do me a favor, tell me a little bit about,e,hawas going to happ. a little bit if you don't mind about what you went through during that moment jack: yeah, so i mean, back then i wasn't really, like, thinking about that. i knew it was important, but i didn't really see, like, quite how important it was until, like, after. robert: yeah, yeah. did you have a kind of faith that it was going to happen too? jack: yeah, so i mean, i just trusted that my doctors would, you know, get me better. and you know, i just, yeah, let them do everything, and it worked out. robert: so, then it worked out. so, then when did you come to the awareness that how lucky you were? jack: i mean, when i got the wish, like when they said, "yeah, you can have a make-a-wish," you know, initially i didn't really want anything because, you know, i was healthy again. robert: that was your wish. and that's what made me decide to-your pue announcement, but jack: yeahdi ay, got it. let's take a look at it, and then we'll talk about it afterwards. jack: i'm alive today because someone l

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it will be 60 times brighter thni tonight happe at 10:45.g satellites that they lunched 60 comllnication satees. they will be launching thousands of them in hopes to provide worldwide internet. that's definitely a pro. some cons potentially, the impact of observing the night sky when you put that many satellites up into space. also we could see interference with radio signals. something cool to see if not tonight, next monday night. >> it is cool. you know what? when you're talking about the light pollution out there, that's something you have to think about. we light up our homes and yards and all of the -- my goodness, it looksike daylight 24/7. >> a whole other topic for a whole other day. >> thanks, alia. >>> a major announcent from apple. the staple that's going away in the new feature the company is calling da k moods. >>> plus a holocaus survivor meeting a long lost family member for the first time. >> it's a little bitlate bat bettere than never. l ♪ 1,2,3,4 this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with t

d a you tell us what happe couple nights ago?> i would love to tell you about all sorts of things, but i do not talk about stuff involving my family, myoved ones, and there's a very good reason for that. if you do, you drag them into things -- reporter: but does your privacy mean more to you than the public's ability to trust you? part of trust is being open. >> i get that. my key point is that the minute you start talking about yourur family or loved ones, you involve them in a debate -- reporter: but you seem to care about your privacy so much that yesterday a photographer or someone with a phone happened to stumble upon you in the middle of the countryside. >> i just do not go for this. what people want to know is what is going on with this guy. when it comes to trust, all those things, does he deliver? reporter: there are people even in the conservative party that worry you do not stick to what you promise. why do so many can services -- conservatives worry about youo stickingur word or being careless with the truth? you said

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. >> i would tell him if i had him face-to-face, like whatever happe happens, nothing is going to bring my mother back. she's gone. she cannot come back to life. >> two passengers were in that mercedes. they are hurt but will be okay. the family says there is one thing that the driver can do -- turn himself in. >>> and a heads's up for you if you need to head to the dmv. offices throughout the state will be closed for half a day on july 24th. mark that on your calendar. it is to train workers on the federal real i.d. program which is required starting october. dmv has been struggling with processing real i.d. requests. the agency says that training is needed because it is complicated process. >>> and coming up here on "today in the bay," parking problems. the perk one restaurant is offering drivers slapped with parking tickets to highlight the lack of parking in the neighborhood. >>> and happening now, the woodbury fire in arizona is now the largest fire in the country. it broke out earlier this month east of phoenix. it has scorched more than 112,000 acres. the fire is about 48% contai

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we thought when we went back to china we would be happ but now we are more and more unhappy.pert: some of these young people are calling for hong kong independence. it's a naÏve fantasy, but it ows how far beijing has gone in losing the hearts and minds of hong kong citizens.-h rupert wingfiees, bbc news, in hong kong. jane: he will be monitoring events in hongong closely over the weekend. where can you meet a t. rex, freeze-dried bison, and the earliest forms olife on earth? the answer is the fossil alhallt the smithsonian museum of natural history in washington, which has reopened after a five-year facelift. the exhibits take visitors into deep time, showing how the planet's distance past shows lessons from the future. i joined the museum'director on a fossil hunt in maryland. >> this cliff is a cross-section of an ancient seabed, and use -- you can see the layers of fossil shells up there. jane: 10 million years ago this pa of the chesapeake bay w lsder the ocean. >> exquisite fosust sitting here. for a paleontologist, this is abouas close as it gets to paradise. jane: but

