craig and talk to him again.his wife was dying, he dealt with both akshay mirza and rachel before she was murdered. okay, so you're thinking that he may have noticed some friction between them? oh, definitely. you know, small things he saw that might appear to be meaningless could have great meaning. all right, tell you what. i will give him a call. booth, i have a question. you know what? am i going to regret this? well, when i saw daisy today... no! no, no. no! you didn't let me finishsh. i don't have to. the answer is no. it's not about us getting back together, okay? it's about me. no. whatever you're thinking right now-- just... just get it out of your mind. if you just... hear-hear me out. i realized... no. make no decisions based on seeing daisy, understand? no. getting an apartment? no, 'cause you'd just end up getting the wrong place for all the wrong reasons, right? well, if you'd just let me talk. no, i'm not gonna let you talk. just get it out of your mind. you understand? you need two weeks, and one

geoff: yes, craig. craig: i've tested your d.n.a. geoff: oh? craig: and i know what you have done.ff: what did i do, craig? craig: you used my handkerchief. geoff: it was only to fend off a squirrel. [laughter] craig: you know, the thing about olga luckily is she is not attractive so it doesn't throw you off. geoff: right. oh, man. craig: i mean, man. geoff: mama. craig: do you think that really was made out of a pool table, that dress? man, i would just like to knock a few balls around that. [laughter] geoff: yeah. craig: i think we better stop now. all right, good night, everybody. omg, stop. jack, your new chipotle chicken club is craze amaze. annnd chipotle is totes trending. spicy crispy chicken, hickory smoked bacon, melting cheese, and smoky chipotle sauce plus fries and a drink for $4.99? that combo is chipot-cray. and chipotle is my hashtag faveflave. let me guess-you're the new social media intern. yeah! great. i'm late for a meeting. can you make some copies? ...with the tanning bed? and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that ind

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[laughter] craig: ha ha ha. geoff: ha ha ha prm craig: you have renewed my faith. my heart has grown three sizes today. geoff: gee willikers, craig. >>> hi rksz everyone. i'm beth troutman. we have been searching the web for great videos and we have them "right this minute." they are partying in the streets of l.a. not for long. >> watch and listen. >> how a direct hit turned into a scene of sheer craziness. >> oh! >> if you think you have a rotton job, the video that shows what life is like for a sulfur minor. it's a journey of a lifetime, if they can survive it. >> now, neale bayly shares a trick through peru. >> what made you want to go through the back country with novice riders? >> i don't know. >> speaking of crazy, riots not just for ladies anymore. >> i didn't think dudes had the parts. chaotic scene in this video in l.a. people dancing on parked cars, on the street. the camera turns to this intersection. watch and listen. >> oh my goodness. someone just got hit by a car. >> yeah, somebody got hit by a sober car. you can see the girl was launched a little b

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craig: you know why? geoff: why? craig: i think it gives me an air of distinction. a sort of award-winning sort of an air. geoff: because you won a major award. craig: exactly. geoff: the sir peter ustinoff award for comedy. craig: do you smoke a pipe, joffer? geoff: technically. [laughter] craig: technically what? geoff: can't say anymore. craig: here's the thing. just don't mention cars. did once and it got me in trouble. geoff: don't do that. craig: all cars advertised on this network are the best cars in america. i don't think that will be good enough. here's the thing. i'm so enjoying this pipe smoking that i may do it again tomorrow and the day after that and the days to come. i may become known as america's great pipe smoker. i'm going after your title. [laughter] good night, everybody! ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ life-threatening disease.. s . >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> a boy with a life-threatening disease makes history at tonight's a's game throwing out the first pitch from

