he came from chuck e. cheese.e explains there's been a lot of people shot there. >> we have a call in for chuck e. cheese. we have paramedics and officer en route. >> i need someone to help me search the place. we have several people down. >> of course, media picked up on it very quickly. parents are responding. people are calling each other. the parking lot is a zoo. >> everyone, whole community, was just, a shooting at chuck e. cheese? >> no, no. >> the normally festive pizza shop was transformed into a scene of carnage and chaos. >> my best friends are in there. they won't even say anything and it drives us crazy. >> police say it's the worst crime in aurora in years. >> we always had the news on. always. for some reason that night, we didn't. the phone rings. and it's my sister. she said, jody, there's something on the news about chuck e. cheese. is that the chuck e. cheese restaurant that colleen works at? so we went down there and they told us to go into tony roma's. went into tony roma's and colleen was not

she said, jody, there's something on the news about chuck e. cheese. is that the chuck e.heese restaurant that colleen works at? so we went down there and they told us to go into tony roma's. went into tony roma's and colleen was not there and i started shaking. i started shaking. >> a friend of mine called. he was on the police force. and he said, there's been a shooting down at chuck e. cheese. and he said, well, you better come down here right away. >> the police officer came up and said, your daughter has been air lifted to denver general. >> we were told that she was taken to a hospital, so i went and saw that she was breathing, but that was about it. the doctors said that she didn't have a chance. >> the doctors said, she's brain dead. i didn't know what brain dead meant. so i looked at the minister that was there. i said, is her soul in or out? you know what i'm saying? and he said, she's with god now. >> outside chuck e. cheese's, police canvas the crowd for leads. >> my partner says, you're not going to believe this, we just talked to a guy outside who's telling u

jose, this is right at the chuck e. cheese at 101 in tully. this happened apparently in front of the social security office and here's what we know so far. not a lot details but they say that around 2:30 this morning, officers were on routine patrol and saw a suspicious vehicle, looked inside and saw a man with one gunshot wound took him to the hospital where he died 45 minutes later. and that's pretty much it. they are not releasing the name of the victim and the man, um, the suspect, is still on the loose considered to be armed and dangerous. we're expecting to see the public information officer out here later on this morning. we'll bring you more details as they come out. but for now live in east san jose at the scene of an overnight homicide, back to you. >> thank you so much, kiet. >>> crews remain on the scene of an overnight fire in pittsburg to make sure there aren't any flare-ups. the fire started just before 2:30 this morning at a pallet business on industry road. it took an hour and a half to put itit took an hour and a half to fina

this is over by chuck e. cheese and tully off ramp. police activity visible from the freeway. we have a slow drive developing from 85 to the scene. some folk see this on these reports they move over towards 87 as a possible alternate, that's slow as well. we will watch had this as this ripples around and track that. meanwhile, northbound 680 still slows approaching washington. counter commute heading up into fremont and sunol, earlier crash looks like they're still working on that. meanwhile the rest of your bay a typical pattern, slow through hayward south 880, east shore freeway slow down berkeley not so bad to the berkeley curve, palo alto on the peninsula southbound if in the last 15 minutes we have seen traffic start to slow for 101 between university and embarcadero. back to you. >>> new this morning two suspects in custody following an hours' long police chase spanning two different counties. last night officers tried to stop a vehicle on highway 238 near mission boulevard and castro valley. the car sped off and on to 580, the d

