craig downs, and what he is learning is troubling. >> for example, imidacloprid can affect crab larvae as low as 50 parts per quadrillion. it affects their mitochondria at this level, so that it's a mitochondrial poison. it can affect their muscles. if the mitochondria are damaged in the muscles, it can cause paralysis. it also causes immune suppression in these crabs. meaning that they are much more susceptible to bacterial infections and fungal infections when co-exposed with imidacloprid. >> craig downs also studies the impact of imidacloprid on sea urchins. >> neonicotinoids cause dna damage in sea urchin sperm as low as 500 parts per trillion. it causes developmental abnormalities as low as 5 parts per trillion. it means that they're a mutagen. um, it means there's a direct threat to the reproductive fitness of the entire biodiversity of marine environments. if you have damage to sperm or if you have damage to eggs, the next generation will not be as fit or might not come into existence at all. um, so it threatens sterility. >> the meso-american reef stretches 700 miles from the n

fine the new owners include josh harris and magic johnson coming up on the "today" show, craig melvin will sit down with the nba legend and can how the new owners plan to rebuild the team's culture >>> another massive jackpot is up for grabs the fifth largest mega millions prize is on the line for tonight's drawing as california is waiting for their latest billion dollar powerball winner to come forward. >> a big one billion-plus win again. we've had two in southern chafl. >> the store where the ticket was sold got a bonus check of a million dollars, but the big winner is still a mystery. they have a year to come forward and claim that prize >> unfortunately, whoever it is can't buy cooler weather millions of americans still sweating through record heat and more grabbing their umbrellas amid another round of storms michelle grossmann is busier than ever. you're tracking all of this. >> that would be worth millions to have cool air move in, but no relief in sight. we're going to see hot temperatures into the weekend into next week and probably beyond that. we're in the middle of the summer, looking

and one of the many avenues pointing away from craig heidt that investigators chose not to go down. learned about that affair between craig and robin, they decided that they had their man. when in fact, the defense would say that the true killer may have been trumped someone involved with philip heidt's real estate dealings. a business center that had taken a swamp that. if jody was in for the defense. she was phillip's longtime assistant. and that testimony suggested that if elected and tell her something, then it probably did not happen. >> he told me so much sometimes, i you know what how you want to stick your finger in your ear and go like this? >> joanne said philip never told her either about a physical fight in his home between the sons, craig and carey. and once more, to hear joe and tell it. detectives may have overlooked the real power tank about to explode in phillip's life. >> he had a lot of pressure on him. business wise. >> joe and describe to the jury just how big and varied phillips impressive business holdings were. two from his real estate investments. >> there wa

at the coast to 104 >>> best time of the morning, friday pop start >> coming up, winning time craig sat downthink they can win another title? >> you bet >> any advice for your opponents? >> better watch out. magic's back, baby we brought home the gold >> one ring ain't going to keep us in that role. >> we got to keep winning. >> look, you know why nobody repeats. because the guys that you beat along the way spent all that time figuring out now ways to break you down >> so good you would like it, savannah. >> i watched the first season. i really did like it >> winning time, season two, premieres august 6th on max. >>> next up, kim kardashian has totally transformed for her latest tv role, making her american horror story debut in season 12 of the creepy hit series here's a look at the first teaser that dropped yesterday. ♪ >> didn't even look like her kim k. almost unrecognizable in the first sneak peek no premiere date just yet for american horror story. that clip is teasing it is coming soon. >>> next up, john stamos, the actor and musician, is the latest to sit down with shaun evans for hi

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right now craig herrera, fox weather, maybe with a tantalizing possibility that it slows down or evensay ends? craig what's the latest? >> craig: it might even be crisp tomorrow; right, for portions of the northeast. how often have we used that term, not often at all. also want to mention a place like phoenix, you talked about week after week of this heat. it's been prolonged; right? this is going down on record as the warmest, potentially, depends on how we end the month, but it looks like it will be the warmest july on record for the month of july for phoenix here at 102.9 degrees. you are thinking wait a minute we have been talking about temperatures at 115, 116, this is the average high and the low. they get to 115 and 116, but only been cooling down into the 90s. in fact 97 is one of their lowest temps they got to. that's quite a stretch for them. that's one example of what's going on. they don't have the excessive heat warnings -- the excessive heat warning for phoenix and portions of southern california over to tucson you are losing this, but the excessive heat warnings over ca

