we've been so good this move was doing no good will who. are nicolaides he is he is a great person he is his god hard exterior the strong russian but as soft inside he is he's a continual stream of advice so i fully expect that as we go to the space station i'll get more advice take it slow too when it's cool. i've been training with him for so long that they did things that he says or his facial expressions or just his body language i know what he's thinking or like an old married couple and when i don't understand new born you'll see he will with his 20 years of speaking english he will explain it in english. girls are. you. feeling clay and it's going to one of these you name we locals were good and it was. useless for the real. reasons to leave you. most of us here in person or you'll recall. the roads we sent to us. before each flight spends a couple of months since houston learning how to work in the station's american section he stays at the same place every time usually accompanied by his family. with where you. live you may be used

looks like a good area. looking good. forward, forward. that's good. repeat that.wo and a half. 30 feet, two and a half. >> 30, 30 seconds. >> more forward. houston. forward. >> come back right. >> contact. >> engines stop. >> override off. alarm off. >> we copy you down, eagle. >> houston, the eagle has landed. >> rocket point, tranquility. we copy you on the ground. you've got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >> thank you. ♪ houston, seems like a very long final phase. the auto targeting was taking us right into a football field sized crater and it required us flying manually over the rock field to find a reasonably good area. >> we copy. it was beautiful from here. be advised lots of smiling faces in this room and all over the world. over. >> we have some heart rates for neil armstrong during that powered descent to the lunar surface. at the time the burn was initiated his heart rate was 110. at touchdown on the looner surface, he had a heart rate of 156 and the heart rate is now in the 90s. we do not have biomedical data

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good morning. good morning. oppose impeachment because president trump has not done anything worthy of impeachment. who was president when all of this was supposed to have happened was president obama? what did he actually do to stop this interference in our election if it did happen? and number two, america has interfered in elections. i got president obama did not like netanyahu and interfered in that election over there. we all know that was the case. america has many worse problems. the evidence for impeachment is not there. and i have a feeling that other countries interfered in our election is in russia. why aren't we talking about them? mindlease, house, get your straight and enforce the cuts to think correctly. thank you. host: thank you for the call. taking a moment to share with you this headline and the faces of those that were killed shortly after noon 4:20 in the afternoon on friday. no motive found as a shaken city city employees, one contractor, and a gunman that we will not name. all 13 are dead.

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looks good. we had a good burn. we've got a good flight to the moon coming up. roger. >> apollo 11, this is houston. for your information, we expect the maneuver separation attitude to begin at 3 plus 05 plus 03. >> the crew at this time pressing ahead with their transportation and docking maneuver. the spacecraft after having separated, turning around, docking with the lunar module, extracting the lunar module from the saturn third stage and pushing ahead on route to the moon. >> it's a very weak signal. we believe that mike collins is now maneuvering the spacecraft. antenna patterns aren't too good at the moment. >> apollo 11, this is houston broadcasting on the fly. do you read us? out. >> houston, apollo 11, all 12 matches are locked. >> buzz aldrin reporting that all 12 latches in the mechanism have locked. >> houston, we're ready for ejection. >> houston, apollo 11, we've completed our maneuver. >> houston, roger that. >> this is apollo control. at 6 hours 16 minutes into the mission, velocity now 11,479 feet per second. apollo 11's distance from earth, 5,

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justin, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, eun, good morning. a lot of questions are coming in and there could now be some answers "the washington post." they're reporting two big events are in the works this year for the fourth of july. some good news you'll still have the fire work shows but tw other events or could be rather on the event list ifou're one, military jet flyover with air force one. the president not expected to been on board air force one for the flyover as well as a presidential addre for the lincoln memorial. these are two newhges from the white house to capitol hill. the details have not yet come to the oor at this time. a lot of questions about the cost and logistics of all this, too. from a lot of people who were involved in the appropriate. we can tell you live one thing we are hearing as the national park service is swichg its location from wireworks from the reflecting pool to here at west potomac park as a result of that address at the memorial. back inside to you. >> justin finch, live this morning. thank you. >>> 6:06

