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. >> doo, doo, doo >> shoppers hiding, not knowing where to run. dozens more rushed to the hospital the young suspect now in police custody. authorities now searching for a motive >>> plus new questions tonight on just how safe so-called soft targets are. today's shooting just days after a gunman opened fire at a food festival >>> deadly cliff collapse a hillside comes tumbling down trapping beachgoers below, killing three. local authorities warning more landslides could be coming >>> and swimmers beware another possible shark bite today a diver rushed to the hospital more beaches closed after yet more dangerous encounters >>> plus, flying high? two united airline pilots arrested today for suspicion of drinking before they were supposed to fly the flight canceled. passengers stranded and it's not the onl time that's happened this week. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening we begin with another mass shooting in america. this time at a back to school sale at a walmart in el paso, texas. according to law enf

. ♪ doo, doo, doo ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo >> reporter: you might not realize it, but you've probably seene. it was featured in her iconic video for "always be my baby." why that video? why did you shoot it here? >> i just thought it would be something sweet. i think there's like an innocence to that song, and i wanted to feel, you know, just free and easy and like summertime when you meet, you know, your first, that first little crush that you have. >> reporter: camp mariah sits about 70 miles north of new york city. here many kids get their first taste of life in the wilderness. >> we are at camp mariah which opened in 1994. >> reporter: fatima is part of the non-profit organization which runs six camps for underprivileged kids, including camp mariah. over the last 25 years, more than 3,000 kids have spent their summers here. >> she's visited our young people, come to our benefits, been a member of our board. this is not just a name. >> reporter: for three and a half weeks, they take robotics and coding classes. they study dance and fashion. they also get the typical summer camp stuff, t

. >> doo, doo, doo, doo. and then i said yes, people were running inside, saying there was a shooter. >> it was loud boxes being drop or something. and it got closer and closer, and when they went inside, when it got louder. >> investigators say the shooter posted some sort of manifesto online before the shooting. it is being characterized as anti-immigration, anticorporation. he said he had these feelings prior to the trump administration. >> hurry up, hurry up! >> this video shows the frantic moments as people escaped to safety. you can hear people yelling, get out of the store, right away. >> as shots rang out inside the store people ducked and took cover wherever they could. one person hid under a table. we want to warn you that what you are about to hear may be disturbing. you can see one person taking cover in this video. you hear the gunshots in the background. there were several people inside the walmart when those shots rang out. many people said they were going back to school shopping at the time. p

. >> doo, doo, doo >> shoppers hiding, not knowing where to run. dozens more rushed to the hospital the young suspect now in police custody. authorities now searching for a motive >>> plus new questions tonight on just how safe so-called soft targets are. today's shooting just days after a gunman opened fire at a food festival

, doo, doo, doo, doo. people were running inside saying there was a shooter. we took off towards the back of the store where the stockroom was. we were pushing people out the way and telling them to go. and when we did we ran out towards the back and the employees were telling us to go into the freight containers in the back where they get the stock out, and we sat there for maybe 20 minutes, and then they told us to come out, and we did, because there were elderly and children, they were getting hot. >> i'm shaking. there weigas a whole bunch of k out there. i tried to pick out as many as i could and bring them out with me. >> i heard a lot of yelling, cops with guns, saying get on your knees. that's when we went back in the room. we were scared to death. >> now, just a bit about the suspected gunman. apparently, from allen, texas, more than 600 miles away. that's about 1,000 kilometers away. authorities say that a document was posted online shortly before the shooting. it appears to be an anti-immigrant

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. >> i heard -- and then it went doo, doo, doo. >> twice in less than 24 hours. >> people started bolting the store in order to get to cover. >> reporter: are any of us surprised? can anybody help? within the last week, who here has seen a gunshot victim? >> i think people think that if their loved one gets to the hospital that there's magic there. but sometimes it's just too much for us. >> reporter: if there was ever a time for preventive medicine, it's now says this group of doctors. >> a grandfather was shot yesterday. a son was shot yesterday. yesterday a mother was shot yesterday. and then the day before that, there were five other people that were shot that were connected to americans in this country. >> reporter: they've had enough and seen enough. >> the only thing worse than a death is a death that could be prevented. and to go and talk to a mom of a child who was normal at breakfast and now is not here is the worst possible thing. and honestly, it drives us. it drives us to address this problem. >> reporter: doctors ronald stewart, albert osbarr, niba, stephanie bonny, chris ba