craig. it's the weight loss company that recently said it was shutting down after more than four decades. 's back, but only online. it's planning a relaunch this fall. weight loss companies have struggled in recent years with the rise of drugs that often contribute to weight loss. >>> well, a lesson on fixing cars and how it's changing lives. we'll explain, next. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> finally tonight, a nonprofit is helping people turn a corner with classic cars. cbs' kris van cleave shows us the chicago auto mechanic who is giving young men and women direction. >> reporter: jeff battles is finding new direction through his love of old cars. after the 19-year-old was shot last year. >> wrong place, wrong time, the wrong team. it hit me in my right shoulder and ca

craig melvin on the "today" show. what did he say about taking over? >> i got to say i thought this was particularly poignant this morning. he broke downade the point, and craig made the point, most of the players are a huge percentage of them on the field are african american and yet they are very underrepresented in the management suites, in the owner's boxes, and so now, magic johnson is going to be one of the owners of the washington commanders, and he talked about why that matters. >> it's the biggest thing i've ever done in my life. and i mean it's a life-long dream. >> i'm going to excel not only myself and my family, but for all african americans, that we can see ourselves in these seats, and i want people to know that we can do the job. >> reporter: we can do the job. keeping in mind of course, you are a native of dc, and this is a majority african american city, and this matters to people here. >> it really does. and it is so impactful. i mean we love magic. we got the theater. we got it all. tom costello, thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> coming up, from the white house, to the schoolhouse, why vice president harris is slam

down. finally, a food thermometer craig, do you know the internal temperature for a burger, what's safe >>>> sorry, craig. >> let's talk about food temperature, especially with these things that are sitting out. >> yes 4th of july is for fireworks, not food poisoning the experts say keep hot foods haute, cold foods cold cold food is 40 degrees. >> how do you do that, though? use a cooler filled with ice or those gel packs. when you take the food out and you are going to serve it, set a timer on your phone. or even put a little piece of tape in front of the food and write down the time that it came out and time you should put it away >> especially when people are coming and going you don't know how long something has been out let's talk about serving the food things get mixed up. you have adults. you have kids. >> sometimes people like to use disposables. a sharpie is your best friend. label everything i like this tip. we got it a couple years ago red cops mean stops for the kids red is for alcoholic adult beverages and put the kids drinks in blue that's easy to remember. i was at a party w

. >> craig, this week a trump appointed judge pinned down a surprisingly lenient sentence to a january6th rioter, tyler bench. bench used bear spray during the siege and was arrested alongside members of the so-called b squad which has been associated with militia groups like the 3% movement. the judge gave him 60 days, house arrest, and probation. citing his age. and such but was just 19 on january 6th. but i have to wonder whether the judge would have been so forgiving had the defendant been a young person of color associated with the black lives matter movement? what is your thoughts? >> that is really something when a bunch of overwhelmingly white people try to ransacked the capitol and stop democracy in its process. the default position -- to make every excuse imaginable to excuse what can only be described as domestic terrorist conduct. but when it is a person of color protesting legitimate issues with our social justice system, the response from the republicans to unleash the national guard on them. as we saw in washington d.c.. at what is now black lives matter plaza. anytime t

the basketball legend sat down with my friend and colleague craig melvin and had a very emotional answer>> listen, rankings barriers and going through these doors is important for me. as a proud black man, you have got me choking up now. [crying] when i think about [crying] oh, man. there is a great opportunity, and i don't know why god bless the me with these opportunities. . but i will exhale not only for myself and my family, but for all african americans in making sure that we can see ourself in these seats. and i want people to know that we can do the job. >> a man. well said, and congratulations, magic. that is it for me today, y'all, thank you for watching symone on this sunday. i am symone sanders-townsend, you can catch me here in msnbc weekends at four pm eastern, no time over on the peacock where i have no episodes on the msnbc hub every monday. politics nations with the great reverend al sharpton is up next. drive, i know you were talking with congressman steven horsford years at the cbc about voting rights. cbc packed retreat weekend, at about a multi million dollar super pa