>> this is the two story chuck e. cheese. it is prominent. can you see as i turn the photographer around at the tully road exit around this corner here is fontaine road. police just opened the road. the crime scene is around the bend. they were investigating the 13th homicide of the year in san jose. a van crashed in front of the social security administration building on phone stain road in san jose just before 2:30 this morning. police arrived they found a man in the driver's seat with at least a gun hot wound. he was taken to the hospital. he died. officers canvassed the area for evidence. they questioned people staying at two hotels near. >> they told me to get up and talk to them. that is what i did. >> this homicide is the fifth in san jose in three weeks. because of increased violence in the city this summer police started a new enforcement of the this weekend targeting several areas with higher crime and gang activity. since that time two homicides have taken place including this. >> we have implemented a strategy to provide additiona

northbound 101 because of police activity near the chuck e. cheese restaurant near tully, people are slowing down. we're talking ways down. northbound 101, it's backing up. if you drive past this area, be aware. it's not gonna get better until you pass the police cars. back to the desk. >>> we continue to follow breaking news about a deadly shooting in the south bay. police found the shooting victim in a car early this morning. the car was off fontaine road near highway 101 and tully road. traffic problems on 101. let's bring in brian flores at the scene. i can assume police are still there. >> reporter: yeah, they are, gasia. good morning to you. police continue to investigate the city's latest homicide here. they have created a perimeter which starts from the 2500 block of fontaine to a block south of here. so far, the identity of the person killed has not been released. now, according to san jose police, this happened before 2:30 this morning. again, off fontaine road near highway 101 and tully. this is new video of the car the victim was f

this chuck e. cheese restaurant is not too far away from me.y set up a perimeter from here and probably about a block away as they investigate the latest homicide and the identity of the personned has not been released. it is off of highway 101. police spotted what they say was a suspicious vehicle on the road near highway 101. according to san jose police they got a closer look inside. when they found the man inside the car they saw him. he had visible injuries. he was later pronounced dead. they also say he was shot at least once. also according to police the department's homicide unit on the scene and they have taken over investigation. we did speak with a public information officer. the only information we have is that it was a mazda suv-type vehicle. it was found on the grassy area in front of the social security building which is why police saw it suspicious. lots of unanswered questions in this. as soon as we find more information we'll pass that along. >> all right. thank you. >>> also my this morning firefighters remain ton scene of a

. >> jimmy: they choose chuck e. be into. so we had kind of -- we took him to gladiator school, which they really have over there. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. they really have it. and gellato school. we had to stop calling it that. ford was like no more school. even if it was gellato school. >> jimmy: i would have went there instead of college had i known this existed. gladiator school is like gladiators. >> that's rougher. i get there. i got drafted into gladiator school also. the guy was very intense about it. i guess, gladiators were also slaves or something. and so he is calling you slave. and he is teaching you these sword moves. you had to put on a tunic. and -- >> jimmy: he is calling you slave in english or italian? >> the word for slave. the only english he knew, it seemed. everything else was in italian. >> jimmy: you brought a video of your son. >> he was a little better. did a little better. >> jimmy: let's take a look at this here. >> see that's the tunic that the slave gladiators had to wear. >> jimmy: yo

this is highway 101 hype us at the tully road exist and when you drive by you can see the two story chuck e. cheese restaurant and around the corner is the motel 6 and social security administration building much the first call came in for suspicious vehicle. police arrived they found a man in a car with a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital. he died. we don't have information other than he is in his late 40s. homicide unit is on the scene. they took over the investigation. police do not know what led up to the shooting. no suspect has been identified no arrests so far. this is the second homicide this weekend in san jose. another shooting took place monday night. >> 6:02. we follow breaking news in pittsburg where crews are mopping up after a fire that burned two buildings. our reporter is there with more on how all this starts and what fueled the fire. amy? this is at the at last pallet company in pittsburg where the pal lets caught fire and spread to the two buildings which are a loss. we will check with amy hollyfield and her information in a few minutes. >> new this morning a s

near highway 101 and the tully road exit just around the corner from a popular hangout for kids a chuck e. cheese. matt keller has more from san jose. >> reporter: a tan colored minivan crashed in front of the social security administration building just before 2:30 this morning. when police arrived they found a man in the driver's seat with at least one gun shot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. officers canvassed the area for evidence and questioned people staying at two nearby motels. >> told me to get up and come out and talk to him. that's what i did. >> reporter: the latest homicide is the fifth in san jose in just the past three weeks. because of increased violence in the city this summer police started a new enforcement effort this past weekend targeting several different areas. two homicides have taken place including this one. >> we have implemented a strategy to go ahead and provide additional resources in certain areas, hot spots in san jose. so we are definitely concerned and we are addressing the issues. >> reporter: police say the victim is a man in h