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it justen so happ that today the rain fell in very similar places as yesterday. friday is looking gorgeous. saturday is looking really nice too. some good news. sunday is looking mainly dry. we did have some storms in the forecast yesterday for sunday. not the case anymore. you can see noefrn virginia now mainly dry. still rain impacting parts of mmaryland. so light showers out there even in parts of the district. this is future weather. storm at noon notice we're seeing some sunshine out there. and namely dry conditions. i think most of the daytime tomorrow's going to be completely dry. i know a lot of kids are out of school. you want to go to the playground. b think you're going tofine especially during the morning, midday and afternoon hours. once we hit 3:00 p.m. we'll see some thunderstorms and showers develop. we'll be dry around the d.c. metro area around 6:00 or 7:00 at night. once we hit 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. notice the color showing up. that's the potential for some very heavy rainfall to be moving through the area. at 11:00 p.m. still some showers out ther

december and it ran up to 66.60 and now we have a and right now as i mentioned and had this event happe monto, i think we would have been up $3 to $4 and it re cects therent sentiment that's quite bearish across the market. >> what do you think opec does with all of this and they keep prices going up anyway a they hold the line on production cuts and in light of what's going on betwn saudi arabia and iran, what do you think opec does with it. >> the bare minimum they're going to try to keep the current production in place and to highlight the bearish sentiment and tre was a report that algeria was floating the idea of possibly increasing the current production cut from 1.2 million barrels and the market just doesn't believet and at a minimum, they'll try to keep this level and saudi arabia would like to see each further production cuts. >> does it have implications for monetary policy? >> certainly while the fed doesn't say they react it and they a lot of times look atpi excluding energy and food. clearly the sentiment would be detrimental if prices were to rise significantly as a resul

happ or notith 30,000 terminals across the globe and more than a billion button pushes so far.vestor is north zone and the packer for spotify. >> it's retail, healthcare services, hospitality and many, many more. >> you think most responses uld be negative, right? wrong. >> what we have learned is out of roughly 80% of the people ave good feedback. >> and maybe more surprising airport customer satisfaction is up and lax has risen f m100th place to 69. for "nightly business report," lljane lax. >> before we go, here is a look at the day's number on wall street. the dow fell 354 points to fall below 25,000. the nasd was down 114. the s&p 500 slid 36 and may was the worst month for the market so far thiyear. that does it for "nightly business report i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill gffith. sh the reset monday. we' have a great one. we'll see you monday. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow,

i do know what happened should not have happe the actions taken by the nypd were wron plain and simpletonewall inn and the rrounding area have since become a national monument. the capital pride parade is scheduled for saturday afternoon. and nbc 4 wille there in force. you can read more alout l the capital pride celebrations in our nbc washington app. search prideguide. >>> many d.c. e cted leaders are throwing their support behind a controvsial plan. it will allow convicted felons who are still in jail the right to vote. but not all officials think it's such a great credited. council members are expected to take up the proposal. mayor muriel bowser had previously signaled support. but an advisory neighborhoer commission confronted the mayor at a news conference yesterday. she wanted to know if it's a good idea to let murderers vote. >> you killed a child should you have the right to vote? no. you're a murderer. you killed a child. >> now, after the questioning e mayor would not say whether violent criminals should be allowed to vote from prison. we asked d.c. sscongoman eleanor holme

they'll come, meetes the friends of their life and everything they have heard about college that will happes so our applping people to develop the skills to actually meet their social goals when college isn't necessarily the ha experience they expected once they get there. >> so then what skills or exercises do yco encourage ege students to engage in to help them ease the loneliness? >> we have created a set of social challenges and that is going out into the world and trying to support making social connections. something -- things like dare to leave your dare room door open for a week or walk down the campus, look five people in the eye and say hello. but we also have the internal piece, that part that makes it easier for them to process if things don't go as gll. so ask them things like what would you tell a friend if they tried something and it didn't work out? >> thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. my pleasure. >>> and that is our show for tonight. but before we go, we'd like to belovede passing of a friend and colleague linda keyny. she worked here for more than 40 years in

. >> this is a new fly in the ointment what happe dooting down the drone, and -- and this country will not stand for it, that i can tell snow 20re congssional leaders were briefed at the white house. the senate majority leader praised the administration's measured response so far while democrats are wore eat white house with act wiout congress having a say. >> the president may not intend to go to work here but we're worried that he and the administration may bumble into a war. >> the commander of iran's revolutionary guard says iran has no intention of war but this strike follows the attack of two oil tankers in the gulf last week and the u.s. military says iran was responsible and iran deni any involvement. >> we're not going to let them disrupt navigation of the seas and attk our assets or u.s. interests without paying a price so if they are itching for a fight they will get one. >> reporter: the attack comes as iran threatens to increase its uranium stockpiles after the u.s. pulled out of the 2015 leinternational nucr accord. the concerns tonight by the secretary-general as he urge