>> with craig homan with public citizen. now, much of what you just described about lobbying sounds as if howard wrote it for you. [laughter] we've had to go through a lot of work of trying to deal with lobbyist corruption on capitol hill following the jack abramoff scandal. and what that involveed was setting up for the first time -- >> tell people what loga is either. >> the honest leadership and open government act of 2007. that established for the first time ever a series of ethics rules for lobbyists. prior to that, it was only disclosure. so there was no downside at all for registering as a lobbyist. suddenly, with some of these new ethics rules, some lobbyists didn't want to go that far. however, it hasn't been a significant drop. we've seen a slight decline in registration on lobbyists, but not overwhelming. you know, if the choice is do we stick with ethics rules and lose a little bit of lobbyist disclosure, or do we give up the ethics rules altogether, i'm going to stick with the former. how do you feel about that?

i'm craig melvin. how often does the government ask for private user information.alf of 2012, facebook reports somewhere between 9,000 and 10,000 requests from local and federal government agencies. the requests covered 18,000 to 19,000 different users, a tiny fraction of the total facebook users. during that same period, microsoft received somewhere between 6,000 and 7,000 requests for information on 31,000 to 32,000. again, a tiny fraction. and as u.s. officials investigate edward snowden, growing support in the city where he reportedly sought refuge. this is hong kong where protesters gathered in support of snowden. ian williams is in hong kong. ian, first of all, what can you tell us in germ terms about the reaction that he is getting there in hong kong. >> well, it's a bit of a mixed reaction, craig. i think if i was to put my finger on it, the overall feeling is one of bemusement although there is some support. snowden is hiding out in a very windy and rain-swept city. several hundred protesters today marching on government headquarters and also on the americ

craig: that looks great. >> look at that. craig: cat cora, ladies and gentlemen. good night, everybody! captioned by the national captioning institute --www. >>> hi, everyone. it's time for the best videos from the web right this minute. >> it's not that far. >> some friends are jumping into the window from the roof. but one giant leap falls flat. now the daredevil with two broken feet tells us the whole story. >> i hesitated and, splat. >> shut the [ bleep ] down or i'm going to tase you. >> a camera on a cop's glass captures the suspect and -- >> this video is about to take a crazy turn. >> see the taser, the takedown and a car wreck all rolled into a crime scene circus. it's not the smartest stunt on wheels because this driver -- >> he's tried to drift next to a lake. >> what happens when the car comes up for air? >>> and an nfl player pulls a fast one on his girlfriend. >> she has no idea what's about to happen. >> the romantic story behind the rooftop surprise. >> what are you doing? >> got to warn you guys, this one cringe worthy. we've got a backyard steam

craig: kind of blows it for you. geoff: well, that was sort of the whole show really. craig: what? it blew? the whole show blew? i think i was put off because lisa was mad at me at the beginning. geoff: she was really worked up. craig: no, i hope. nah. no. [laughter] i won an award, you know? it is over there on the mantelpiece. thanks. [laughter] you think if you start clapping that i'll stop doing this. [applause] all right, i will. good night, everybody! ,, he just said it's big. how big? ,, really big. tell him to send a pic. noo!! ok... whoa. whoa. it's jack's big stack. two jumbo beef patties stacked with melting cheese, stacked with onion rings, stacked with pickles, all stacked on toasted sourdough bread. oh, tell her i'm easy... ...'cause of the drive-thru. ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been cus

[laughter] craig: what did you learn on the show tonight, geoffrey?eoff: i learned a little bit about horse miming. craig: yes, indeed. geoff: quite an interesting thing. a little bit of old man opera tonight. craig: old man opera. ♪ ehhhhhh [laughter] good night, everybody! the don juan con man. a fuge - who sweet-talked dozens of women.. out of a fortune. tonight: how one oe >>> calling him the don juan con man how one of the bay area's most wanted was finally caught. i am ken bastida. >> i am elizabeth cook. >> >> his undoing began when he messed with the wrong woman, a menlo park police officer. >> reporter: police arrested him back many 2010 he was convicted and sentenced to 16 months in prison but only served 3 months because he jumped parole ended up in las vegas and just last week police were responding to a battery call, arrested him, so he is now back in jail. men low park police officer felicia buyers knows him well. >> he is my new friend. >> reporter: she says that because he has been taunting her back in october she told las vegas, tv st

