they agreed to drop those state charges as part of a plea agreement. >> gabe gutierrez president trump and russian leader vladamir putin could meet face-to-face soon after the two held a phone call discussing syria, north korea and other issues according to the white house. the call hours before james comey is set to testify on capitol hill. and happening as intel members were dispatched to cia headquarters to view evidence of russia's interference in 2016. interference hillary clinton flatly says cost her the election as she cast blame on comey, sexism, and her opponent for her loss in her most frank comments yet. >> i'm now back to being an activist citizen and part of the resistance. every day that goes by we learn more about some of the unprecedented interference including from a foreign power whose leader is not a member of my fan club. i was on the way to winning until the combination of jim comey's letter on october8 and russian wikileaks, raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me but not scared off. i mean you just can't make this stuff up. >> mr. tr

gabe gutierrez reports from the mexico border. >> reporter: on the rio grande that's there's an americann on edge. el sinso with 3800 rest enident about 20% here illegally. >> the whole notion of the problems we have illegal, is not true. >> reporter: the maying is suing to block a so-called sanctuary city ban. >> it hinders relationships between the police department and the community. that's dangerous. >> reporter: president trump signed an executive order in january threatening to withhold federal money from sanctuary cities but a judge blocked it. the new texas law is first since then. it would fine local governments up to $20,000 a day, potentially send police chiefs to jail and remove elected officials if they refuse federal requests to help with immigration enforcement. governor greg abbott who signed senate 4 on facebook live say it is about public safety, not racial profiling. >> no one can be pulled over and stopped just for no reason or because of what their race may be. there has to be that probable cause. >> reporter: this woman who didn't want us to show her face is undocum

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nbc's gabe gutierrez is live in dallas for us now. orning. >> aaron and eun, good morning. you're right. incredible survival emerging here. first, some good news. the 4-month-old boy who was trapped inside the submerged car, he has been discharged. the 18-month-old girl, little addie, who was also trapped and pulled, she remains in intensive care in stable condition. she is now breathing on her own. her family also talking to us and telling us how thankful they are for that band of good samaritans, a half dozen people, total strangers, they ran to this car that was submerged in the side of the road just outside dallas when this round of severe storms roared through on saturday evening. the family had actually packed into their car trying to escape one storm when they ran into another. we spoke with the good samaritans as well. some of them, they said they did what they needed to do and they were so grateful that the family is okay. as for that incredible video that everybody has herself to watch it. it's just too difficult. the father

gabe gutierrez, dallas. >>> parking in d.c. can be rough but it could be getting better.t's all about the red top meters in the central business district. that's about to change next week. starting with handicap placards can park there. that includes streets as far west as dupont circle. the rules outside that area are not changing. just be sure to closely read those signs. >>> and you might notice extra traffic in georgetown today because of bridge work. d-d.o.t. is detouring traffic over rock creek parkway. it only impacts westbound traffic. drivers will be sent down m street to get around the bridge. eastbound traffic can still use one lane of the bridge during the construction but traffic could slow things down for the next seven months. >>> riders are staying on the job, which means no delays for your favorite tv shows. you might remember the writers' strike back in 2007 but some shows off the air for a while. they reached a deal 4:00 this morning to keep on working. the union said they received new recognition for shorter tv seasons and more money for health care me

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, dallas. >> a story with a happy ending. >>> i'm wendy rieger and right now:00, a backlash over the racist images and messages that targeted an african american sorority on american university. it's an act that the school's president says will not be tolerated. tonight we're awaiting the release of surveillance photos of the person who may have left those messages. >>> and good evening, i'm jim handly. today those students are expressing outrage over these disturbing images, marching to the registrar's office, some requesting withdrawal from the school. news4's kristin wright is live and some students tell us they don't feel safe and the school isn't doing enough. >> reporter: right now, we are waiting for the surveillance pictures from campus pala person they think is responsible for those incidents involving the bananas. there was a town hall meeting today, university officials during that town hall meeting talked about the things they are doing, including working with the fbi and d.c. police. now, university leaders declined to be interviewed, but have sai