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good morning. g. reporter: good mornin good morning, everyone. today's hearing by democrats is called letsons from the mueller report: presidential obstruction and other crimes. plus say it is nothing more than aacock imment of president trump. the president talking about their star witns today, john dean flag, who was a former nixon white house attorney that the fbi said was a master nutes later behind the watergate cover-up. president trump in a tweet this weekend, last night, called him -- said tat john dean was someone who was a sleaze attorney. in addition to the hearing today, democrats are planning a vote tomorrow on whether to hold don mcghan, former white house counsel, and the attorney general, william barr, in ntempt for not complying with subpoenas. back to you. >> all right. thanky potyo than >>> tomorrow is election day in virginia. and it could wind up reshaping the balance of power in the general assembly. right now republicans hold a slight edge. voters will cast ballots for several primary contests, polls will be open from 6:00

good morning. >> good morning to you.rom today here on the national mall. a washington tradition that this year will come with a newtwist. new elements being added by president trump. we're talking about everything from military donstrations to music, even a speech. i'm told by white house officials the president willba proy deliver it from right here at the lincoln memorial, but all of it has some of the president's critics worried this will now become more political than patriotic, setting up a different kind of fireworks over the holiday. its untry has celebrated independence for 242 years, but this year may stand ane. >> july 4th w inashington, d.c., come on down. we're going to have a big day. >> not just the usual fireworks. think music, military demonstrations. even a reporfoed air ce one flyover above the national mall, and as donald trump tweeted, an address by your favorite president, me. >> we're going to have hundreds of thousands of people. we're going to cebrate america. >> now, critics are accusing presiden

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is bad news good news? is good news bad news? and for the market right now, they're putting the fed in play and bad news is good news. bad news is bad news i think if we get two cuts, it's the overall volatility environment. on friday you will get an opportunity with the payroll number coupled with today's beige book that looks e everything is quite fine coupled with the comments from yesterday to hear that good news will probably beat bad news for the equity market because i think equities have priced in way too much fed here. i think the bond markets are way too ahead and it's equity markets that i would be concerned about. >> can we push back for a second >> so when you're talking about the fed and if the fed cuts once or twice that doesn't -- doesn't make me feel good. >> let me ask you something, so we have the same set of data, right? would you rather have the fed do nothing on it or would you rather have the fed cut on it? the data is what it is and the economy is doing whatever it's doing. i would rather have the fed beca

>> have a good night? >> very good night. we had a good day and a good night. >> how much sleep?> probably i average four or five hours i guess. >> reporter: a never before seen look inside the life of the 45th president. inside the white house and beyond. >> george -- >> when did you -- the beast is something. >> these people are so incredible. look, they're crying. they're so cute. >> reporter: over and over again, the president bringing up the mueller report. >> george, the report said no collusion. >> did you read the report? >> yes, i did and you should read it too. >> i read every word. >> reporter: also on his mind his re-election and reports saying that internal campaign polls showed him trailing behind former vice president joe biden in key battleground states. >> for instance on "good morning america" today they had that phony polling information. i explained to you last night that it was phony, but you didn't do anything about it. you should have. but it was late in the evening and perhaps you didn't get a chance -- >> i studied those polls and i have heard the explana

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>>reporter: good morning. the presidential candidates will no doubt spend time going after president trump who faces difficult polling numbers now . it was tough to get a glimpse of president trump yesterday as his motorcade return to the white house from playing golf and he is gearing up this week to announce his reelection campaign just like back in 2015 when he made his now famous escalator ride in trump tower to announce his bid he is an underdog and a new fox news poll shows us about every top tiered democratic candidate is either ahead of him or within the margin of error even as he has been dismissive of the entire field.>> everybody knows that joe does not have it. now i see pocahontas is doing better and i would love to run against her frankly. i see bernie sanders is not doing well at all>> there have been changes for democrats, front runner joe biden's lead has narrowed a bit and bernie sanders has dropped some 10 points since march >> polls do grow up and go down but the other part of the pole if i

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>>> good morning, america. breaking news overnight as we learn new details about the mass shooting in virginia. the death toll rising to 13 in that municipal building rampage. >> this is the most devastating day in the history of virginia beach. >> police identifying the suspected gunman with a grudge killed in a long gun battle with police officers. >> shots fired. shots fired. second floor. >> survivors traumatized now sharing their stories. >> we were all just terrified. >> i'm still shaking. >> the shooting spreading across multiple floors of the building. >> still actively hearing gunshots. >> what we're learning about the guns the suspect used and how the scene described by police as a war zone unfolding. >> an officer shot in the stomach at the post office. >>> plus, police on the scene of the shooter's home. what we're learning about him this morning and what investigators will be looking at going forward. >> as some 2020 presidential candidates call for action on gun control after the latest mass shoot