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight craig ♪ [meow] craig: that cat's always having its hair down,'t it? geoff: unbelievable. very high maintenance, that kitty. [laughter] craig: geoff, as i stand here warming my testicle by the fire, do you ever think where i put my other testicle? geoff: i thought it was roaming about. craig: no, look. geoff: oh, my world. john: -- craig: good night, >>> hello, everybody, i'm beth troutman. take a look at some of the best videos of the day "right this minute." two brave dudes take on a tall tower. three-hour climb, y'all. >> what they scaled all for one quick plunge. >> three, two, one. see ya! >> devastation from the black forest fire continues. but this video -- >> shows a different side. shows firefighters standing their ground, saving a home. >> see what goes in to saving a home as the fire comes creeping in. >>> plus -- a fox who needs a hand. this fox comes straight up to the human for help. how taking a chance can pay off big time. >>> and it's a brocation vegby plane. >> not only taking them to his destination but giving them a scenic exp

i'm hundred% with craig in terms of gifts and those sorts of things. i'd like to go further down the road on campaign finance reform. i think where we differ is that i'm much more concerned about who is represented and whether -- the biggest concern i have in washington is not the special -- is not the close relationships that exist here, but the ones that don't exist. that is, i'm concerned about interests that don't have a lobbyist. most interests do. there's certainly ones underrepresented that aren't as able to represent their interests before government, and the solution to that is not to do away with the lobbyists are here but to encourage people and teach them how to better represent their own interests in washington. >> i know both howard and i -- >> take the microphone. >> before you do that, i want to make sure julie stewart, in case you have anything you want to add to this discussion. i'm given -- you gentlemen the first shot. now, we will have to open this up for questions and comments. so get your little debate going, and tie it up quickl

and craig holman from public innocence. i'm impressed that a 15 people interviewed, so many of you showed up and we are honored by your presence. we hope that you will ask questions as well. without further ado, i give you back leetch area not. >> thank you, laura, thank you for everyone at the aclu for having me here today. in the audience, how many of you are lobbyists? how many of you are policy advocates? okay come i have to admit that it is a little bit strange for me to be here talking to lobbyists about lobbying. because usually it is the other way around and i'm the one asked questions and listening to what you have it. we will turn the tables for just a few moments. let's talk about what motivated me to write this book. i was motivated to write the book in part because of what laura said. the general public content public has a very inaccurate view of what lobbyists are and what they do. when i talk to people and i meet someone outside of washington, i tell them that i study lobbying and the reaction is usually som

i mean, look, craig. look at this text exchange, craig, look."friend," adam, and that "friend" is in quotes. look at it, it's all emoji. [ laughter ] he texted her a cute little frog face and she texted back the same frog face and two little ballerinas and then he wrote back, "frog ballerina?" and she wrote back, "lol, yes." and then another frog emoji. boom! how adorable is that?! it's like they have their own little language. now let's go back to an exchange between katie and boring-ass old stupid, lonely craig. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yep. i know. [ applause ] craig writes, craig writes, "i love you." katie writes back, "k." oh! oh! that's too hot. that's too hot to handle, too cold to hold. they're called the ghostbusters, because they're in control. [ cheers ] i'm serious. no, craig, listen to me. now, look, look. now, craig, a little tip here from the top. when someone texts you back, "k," that means they left out "f-u-[ bleep ] and the "o-f-f." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: interesting p

craig? >> ayman, we know that yesterday these protests were deadly, with one american actually being killed, actually being stabbed to death. the protests today, have they been peaceful by and large, or what more can you tell us about that? >> reporter: the numbers certainly would indicate it is, and has been peaceful. you can probably see the fireworks going off behind me. it is a festive atmosphere for the most part. but yes, there are parts of the country that have seen violent clashes. the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood and political affiliated organization the freedom and justice party, at least several of those offices across the country have been torched. the police have been ordered to use maximum restraint without any live ammunition. it is a precarious situation to say the least, craig. >> our man in cairo. be safe, buddy. we'll continue to follow this story, folks. if there should be a major development over the next hour, we will, of course, bring it to you live. >>> a bu