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like the shots were going doo, doo, doo-doo-doo. and then he was like that sounded like shots.ide saying there was a shooter. we took off toward the back of the store where the stockroom was. we were pushing people out of the way and telling them to go. and when we did we ran out toward the back and the employees were telling us to go into the freight containers in the back where they get the stock out. and we sat there for maybe 20 minutes. and then they told us to come out. and we did because there was elderly and children, they were getting hot. >> a whole bunch of kids in there. i'm shaking. a whole bunch of kids. they were -- >> i heard a lot of yelling. there was cops with guns. they were saying get on your knees. >> sadly, texas is no stranger to mass killings. one of the ten deadliest shootings. four have taken place in texas. governor greg abbott spoke earlier about this latest tragedy. >> 20 innocent people from el paso have lost their lives, and more than two dozen more are injured. we as a state unite in support of these victims and their family members. we want to

then they started coming closer together, like, doo-doo-doo. people were running inside saying yes, there was a shooter. we took off towards the back of the store where the stockroom was. we were pushing people out of the way. the employees told us to go to the freight containers. we sat there for 20 minutes. then they told us to come out. there were elderly and children in there getting hot. >> there was a whole but anyonc kids in there. i tried to bring them out with me. >> i heard cops with guns, a lot of yelling, saying get on your knees. we went back in the room. we were scared to death. >> police have arrested there's a one suspect, a 21-year-old white male from allen, texas, that's about 600 miles from el paso. el paso police chief greg allen discussed what's being described as a manifesto, suspected of having been posted by the gunman. the manifesto, he said, has a, quote, nexus to a hate crime. there is an urgent plea for blood donations to help the wounded. el paso residents have been answering the call, they've been queueing up to do

doo doo ♪ baby shark ♪ mommy shark doo doo doo doo.onth. down to you, todd. todd: cutest niece in the world when she sees me coming she does this. so cute. have you ever made a phone call and made a message like this? >> this call may be monitored or recorded for quality assurance or training purposes. >> so what are those recordings actually being used for. todd: here to explain associate for technology and national security program at the center for a new american security kara frederick. kara, thank you so much for being here. i have got to be honest. when i heard about, this my jaw dropped because i thought those were just words that i was hearing on the other ending of the phone. didn't pay any mind to it. you are saying our voice, when we call one of these call centers can be used for something. please explain. >> all right. so, in explaining this thoroughly, i think you need to back it up a little bit. you basically need to say that the implications of this data recording consumer promise right now, they vastly changed and that

uchiway 24ar cotion on the ack mpory doo eabound lanes. on modrivouldexct delays of up to 30 minutes. bart will offer free buses to replace train service between orinda and walnut creek. the 50-year-old track on bart's busiest line is badly deteriorating. to rebuild it, crews need to narrow the road way to haul in a crane. >> we want to get the message out to motorists that it would be good to avoid this area. they have a couple of tools at their disposal. they can take a look at quick maps and see how traffic is flowing in realtime. >> bart rider cansic perfect delays of 40 minutes or more along the antioch to mill born line. >>> california is leading a pack of states in court to block new rules preventing many low income immigrants from receiving green cards. >> what they are doing is un- american. not everyone starts out life with millions gifted by daddy. in fact, many of america's greatest successes are true rags tries stories. >> the green card changes would pro vent immigrants who receive public assistance from becomiil administrati

>> these networks are rife with dual diopter lease -- with doo-wop police and -- with doo-wouopolies. we see what prices are extracted in the retransmission regime. there is no technological impediment any longer to at&t being able to provide this. there is plenty of competition. you have to support local stations there in montana. we do that. if people in helena want our stuff directly, that is supported by advertising revenues, they just put up the digital antenna. but the way you make sure at&t does not provide it over their system is to renew stellar. gianforte:ive clearly we have different opinions. i look forward to working with you to figure this out so our constituents are better served at prices they can afford. thank you. brooks: itive apologize. i have been running between different earrings. what is clear to me is that there is not a lot of agreement from the panel. to start out by ,sking, could you please share could you explain how retransmission prices are decided? that seems to be the sticking point, or one of the sticking points. can you talk about how prices get deci

the man who told the story in and a sea-doo.the question of who was behind the plot, that's when the story named names, two of them. they were sandra's son, tom, the mama's boy jack raised as his own. under the direction of the mastermind herself, jack's wife, sandra. so with that new perspective on the case, dove revisited sandra's old interview. the hours of mostly useless chatter. >> how many times did you listen to that interview? >> at least ten times. >> reporter: and then it jumped out at him. right about here on the tape. sandra is going through slips of paper in her day planner. she looks at one and says -- >> this is my son's friend. >> reporter: listen to it again. >> this is my son's friend. >> reporter: "this is my son's friend." one phrase in hours of material but it got dove's mind racing. if the bartender was right that the killers were friend of sandra's son, could that slip of paper hold the key to the case? dove tore through bags of evidence, and there it was. the day planner. seized five years earlier just af