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gabe gutierrez is following all the latest developments. gabe, what do we know?> hi, ali, good afternoon. tiger woods was arrested around 3:00 this morning in jupiter, florida. there's still a lot of questions surrounding the circumstances leading up to that arrest, and we reached out to a representative of tiger woods and have yet to hear back. but he was arrested around 3:00 a.m., released around 11:00 a.m. after posting bail. he's been charged with driving under the influence. we don't know what police say that his blood alcohol content was. the incident report is not being released today. we're told that it's a holiday so they expect to release it tomorrow. we also don't know the exact circumstances, again, of what led to that arrest. now, of course, ali, woods was a golf prodigy who was just 21 years old when he won his first major tournament in 1997 and he dominated pro golf for the better part of a decade. 14 major championships all before the age of 32. and, of course, in 2009-2010, he had that high-profile scandal where he admitted infidelity and divorce

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >> all right. 11:09 now. we're learning now details about this really frightening water slide accident in dublin. the video by now you have seen shows a boy sliding off the edge of the slide over the weekend. cal osha documents reveal that the slide had 17 problems before it opened and that included maintaining water quality, and it also had exposed bolts. on friday cal osha did a follow-up inspection and signed off on the opening. then yesterday cal osha investigators told us there appears to have been a puddling of water which caused the boy to hydroplane. the video was shot by "the east bay times." the 10-year-old, you'll remember, was not seriously hurt. that is perhaps the biggest shock of it all. >> really amazingly lucky for that young boy. up next at 11:00, we're monitoring breaking news on bay bridge. this is a developing situation as there is a man standing on a section of the bridge, really on the ledge of it, on the san francisco approach past the treasure island tunnel. the lane has been closed d

gabe gutierrez is covering the story from atlanta. gabe, what do we know about this?> reporter: hi, ali. good afternoon. tiger woods was arrested around 3:00 this morning by jupiter police in florida. he was taken to the palm beach county jail and released just before 11:00 on his own recognizance. he's been charged with driving under the influence, and police have not said whether driving under the influence of drugs, alcohol or both. lots of questions we have right now. you're seeing his mug shot just released right there. it's a holiday so police aren't releasing a lot of information. there are questions if it was alcohol, what was his blood alcohol content, and what were the circumstances of how police pulled him over in the first place. we have reached out to a representative for tiger woods and have yet to hear back. of course woods was a golf prodigy. he was just 21 when he won his first major tournament in 1997. he dominated the professional golfing world throughout the early 2000s, 14 major championships all before the age of 32. he hasn't won a major tournam

tonight nbc's gabe gutierrez has more from the dramatic rescue. >> reporter: with the flood waters raging, panic set in. inside this overturned pickup truck, the family with two young children. >> i need a knife. a sharp knife. come on! >> reporter: half a dozen good samaritans, strangers frantically trying to free them. >> oh, my god, it's a baby. >> reporter: among them corey prox. >> i could hear someone screaming from the inside, and when i heard that, i went in panic mode and jumped in and i helped, you know, to the best that i could. >> reporter: 4 month old marshall pulled out unconscious. tom mitchell who shot this video puts the phone in his pocket and starts cpr. >> it was like i've got to do something to save this kid. >> reporter: a woman over his shoulder prays. >> let him breathe, lord. let him breathe, lord. >> reporter: the baby breaths. rescuers like martinez working to resuscitate the boy and his sister, 18 month old addy strapped in a car seat. >> there she goes! >> i did what i had to do and i don't, i don't know. >> reporter: the strangers also rescuing their parents,