and craig tries to drive his truck out of the area.rt throwing rocks at the car. >> and then i just see like a big object just flying towards my window so i just dodge. i hear like these two like bangs. and it was -- it was so loud. like the glass hit my face. hit everywhere, was in my hair. and then finally i looked, looked over, and there's tanner just bleeding everywhere. >> the rock has all but crushed tanner's face. he is in the hospital for months and doctors say a blow like that could have killed him. he is lucky. then as tanner struggles to recover, the police investigators find the tapes and the d.a. learns of the 311 boys. >> in ten years, since i have been a prosecutor, i have handled hate crimes, sexual assault cases, i've done the whole gamut. i have never seen a case where the people glorified in violence more than this case reflected in the tapes. they just lusted after it. such a fix for them. >> you just jump on me, [ bleep ] dude. >> he studies the teens' behavior in the tapes and is surprised the case involving the 3

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight craig ♪ [meow] craig: that cat's always having its hair down,'t it? geoff: unbelievable. very high maintenance, that kitty. [laughter] craig: geoff, as i stand here warming my testicle by the fire, do you ever think where i put my other testicle? geoff: i thought it was roaming about. craig: no, look. geoff: oh, my world. john: -- craig: good night,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. how big?just said it's big. really big. tell him to send a pic. noo!! ok... whoa. whoa. it's jack's big stack. two jumbo beef patties stacked with melting cheese, stacked with onion rings, stacked with pickles, all stacked on toasted sourdough bread. oh, tell her i'm easy... ...'cause of the drive-thru. what she w ved her. . >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> a nurse viciously attacked by a prisoner at a bay area hospital. what she was wearing

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? [meow] [laughter] craig: well, we have reached that time on the show where it is time to relax. throw another log on the fire. [laughter] geoff: yeah. craig: and think about -- think about all the things we have learned on the show tonight. i think i learned some things. didn't you? geoff: yeah. yeah. craig: yes. and television and sincerity. and aye carumba!. good night, everybody. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. after a stranger hiding in e back seat of her car pulls a knife. . >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> a 16-year-old bay area girl caught on camera running for help after a stranger hiding in the backseat of her car pulls a knife. good evening, i'm e

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? [meow] [laughter] craig: well, thanks for visiting with me and the family. did you have a nice time? >> i had a delightful time. craig: isn't she lovely? she is so delightful. i know! i wish you were a bit for like her. geoff: what the hell, man? don't make this about me. craig: robin seems to bring a certain kind of joie de vive to te event. geoff: you're not little miss sunshine either. pal. craig: i'm sorry you had to see this, robin. i'm sorry you had to see this. good night, everybody. good night. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german

meteorologist craig setzer is tracking our heat wave. good morning, craig. >> good morning, nancy.t's unlikely to end any time soon, unfortunately. typically we think of it being hot in the desert southwest, but this is excessive heat. again, temperatures well above 110 in many locations. the 129 just shy of 130 forecast there in death valley. it hasn't been 130 degrees there in over 100 years, and 117, that would tie the all-time record high for las vegas. the reason for the heat? it's a big bubble of high pressure, and typically the hot, high pressure bubbles don't move a lot, so the hot that we see will likely continue through much of the upcoming week. now, the only good news in this or the downstream result is this dip in the jet stream thanks to that big heat bubble which means warm conditions for the midsection of the country, but unfortunately looks rather stormy for the east coast for much of the weekend and the early part of the upcoming week. anthony and nancy? >> so no relief for a little bit. craig setzer, thank you. >>> president obama is in africa for the second part