i'm speechless i'm just so happ. good or is constitution currently defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman. wednesday's ruling instructs the country's lawmakers to pass legislation ensuring equal marriage rights for all couples. it's a significant stepp for the conservative catholic country and makes ecuador the latest in a handful of latin american nations that have recognized same sex marriage over the past decade still laws very widely across the continent. in guyana gay sex is still criminalized. the ruling in ecuador comes as lgbtq people around the world are marking pride month. an ecuadorean judges aren't the only ones taking steps towards the quality. just the day before about this one is high court ruled it to decriminalize homosexuality in the landmark casase for the african continent. thanks for the business news with kate movie good evening case ana now italy is one step closer to facing legal action over its budget and debt. absolutely the finance ministers of the eurozone are meeting in lu

. ♪ >>> if the raptors win tonight, this could be the final warriors game at oracle enth happ >> it'so happen. you heard it here. it will be hot and windy. there is a red flag warning. >> a reminder of our top story, people could lose their power in yolo and soleano and napa counties. pg&e has not made any decisions yet but they are watching the conditions very, very closely. >> the winds will ramp up beginning at 11:00 p.m. in the north bay hills. above 1,000 feet. we are looking at gusts. the warning is in effect until sunday night. so your power could be shut off tomorrow. that may continue into sunday. live doppler 7 is clear out there. no fog. tomorrow afternoon, it will be warmer to hotter depending on where you are. 70s at our beaches. 90s inland. it only gets hotter for sunday. the accuweather forecast. get ready for a scorcher. low 70s to mid 90s. triple digits inland. heading to the coast. it will be in the mid 70s to 80s. places like san francisco may get up into the 90s. monday is your hottest day and then we'll go cooler heading into the middle of next week. >> 104! >> ho

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reporter: we just landed on the dominican airport about a half hour from romano where all of this happeystery of the three on the island on cation. they found this couple dead in theiom when they failed to check out on may 30th. local authorities say they died from respiratory failure. their family members are not satisfied with that explanation and want a thorough investigation into what happened here. just the week before, miran schaup-werner was found dead after having a drink from her mini bar. we will be here several find out what happened here and you can find out more on news4. >> bahia principe resort put out a statement saying it followed all protocol in both of those cases. we must clarify these two events took place in two different hotels. to, date there are no indications of any correlations of these two unfortunate incidents. >>> there is a flurry of activity around the threat of the president slapping tariffs on mexico on monday. >> this is one time the members of congress are distancing themselprs from the ident. the president is overseas, but mexican leaders came to the

i'm happ honoured to say we ape pointed hiappointedhim to the pn activistism and works with our office. steven and his partner of 27 years, mr. ken kaloni living in the outer mission neighborhood and have been homeowners for 26 years. thank you, steven, for being an advocate, a friend and holding me accountable, for always fighting for district 11, when many have not chosen to. and i see friends in the audience today that are part and parcel of your advocacy, and also, this is something that wasn't here in my notes but i know from personal experience, all opening up your home to have a wonderful, wonderful holiday celebration which so many people from all over the neighborhood and community come and participate with and it is one of the highlights of the year. i think it was the first time in over a decade that i haven't been to your house for the holidays. i know you all took a wonderful trip so we're looking forward to that next year. thank you for being here today. ithank you for all of the wonderful things you've done for the city and thank you for being a part of this wonderful ce

a school m ann buddy commended those who were brave enough to come forward and she says this won't happe again. live outside the national cathedral, derrick ward. >>> doctors say this year's flu shot was a bust. ctnters for disease control say its overall effeeness was only 29% but that is just an average for the whole season. in february, the flu shot was 47% effective. but then a second strain emerged toward the end of the season and the shot could not handle it. its effectiveness plummeted to just 9%. i know doctors still recommend getting it every year. >> theyd do o. >> you want to protect yourself. >>> chuck, how about the hot or fast? >> a gunky looking sky ou again today. orange alert to limit your activities outside. if you think the summers are hotter and longer you're right. since 1970 we have added two extra weeks above average temperatures over the summers. summers, each day getting higher and overnight lows are getting 50 years here in the washington area.er tempures this morning, mostly in the 60s. out west and north of i-95, 68 now in montgomery county and 68 at dulles. y

herndon high school drama teacher you mentioned isaccused of secretly filming someone allegedlyni happ filming others too students at the school. here is a look at this teacher e.rned suspect he you might recall he was first arrested in april after police say he put hidden cameras inside the bedroom of a pair who had been living with him and his wife andheir two children. then this week here, more victims captured on cameras reportedly hidden throughout herndon high school mainly in changing areas. the footge police say captures students in undressing. they made contact of nine of those ten students and mostly female students.g this warnin from police now. >> these cameras are small. and like we see in this case anr othecases, they are hard to see. we do ask community members when they are in location, you know, maybe where they are getting changed is be observant. look around for things that look suspicious or out of the ordinary. >> police saying they feel some ping is off in ace you're changing clothes or expect privacy it would not be beyond the to reach out to police. udents on gh