nbc's gabe gutierrez has more of the dramatic rescue. >> reporter: with the flood waters raging, panic set in. inside this pickup truck the family with two young children. half a dozen good samaritans strangers frantically trying to free them. 4-month-old marshall pulled out unconscious. tom mitchell who shot this video puts the phone in his pocket and starts cpr. >> it was like i've got to do something to save this kid. >> reporter: a woman over his shoulder prays. >> let him breelgt, lord. let him breathe lord. >> >> reporter: the baby breathes. rescuers working to resuscitate the boy and his sister. 18-month-old addie strapped in a car seat. >> there she goes. >> reporter: the strangers also rescuing their parents, phillip and emily. >> helpless for sure. >> that's the only thing i was worried about. getting my kids out of this vehicle with water in it. >> reporter: they were reunited at the hospital with one of those good samaritans. strangers no more. >> pretty dramatic video. >> thank god those kids are okay. >> those touch and go moments, to see that infant with his head bobbing

gabe gutierrez has more on this. >> reporter: we are following new details about the golf legend in custodyter, florida. charged with driving under influence. he wrote he hadn't felt this good in years. now will his sponsors stick by him? our team will have the very latest on this developing story coming up >>> this all comes as golfers prepare to take part in a local tournament for woods' foundation. the quicken loans national golf tournament begins june 29th. >> news 4's molette green continues our team coverage of this incident with more on the likelihood that woods will show up at the potomac course. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. tigers woods is still very much a big presence here. his attendance in a few weeks when this tour kicks off was uncertain from the first place before the arrest because of his back surgery and recovery from that. his foundation deeply connected to this. woods is very deeply committed to the area with his three learning centers and his scholarship. his arrest sitting in jail for hours and his mug shot seen and talkedut arrest is no dou

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in dallas with that heartwarming story. >> need some help. >> this morning philip and emily are thankful that they and their two children survived a taroting nightmare when think truck flipped over in a raging flood. >> give me the baby. >> grateful almost beyond words for good samaritans like jaime martinez who rush to the rescue. >> thank you so much. >> their baby, 4-month-old marshall unconscious when he was pulled from the truck and 18-month-old addie still strapped to the car seat. virginia marshall first on the scene provided the prayer. after she started praying that child started to come around. >> as a mom what's going on through your mind at that time when you see your kids like that? >> help them and give them life before you try to help me. >> they say if it wasn't for the bravery of those total strangers, their young family would not be here to share their story and their gratitude. the 4-month-old boy little marshall has just been discharged from the hospital here in dallas. his sister, 18-month-old addie, remains in intensive care but she's now brea

nbc's gabe gutierrez reports. >> you can see the kids playing in the bounce house when all of a sudden with no warning it starts losing air. just 20 seconds later it collapses. about ten kids, some as young as 2 and 3 years old trapped inside. the birthday party turning into sheer panic. >> chaos. absolute chaos. >> glen hunt is the godfather of the birthday girl 1-year-old diana. >> some of the kids were crying. one of them was actually kind of traumatized by the incident. another one when he was being removed. his log god injured. >> what has people up in arms is this. a man seen walking into the backyard unplugging the bounce house before nonchalantly walking back across the street. it was also as d.y. and music at the party. >> we believe that he thinks he was pulling the plug to the d.j. booth but it didn't. pulled the plug to the bounce house. politician tried to question him but was uncooperative. his wife tells nbc news he hired a lawyer and has declined to comment. >> this is very irresponsible for somebody to do that. >> oh, bounce house. >> from florida to south carolina to

gabe gutierrez was there as one of the good samaritans as they were reunited at an area hospital. >> this situation, i -- i jump from the car. i jump from the car and i know i had to do something there. many people are texting me what i did, i'm a hero. i did what i had to do. >> when they said come on, momma, we got the babies. i said, give them breath before you get me out of had vehicle. good bless you for risking your lives to jump in and save ours. you did something that not many people would do. >> the good samaritans performed cpr on at least one of those kids. marshall has been released from the hospital. emily posted this picture on her facebook page with abby who they say is stable and recovering. >> what an unreal story. >>> let's get a check of your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, some thunderstorms in the northeast exiting overnight and shaping up to be a day. >> we'll have flooding in other areas we have pictures from. let's get into the early morning commute. flormz are exiting some downpours over boston and providence. new york city you look to be in

. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez is live in fruit vail, texas. what are you saying there?er: a scene of absolute devastation. this home was 0 blit raided. you 15 deaths across five states. four people killed in texas. as we take a look around here, we can take an overhead look from our drone. this home was destroyed right now to the foundation. a husband and wife were here inside this home. they huddled together and barely managed to survive. the husband is now recovering in the hospital. and we saw this play out over and over again over the weekend. this series of tornadoes roared through saturday evening. we spoke with some residents yesterday, that they were trapped inside a barn where there was a high school prom about to get under way in less than an hour. if this tornado had struck an hour later in canton, texas, 70 to 80 high school students would have been inside that building. we're also speaking with other good samaritans who managed to rescue a toddler from a car that had been overturned. a dramatic story of survival. and you mentioned that this severe weather s

nnz's gabe gutierrez has the story of an incredible rescue near myrtle springs, texas. >> reporter: insideturned pickup truck with floodwaters raging all around, a father and his two babies. >> okay. >> reporter: this video from wfaa shows a half dozen good samaritans desperately working to free them. one baby comes out limp, apparently not breathing. tom mitchell who shot this video puts the phone in his pocket and starts cpr. a woman over his shoulder prays. >> let him breathe, lord. >> reporter: and the baby starts to breathe. at the same time, the second infant strapped in a car seat is rescued along with his father. >> extraordinary rescue indeed. today the threat of severe thunderstorms continuing. including possible tornadoes and through the week, there will be a threat of moderate to major flooding along the his miss river. and coming up, rallying the base. president trump celebrating his 100th day in true campaign style touting his record, slamming the media. "the new york times" mark landler joins me next right here on "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. but seriously, i kno

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in port st. lucie this morning. orning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. police investigating the incident. the suspect could be charged with trespassing. it was bizarre enough when parents noticed the bounce house beginning to deflate with children trapped inside. and they looked at the security video and got quite a shock. you can see the kids playing in the bounce house, when all of a sudden, with no warning, it starts losing air. just 20 seconds later, it collapses. about ten kids, some as young as 2 and 3 years old, trapped inside. the birthday party turning into panic. >> chaos. >> reporter: glen hunt is the godfather of the birthday girl, 1-year-old diana. >> some of the kids were crying. one was traumatized by the incident. another one, when he was being removed, his leg got a little injured. >> reporter: what has people up in arms is this, a fan seen walking to the backyard, unplugging the bounce house before nonchalantly walking back across the street. there was also a deejay and music at the party. >>

last week, cosby said in a radio interview he did not plan to testify at his trial. >> gabe gutierrezt shakeup to tell you about at ford. the auto company is replacing the president and ceo. ford's stock has fallen 40% since fields took the wheel four years ago. the new car market cools off. fields will report think be replaced by fellow ford executive jim hackett. >>> an uncooperative passenger caused an hours' long delay on an overnight flight from shanghai to newark. >> lock him up. >> fellow passengers vented their anger when the man was finally removed from the plane. the man had taken another person's seat while boarding in china and refused to move. law enforcement was called. he was escorted off the plane several hours later. then the flight had to make an unscheduled landing in san francisco to get a fresh crew. the plane finally arrived in new jersey about 2:30 this morning. that delay, and the crew, not a flight you want to be on. >> everybody was in a great mood after that. >>> just ahead, a wild night packed with big moments. we'll show you who shined brightest at the bil