>> you know what, craig?ry tough people, so if you can imagine, if my sister could stand up 50 years ago to the governor of the state of alabama, i think my husband can stand up to a little criticism here in washington, d.c. >> dr. sharon malone, good to see you. >> thank you. >>> time to flash back. flash back of another sort. to 1983. on this date, the u.s. supreme court reinforced its position on roe vs. wade. >> for the first time, the supreme court gave broad approval to abortion critics and struck down local efforts to restrict their operations. the leading case involved a clinic in akron, ohio. >> i think this has been a tremendous victory not only for akron, but across the nation. >> reporter: the court said states and cities may not require that abortions be done in hospitalized for women more than three months pregnant, nor impose waiting periods nor inflexible cparental consent, o inform women about abortion hazards. they may be licensed and do tissue studies on aborted g eed fetuses. this adds up

i'm craig melvin. you're watching msnbc. here's what's happening right now. >>> i'm not going to talk about where he's headed, or what his plans are. i think it's up in the air. i'm not actually where he's headed. he's my source for these stories so i'm not going to talk about where i think he's going. >> leaker on the run. edward snowden, the man who released details about top-secret surveillance programs flees hong kong. where he is this afternoon, how he got there, and how the united states plans to get him back. >>> also, blockbuster week. we're expecting major supreme court rulings on gay marriage, education, and voting rights. also ahead -- >> i'll be fulfilling a life-long dream, a dream that came to me when i was a teenager. little did i know at 34 that dream is about to come true. >> a seventh-generation daredevil will try to cross the grand canyon on a tightrope without a harness. what nic wallenda says is the only thing that can stop him now. >>> first, though, fast-moving developments in the case of nsa leaker ed

craig: come on man. can't we all get along? geoff: yeah, we can. craig: can't we go see a movie? geoff: you want to go see white house -- craig: "white house down." you can't, because you can't get more than 12 feet from an outlet. so we're going to the movies. so bye, geoff, bye. geoff: oh, i crap my pants. [cheers and applause] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,,,,,, ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. how big?just said it's big. really big. tell him to send a pic. noo!! ok... whoa. whoa. it's jack's big stack. two jumbo beef patties stacked with melting cheese, stacked with onion rings, stacked with pickles, all stacked on toasted sourdough bread. oh, tell her i'm easy... ...'cause of the drive-thru. . >> this is kpix 5 news. >>> we have breaking news tonight. moments ago bart unions gave notice they could strike on monday morning. good evening i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. >> reporter: let me start with what h

scott's cousin, craig's wife karen and their children. >> it was a gorgeous day.ed that the sun was shining because on the oregon coast you never know what the weather's going to be like. >> the children have never seen the ocean so the group heads to one of the most popular overlooks along the shoreline. >> we wanted to show craig and karen and the kids the beautiful view. and i wanted them to experience the beautiful oregon coast with the sun shining. >> from a high cliff, the families enjoy spectacular scenery that stretches for miles. >> the cliff is about 150 feet. at first it kind of goes like this and then after that it goes sheer right down to the ocean and the rocks. >> i want my picture taken. >> and i'm recording you right now, laney. >> with karen filming, charlotte pitten keeps an eye on the girls. she was filming the view and the kids and just the girls getting ready for a little photo shoot. i was standing right beside her. >> the perfect photo opportunity of the girls' trip to the ocean. >> karen had just asked the girls to get together so she coul

leading this transformation, district six supervisor jane kim. >> thank you, bob. >> i just asked craig if he was looking forward to working on his next non-controversial project here in the city and county of san francisco? >> i always like to say this, that i do represent one of the oldest parts of the city. but in many ways it feels like the newest neighborhood and the newest kid on the block here in the city, but i think that we take for granted the neighborhood that exists now and what it was like over 20 years ago and actually one of the first tenants that helped to transform the city wassan francisco mona and we are so glad that you took the chance to invest in the neighborhood and you helped with so many of our partners that are here today to transform it into what it is. >> it is particularly important for us to be here today to celebrate the moma for what it is and will continue to be in the future. i was dedicated to public education and i am warmed that sf mona has made an incredible announcement that it is going to be opening the museum to those that are 18 and under for fr