. >> in 1993, nathan dunlap killed four people at a chuck e.tside of denver, colorado. he was sentenced to death. >> he is remorseless, as he talks about his murderous decision-making. >> does it bother you that they're dead, nathan? >> no. >> he killed four people. he needs to pay for it with his life.

it's like chuck e. cheese for retail. >> watch some videos while you're at it. to see you. good stuff. jon steinberg joining us this morning. >>> up next stocks are still in the red. they are off the lows that we saw at the open. of course amid concerns over the situation in greece. but with europe more broadly in turmoil, the european market close is always incredibly important for the rest of the trading day today is no different. we will have that impact on the market here with the dow down 57. the s&p down seven and the nasdaq down about 14. keep it here as we told you last hour go pro ceo nick woodman joins us in a cnbc exclusive later on. here is a simple math problem. two trains leave st. louis for albuquerque at the same time. same cargo, same size, same power. which one arrives first? hint: it's not the one on the left. the speedy guy on the right is part of an intelligent system that creates the optimal trip profile for all trains on the line. and the one on the left? uh, looks like it'll be counting cows for awhile. so maybe the same things aren't qui

earlier overnight activity, a police investigation continues just off the freeway right by where the chuck e. cheese is there. >>> thank you very much. some added flavor could soon come to your mcdonald's burger. they are offering smoked gou da cheese. that option is part of the mcdonald's test of its create your taste concept. it allows customers to customize their sandwiches using a self-ordering kiosk or tablet. >>> an update to breaking news. remnants of a pallet factory still smoldering this morning. hours ago flames shot into the sky and forced firefighters to call for backup. the reason, this he had to take a defensive stance next. breaking news at six: massive flames erupt at a pallet factory in the east bay. the one thing - that t >>> breaking news at 6:00, massive flames erupted at a pallet factory in the east bay. the one thing that made this fire even more tricky to fight. >>> also breaking am in the south bay, a man found shot in a car dice overnight. now the search is on for a possible killer. >>> presidential candidate jeb bush swings through the bay area today, all this while

chuck did see me on the floor and e says i see that you have got a pretty strong position i said chuck i have a very open position i think it is a positive position. i want to see us be able to do something to move forward. i'm not looking at anything accept basically where we have been and where we will be if we don't try to do manager. >> and what did the senator say. >> he said i'm stilling at all the options. that's chuck. he's open and looking at it. and we'll see where it happens to come down. but i don't know what the alternative is. the alternative is to say okay we don't trust you. we know we don't trust them. and you know what? they don't trust us. so we have two countries that are lacking trust. can you build anything? well you have to have some partners. we have p5+1. five other countries. china and russia two of those countries. so, you know, until -- if we're committed that iran is not going to have a nuclear weapon that can proliferate the problems that we already have in the mideast, then we're going to have to have these other countries where we all go together and tha

criminal probe into whether she improperly stored classified e-mails on her private server while serving as secretary of state. nbc's chuck todd has the latest. >> reporter: ever since we found out publicly that hillary clinton had a private e-mail server and that's how she conducted some business when she was secretary of state, it was clear this was a story that was going to be a cloud that would constantly sort of hover over the clinton campaign and every once in a while, rain down some problems on her. today was one of those days where it looked like the rain was gonna be pretty heavy and she might even be struck by lightning when the "new york times" first reported there maybe a criminal investigation in how classified documents were handled regarding the e-mail server and what was on there, versus what was at stake. obviously, we now find out it wasn't and isn't necessarily a criminal probe but a little more of a standard procedure when there -- the justice department has to look at these things when there are questions about misuse of classified information. big picture though the question is does this knock her of