nbc's gabe gutierrez is at the courthouse. good morning, he was one of the most respected men in america, just a short time ago bill cosby and his attorneys walked into the courthouse as they try and pick a jury in a case that has already largely shattered his public image. cosby has pleaded not guilty to three counts of aggravated indecent assault during a 2004 encounter with a woman named andrea constand at temple university where he was a trustee. she claims cosby drugged and molested her. more than 50 women have accused cosby of inappropriate contact ranging from touching to rape. now the alleged consistently denied the allegations and says any contact with consensual. now only two accusers will testify at this trial. the jury is being selected here in pittsburgh but the trial itself is scheduled for two weeks from now in suburban philadelphia where the alleged crime took place. last week, cosby said in a radio interview that he did not plan to testify at hiss trial. willie? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> a big shakeup t

gabe gutierrez is in dallas. >> reporter: first good news.o young children trapped inside the car has been discharged here from children's medical center dallas. the other, an 18-month old girl, remains in intensive care, but she's now breathing on her own. her parents and her rescuers now sharing a special bond. this morning, phillip and emily are thankful. thankful they and their two children survive third down nightmare when their pickup truck flipped over in a flood. >> the water was coming into the cab of the truck. >> it was pitch black in the car. you can't find your kids. you panic. >> reporter: graceful, almost beyond words for good samaritans like this who rushed to the rescue. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: they were once not anymore. >> you did such a good job. >> i am really so happy that you are okay and the babies too. their babies, unconscious when pulled from the truck. and 18 month old still in her car seat. tom mitchel who shot this video gave cpr to baby marshal. virginia howard first on the scene, provided the prayer.

gabe gutierrez is at atlanta's hartsfield jackson international airport. gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. let's start saying there's no reported links to terrorism on this incident. an electronic ban would mean anything bigger than a cell phone would have to be checked with luggage on flights to the u.s. from europe. as you're about to see, the lithium batteries could pose anywhere own risk. this morning, passengers are still reeling after a jetblue plane from new york to san francisco was forced to land in grand rapids, michigan, after smoke started coming out of a carry-on bag, holding an electronic device. >> we look back. and everybody is standing up. and smoke coming arnold. >> reporter: none of the 158 people onboard were injured. jetblue releasing a statement saying, the flight landed safely. and the aircraft is being inspected by maintenance crews before commerce continue on to san francisco. while there's no reported ties to terrorism, the stint comes as the department of homeland security says an extended laptop ban is still o

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the story. >> reporter: good morning. here now investigating the incident. they say the suspect could be charged with trespassing. parents began to notice the bounce house begin to deflate with children trapped inside. then they looked at the security video and got quite a shock. you can see the kids playing in the bounce house when all of a sudden with no warning, it starts losing air, just 20 seconds later, it claps. about 10 kids, some as yuck as two and thre chaos. >> glenn is the god father of the birthday girl, one-year-old diana. >> some of the kids were crying. one of them actually was kind of traum siatize traumatized. another one when he was being removed, his leg got a little injured. >> reporter: what has people up in arms is this. a man seen walking into the backyard, unplugging the bounce house before walking across the street. there was also a d.j. and music at the party. >> we believe he thinks he was pugging the plug to the d.j. booth, but it was the bounce house. >> reporter: police know who the man is.

nbc's gabe gutierrez is outside the convenience store where the shooting took place. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. this city has been bracing for the justice department's decision for days and lawyers for the family of alton sterling thought they'd be the first to know, but they say they have net to be notified. the word leaked out that emotional outrage was immediate. the news spread quickly overnight. that no charges would be filled against the two police officers who shot alton sterling. through the night protesters holding an emotion value vigil. >> it's been almost a year and we're still suffer like it happened yesterday. >> reporter: last july police went to the store after a 9-1-1 caller told them someone matching his description pulled a gun. on the video the officers are scene wrestling sterling to the ground and holding him down. what happened before the graphic recording of the shooting is unknown. >> shoots fired. >> reporter: an officer can be seen pulling something from his pocket. police say it was a gun and sterling was reaching f