down south. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, craigalk. the dog returned, but she did not. authorities there locating her near a lagoon with an alligator guarding her body. ultimately, they were able to reach her and see she had not survived this is the second time in 12 months they have had a fatal alligator attack. >> sam, thank you. >>> now to the social media wars heating up with a new competitor stepping up to challenge twitter. meta is set to launch its own app tomorrow called threads. but some are already calling this one the twitter killer. erin mclaughlin is following that thread for us. >> reporter: that's right. the app will be available tomorrow, and it looks like users can link it directly to their instagram account. it is the latest battle between musk and zuckerberg get this they may actually physically fight each other it is the battle of the billionaires after elon musk recently challenged mark zuckerberg to a potential cage match and zuckerberg agreed, the two have yet to physically face-off but the source of their di

craig's in care. of, and if you don't believe me, it just go down the articles and you go to the work of a 100 words down 100 feet with signal noise that you're going to hit those 2 key words. so lensky says, and when he read zalinski said it's, you know, it's, you know, i think has been so much of these thickness stories recently that we, it's really difficult to put this on a circular picture. you know, i, i think the, i think the europeans are basically going inside of this, getting tired of americans realize that there's a landscape public and the unit is somewhat backfiring on occasion. because now the real world i think is about and they just could have been and see how much credibility can do when you keep on changing the rules, you keep on a shifting your on moral grounds. you know, i know, you know we, we had a lot of stories about the, the, the pounds and do keep us as upper as you she, i'm sure pronounced that not correctly. you know, the worry was the, there was gonna be a darcy bomb. the zaleski even said it even pre claims. the press all of is john with his, you know, in the west, i'm nice

neil: and it is not easing up or down or whatever you want to call it. craigfox weather maestro, you know, a third of americans are under this oppressive heat s. that going to change anytime soon? >> i wish we had better news for you, neil. in fact, the numbers are going up. we're talking about 82.5 million americans under some sort of heat alert today. but look at this number, neil, everyone watching, 7.9, almost 8 million americans are experiencing temperatures at 800 degrees -- i'm sorry, 90 degrees or hotter. 76 million americans experiencing temperatures at 80 degrees or hotter. and you're talking 10:00 on the east coast, 7:00 on the west coast. we've got heat advisories up and down gulf coast states, out to the west across, right into the desert southwest, excessive heat warnings where the numbers are going to be closer to 110-115. let's talk about the heat alerts over the gulf coast states. these are going to be in place through monday evening. so, no, the weekend continues with plenty of heat. this is the air temperature, 96 in new orleans, 99 # 3 -- 9

and as craig said, we wanted to get to one of the closer hospitals but, but it was impossible. he was like going down could. it was, you know, and i was--any time we got to an intersection, i was screaming at everyone to get out of the way. and then we arrived at the hospital, and they took him immediately. and because i was injured, i was--i had a lot of cuts all over my body, they took me straight away to another part of the hospital, and that was the last time i saw isaac, was the doctors taking him one way and me the other. craig: so sarah and i agreed that i should stay with isaac, just so that isaac would know that his parents were still with him, that he wasn't alone. so that went on for a while. and he was undergoing medical attention for at least what felt like an hour and a half, two hours, but the heart monitors had started flatlining much earlier than that. i'll tell you what. no parent should ever have to be in the same room with his child, who's on an operating table, and see the heart monitor flatline and hear all the alarms go off. and that flatlining sound and those sounds of the ala

or for anybody who wants to go down and spend a day in that part of the city, cuz summer time lakes nearby. nice beautiful. as far as that area. thanks. a 1000000, craig chrysler for us here in the studio. all right, well don't forget, you can always get dw news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the apps store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and you're up to date as of next is a doc film of lava and like the volcano or auction on la palmer, there's plenty more news on our website. com and photos on social media. i'll be back again at the top to the next. there take care of the interest, the global economy portfolio dw business be here's a closer look at the project.

residents or for anybody who wants to go down and spend a day in that part of the city, cuz summertime lakes nearby, nice, beautiful as far as that area. thanks. a 1000000, craig chrysler for us here in the studio. the. the women's world cup kicked off on thursday with co hosts, new zealand beating norway, one meal in the opening match. the norwegians lifted the trophy in 1995, but underwhelmed in this opening match as the locals savored a victory. an understated opening ceremony at the eden puck stadium fee to the performance by mallory and 1st nations dunces and sing is before the $2.00 teams observed, a minute's silence the head of kick off the co hosts with a clear under dog's and this match up. but it didn't show 3 minutes into the 2nd half a go kick stuff to the soup of attack as new zealand stones up the page, and finally made the superiority counts. stones strike a 100 wilkinson swept him. jackie, hands close to a small one celebrations. finally off to 16 unsuccessful attempts, musings, 1st world cup. when was on the horizon, they then had a golden opportunity to double their lead a minute from full time after a handful co captain, re a possible mist f