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e-mails. as for secretary clinton, she'll begin to lay out her plan to tackle climate change here in a few hours. back to you. >> kristin welker in iowa, thank you. >>> chuckd is moderator of "meet the press." >> good morning. >> hillary clinton could be appearing in front of the house of benghazi committee and the probe of the e-mails when she was secretary of state. how does her campaign avoid getting further dragged down. is it having any lasting effect on voters? >> i think it's having an impact, and just look at what happened friday. friday she was trying to make the news a speech she gave on wall street to show she is listening to the bernie sanders supporters that are growing and growing to the left. instead her campaign was consumed by the e-mail story. you talk about the benghazi committee in october, that's going to be a political circus. whether it has an impact? we have two new polls we're about to debut that show in iowa and new hampshire in particulars it having a huge impact. her unfavorable rating is nearly 20 points higher than her favorable rating. it's no one thing here, but it's the cloud of the e-mail controversy. the details may be fu

i've got a stack of e-mails from the airlines saying we're working with the doj. but then you have chuckthey must be doing something because oil prices have been coming down. >> that's not a dopey point. airline prices are going up a lot and oil prices came down. >> bhilill, there's less competition in the airline today. you do not have as many airlines to choose to buy tickets from as you did ten years ago. >> i have no beef if there is collusion. but if there is collusion, the government has to come don on those people. >> "jurassic world" the dinosaurs are running off folks. the last dinosaur thing i saw was rachel whelp. why is this thing making so much money? >> this thing is a monster. i should say a dinosaur. these are genetically engineered dinosaurs. people are in awe of this movie. we're getting reports that people are going to see the movie, two, three, four times. >> the dopey kids are. >> it's not rated r which some say it should be. >> this is the 4th "jar rasic park." >> the original one came out in 1993. okay? so all of those people who were huge fans there and went as li

e. for the first time in almost 100 years chuck or all-stars are getting a redesign and they're gettingbber sole and high black were first developed in 117 as footwear for professional basketball players. chuck taylor started wearing the all-stars. he suggestedha cnges for enhancement and support. they named the sneaker after him. after that chuck taylors bake a worldwide phenomenon. the worldwide chuck 2s will have a retro appearance on the outside that will be filled with 2015 tech on the inside. the new version will include extra cushioning, a pad tongue micro suede lining and even more durable canvas and improved arch support. even marty mcfly would probably appreciate the sneaker's move. back to the future. so the new ones will cost you about $20 more. but they'll have support. that was everybody's complaint. >> they've sold a billion pair over the past century. >> everybody has a pair. >> i heard a certain clinker used to wear them. >> used to -- >>> up next, they're among the very best ever to play the game and tomorrow they're joining baseball's hall of fame. we sit down with th

e-mail out today. "meet the press" moderator chuck todd joins us on that next. >>> hillary clinton dominating the political the justice department saying it received a request to open an investigation into how classified information was handled in relation to her private e-mails when she served as secretary of state. but that the investigation is not criminal as originally reported. clinton delivered a speech earlier today in new york city on wall street policy. she suggested raising capital gains taxes. >> as president, i would move to a six-year sliding scale that provides real incentives for long-term investments. for taxpayers in the top bracket, families earning more than $465,000 a year any gains from selling stock in the first two years would be taxed just like ordinary income. then the rate would decrease each year until it returns to the current rate. this means that from the moment investors buy into a company, they'll be more focused on its future growth strategy than its immediate profits. >> that's going to fire up the left, i bet. joining us with his take is "meet the press" moderator chuck t