>> hi, craig.rea, this afternoon, they're taking stock of the damage this is turning out to be a bigger problem in terms of floodwaters, we saw those tornados and the storms come through last night, it's continued storming after that, since midnight, as much as seven inches of rain in this area, you wouldn't know it by the scene behind me, there is as much as four feet of floodwaters in some parts of the city, that is going to be the major concern, not just today, but into tomorrow, and next week. this is what it looked like last night in this area as those tornados came through. from the dashboard of a storm chaser's car, the speed and power of friday's tornado outbreak is undeniable. bails of hey sent flying across the road as a twister ripped apart buildings, debris thrown into the path. >> it gets pretty nasty right here. >> earlier, the approaching thunderstorms warned of what was about to be unleashed. >> this entire line here has got rotation in it, and each one of these could produce tornad

here's the 2-0 to craig. left side and beltre makes the play. they're good over on the left side of the infield, two out. >> tim: the pirates. >> joe: pittsburgh pirates second best record in major league baseball at the start of this day, june 22nd. last two years they've been very good in the first half of the season. they've had a tough time in the second half. they are getting better. they are infusing a lot of that good, young talent -- >> tim: like garrett cole. >> joe: he won last night. he looks legit. they're going to stick around i think the second half of this year. >> tim: i do, too. >> joe: first strike to yadier molina. will meyers traded from the kansas city organization to tampa bay got his first home run today. it was a grand slam ain a losin cause against the yankees. zach wheeler pitched with matt harvey on a dream day for the mets and their fans and they won both ends of a doubleheader against atlanta. >> tim: traded to the mets from the san francisco giants for carlos beltran. >> joe: with the pitch up and away, ball one. 1-

most of the vehicles were being sold on craig's list. the scheme started unraveling when a victim tried to register a vehicle with considerably lower mileage than what showed up on the dmv record. >>> a new approach to combating crime, smile. the police department introduced the captains who will command five districts in the city. oakland's top also emphasized a change in department's attitude. he wants the police that patrol the streets to be friendlier. >> it's going to take a lot more than smiling. a lot more. >> several captain haves reintroduced foot and bike patrols in several crime hot spots. >>> this next story made everyone in the news room smile. watch as a three-year-old boy who was born deaf here's his dad's voice for the very first time. dadly loves you. daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> before this moment. three-year-old grayson clamp had never heard a sound. >> overwhelming joy. i don't think i have any other words to describe what that felt like. >> grayson was born completely deaf. he lacks the part of the nerve that

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? ♪ [meow] craig: well, everyone, that was another night of classy entertainment designed for the american family. right, big fella? there you are. have a little chocolate dollar there. help yourself. go on. use your mouth to eat. [laughter] there you are big fella. geoff: could you -- what the hell? [laughter] [aw] [laughter] [applause] craig: and that's how you win an award, folks. good night, everybody. ,,,,,,,,,, . >> this is kpix 5 news. >> and it's just right here where the kids play. >> a sex offender washes up next to a bay area playground. why the city can't get rid of him or his mess of a boat. good evening i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. that boat's been insure rip wrecked for weeks. but parents tell us the real problems is the owner. >> live in richmond at the site of this boat. in the past five minutes or so this man showed up. he says that he's the friend of the owner of the boat. the owner of the boat is a convicted sex offender who's done his time, paid his d