craig fuller said people aren't eating. i mean, food, food sales have gone down.for different things. let me bring in one of the host ors of "the big money show." i love how you guys take markets and economy and blend it together. and i thought about you from today's data, one of the things we saw was the difference between the fastest growing cities economic create and the smaller cities, it's starting to widen. one of the highest gaps ever. and i think that gets to this is also a regional issue, it's a political issue. it's not just pure economics, and i wonder if that helps or hurts the reason we can't fix it. >> i think we heard it great from lbmh's mouth this week during earnings when they said their second tier city the aspirational customer can no longer afford their entry price products. we all know how expensive they can with. if you're in a big city, you can make still afford it, but if you're in that second tier city, they talked about that aspirational customer is totally maxed out in some of those lower end cities. i think another interesting point is

all right, jesse so how do the big prizes break down, first of all >> reporter: yeah, craig good morningare definitely heating up right now we're looking at a power ball jackpot of roughly $650 million that is the ninth largest in the game's history, according to power ball if you take the cash up front, we're talking roughly half that, around $330 million and then there's mega millions being drawn tomorrow that is going to be worth an estimated $480 million if you take that up front, it's about 240. both of those games, if you have the patience to wait for the jackpot you will take a lot more home because of the interest that will accrue slow and steady wins the race. craig, i am in it to win it. $2 on the table. i will take a power ball ticket. raul will help us out. quick picking. i don't need to pick the numbers i want that's all it takes to play the game that drawing for power ball is tonight. >> you can't win if you don't play that's what they say, right? really quickly here, jess, for the lucky folks that do end up winning, give us some tips that the experts say you should do righ

craig, across the reporting from the search area on the outskirts of berlin. the women's world cup is under way button just hours before kick off. the whole city of oakland was under a temporary lock down. at least 2 people were killed after a government opened fire at a high rise building site. several others were injured and the shooter was found dead after a police shoot out. his dealings prime ministers had no political or ideological motivation has been identified, but the attack has spark security concerns in a country where gun violence is relatively rare. opening match went on without any security incidents with co host. new zealand defeating norway, one know norwegians looked at the trophy in 1995, but underwhelmed in this opening match as the locals, safer to victory and under stacey, the opening ceremony at the eton puck stadium featured the performance by mallory and 1st nations dunces in sing is before the 2 teams observed, a minute's silence the head of kick off the co host with a clear under dogs in this matchup. but it didn't show the minutes since with the 2nd tough a go kick stuff at the soup of attack. as new zealand stones up the page, and finally made the superiori

down at the. who is the future of history. but let me let me ahead anyway. craig is professor of history at emeritus at the united states naval academy. a lot of emeritus high. that's what we got where he taught for 30 years and served as department chair from. 2017 to 2020. he was the ernest king professor of maritime history at the u.s. naval war college in newport, rhode island, rhode island being where i born and raised. he is the author of 17 books, the most recent of which is nimitz at war. he has been awarded the lincoln prize the roosevelt prize, the morrison prize, and brandeis prize, as well as the dudley knox medal for lifetime achievement and the pritzker military museum and library for lifetime achievement in military writing. and last but not least, the youngster andy lang is associate professor of history at, mississippi state university, which, of course, as you all know, is the home of the ulysses grant presidential library and museum. he is the author of a contest of civilizations expose in the crisis of american exceptional wisdom in the civil w

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people are looking down the barrel again. craigo clarity on what this actually means to the consumer. surely if rishi sunak came out and said tories, 20% cheaper energy, you'd sweep the board at the next general election. why can't we that? we do that? >> well, i've been a big supporter of shale gas, as you know, and it's monday and i always my shale gas tie on always wear my shale gas tie on always wear my shale gas tie on a monday. it's a little tradition of mine because if the us hadn't gone up the route of massive shale gas exploration , massive shale gas exploration, then the lights would literally have gone out across a lot of europe and particularly the uk. it's been good enough for the us and again been blessed with those reserves in very many parts of the uk. i think that needs exploiting a little bit further and everyone jumps up and down and says there's like to be seismic activity and all the rest of it. well let's look at that rather more carefully. let's try and exploit it in the in the places that are least interferi