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good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning.ned right here where i'm standing in the atrium of the world's busiest airport right next to the food court and the family who it was happening to couldn't believe it. you're watching what police say is an attempted kidnapping play out in realtime. it was all caught by the watchful eyes of the atlanta airport security cameras. on saturday the christmas family from suburban atlanta were headed out of town on a disney vacation when they say all of a sudden, a woman in the striped sweater starts staring at their newborn baby in the stroller. police say the woman who attacked them is 26-year-old esther daniels. tree tries to grab the baby in the stroller then goes after their oldest son who is about 6 years old. the whole family is fighting with her holding onto the child and here comes an atlanta police officer racing over to help. >> the traffic control inspector was able to respond quickly and officers were in the area and able to go ahead and, you know, reconcile this situation. >> rep

is that good for you, no it's not good for you but it tastes delicious. you would think this thing has been open for a couple of weeks because look at the amount of people that are here on day one. opening weekend, opening night, we've got a concert tonight, dads get in free this weekend if you get in before 5:00 on sunday, but don't let the kids come here without stopping by the pig races which happens three times a day, every day through july 7. let's talk weather now, high temperatures inland did make it to the low 80s, including pleasanton and concord, fremont 76, santa rosa 76 but much cooler near the water. half moon bay 64, and san francisco only 61 for a high. pebble beach, you been watching the golf, a little bit warmer this weekend, in the mid-to upper 60s, we will have some learning cloud cover but a good dose of afternoon sunshine should be good golfing weather for that u.s. open just down the road. how about the pirate festival, at waterfront park in vallejo, that's kind of an interesting event, 74 degrees on saturday and sunday, in the beaut

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ni>> reporter: good morng. good morning, everyone. the back and forth with nancy pelosi has explodedith the president not even in the country. he's calling her a disaster. she reportedly told democrats instead of impeaching him she'd like to see him in jail. meantime, the president back this afternoon as negotiations with mexico continue to come with some ti immigra enforcement on their side that will convince president trump not to implement this 5% escalating tariff arting on monday. both sides seem optimistic. right now there is no indications that the triffs actually won't happen. they're meeting again today for the third day in a row to try to work th out. >> tracie potts on the l'il this morning. thankou. >>> 4:47. happening today the start of the fifa inomen's world cup france. the first match is later this afternoon between france and south korea. and a reminder, you can catch all the action of this year's tourism on our sister -- r urnament on our sis station, telemundo 44. > huge rivalry match today between two of the bigges

good morning. caller: good morning. what a beautiful ceremony you all had on this morning and i want to share with you, i had an uncle, i never got to know him, but he was a medic in the 329th infantry regiment. he died at the battle of saint lo. my sister is a great historian with our family history. she said it was one of the bloodiest battles, kind of the central point of that part of france today. all roads lead to saint lo, apparently it i want to say a shout out to all veterans and their families because this is where -- was such a critical part of our history and i am so proud to have had a relative able to contribute to this incredible feat. host: thanks for the call. saint lo part of the normandy peninsula. some numbers from the d-day invasion and the months afterward, allied troops that landed, 156,000. 73,000 of them american troops. landing craft. 11,500 planes. the allied casualties included 10,000 of those killed, wounded, and missing. 4000 died on d-day. for the entire normandy campaign from june through

good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> yeah. i have private insurance and i was forced to go to medicare when i turned eligible for medicare. when i was on private insurance i don't quite understand this, but my prescription was for creon and i got it for $5, but now when i go on the most critical part when you're on a fixed income and retired and it seems like when you hit the doughnut hole everything goes into chaos as far as paying for these things and it seems like it's almost directed as a way to give back your social security money. it takes a good chunk out of a lot of people. >> you're absolutely right. that is part of the reason why aarp is so engaged on this issue and part of the stop the rx campaign. we are recognizing the fact that people are asked to pay a significant share of the income and the median income for medicare b medicare beneficiaries and there's no way to absorb the cost of these products and what you raise in the medicare part d benefit we see high cost sharing for certain products. one bright spot is