craig setzer of our affiliate station wfor has more. good morning, craig. >> good morning, vinita. there were more than a dozen toern tornadoes reported in the upper midwest. from eastern wyoming to nebraska on up to the upper midwest. once again, minneapolis under the gun late today and tonight as well as more tornados and possibly large hail and damaging winds. the rest of the country fortunately not looking quite as severe. typical summertime weather in the midwest and northeast. hot weather expected in the southwest. and for the first full weekend of summer, it is looking summer-like indeed. anthony and vinita. >> summer-like finally. craig setzer, wfor, thank you. >>> hot fire is spreading more. it's causing people to have to flee south fork. they're threatened by the fast moving blaze that stretches across 47 square miles and moving about a mile an hour. the fire is also being made worse by miles of dead crees killed by a beetle infestation. >>> severe flooding in western canada in and around the city of calgary has killed at least three people. torrential rain has swollen ri

liz: craig joyce from -- craig weiss, from njoy. idea but if you didn't start to smoke to begin with you wouldn't worry about any of this. >>> u.s. arms makers are seeing a rise in demand from their products. we'll look at the companies that are profiting from all of this. liz: and will electric car owners finally be able to take a long trip without recharging or worrying where am i going to recharge next? >> we've got the answer when we take it "off the desk," straight ahead. ♪ # [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in nc? try align. it's the number one recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. david: u.s. defense companies are seeing a rise in foreign demand for fighter jets and missile defense systems as other countries modernize their armed forces. >> who is seeing a big bounce from this increased demand? jo ling kent is looking into this one. hi, jo. >> hi, liz and david. u.s. defense contractors definitely are seeing a spike in foreign demand as we face

i'm craig melvin. new revelations by intelligence officials come as president obama declares, he is no dick cheney. since the programs were leaked to the press, the president said the government is not reading your e-mail or listening to your phone calls. he also pushed back against comparisons to his predecessor's controversial policies and equally controversial right hand man. >> some people say obama was this raving liberal before, now he's dick cheney. dick cheney sometimes says yeah, he took it all lock, stock and barrel. my concern has always been not that we shouldn't do intelligence gathering to prevent terrorism but rather, are we setting up a system of checks and balances. >> here with me now, nbc news national investigative correspondent, michael isikoff. michael, we have been listening to this hearing for a while now. releasing four out of more than 50 terror plot they say have been foiled since 9/11. talk to me a little bit about the four plot. >> right. and i should say, craig, we've gott

>> craig, it's a good question.f any of this before it was made aware of it. and to give you a better understanding of that, right now over the course of this day, we heard from the house oversight committee chair, darryl issa, who said from testimony, from interviews with some of those individuals, those irs employees, who worked at the irs office in cincinnati, ohio, he has learned what he believes is the fact that they say that there is a connection back to washington. that, in fact, washington was directly doing the ordering. but just within the last hour or so, we got this statement from issa's democratic counterpart on the house oversight committee, and we'll put up on your screen very quickly his response, where he referred to this as the lobbying of unsubstantiated conclusions. cumming said specifically, chairman issa's reckless findings today are inconsistent with the findings of the inspector general, who spent more than a year conduct his investigation. craig? >> peter alexander, thank you so much. do app

search and on the last day, of our last tour of duty, traveling around we were in oslow and we met with craig and his partner and at the end of that day, we knew and there was... we knew in no uncertain terms that this was the firm that we wanted to work with and i can only say that as i welcome craig up to the podium the last three thought and it actually does, this is followed by a creative phase, and the creative phase is really the fun part, and then there is the pass that will move along. somehow this is a case of construction. and we will deliver this child. happily, at the end of this, there is the miracle of birth, when the doors open and there is hopefully plenty of hugs and smiles when our guests enter the new sf moment and as of this great day, the building will mature slowly at first and will experience many challenges in its life alongside the days of joy and celebration >> while this metaphor was pretty good there is a difference that i would like to point out. unlike many marriages and births, the making of the building is not a monogomous relationship, it is a poly amorous rel