down, including the library. of course, it's air conditioned. so it's really comfortable. >> among those who took advantage of the service is nathan craig. you look like you're ready for the heat. >> actually lived in arizona for a while. so i actually had to been a sign out in the sun and learned how to cover rather than take off and it gets hot dan roche with the santa clara county library district says libraries in cupertino, gilroy gatos know pitas and morgan hill will serve as cooling center's through sunday. it's free to everybody. you know, you don't have to purchase anything you can come in. you can read you can use our computers and just the national weather service issued a heat advisory with the hottest inland temperatures of the summer expected to peak saturday. meantime, ace hardware, let's gatos has been there's not a lot left here. >> we've been so only a lot of these like hands and stuff like that. people came in see we sold most of these guys back in cupertino. craig plans to hang out at the library this weekend to beat the heat. it's nice cool inside. they got the little shop here with some ice cream and drinks and also

down, including the library. of course, it's air conditioned. so it's really comfortable. >> among those who took advantage of the service is nathan craig.ook like you're ready for the heat. >> actually lived in arizona for a loud. so i actually had to. been a sign out in the sun and learned how to cover rather than take off when it gets hot dan roche with the santa clara county library district says libraries in cupertino, gilroy gatos know pitas and morgan hill will serve as cooling center's through sunday. it's free to everybody. you know, you don't have to purchase anything you can come in. you can read you can use our computers and just the national weather service issued a heat advisory with the hottest inland temperatures of the summer expected to peak saturday. meantime, ace hardware, let's gatos has been there's not a lot left here. >> we've been so a lot of these like hands and stuff like that. people came in see we sold most of these guys back in cupertino. craig plans to hang out at the library this weekend to beat the heat. it's nice cool inside. they got the little shop here with some ice cream and drinks and also there's g

craig in georgia. i'm so sick of listening to you talk aboutk of lis joe biden ans son. nothing will bring them down.be patient. >> devin archer's going to testify to coma on monday. rome wasn't built in a day.buil steve from connecticut. nancy pelosi said joe. biden doesn't get enough. credit for once. >> i agree with her. 10% does seem a little low. martha from new hampshire. t ben thank you for not being afraid to have an honest conversation about history and race. everybody else on tv seems scared to death of this topic. i was a history major. it's very importani was t to mef you're going to lie about somethinto me.g as important as slavery to the history of this country. what else are you lying about? >> sterling i like that name from ohio. doctor allen story aboutsterlin. frederick douglass was inspiring. i'm going to learn more about him. goodoing to learn mo prime timeg experience. just ask some of thosening people on the beach. penny from saint louis, missouri. >> after listening to kamala, the media chose sarah palins and apology. >> alyssa fromsarah phoenix, aa does your mom like the new s

craig. kevin personnel can't wash this reputation. whiter can it? >> no. and jacob, i was stunned actually. i noted this down to 4.4 billion profits out of russia, ,108 million is paying $50 billion profits out of russia, ,108 milli0|. is paying $50 billion profits out of russia, ,108 milli0|. i; paying $50 billion profits out of russia, ,108 milli0|. i mean,; $50 billion profits out of russia, ,108 milli0|. i mean, that's million of taxes. i mean, that's no, that's not great. and you can't pr your way out of that. >> no. and inevitably, when pnces >> no. and inevitably, when prices go up , >> no. and inevitably, when prices go up, companies like unilever have cost pressures , unilever have cost pressures, but their profit has gone up much more than inflation. so they're using inflation as a cover to rebuild profit margins. >> and for me, i'm almost more shocked that by the profits of unilever in a cost of living crisis and i buy the russian stuff because the russian stuff again, you know, is actually fiendishly complicated. but they in my view, are making extortionate profits off the back of consumers and i

craig melvin who is here. so happy to see you. >> this is nice. love what you've done with the place. >> thank you very much, i did it myself. look, you went downme what both sides are telling you. >> it is fascinating because we're talking about race, class, gentrification, about the environment, about the police and we are talking about the policed. and here you have this $90 million facility as you mentioned roughly 80 arks just acres that is being constructed as we speak. and the tensions have been high. we wanted to spend more than the 3 or 4 minutes we usually do on a story. so this is about a 17 minute documentary. and i went to atlanta and this is just a snapshot of both sides of this complicated argument. >> cop city will never be built! >> we don't want cop city here and we don't want it anywhere. >> police are charging 23 people with domestic terrorism after what police call a coordinated attack. >> this is for police officers, firefighters, emergency medical responders, this is for our safety. >> after a shoot-out near cop city left a protestor dead, and georgia state patrol wounded. >> they die for this. was it worth it? >> we'll s