not good. it's become a trumpian expression. not good. not good. that is good. that is that the border with mexico, brandon judd has just said that we're seeing fewer illegal immigrants reaching that border right now. your thoughts about what that means. >> i think i'm really impressed with the way that trump has handled this. he's got a congress which refused to give him one dollar to protect the border. so he's done a work around. he's gone to the mexican -- lou: let's be clear. mitch mcconnell, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer might as well be representing the drug cartels themselves. they're defying a president working to secure a border, to see cure the safety of americans, end opioid deaths, 70,000 of them a year. >> they're so willing to put the security of the united states at risk in order for them to prevent trump from getting a win. lou: fred? >> i think that's exactly right. and i'm very proud of the president for what he's worked out with mexico. you won't hear it on the other networks what a huge win this was to get the mexican to defen

we are in a pretty good period at the moment. people say cinema isn't as good as it used to be. norman said every year there are the same number of comparatively good and bad films. and we have a mixed bag every week and it is up to you to decide which are good and which are bad. thank you. that is it for this week. thank you for watching. but is it bye from both of us. hello. the weekend is not looking as wet as it has been but there will still be some rain or showers around at times because low—pressure is still close by towards the northwest of the british isles and around that spiralling with some disturbances bringing bands of showers our way. it will be a fairly breezy and not especially warm weekend but a bit warmer than it has been for some. sunshine and a can shift —— chance of showers on a breezy weekend and we start saturday morning and quite wet in northern ireland with rain towards western scotland and through parts of wales and western england. this first disturbance moves eased during the day and the showers will become more patchy as that happens but still the ch

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good morning.n what the fed might do today and then maybe injuly? what the fed might do today and then maybe in july? lots of speculation about the meeting today and i think the fed is going to have to be very careful in its message so as not to spook the markets, there are lots of dovish expectations going into the meeting today, so they will have to strike a fine balance between acknowledging the risk out there and the willingness and readiness to act if necessary, but without succumbing to what the market is pricing right now. and the market is pricing in a cut injuly? now. and the market is pricing in a cut in july? fully priced forjuly until the 2023 rate cuts, which in oui’ until the 2023 rate cuts, which in our view is quite aggressive, considering the us fundamental economy is quite sound. and will he be trying to keep across the trade discussions that will happen next week injapan? discussions that will happen next week in japan? i think that is part of the rationale, for remaining sidelin

molly, good morning. >> good morning.t prominent war crimes trials in years. special operations chief eddy gallagher has served for nearly two decades. in 2017, while deployed in iraq, officers in his platoon said he became frightening. navy chief eddy gallagher is getting his day in court. >> finally at the point that he's beenwa looking for to, which is to get into court and actually let somebody judge this evidence. >> during jury selection for his court-martial on monday, gallagher woreis dress whi uniform and a chest full of ribbons. he's charged with murdering a wounded prisoner ininosul, iraq, 017, and with the attempted murder of two civilians, shooting a school girl and an elderly man who posed no threat. gallagher has denied all charges and his defense team says they plan to fight. >> the defense plan for the next days and week is to annihilate the case, to show the witness are lying, to show the charges should never have been brought. and to show that eddy gallagher is notguilty. >> prosecutors could present ev

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and sal is here to tell you that -- >> things are off to a good start. >> well, good. >> yeah. things are off to a good start. if you get on the road early, this is why you do it. because you don't have any slow traffic here on the altamont pass. which is slightly unusual. look at this right here. looks good, all the way out to castro valley. so we won't complain much for now. as you get out toward the hayward area. the traffic looks good on the 880 freeway, as you drive over to oakland. and speaking of 880, traffic is looking good in both directions here. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light. 4:02. let's go back to the desk. >> the first democratic presidential debate. 10 candidates crammed the stage for a debate in miami. ktvu's doug luzader joins us live from washington, d.c. with the details on who stood out and who may have fallen dou >> reporter: good morning. no big breakout moments last night, from some of these second-tier candidates who are hoping to rise to the top of a crowded field. >> reporter: a glitzy and crowded nbc news stage in miami for this kickoff