a test drive. you don't have to wait long to spot a scooter whizzing by in down down san jose. >> i think it's a r