to come down to supposedly genuine belief regarding the fact that he supposedly won the election based on what giuliani told him. obviously, this is significantly undercuts that. >> you know, craigrt, in his court filing earlier this week, giuliani said that he made statements that, quote, carry meaning that is death of matory per se. or defamatory, per se. he also argues that his comments are protected by the first amendment. do you think's argument holds weight? >> legal analysts will have to answer that one, but i know the toll that this has exacted on -- they've testified to that in front of the january six committee, and they talked about it in interviews. it almost ruined their lives. they received death threats, they wanted to hide, and they couldn't do mundane things like go to the grocery store without fearing for their very lives. this put a face on the donald trump conspiracy theories, election fraud lies. in a very visceral way. by the way, rudy giuliani was saying that's they were passing on fraudulent votes, you know. they were passing a ginger mint in reality. this brought this home to a lot of folks. >> many of these things we don't really think about having real

craig is here. we're staying up late. we will also have brandy here later to break the game down for us, but congratulations to usa. >>> inantime, guys, take a look at this. this is a gorgeous scene. this looks super refreshing and a place to beat the heat, but you will not cool off by jumping into that ocean today. >> no. in fact, in a lot of places, the ocean feels like a hot tub. the ocean temperature reached 101 yesterday. some of the warmest temperatures ever recorded. we will get to that story in just a moment and the latest on brutal heat affecting some new sports of the united states this morning. >> yeah. >>> but we're going to get started with hunter biden set to appear in court today to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts on failing to pay his taxes. the president's son also facing a separate felony gun possession charge. all of this comes as congress prepares to hear more testimony about the investigation into hunter biden's business practices. ryan nobles is covering all this for us. >> reporter: good morning to you. when the president's son enters this courtroom behind me, his legal team hopes thi

down day by day as we go into monday. further into the week, tuesday and wednesday, those temper weather. craignd i are going out to an ice cream social after. >> you guys are very cute. >> that's right. >> we have to find two other guys dressed like us >> very cute. >> collaboration society is here. >> we have new details on that health care for bronny james kaylee hartung is covering that story for us. hey,kaylee >> reporter: good morning, guys. it was encouraging to hear that b bronny james was out of the of the irk cu less than 24 hours after he was rushed in and now more good news he's recovering at home coming up, we will share the really startling statistics. >>> all right. and then what if a bug bite meant you could never enjoy steak again. what you need to know this morning about a pretty serious cdc warning. it's about ticks that can trigger an allergy to red meat we'll get into it. but, first, this is "today" on best use of ai we have heard. >> vicky nguyen will tell us how to use artificial intelligence to plan your next vacation and she's s going to h help youd big g savings onon f

down? you'll show me a few tips and we'll put the pros up against al hoda, jake and craig >> whether you'rend it and put it on the board. you really want a flat bag so -- >> you did it! >> i don't want to do it again that will never happen twice you guys are playing against the actual pros. hoda, take it away >> me and yeti, we're a team >> close, girl >> let me watch. watch her work, watch her work >> up -- get there >> hold on >> go again, yeti. >> this is moses -- moses is an 18-year-old phenom >> bring it! >> show us how it's done here. >> do another one. [ cheers ] >> who are you >> i didn't even know cornhole was professional wow! >> this is insane. >> i'm hungry. >> i have never played cornhole without a beer >> al, throw some of those down here >> al's drinking oh, yes, yes, yes, yes [ cheers ] >> you made it >> this makes it better. >> what's happening now? >> this is how you play cornhole with a beer in your hand >> come on, let's go >> so what are the rules you just take turns? >> the rules -- >> moses, show us how it's done. >> so whoever scores last will throw first bag and we'