let's start with gabe gutierrez, in hard-hit texas. gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the the death toll has climbed to 15 in five states. four people killed here in east texas. this home was obliterated. a husband and wife were inside, huddled together and barely survived. he's now recovering in the hospital. and we're hearing of widespread devastation and incredible stories of survival. >> need some help? >> reporter: near myrtle springs, texas, an amazing rescue unfolds in the wake of saturday's deadly tornadoes. inside this overturned pickup truck with floodwaters raging all around, a father and his two babies. >> i need a knife. a sharp knife. >> reporter: this video from wfaa shows half a dozen good samaritans working to free them. one baby comes out limp, apparently not breathing. tom mitchell, who shot this video, puts the phone in his pocket and starts cpr. a woman over his shoulder prays. >> let him breathe, lord. >> reporter: and the baby starts to breathe. at the same time, the second infant, strap

nbc gabe gutierrez is with us. >> reporter: there are no reported links to terrorism in this incident, but it comes as homeland security issues are debating how to handle electronics on planes. the potential ban would mean that anything bigger than a cell phone would have to be checked with luggage on about to see, those lithium batteries could pose their own risk. >> reporter: this morning passengers are still reeling after a jet blue plane from new york to san francisco was forced to land after smoke started coming out of a carryon bag. >> we looked back in row 25 and started standing up and smoke coming around. we didn't what was goin on. >> reporter: none of the people on board were injured. jet blue saying in part, the flight landed safely and the aircraft is being inspected by maintenance crews before customers continue to san francisco. while there are no reported ties to terrorism, the incident comes as the department of homeland security says an expanded laptop ban from europe to the u.s. is still on the table. >> still contemplating extending the ban. >> reporter: on a call

nbc's gabe gutierrez is at atlanta's hartsfield airport. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we should start by saying this incident has no link to terrorism, but comes as homeland security officials are debating how best to handle electronics on planes. the potential ban would mean laptops, cameras, anything bigger than a cell phone would need to be placed in checked luggage on planes from europe to the u.s. all those lithium ion batteries could pose their own risks. this morning passengers are still reeling after a jetblue plane from new york to san francisco was forced to land in grand rapids, michigan, after smoke started coming from a carry-on bag holding an electronic device. >> looked back in row 25 and saw everybody standing up and smoke coming around. we didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: none of the 158 people on board were injured. jetblue releasing a statement saying in part the flight landed safely. the aircraft is being inspected by maintenance crews before customers continue on to san francisco. while the

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in dallas. good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning.some very good news. one of the two young children trapped inside that submerged car has been discharged here from medical center dallas. the other remains in intensive care but she is now breathing on her own. her parents and rescuers sharing a special bond. this morning, phillip and emily are thankful. thankful they and their two children survived this harrowing nightmare, when their pickup truck flipped over in a raging flood. >> water was coming in the cab of the truck. >> you can't see anything. you panic. >> reporter: grateful, beyond words for good samaritans like jaime martinez, who rushed to the rescue. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: they were once strangers. not anymore. >> we're so happy that you're okay. and the babies, too. >> reporter: the babies, 4-month-old marshal, unconscious when he was pulled from the truck. and addie, strapped to her car seat. regina howard first on the scene, provided the prayer. >> surely, after she started praying, that child started coming

gabe gutierrez has a closer look. >> reporter: good morning. that's happening in the u.s. in nevada. and many companies in the u.s. want to take this industry to the next level. >>> from aerial photography to life saving missions, drones are changing the landscape in countless ways. >> we have to keep moving faster. the technology isn't slowing down. >> reporter: inew helping firefighters monitor hot spots. in louisiana they use thermal imaging to identify teenagers running away. and in the u.s., the industry is flying higher than ever. more than 820,000 drone registrations in less than a year and a half. >> the drone industry is where personal computing was in the early 1980s. we're on the verge of a technological revolution. this is the ceo of a nevada based company that's launched deliveries of pizza in new zeala zealand. in the early days of the car, you had to have someone walk in front of that car carrying a flag to make sure that that car was separated from other c that same point with drone regulations in the united states. >> reporter: