jenna. jenna: more to the story. jennifer, thank you. >> with more on the political situation and human hewlett-packard crisis in iraq, greg palkot on the ground, live in irbil with the latest. a lot of fast moving developments, greg. >> reporter: acting prime minister nouri al-maliki is digging in his heels and looks like the fix is in. he went on state tv and wants the top court to rule on decision to replace him with a more moderate politician. even iran's ayatollah khamenei khamenei -- we saw a small chunk of that. take a look what we saw. you're looking at human costs of isis militant savagery. christians forced to flee their homes in iraq. told to convert to islam or die. they came here to the courtyard after church in the city of irbil trying to survive. >> he said, go and -- >> reporter: militants said go or, they would kill you? >> or kill you. >> reporter: or kill you? >> yes. >> reporter: we saw whole families fleeing with just clothes on their back, often robbed everything they had by isis fighters. hungr

jenna: coming after u.s. help in the sky skid targeting friday, a pentagon says most of the forces hit for threatening u.s. personnel or innocent civilians. the presiden president says misd go on for months depending on how they stand up to the terror threat. peter king on the house homeland security committee says the longer we wait to confront isis, the more of a threat ha they bee to our security here at home. >> we cannot wait for the iraqi parliament to fight isis. it becomes a direct threat to the united states of america. they are more powerful than a al qaeda was on 9/11. jenna: let's begin with bob who has been to iraq numerous times in a friendly face. in general, how do you think this is going? >> not very well. these airstrikes are defensive in nature, in other words two airstrikes one day, to go the next, two the next, they are defensive. those that are trapped can pull back. now what we need is an offense of campaign. at the end of the day, war is a test of will. right now isis has the initial,

jenna: good morning, everybody, i'm jenna lee. welcome to happening now. please have to have someone joining from us washington. >> i'm ed henry in for jon scott. we look at embattled career of a comic genius, robin williams dead at age of 63 apparent suicide. he burst on the hollywood seen as mork from the planet ork in the decade made the world laugh and sometimes cry with wide range and bottomless energy. >> stand like an object. you do eclectic celebration of events. do fosse, fosse, fosse, martha gram, martha gram, or twyla. mike cad kidd, michael kidd, or madonna, madonna, madonna. >> small snapshot of incredible career. claudia cowan outside of williams home near san francisco where tribute are pouring in from around the world. claudia? >> jenna, people here are in shock, remembering their famous funny neighbor as a man who always made them smile. many paying their respects, leaving card and flowers here outside of the home where he died and where he had lived for many years with his wife susan. still not clear who found his body or who called 911 y

jenna: i'm jenna lee. start off with strange news. britain's royal air force escorting a passenger jet with 300 people on board to manchester airport after the pilot radioed for help over possible suspicious device on board. qatari airlines flight, that qatari airlines flight. now british police say one man is in custody, suspected of making a hoax bomb threat. joining us now, tom blake, former csa deputy administrator. nice to have you on the program. we get the news. could be one thing. now we're thinking it could be something else. just walk us through, what would prompt a fighter jet air escort for passenger plane? >> well, first of all, this is the equivalent of screaming fire in a darkened theater on really hefty steroids what happened. so the airline pie loot, was communicated that there was a potential threat on board. whether that came from the ground, a phoned in threat, to the airline. whether it came from observations of the flight crew, we don't know but he immediately reported the to the british authorities. the british

jenna: thank you. jon: turning now to russia, vladimir putin strikes back at the countries imposing sanctions over the ukraine crisis saying he is cutting trade ties with the european union, united states, canada, australia and are way for one year. banning a variety of food products from those countries. rush is considering airspace restrictions for international flights over the territory. reports of marshaling in eastern ukraine as government forces ramp up their fight against pro-russian rebels. this has u.s. defense secretary warns moscow could be preparing for an assault on ukraine. at least 20,000 troops on the ukraine border. jenna: russia pushing back against the united states and in another way completely. granting edward snowden the ability to say in russia for three more years. federal prosecutors wants to try him for leaking information about classified programs. granted one year temporary asylum, that ran out august 1, so now here we are again. deciding to extend his stay. which country h

jenna is funny. jenny is very funny. jenna is weird. she can ride her bike. you know, whatever talents i could possibly do. which i appreciate. >> barbara's doing log rhythms. >> exactly. she's solving the world's problems. which is happening today in my life as well but anyway. when they thought i was old enough to take it, we were applying to college, stanford has a twin policy. if one applies the other automatically gets in. >> i know that. >> or they did back 15 years ago when i applied to college. they both get in or they both don't. >> she deserved to get in? >> she's brilliant. not that i didn't deserve. but let's just be honest. i said, yes! a twin policy! i'm going to stanford! i'm going to ride on barbara's coattails all the way to palo alto. my parents looked at me and said, no, do not ruin barbara's chances. mom, do you remember that, lady? because i do. >> oh, so there's some issues in the bush family. >> there are no issues. >> there are issues still at "the bachelorette." we've been following it. most everybody but me. so tell us what the lates

jenna?> david lee, thank you. >>> we're now just minutes away from a news conference in california. police expected to release new information on the death of robin williams. this as jenna reminded us is one of the most poignant moments of all as fans mourn his passing. listen to this moment that was so dramatic. >> i want to thank my father up there. the man who when i said i wanted to be an actor he said wonderful. have a backup profession like welding. thank you. god bless you. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >> we asked what your favorite myths or facts were about pregnancy. we had interesting responses. one said a lady i worked with had six boys a year apart and insisted i would have a boy. we were planning for a girl although we didn't know. she said with all six pregnanc

i am jenna lee. news the house delayed summer recess to hammer out a new version of the bill said to include more funding for border security. in the meantime, lawmakers are reportedly considering an additional bill to prevent the president using executive order to allow more illegal immigrants to stay. this is after several republicans went to see the crisis firsthand. randy webber, joins us live from capitol hill. take a sip of batter. we have a lot to get to, congress, great to have you on the program. we have been told this is an emergency for weeks, happening at the border. why so difficult to agree on a bill in the house? >> jenna, from my perspective, what i have been saying from day one, we need the focus on this president. this is about from my vantage point putting america first, making it about america, doing the right thing for america. i believe we need to hold this president accountable, before we agree to give him more money, we ought to be specific about border security. i think we ou

i'm jenna susko. our hidden camera investigation is next. >>> also, some of the music's biggest names might have to pay to play. the nfl's new idea for the super bowl halftime show. >>> plus, no ads and rare footage. youtube's ambitious plan to shake up the music industry. >>> we're seeing low clouds rolling in, which could lead to a drizzly morning, and also some light rain for parts of the coast and peninsula. we'll look at changes in your forecast, when we come right back. >>> can we see the report? it's a simple question that led to a system-wide overhaul of restaurant inspections in silicon valley. last year we exposed many local restaurants breaking the law by not showing the report when asked. >> it's led to big change, including a scoring system that will start this fall. but as of right now, which restaurants are breaking the rules? investigative reporter jenna susko has the hidden camera footage. jenna? >> reporter: raj, when it comes to questions about their kitchen, how honest are they? we

jenna: we will see you back here in an hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." i am sandra smith and here is harris faulkner, andrea, jedediah and today's hashtag one lucky guy, the "o'reilly factor" jesse watters. he joins us and he is outnumbered. >> i missed you so much, i had to come back. you pointed out so nicely, thank you so much. >> i'm flattered you left the beach at martha's vineyard. we saw you, coming to sit next with us. >> i thought this was a nude show. >> great to have you back because we have a lot to get to. the major shift in u.s. operation in iraq, the operation for tens of thousands of minorities trapped in the country's northern mountains could soon turn into a rescue mission. senior pentagon officials telling fox news u.s. has now sent for than 100 military advisors who could help plan an escape route for the people as they face death for torture at the hands of the jihadist militants. this comes as a administration under increasing fire for acting solely to protect iraq religiou

jenna? >> thank you very much.experts are trying to find out what cause add rocket to burt into flames friday. a spokesman says the company was testing an unmanned commercial rocket. they detected a problem and the rocket self-destructed. no injuries on the ground. >>> if you want to take part in the ice bucket challenge, you don't want to get wet, you are pregnant and can't spike your heart rate, but you did it anyway and you were challenged by dylan, if that's your scenario, check this out. it is the ice bucket challenge halloween costume. a bucket with ice coupe embellishments and a tray. the creator said for every one sold, the profit goes toward the als. >> i was going to call it silly but, it's okay. thank you jenna. >>> now to the warning for pregnant women when it comes to eating tuna. for years, expectant mothers were told a small amount of canned tuna is part of a healthy diet. consumer reports says moms-to-be should skip it all together. >> reporter: they say you are what you eat, which leaves expectant

jenna? >> duncan, thank you very much. >>> a team of international investigators finally made it to the crash site of malaysia airline flight 17 in eastern ukraine. dutch and australian experts scoured the area for remains. it took a week to get to the scene because of the military and pro-russian rebels. investigators collected belongings from the 298 people killed aboard the boeing 777 that was shot down. the remains will be flown to the netherlands, which is leading the investigation. >>> a late night vote from house republicans certainly won't be the end of the immigration debate on capitol hill. lawmakers passed a $694 million emergency spending bill that would crack down on central american migrants flooding the u.s. border with mexico. they left washington for a five-week summer recess. that means the measure won't go anywhere until september. president obama can veto the house bill, if it comes across his desk. >> you remember that gruesome leg injury. you might think the same thing

you stole jenna's line. she's been saying that all morning. >> i stole your line?>> you really listen. >> which line? >> show me the mo'ne. >> i'm sorry. next time i'll put a little disclaimer. >> it's all right. >> written by jenna wolfe. >> i'll let you rent it. >>> breaking news overnight. renewed chaos over the streets of ferguson, missouri, one day after it appeared that calm had been restored. new outcry from protesters follows the new information released in the case by police, including a video implicating 18-year-old michael brown in a robbery. ron allen has the latest for us. ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. last night shows how volatile the situation still is here. a lot of people are upset that the police released that video of michael brown allegedly involved in a crime before he was shot and killed by the police officer. they saw it, the family did, certainly, as character assassination. it speaks to the level of mistrust and resentment between the community and the police here. there's also a small element here, police say, of pe

jenna: good morning, everybody, i'm jenna lee. welcome to happening now.to have someone joining from us washington. >> i'm ed henry in for jon scott. we look at embattled career of a comic genius, robin williams dead at age of 63 apparent suicide. he burst on the hollywood seen as mork from the planet ork in the decade made the world laugh and sometimes cry with wide range and bottomless energy. >> stand like an object. you do eclectic celebration of events. do fosse, fosse, fosse, martha gram, martha gram, or twyla. mike cad kidd,

hello, everybody, i'm jenna in for gretchen today. new word today that israel may consider pulling out of gaza. an israeli officials tells fox, if they fire again, they will respond. today two people were killed in jerusalem and what police called a terror attack. they say man from an arab area ran to a construction excavator into a bus. john wlab can you tell us about what happened in jerusalem today? >> reporter: that was 1 of 2 attacks. police say a guy got into that excavator, rammed the bus several times, knocking it over, flipping it over. several people inside, along with the bus driver, were injured. not hearing that they were severely injured but a pedestrian was run over by that construction vehicle and killed before police opened fire on the guy behind the wheel there who was in that construction vehicle shooting him several times, as you probably hear in that video. that was the first attack. a short time later police say a guy on a motorcycle rolled up to an israeli soldier and opened fire on that soldier hitting the sold

jenna? >>> thank you.mpany's space x are trying to determine what cause d a rocket to burst into flames over central texas. a space x spokesman said they were tested an unmanned commercial rocket. this he detected a problem and the rocket automatically self-destructed. space x said there were no injuries on the ground. >> >> if you want to take part in the ice bucket challenge, you don't wa to get wet. you are pregnant and can't spike your heart rate but you did it anyway because you love the "today" show. if that's your scenario, hypothetically speaking. this is the ice bucket challenge halloween costume. it includes a bucket, a tunic with silver ice cube embellishments and the ice cube tray. for every one sold, a portion will go to the als association. you don't have to get wet and the charity gets money. >> i was about to call it really silly. >> until you saw it. >> okay. thank you, jenna. now, to the new warning for pregnant women when it comes to eating tuna. for years, expectant mothers have been to

i am not complaining and jenna, check your 401 k. >> not that for monday. we'll take that. >> good to see you want. >> a michigan teen said she was abducted and now investigators say her claim was a sad hoax. >> hi, again, leland. 40 law enforcement officers searched for the teen. but she was spotted standing on a corner. claiming to be abducted and held hostage. haley was on the cell phone renting a movie and said she saw a man lie nothing a ditch and was going to check on him and then he had a gun and the phone disconnected. 17 hours after that she was believed to be missing. her dad found her car running and empty and her mother made a desperate plea on camera. and the search covered the whole state. the detective and fbi agent reintrude the teen and said her claim to jump from a moving vehicle was false and that she cut herself in the abdomen to make it look real and conflicting accounts of why she was carrying a dog. the case was forwarded to prosecutor and filing charges of a false report is a felony and they used manpower in the search and they want

jenna mcmullen what are you showing here? >> guest: the brains of this is the hopper that can report up to two thousand hours of television. we are showing you the super jo jo joey that added to more receivers and eliminates conflicts. families and tv watchers who like to binge have unlimited access. >> host: what kind of questions do you get? >> guest: a lot ask how to watch the local shows on the road. we have a solution with sling technology. members with a tablet or i-phone members can stay connected through the power of the internet. >> host: if someone had an ipad and dish they could watch a local colorado channel anywhere in the united states? >> guest: that is correct. and very important for staying connected to certain issues. >> host: in five years, what are we going to be seeing when it comes to television and cable and satellite companies? >> guest: i think it is going to be let the consumer watch tv where and when they want and the choice to skip commercials and the choice of what they want to watch that their co

i challenged erica, lester and jenna. we pulled lucky fans. the bucket of water on. are you ready? >> no! >> no, no, no, i want to think about it more. >> you are done. >> one, two -- >> i'm seriously not ready. >> three. >> do it. >> okay. thanks. >> you are not sorry. >> it was worse. >> still hurts. >> that was really cold. >> i would like to say thank you to debby for the waterproof mascara. >> thank you. >> what was with the slow pour? >> the ice bucket challenge. now, guys, you have to pick three people you are going to challenge next. >> okay. >> i'll go first. >> we have one of the same picks. erica and i -- i am frozen. we both picked darlene, our boss. >> yes. my number two is my darling, stephanie gosk that laughs at the pain i go through and my new bff, gavin mcgraw who i will now put to this challenge. >> i love it. fantastic. >> i'm not challenging anyone, but i'm going to give to als. >> perfect. i challenge didi as jenna did. >> why do you think we challenged here. along with my dear friend thomas roberts and my cousin dana. th

. >> i'm lester holt alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. a lot to talk. the president saying the military involve investment iraq may not be over for a few weeks. could go on for a bit. this as fighter jets spent a second day striking isis militants in iraq. we're live in iraq with the latest. >>> we want to begin with today's top story, that deadly accident involving nascar legend tony stewart. kristen dahlgren is following that for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. it really was a frightening scene for onlookers on saturday night. the sheriff's department says a sprint car driven by tony stewart hit and killed a fellow competitor who had gotten out of his car and was standing on the track after a crash. he's one of nascar's most well-known drivers -- tony stewart. a three-time champion and a regular at local sprint car events. this morning, he's at the center of an investigation after a fatal car crash that took place at a race track in upstate new york late saturday night. official with the ontario sheriff's department say stewart's

. >> and i'm erica hill, alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. >>> and our top story continues to be what's going on in ferguson, missouri, police and protesters facing off there yet again after officials tried to defuse the tension over the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown but instead managed to fan the flames even more. ron allen has the latest for us. ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. police say they're trying to be more open and honest about what happened on the night in question and released a videotape that allegedly shows michael brown involved in a robbery at a store minutes before he was shot and killed at a location not far away. it's that store that was apparently targeted last night for violence. hundreds of people out in the street were calm, but at some point, things shifted and that's when the looters moved in. tensions were high with heavily armed police firing tear gas to break up a crowd overnight. several stores were looted until members of the community stepped in to stand guard. the security video has ignited passions once again. po

. >> and i'm lester holt alongside jenna wolfe and the weather channel's maria larosa filling in for dylan this morning. we have breaking news. just shy of the 25th anniversary of the big san francisco quake, the world series quake that got hit again this morning 6.0. it struck just before 3:30 this morning pacific time. in the san francisco bay area there are reports of damage. we've seen some early pictures. facades off buildings. there are power outages. some people say it is the strongest quake they have felt in years, and there are aftershocks continuing right now. jeff ranieri is the chief meteorologist at our nbc station in san francisco. you're about 30 miles from the epicenter. tell me what you felt? >> oh, i mean we were sleeping this morning and it seemed to last for at least 20 seconds. maybe longer. i mean we're seeing the kind of shaking. and it wasn't just you know, typical you know earthquake shifts you can get sometimes. it was a shake and also a roll that was super violent, and intense. i mean, our whole house shifting back and forth from the right to also the left.

jenna: i'm jenna lee. start off with strange news.ir force escorting a passenger jet with 300 people on board to manchester airport after the

jenna has that inside. >> good morning.er prime minister david cameron raised the threat level to severe. that means an attack is highly likely. kelly is in london with more. good morning. >> reporter: the headline on nearly every paper this morning, a terrorist attack highly likely in the uk. british officials say they have no intelligence suggesting one is imminent. the only visible change is a bigger police presence. behind the scenes, british officials are working this weekend on a plan to protect against their own citizens. fighters for the terror group, isis, who return and may want to do harm here or in europe or the u.s. 500 british passport holders have gone to syria, some have been killed. about 200 are back. there's talk of laws to strip them of their british passports. they said in a statement, they have tightened control at the airports with direct flights to the u.s. and working with countries to detect foreign fighters but no plans to raise the threat level. >> thank you very much. >>> in other news, a woman

. >> i'm lester holt with jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. the situation is very tense this morning, despite that overnight curfew. >> we'll get you the very latest. we want to take a look back, just to remind everyone how we got to this point. last saturday, 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed by a ferguson, missouri, police officer. brown was unarmed. what followed was a week full of protests, both peaceful and violent. officers in riot gear were brought in to handle a rash of looting and violence, but their heavily armed presence further enraged residents there. on friday, police revealed the name of the officer who fired that fatal shot, officer darren wilson. police also released surveillance video of michael brown allegedly robbing a store shortly before he was shot and killed. on saturday, missouri's governor declared a state of emergency and imposed a midnight curfew. >> it was hardly a quiet night. there were a lot of developments in this story overnight. ron allen has been working this for us throughout the evening. he has

we begin with a deep question for jenna. is honesty the best policy? best policy, like the third best policy. i think working at it every day is best policy. honesty -- now that you have the kid, you have to tell them all the important things. i would like to think honesty is the best policy. i'll tell you what, stores across the country would like to think so too. the expression has been put to the test recently as more and more businesses are implementing the honor system. instead of hiring staff to man the counter. are americans really trustwor y trustworthy? i went in search of the answers. there is a small coffee shop in a small town in north dakota where the coffee is self-serve, and so is the bill. >> you want something, you help yourself and you pay. >> reporter: with no one behind the counter, customers pay based on the good old-fashioned honor system. >> the business plan simply makes sense. it turns out people have been more generous. and we have been consistently 15% over asking price. >> reporter: honesty, instilled in us from childhood --

i am jenna lee.the house delayed summer recess to hammer out a new version of the bill said to include more funding for border security. in the meantime, lawmakers are reportedly considering an additional bill to prevent the president using executive order to allow more illegal immigrants to stay. this is after several republicans went to see the crisis firsthand. randy

i am jenna lee. coming up strong comments from prime minister netanyahu over the crisis in the middle east. former president carter said we should recognize hamas. and this woman got past airport security and on a southwest airplane without a ticket. got through security and everything. how does that even happen these days. and check this out, apparently the shark doesn't like selfies. he is attacking the camera find out why in the next hour. >> meanwhile, it is a trend in the corporate world. companies lowering their tax rates by reincorporating businesses overseas. president obama denouncing the move and calling the tax inversions unpatriotic and mr. obama may call on the pen and phone. and lauren is now here with more on that. lauren, what are the law makers doing about this? >> there is much disagreement in congress about how to handle the tax inversions. an american company said let's move our head quarters to another country where the tax rate is lower. no wonder american companies are doing th

hello, everybody, i'm jenna in for gretchen today. new word today that israel may consider pulling out of gaza. an israeli officials tells fox, if they fire again,

nbc's jenna wolfe went in search of an honest to goodness answer. >> reporter: there's a small coffee shop in a small town in north dakota where the coffee is self-serve and so is the bill. >> if you want something you pick it up yourself and you pay it. >> reporter: with no one behind the counter customers pay based on the gold old-fashioned honor system. >> the business plan makes sense. people have been more generous and we have been 15% over asking prices. >> reporter: honesty instilled in us from childhood is often our first virtue learned. >> the truth is inside of us. >> reporter: and the backbone of our moral code. >> all i ask for is honesty. >> we have this little voice inside our head. the little angel on one shoulder telling us to do the right thing. >> reporter: but the honor system isn't new to retail. farm stands across the country have been using it for years. circle s stand never closes. the self-serve stand had an honor box set up for years now and for the most part everyone pays. >> we found that there's still a lot of good people out there. >> reporter: there's hon

>> reporter: jenna wolfe, nbc news, new york. >> best summer ever. love that.our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. have a great night, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> it wasn't just depression. right now at 6:00, his secret battle. robin williams' wife is opening up about the disease he struggled with before his death. welcome. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm raj mathai. robin williams had the early stages of parkinson's disease. his widow making that announcement today and also acknowledged the millions of fans who continue to show an outpouring of support. michelle roberts is at the fame "mrs. doubtfire" house. michelle? >> reporter: people have been coming out here all day, taking pictures and remembering the man a that made them laugh for years. robin williams' wife said that he was sober and had a private struggle with parkinson's disease and that private battle could offer hope to others. >> i would just love to see brando up there. first

jenna is in ferguson now. jenna? >> reporter: in addition to releasing the surveillance video, they released the name of the officer, darren wilson, a six-year veteran with the police department. a lot of people here in ferguson are still angry. they want to know about the moments that led up to the teenager's death. >> what do you want? >> justice. >> reporter: new details raised questions in the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. >> the officer involved in the shooting of michael brown was darren wilson. he's been a police officer for six years with no disciplinary action taken against him. he was treated for injuries which occurred on saturday. >> reporter: we now know the officer's name that killed the teenager, they reveal what may have happened before the shooting. they released this surveillance video showing michael brown fit the description of a suspect in a robbery. brown is seen grabbing a pack of cigars, heading to the exit where he's confronted by the clerk. releasing the name of the officer ha

if you have a tip for jenna, give us a call or send us an e-mail to the unit. >>> let's bring in robayeda, talking about, as we inch toward the weekend. we're already at wednesday. >> it's wednesday. it's not too early to start thinking about the weekend. the weather we're seeing right now, very similar to the way i think the weekend should be starting. right now, a fantastic evening. 75 degrees around the silicon valley. upper 70s around morgan hill. look at the view in san francisco. and it's really a tale of two different types of climates. the low clouds sticking around throughout the day. san francisco is in the upper 60s. we will see the clouds spilling back across the bay. so what we're seeing in san francisco will fill in across the rest of the day as we head into tonight. the wind speeds across the bay area, put the marine layer up about 2500 feet. and the winds, the cooling effects being felt in livermore with highs in the 80s. but towards the end of the seven-day forecast, you're going to see a bit of a warmup as the sea breeze starts to back up a bit. we're seeing the opp

jenna? >> raj, can i see the inspection report? it's a simple question. after our investigation last year found many restaurants refusing to show us, the county sent out postcards reminding them of the law. inspectors also began citing those who didn't show them when asked. did it work, are restaurants following the law now? we went to places recently shut down but have since reopened. we asked to see the most recent report, so how honest were they? records showed this place in san jose was shut down in june due to a rodent infestation. an employee showed us an inspection report, just not the right one. she showed us an older report. and we went back to the denny's in sunnyvale. last year the manager wouldn't show us the report and said they had never been shut down. that wasn't true. this time we got to see the report, but some answers didn't change. >> have you ever been shut down? >> no. not that i know of. >> are you the manager? >> yes. >> how long have you been the manager? >> i've been here two years. >> but you've never been shut down? okay, thank

jenna? >> thank you. >>> israel withdrawing the ground forces with gaza. they are expected to set the stage for a peace talk. >> reporter: jon, it is a rare peace in gaza. there was incoming fire and outgoing rockets this morning before the ceasefire took affect. but at 8 o'clock a.m., it has been calm. and the residents are taking advantage of the temporarily withdrawal to go home and salvaging what they can from the devastated neighborhoods. one of the hardest is east gaza right on the israeli border and it is it a staggering sight there. word and pictures can't explain the destruction. every street, and building and home damaged or flattened by the israeli military after lengthy battles with hamas militants and follow-up prayings to bury the hamas tunnels under conkret and cement. it is not pretty in the least bit. but most of gaza is standing and markets and stores opened stores and selling fruit, nuts and household goods to residents who were reluctant to love his home. i saw a food vendor was grinning and he said the bad people left. he said we don't

>> not that i know. >> reporter: we asked why. >> hi, i'm jenna with nbc bay area. >> i can't talk to give you my number. wo >> i was wondserring why you said you were not shut down when you were. >> reporter: the director of environmental health says you can look up inspection information on the coupe's website. they made many changes since our investigation last year. but we still found inaccuracies and missing information. the new and improved online inspection program will be rolled out this fall. >> it'll provide the public a lot more information than we currently provide them incoming the actual inspection report. >> honesty's important, and, you know, one of the problems is that there's a lot of looseness in our system. >> that was jenna reporting, and deny's was shut down this year due to a sewage overflow. in a statement to nbc bay area, they, quote, reminded all team members of the requirement to provide health information. out of the ten restaurants, three had reports readily available to show us. meanwhile, the plaque system in the county is expected to begin in octobers.

best of luck to jenna. we wish jenna the best. tweet me, boy or girl, what do you think?usband make it through the procedure. >> oh, because he has to suffer a lot? >> don't ever miss an episode of "the five." >>> president obama backs off and iraq's prime minister backs down. this is "special report." good evening. president obama says there will be no rescue mission for religious refugees trapped on a mountain in northern iraq. he said there's no need for it because conditions have improved. what you're seeing now is a picture of the team that went to assess the situation on mount sinjar. iraq's prime minister is giving up his fight to stay in power. tonight we start off with senior

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jenna?ake on her parents and issue the challenge to her parents. at the time she referred to her mother's hair in a very unique and interesting way. let's thereon it. i guess we do have her when she issued the challenge toer had parents. >> the question is, is my mother going to ruin the hair? mom, get ready. tomorrow morning. >> do you think she'll do it? >> she has had this helmet since 1981. >> wow. >> so did her parents take her up on the challenge? here's the answer. >> to all who challenged me, i do not think it's presidential for me to be splashed with ice water, so i'm simply going to write you a check. >> that check is for me. i don't want to ruin my hair style. >> now it's my privilege to challenge my friend bill clinton to the als challenge. yesterday was bill's birthday and my gift to bill is a bucket of cold water. >> it's been elevated to the presidential level now. president clinton is next. we know president obama's been challenged by lebron, justin bieber. maybe if it catche

. >> i'm arthel neville in for jenna lee today. president obama's approval rating taking another dive, hitting a new low in the wall street journal/nbc news poll with just 40% approving of the job he is doing. that is not much different from what our own "fox news" polling found, showing that 42% approve of the president's job performance. jon: congress, well it is doing even worse with the wall street journal/nbc news poll. 14% approve the jobs our representatives are doing. almost same as fox news poll results, which put the congressional approval number at 13%. joining us now, charlie hirt, columnist for "the washington times.." joe trippi, former howard dean campaign manager and fox news contributor. all right, joe, you're a man who likes to look at polls, kind of do that for a living. when you look at these numbers, what does it say about the midterms coming up? >> i don't like looking at these polls, jon. they're pretty -- they're bad for the president. they're bad for congress. i mean they're bad for anybody in washington. l

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