that cold december morning in 2016, craig was doing what he always did, at 5 am, he drove his son to work, same route, same time every day. >> there was a girl walking down is an awfully good-looking girl to be walking on the street at 5:00 in the morning. i remember the things that she had, on she had this leather bomber jacket and like a fluffy collar and she had high heel shoes on. and i looked at her, right in the face, just like i'm looking at you right now. i caught her eye and she caught my eye and all of a sudden she turned away, turned her head down. >> a construction contractor who lived there for 35 years kept driving. and then -- >> we're going over top of the short river bridge on route 35 and there's a car on the side of the road. and i said that is a bad place to get stuck. >> a few days later, he said he was at a 7/11 and made a startling connection. he saw a poster for a missing woman. it was her. the same woman he had seen walking down the street, sarah stern. >> this is the picture you saw? is this the individual that you saw on december 3rd in the morning? >> i would've identified that person asked that person. yes. >> he told us that

craig. it is a little less humid today. so slightly better but we are going to see the warm temperatures the heat index will be up around 93 degrees downees it is brutally hot and staying that way today also with all this heat and humidity, the chance of stronger storms approaching omaha and oklahoma city right now where we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for that area as that storm contains a lot of lightening, downpours, hail and gusty winds. this is the area where we could see hail two inches or more in diameter and wind gusts up to 75 miles an hour. it could cause a lot of damage today. tomorrow is same general area including parts of kansas, texas and oklahoma and stretching east ward through arkansas where we could see gusts up to 60 miles an hour, large hail and a couple tornadoes possible. >>> thank you. the u.s. military says for a second day in a row russian war planes harassed drones an air force spokesman said russian jets flew dangerously close and dropped parachute flares in their path a day earlier american drones were hunting when similar tactics forced them to take evasion action the u.s. said it compromis

craig has the morning off. >> a nice morning to be out there on our plaza so appreciate the folks who come if you're in the new york area, you come down the numbers one more time 7, 10, 11, 13, 24, the powerball is also 24 can you imagine waking up and seeing those numbers nbc national correspondent with the details. good morning >> we don't know the name of the winner yet, but we do know where that winning ticket was sold at a convenience store in downtown los angeles. this convenience store here after weeks of powerball pandemonium, a winning ticket was finally drawn overnight, cementing someone's status as the winner of the third largest jackpot in powerball history $1.08 billion, or a lump sum payment of $558 million cash it comes after the largest jackpot ever, a record-breaking $2.4 billion prize was claimed by an altadena man here in california last november the fun doesn't stop there it's important to note, nobody won the mega millions prize tuesday. that jackpot now stands at an estimated $720 million, not too shabby for the next drawing, which happens tomorrow night, keeping hopes and dreams still alive for the rest of us >>

8:13 to break down what you need to know about some major medical headlines everything has some new information to share with you. we'll be talking about alzheimer's drugs, jenny craig'se it could be quite the game changer what's the name of the drug and what do patients and families need to know >> it's called liquimby. it's a drug that got accelerated approval back in january we think the fda will give full approval today >> today >> today it's intended to slow alzheimer's progression. this is the fist drug shown to shown to slow the progress but the important part is it slows down the rate of cognitive decline. it doesn't stop cognitive decline, but slows it down, over an 18-month period 27% reduction in that cognitive decline, which some experts are saying only is a modest reduction. it gives them a five-month delay of alzheimer's progression, and only with patients with mild or early symptoms of alzheimer's. that's why some experts are saying, should we be approving this should it be useful? it's not a cure, and it has a cost associated with it. it's $26,500 per year is the cost we do think that cms, medicare, medicaid will be paying for it, but with strict crite

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and said earlier by sir craig oliver on the today programme is that he thinks it is time forjournalists to maybe think about these kind of stories and may be slow the news downin nature and now the story has very clearly moved into the territory where there are no questions about huw edwards' professional conduct. that is an entirely different matter. at the same time we have got reams of information now and potentially allegations about his private life which i am sure are deeply upsetting for him and his family and whether that is any of our business is a big question. it is a big question. thank you very much indeed. what do you think? let's talk about the media and did the sun get it wrong? did the bbc get it wrong? tom in sunderland and gary in colchester. hello, carrie, hello, tom. welcome to both of you. tom, what would you like to say? say what you want. i tom, what would you like to say? say what you want-— what you want. i think the question did the sun — what you want. i think the question did the sun get _ what you want. i think the question did the sun get it _ what you want. i think the question did the sun get it wrong _ what you want. i think

craig snell. well, looking ahead to few days, it to the next few days, it certainly remains changeable for most wettest conditions most of us. wettest conditions generally in the north. and that's all down