that the state department has released another round of clinton e-mails from her private server used while she was secretary of state. chuckd joins me now. chuck, a lot to get over here. let's start with clinton and the headlines for her this week not so great. mcclatchey raised more concerns over her e-mails, released today, this new batch. also "the new york times" has a story today about the rising number of donations to the clinton foundation as her campaign is taking off. the "wall street journal" has a damning story on the foundation this week. the polls this week giving us the head to head matchups. quinnipiac has bush by one point ahead. explain the state of her campaign and also the offense she goes on right now with putting out her medical information. >> by the way, this is an epic -- we've heard of friday document dumps. >> yes. >> this is an epic document dump. sort of the on steroids with what they've decided to do. let alone, and it comes on top of it being a big e-mail today. i know folks in washington and new york in particular like to try to leave early on fridays as you and i know, thomas, we don't belie

e-mails with classified information. clinton's private lawyer who has security clearance has it. and the state department is reportedly taking "appropriate measures to secure it." senator chuck it is. and yesterday clinton responded to claims the state department was not turning over e-mails fast enough. >> i think we have been proceeding in a timely fashion. and, indeed the vast majority of the e-mails that i turned over and that are being turned over by others were already in the state department's system. so this is really a question for the state department. they're the ones that are bearing the responsibility to sort through these thousands and thousands of e-mails and determine at what pace they can be released and i really hope that it will be as quickly as possible. >> not true. that last statement is just not true. >> right. >> and since she ran the state department, couldn't she ask them to hurry up? >> you have a federal judge, chuck todd that, is saying what the hell is taking too long? this state department, john kerry's state department purposely dragging their feet. it is a slow drip by drip by drip process. and you just start with her saying at the very end s

e-mails. >> a new quinnipiac poll today shows biden running as well or better than clinton in head-to-head matchups against various republicans including donald trump. both men like to chuck out the scripts, speak bluntly. >>> we are one week away from what could be the first major defining point in the 2016 presidential campaign. most republican hopefuls are off the road preparing for a doedebate in cleveland. as has been the case for a lot of this cycle, donald trump had his own plans. chief accomplice cal correspondent carl cameron has tonight's top story. >> reporter: claiming the world asked him to be there despite his controversial remarks about illegal immigrants donald trump arrived at his turnbury resort near glasgow, scotland to host the women's british open and told reporters around the world he expects to be president of the united states. >> illegal immigration in the united states is a huge subject. and i brought it to the fore. and everybody's thanking me for it. i think that's one of the reasons -- i think that's one of the reasons i became number one in the polls. >> reporter: the latest quinnipiac poll has trump ahead of scott walker and jeb bush the onl

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chuck norris. they would have events. they would have massive crowds. he would get those e-mail addresses.d then they would use them even though mike huckabee had maybe, you know ten people working for him in the entire state of iowa to mitt romney who had thousands and thousands and thousands. a great point. large crowds quae e-mail addresses, cell phone numbers, all contacts you can use the last week to get your people out to vote on caucus night even -- well, i was going to see, even in july it matters. especially in july it matters. we're getting to the point pretty season where they say polls don't matter crowds don't matter in july august september, let me tell you something, these are the months when you win new hampshire primaries and you win iowa caucuses. this is when you start building your army. and we'll see if other candidates like kasich -- maybe kasich or chris christie can fire up the crowds. you're exactly right, mark it's critical you get the big crowds. the contacts follow. >> steve ratner has a look at the numbers driving the debate over the minimum wage. reading a lot

chuck todd moderator of "meet the press" and nbc political director. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> her first major interview she addressed the e-mail controversy. what do you make of the answer? >> it was more defensive this time than during her initial e-mail press conference. talking about she followed -- went above and beyond the law. she showed no remorse, no regret. in the initial press conference she said maybe i should have done it differently. none of that was in this one. very defiant. reminded me of the old days. almost as if she's enjoying the house republicans attacking her. >> she was asked about polling numbers, specifically on trust that plummeted as of late. she said that it was the result of unfounded attacks and accusations, largely fomented by the right and said this is a theme that's been used against me and pi husband for years. what does it sound like? >> defiant. doesn't accept the premise at all. this is a mountain of evidence that over the years there is one hurdle for the clintons -- her and her husband and that's the idea that they are not always straightforward. they play by a different set of rules. she doesn't wan