every year, doz pursuit of the truth simply doing their jobs.ust down the hall from our studio, there was a solemn ceremony with the name of 14 journalists who died in pursuit of the news in 2016. they were added to the journalist memorial. the names on the memorial day back to 1837 among those honored were david gilkey, npr's chief photojournalist, and his afghan translator, killed a year ago this week in a taliban ambush in afghanistan. >> it's not just reporting. it's not just taking pictures. do they change somebody's mind enough to take action? if we do our part, it makes people do their part, hopefully. borders says nearly three fourths of journalists killed in 2016 were victims of deliberately-targeted violence, a sad statement for those seeking the truth. i am soledad o'brien. we will see you here next week on "matter of fact." ♪ ♪♪ when you step out of your sandals and into summer fun... ...don't get caught with rough dry feet. try amopé pedi-perfect. it effortlessly buffs away hard skin... ...for summer ready feet after just one use...

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a planned vote on the senate health care bill isat lst a doz senators are concerned about the currentthe bill. republicans can afford two no votes without any support from democrats. president trump voted lawmakers to the house in an effort to help close the deal. here is margaret brennan. >> so we are going to talk. >> president trump summoned all republican senators to the white house. for an emergency meeting tuesday after party leaders postponed the health care vote due to a lack of support. >> this will be great if we get it done. and if we don't get it done it is something that we are not going to like. that's okay. i understand that very well. >> reporter: some senators arrived become to capitol hill optimistic they will find a path to passage. >> we are not there yet. we don't have consensus. >> others are less confident. >> this president is the first president. in our history. who has had neither political nor military experience. and thus it has been a challenge to him to learn how to interact with congress. >> mr. trump downplayed their di center in a twitter post. saying

. >> reporter: essentially, the machine doz a c.a.t. scan of every bag they see, producing a three dimensional image that will detect weapons but also potentially explosives that will be hidden in learnings, something the current x-ray machines may not always catch. it's one reason the u.s. and great britain c passengers on certain flights from the middle east from carrying laptop computers on board. but electronics bans could fade away thanks to new screening machines designed to pick up what tsa agents might miss. >> most of them have automatic targeting. what that means is it's taking a lot of the human factor out of the equation. in other words, it's doing the targeting and identifying the threat immediately for the screener so that the onus is not as much on the screener. >> reporter: with the number of people flying in the u.s. every year steady climbing to an all-time high of just under 800 million passengers, the tsa is in a tough spot. forced to handle a growing number of travelers while keeping the lines moving as quick as pos

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we have doz multiple pets displaced but overall most people in good spirits but again, no injuries, that'she biggest headline other than the two firefighters and we're told they're expected to be okay. back to you in the studio. >> annie thank you very much. >>> 6:05. this morning still no arrest made in the murder of two high school seniors in montgomery county. both killed the day before they were supposed to graduate from northwest high in germantown. te teens were reportedly selling extra tickets to their graduation ceremony when they were shot. sources tell fox5 one victim was found with less than $50 cash in his hands. >> ♪ >> 6:05. hey, tucker, good morning. >> good morning. until slittle snug this morning. >> that's the dry cleaners. >> do you think that's what it is. >> i know that's what it is. >> it's cool out there. we got 40's across parts of the area and even here in the city, 56 at reagan national. that's pretty for this late in june. dulles 52 and up in baltimore 49 degrees. again, lots of 40's early. maybe even want to consider a jacket here to start your day. all right. w

doz: we just said we want to a show about me based on my observations from stand up, and we did not reallythem too much. the show evolved because we had a long break between the time we pitched the show and the time we did it. in that time, we got another season of "parks and recreation." we got a half order of 13 episodes and that was unexpected. we had that time to marinade on what the show is. we went through some versions that were probably little more standard versions of the show and we kind of pushed ourselves to come up with stuff a little more ambitious. is it easier because you are drawing from your own life experiences to write it? aziz: it is but at a certain point, what i hit now is i'm kind of tapped. a single guy living in new york. there is only so much i can write about that. thingsason, we did some that were interesting where there was an f -- an episode called thanksgiving where it was a lot about one of the other actors who plays one of my friends, denise, and it was about her experience dealing with her sexuality and coming out to her mother and it was do someone else

what doz that mean? the first steps are no more americans acting as tourists to north korea.who cares? you could easily go from there in a couple of directions. either go to china and say, we're going to put secondary sanctions on chinese banks and companies doing business in north korea. that has an impact on north korea and strongly impacts the u.s./china relationship, the economic efforts, the sanctions, things our secretary of commerce is working on, which has knock-on effects and then could put directly off the korean peninsula. strong pressure on the south koreans coming to washington shortly on the defense system and finally, military action potentially. >> we've already got 28,000 troops in the region. always great to talk to you about this. hans nichols, you always help us out as well understanding these things. hans nichols, at the pentagon. we'll be talking to him a lot in the coming days. overdose of the capital, montgomery county, ohio. what law enforcement will do to try to tackle this remarkably rapidly growing crisis. my business was built with passion... but

the flames, of course, igniting inside the warehouse space about 11:20 on december the 2nd with doz dozens of people partying inside. many were able to make it out, but 36 people lost their lives. since that tragedy, we've learned that many artists called the oakland warehouse home. some of the victims' families who died in the fire are suing oakland and pg&e claiming they knew the warehouse was being used illegally. investigators have been looking into the fire for months now. watch all of the reports on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> at 6:03 this morning, developing right now. just in, islamic state militant group is now claiming responsibility for an attack on the casino in the philippines. in the capital of manila, it killed at least 36 people. police say a gunman fired shots and set gaming tables on fire and in that chaos people scrambled to escape and many just didn't make it out. all 36 people died from smoke inhalation, not from gun shot wounds. police say the suspect apparently killed himself with his rifle on the fifth floor of that complex. >>> switching gears and turning loca