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back on this administration in 30-years from now, we'll be looking at what don ha donald trump has doo the playing field against china, and thank him. but for too long china has taken advantage of united states of america, through theft of intellectual property, currency manipulation or stealing our intellectual property without even telling us about it. so, they subsidize their companies they dump their product on our u.s. soil 'put american companies out of business. it is one of his legacies looking back when it administration is over, 30 years down road, our children, grandchildren will be thankful this president stood up to oppressive regime in china that is trying to rip us off every single day. lou: he was lone among candidates, as a candidate could taking on silicon valley. he has said straight forwardly, he wants to know what in the work is going on out -- what in the world is going on out there and. and anticonservative bias in social media. it looks we may see a informal joint effort add state attorneys general are taking on technology in silicon valley, as is the deputy of

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some children walked home from school only to f find their doos locked and their family members missing. this is an 11 year old girl speaking with wjtv. my parents -- [indndiscernible] dad did not do nothing. he is not a criminal. targetedarrests chicken operating plant. last year, coke foods paid out three and three quarters of a million dollars to settle out an eagle opportunities commission class action suit charging the company with sexual harassment, national o ogin, and r racist discrimination and retaliation against latino workers at one of its mississippi plants. labor activists say it is the latest raid to target factories where immigrant workers have organized unions, fought back against discrimination, or challenged unsafe and unsanitary conditions. president trump visited dayton, ohio, and el paso, texas, wednesday in a politically polaririzing t trip that f folld last weekend's mass shootings that killed a combined 32 people, including the dayton gunman. during his first stop in ohio, he met with medical workers at miami valley hospital, posing for a group photo, grinning w

doo t today, the coolest day of the week should be tomorrow and looking at the breezy winds the next couple of days, certainly at the coast, partly cloudy skies there, and heating up inland with a modest warm-up throughout the middle of the week. here is a look at the low clouds going through the next several hours, noticing reaching into our inland valleys and then it does retreat. but notice the coast stays pretty gray throughout the afternoon. look at the push tonight into your saturday night and into sunday morning, we're even talking some mist and drizzle along the shoreline. so with the stronger push, a cooler day arrives for your sunday, but certainly microclimate is allowing for the cool conditions at the coast while tomorrow we see some upper 70s to near 80 inland. certainly a lot cooler for you, but still feeling like summer in antioch, 85 there. 60s around the bay. here is monday where we are sort of in a holding pattern. notice the yellows and the oranges well out into our inland valleys, but at the coast we have the numbers in the 60s. no changes here with that steady on

i am proud of my board members foreign doo -- for over 8 hours. i will ask ms. boomer to call roll. i vote in favor of china town rose pak station. (roll call). >> the eyes have it. that condition concludes the -- that concludes the business before you today. the ayes have it. this meeting is adjourned. [♪] >> i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world, you shouldn't just be something in museums, and i love that the people can just go there and it is there for everyone. [♪] >> i would say i am a multidimensional artist. i came out of painting, but have also really enjoyed tactile properties of artwork and tile work. i always have an interest in public art. i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world. you shouldn't just be something in museums. i love that people can just go there, and it is there for everyone. public art is art with a job to do. it is a place where the architecture meets the public. where the artist takes the meaning of the site, and gives a voice to it

i am proud of my board members foreign doo -- for over 8 hours. i will ask ms. boomer to call roll. i vote in favor of china town rose pak station. (roll call). >> the eyes have it. that condition concludes the -- that concludes the business before you today. the ayes have it. this meeting is adjourned. >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco historic preservation commission regular hearing for wednesday, august 21 st, 2019. the commission does not tolerate any outbursts. please state your name and speaking before the commission. if you care to, it if you'd be so kind as to silence your mobile devices. i would like to take roll call roll call at this time. [roll call] commissioners, first on your agenda is general public comment members may address the commission on items of interest to the public within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. he's a member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have just one