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the president has expressed interest but, as of now, there is no indication that will happe. >>> the democrats winning streak on the baseball diamond continues. they beat the rep lican team last night 15-7 at nats park for the congressional baseball game. that game raises cash for local charities. and brgs people together for a a night. >>> still ahead, our coverage of last night's democratic debate continues. we are looking at the biggest moments and looking ahead to tonight's round. lus we all hate the robocalls. sngress is working on a way to stop them but nowome of you may hold the power to do it yourself. we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rath not. >>> hundreds of wayfair employees

if democrats win florida they don't need wisconsin, ohio and pennsylvania, doesn't happ matter what happense like elizabeth warren could take that state. i think there is some credence to that. you look at what's happening with biden, every time he opens his mouth, every time he makes a public statement, he seems to drop in the polls or his competitors rise up to meet him. and a lot of people said before he even announced his campaign that the best day of his campaign would be the first day and it would be downhill from there. and that has been exactly what has happened so far. lauren: the headline, warren emerge as a potential compromise nominee. we are certainly watching her. i want to take a look at the money, that on tuesday the trump campaign raised just about 2 a $5 million, much more than anybody else, especially in one day. ronna mcdaniels says that's because there's enthusiasm for donald trump. if you looked at a feisty exchange on the view between meghan mccain and joe behar, meghan said it's not enthusiasm, it's not that the people love donald trump so much, it's that they hate t

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you had residents, neighbors out here watching all of this happe as fire crews had to come on outer and adopt dao some work. wssc was there, too, and was able to stop the flow and restore rvice. as we come out live, you see no cars parked here. those who live in these homes had to be put up by t red cross. the crime tape here is still up. and though things here are largely back to normal, we have that big hole here paved over. it's going to be some time before the residents can comean home enjoy their homes again. this water caused a significant minute of damage as you can seec bak to you. >> all right. justin finch. thank you. >>> developing this morning, a well-known high school football coach is on leave accused of domestic violence. >> pat sillen so has won four championships and coached dwayne haskins at the bull is school i potomac. his wife said he shoved her down concrete stairs during an argument last sunday. she suffered scrapes and soreness as well as a bruised new. montgomery corety police sponded after the argument but did not arrest cilento. his wife later filed charges on

we drop the tariffse and ext day we're shipping as many beans as a year ago, that's notn.going to happeporter: back at scott olson's place in northeast nebraska across the river from an equallyoaked iowa, a little good news and good weather would go a long y. corn and soybean prices have rebounded a bit, but it's still a tough way to make a living. this is a challenging year. what keeps you going here? >> well, just like any other business, i guess you have good years and you have some bad years, but it's something we've always done, it's always been a way of life. i don't want to give it up. >> reporter: olson says farming is all about patience and perseverance, and he says he and a lot of other midwest growers have an abundance of both. for the "pbs newshour," i'm jack williams in tachamen, nebraska. >> woodruff: we continue our look now at what is in the mueller report. the last two nights we looked at volume i -- russian interference and outreach to the trump campaign. given that most americans don't have time to read the entire 448 page report, we're trying to help explain its key

they will hold the closures in place until it happe and they can take a better look at the area, specificallyround 9th and pennsylvania avenue. this is going to continue to impact at least the early part of the rush hour. so in terms of the shooting itself, not a lot of information known. it will hadded around 2:00 -- it happened around 2:00 in the g. mornin a man was shot, taken to the hospital. we're told the injuries are not life-threatening. but no other details about what prompted the shooting. for people who tramp throuvel t the area, pennsylvania avenue, a major route closed in both directions between 7th and 10th. also closed iset 9th stre between d and constitution. back to you guys. >> mental health live -- megan mcgrath live downtown. thank yo >>> here's a check of the other top stories this morning. this morning a hotel in the pu dominican ic is offering new information about miranda shop warner's death. she's one of three americans who died at the same sort last month. initial reports said she died of respiratory failure, b the hotel now says she died from a heark.attac nathaniel

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