msnbc's craig melvin joins me live from outside the courthouse in sanford. i have to say, craig, if the prosecutor wanted to get our attention and more particularly that of those six women on the jury, he certainly accomplished that. >> yeah, he certainly did, chris. and john guy still going right now. he's about 30 minutes into that opening statement. throughout much of the opening statement, john guy as he has been recounting the last hours and minutes of 17-year-old trayvon martin's life, we have seen sabriybrina fulton in the courtroom, wiping her eyes, tracy martin, trayvon martin's father, also in court as well wiping his eyes. there was some housekeeping that started at 9:01, judge nelson called this thing to order. they spent about 20 minutes haggling over a number of things, the attorneys did. the lawyers haggled most over who should remain in the courtroom, ultimately the judge decided that george zimmerman's wife and family should be removed based on laws of court in the state of florida. ben crump, the martin family attorney and spokesman was als

she leaves t1 just behind american pro craig evans. stoltz makes the transition from swimmer to biker. the south african holds a minute's lead over american pro josiah middaugh. middaugh is largely considered the best athlete to have not won this race before. he's had a strong swim, but the fact that stoltz is leaving transition already has to be disconcerting. middaugh is sporting a new beard. perhaps a sign that he's ready to exorcize his demons of the past. this is... this is it right here. you know, everything... this is... i'm feeling the best i've ever felt. um, last year i should have won this race. um, had some bad luck on the bike portion of it. i'm more fit this year than i was last year. so... this is the time to do it. narrator: on the women's side, britain's jacqui slack exits the water in second. starting his bike ride is the defending champion on the men's side, france's nico lebrun. more of the top women have completed the swim. including american suzie snyder and four-time defending champion, melanie mcquaid of canada.

all right, craig. thank you very much. i'd like to bring in criminal defense attorney john burress, msnbc legal analyst lisa bloom, and "the washington post" jonathan capehart. let's start off with don west coming back from the lunch break apologizing for this joke he chose to tell in his opening statements. let me play what he said as the apology. >> no more bad jokes, i promise that. i'm convinced it was the delivery, though. i really thought that was funny. i'm sorry if i offended anyone about that. >> with all the complexity of this case, the seriousness, how do you assess or -- i don't want to say rate his performance there, but that really is what it is at this point before the evidence and other details start to come out. why open like that? >> well, it was clearly a mistake. i think he knows that. probably his co-counsel during the lunch break told him that joke did not fly. you have to come back in and apologize for it. he's been going over two hours now. i would say for the most part, the rest of his opening stat

[indiscernible] you are or craig is? >> craig is. >> what part of the state?>> i don't know. >> louisville? >> no, -- >> he is from americans watching washington association, but anyway -- >> in xm i run into him, i will tell him. into him,t time i ran i will tell him. >> a picture here, senator? >> sure. >> 1, 2, 3. >> wary from? -- where are you from? >> from atlanta. i am primarily in proprietary healthcare. we train students and he medical field. >> i spent a couple of years in atlanta. i did my internship there had what used to be called georgia baptist. i think it is now atlanta medical. i also did a couple of months at grady hospital. it is something. i was there, remember when the federal prison burned down? i was there for two months at medical school, and it was a pretty violent riots. people were shot in the chest, shot in the neck, and it was -- i will never forget my time in grady. i was in the emergency room. >> if you get hurt, that is where you go. >> it is a very good hospital, if you get shot, that is where you want to go. you hope you never

of course, don west not an attorney phone for his brebity. >> no, craig. also, craig, i understand at the moment the judge has said the court's going to be in recess briefly. is that right? >> you know what? that just happened, martin. i didn't hear because i was talking to you. are they in recess now? >> don't worry, we'll come back to you in a moment. lisa, this idea of describing this witness as a liar, to jonathan capehart's point, is this particular little helpful for the defense in the way they've been so cold towards this particular witness? >> first of all, anybody who thinks that a defense attorney in a murder case is going to be warm and fuzzy with a key prosecution witness has it wrong. okay? that's not going to happen. >> i get that, but to jonathan's point. >> it's not a tea party. >> but john was not suggesting that. what he was suggesting was that there appeared to be in don west's questioning a complete lack of understanding that here was a young woman who was traumatized having learned what happened and having learned that she was the last