she is a wack-a-doo. a conspiracy that we are dealing with here. >> she's a first-term congresswoman. >> laura: so what she's in congress. don't write her off. >> let them put it out there. >> laura: guys, come okay. >> an individual member of congress to put out ideas and that's what she's doing. enter come to add to those ideas >> laura: chris you are writing her off. she is the closest to a thought leader in the democratic party today. >> laura, she is the democrat party. >> laura: we've got to go hold on. time for my angle, part 3. okay, something i'm diagnosing as california's fervor. as we have been documenting this week, the human and economic toll of homelessness is overwhelming cities like los angeles. >> you see outside of the back door of the gym, there are really a string of homeless encampments, garbage-covered goods. >> one of my neighbors last year was riding his bike on that bike pathth over there. one of these young kids freaked out on meth stepped off of thege head as he passed by and kn

i doo think republicans may have a slight edge here. the reason is dan bishop, the republican state senator represents the portion of the ninth congressional district where democrats typically have done well. if bishop can neutralize the election in his own backyard, then it is hard to see the democrat making up that margin in a more conservative area in this districtmc county. he will be using that money to attack bishop for giving a donation to a social media platform that was later, later became a hotbed for white nationalists. bishop is denying that he knew that platform was headed in that direction. he says he regrets that. i do think that this race will be highly polarized. probably not ascr high turnout s a race last november. i would give dan bishop the republican a tiny edge. >> if democrats do when that seat, what does it do for hopes of republicans taking back the house in 2020. >> after gaining 40 seats in 2018. i do think that there is a bit less urgency here for democrats now that they have party taken back thehe house. pe

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some of this is the family issue that they should be fighting amongst themselves behind closed doo doorsn you have to remember as barack obama is this president with this great approval rating and you have this president over here, donald trump, who is constantly trying to berate him, bring him down, discredit him. you have to be careful. because you could play into that. >> do you think they went too far last night on that? >> yes, i do. >> no. >> i do believe that. no, no. because some people -- a lot of people are just coming into this political game right now because of donald trump. they don't understand. a lot of people came in because of barack obama. and sometimes as you try to give them everything, you can't give everybody steak when they're only on milk. >> i think our reality, though, is that this is a democratic primary. this is the time you have to challenge democrats on policy prescriptions they've been putting forward, challenge the proposals whether or not they're making sense. and pa rt of what we have to go on is frankly the last democratic administration was his. >> bu

what doos that nal? w at that means is>>hat the fertile reserve knows that its job is to do right by thei economy,t? to fulfill its dual mandate of maximum employment and stable prict . but it cado everything. in particular it cast can't control risks such as discussions that the warehouse is making regardings escating trade tensions not only with china but other countries around the woratld. so chairman powell was trying to convey is that people should still be confident in e trajectory of the economy and while there are rifngz out there they are -- risks out there they are aware of those risks an will do their best to justify pocy in regard toem but stop, canned counter every, bac particular risk, especially ones that are se f inflicted athis point. >> woodruff: but you layer on top, president trump's most vivid example of his criticism of the chairman powell, when he said who is the greaterr, chairman powell or the head of choirn? what does this say to americans to the business community? >> i think i

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i am proud of my board members foreign doo -- for over 8 hours. i will ask ms. boomer to call roll. i vote in favor of china town rose pak station. (roll call). >> the eyes have it. that condition concludes the -- that concludes the business before you today. the ayes have it. this meeting is adjourned. >> hello, everybody. i am london breed, mayor of the city and county of san francisco , and i'm really excited to join you here today, but i tell you that no one is more excited than the parents of the kids who will be returning to school on monday. and today is an opportunity to us to really get the word out to people all over san francisco that we have thousands of kids who are returning to school on monday. we will see kids walking, we will see them by king, we will see them on buses and yes, some of them will get dropped off by parents in their car. but ultimately, we want everyone will get around this city safely because there will be more people out on the streets now than ever before as a school began on monday. so a part of today is really about highlighting the awareness tha

ready to do it but then he caught a glimpse of john standing right next to kennedy and decided he would doo it later said he followed kennedy to church the next day, fills up his pants with the same amount of dynamite, standing 4 feet outside with his hand in his pocket and on the trigger ready to pull it. had he done that he would have blown up himself, kennedy, a number of people but he caught a glimpse and decided he would wait another day to do it. you'd think that you are writing a president about -- book about the president buying an office and you might be left with a feeling of a deep melancholy. but strangely ended up feeling optimistic about it. congress is today in 1850 he tried to shoot him and it sounds pretty nasty. today they will call each other liars but it doesn't get much worse then that although the one that bodyslammed somebody. but it doesn't compare to what we saw in the 1850s. i tell you the example of annexing texas in terms of the constitutional crises if you look at the history of the presidential succession publicly one of the most sustained vulnerabilities we ha

are you trying to sound like a "scooby doo" villain [ laughter ] i mean, it would make sense, since youroks like a halloween mask [ light laughter ] his presidency should end with the gang tying him up in an abandoned amusement park [ light laughter ] second, it never stops being amazing to me how much he projects on to other people. he called them weak, insecure, racist, inexperienced, and not very smart what's next? "they can't even pronounce basic words. that's why they hate the - >> united shashes. [ laughter ] >> seth: but while trump - [ cheers and applause while trump was waging his racist attacks last week, we found out about yet another potential crime that almost certainly would have landed trump in a courtroom if he were not the president. first, let's just remember that right now one big reason trump hasn't been charged with a crime is the fact that justice department guidelines say a sitting president cannot be indicted, and that's not explicitly written in the constitution or anything it started with a memo that's more than 40-years-old >> we hahaa n named robert dixoh of j

whoa due doo you think reagan couldn't get elected dog camper or colorado or never da has gone blew. we're ryan ought of states and i thick it's a problem. ... >> the national emergency act of 1976 that has been used over 50 times. did you ever hear any of these pseudo-constitutional conservatives object? this they didn't even know the law existed, as a matter of fact. and the president is using statutory authority, he's using budgetary authority, he's using all the relevant authority. there are aspects i don't like, but he's not using the aspects i don't like. so we can have a discussion about that. and also this tariff thing, i'm not a big tariff guy except when it comes to china, and then i think china ought to -- china's the enemy, so china needs to be addressed economically and militarily. [applause] china's not a joke. china is going to be the number one superpower if this president's not reelected, i'll tell you that right now. that said, he's not using -- he may be saying he's using tariffs on grade with chai -- on trade with china. the way i look at it, he's using it for nat

doo-wop to address the point of order or do you want to make opening remarks? >> it has no chance of becoming a. repeatedly statements have been made that republicans want a solution, not a political issue but however what is happening today i can tell you will not produce a solution. today on the agenda the secure and protect act does not enjoy broad support and what is worse it will increase problems at the border. i'm so disappointed that republicans have chosen to break the committee roles and the senate rules in order to force the bill through the committee. the secure and protect act was relisted on the committee's agenda last week for the first time. if there had been a quorum to conduct business and this is technical but important. it would have been subject to being held over. however, there were insufficient senators present to conduct business and for five minutes there were eight senators present, seven millions and one democrat. that was after we waited for overre 30 minutes. the quorum requirement contained in that judiciary committee rules stated

zipity dipity doo-dah versus the bosses. >> i was going to talk about how good roku was. >> the cfo of don't even know makes multiples of what you do. >> you think i think that's right? >> no, it is not right right or wrong, it is what it is come on. a man who, you can argue drg. >> johnson was on yesterday. how did he do? >> i don't make as much money. i should make more money i'm going to call my agent call my agent right now. i have him on speed dial this is outrageous >> viacom will pay their ceo well mr. bakish, ianniello staying on he'll get his $70 million when he leaves, ianniello, could be fairly soon, we'll see and you and i sit here i make fractions of what you do. think how i feel. >> i'm a loser i'm not what i appear to be. >> yeah, i mean, bakish will make 55% more this coming year than he made last year and i saw one table that puts him now, will be in the top 20 or so paid s&p. >> you look as the list, you'll see media ceos among the top -- >> my company -- >> say again his helmet antonio brown -- >> i'm appalled. >> you work a lot. >> i work my ass off i was up at 3:30

but you could end up in a situation where red and blue states sort of doo are do different things in there within the state allocation. and so this is an argument that can go both directions depending on whether you are in a red state or blue state. >> just 30 seconds. >> david, david i think john's -- it's john's turn then i have a question for john after he says what he is about to say. >> i'll repeat to neil numbers is short for numbers of inhabitants that's one thing. within on the question of whether total population or voters, this is interesting because if you are an american citizen living outside of the united states but not connected to the military or our government you are not counted. but if we start going by voters in the state at least for the state district you will be counted. now, what justified that? what you don't realize is that this independent census bureau is not so independent. you can look at it and see the political influences in their advisory committees, in the arguments about where people should be counted. and they make arbitrary decision that is may be