by then, karin had joined and held her hand.oned the paramedics and they were on their way and we both said to her, "you are not on your own," because i think the last thing you want to do when you are in your dying moments is wanting to be on your own. and ijust looked into her eyes and the flashes that came back to me was, this is what i was going to do to myself. she then released my hand and she stopped breathing. you know, jesus... and i just thought, that was going to be me three years earlier. that is a harrowing story. it must‘ve been harrowing. i'd like to end hopefully on an optimistic note. thank you. you are now in good form. fantastic, absolutely brilliant. but you've always got to work hard, haven't you, in everything? i was inspired by this book. i do read a lot particularly in australia about mental health and guys having this wonderful career and all i will say is, leaving a little message, there is a book of learning, it is a very raw story, i am pretty tough on myself but we've got to be prepared for life afte

for more, we go to portland, oregon, where we are joined by oregon democratic state representative karin power. she is co-chair of the state's joint committee on carbon reduction and co-sponsor of the cap and trade bill. welcome to democracy now! what is going on in your state? republican legislators, currently some have fled to idaho, and you have the far right militias threatening the state capital so it would -- was shut down this weekend? >> yes. i democratic leadership in the house and senate issued a statement last week condemning any threats of violence toward our state police and comments that would make our state capital unsafe -- the senate republican leadership has said out to the media that they are

representative and co-sponsor of the bill karin power. in reproductive rights news, a judge ruled monday that missouri's sole abortion clinic can continue providing the service through the end of this week, as planned parenthood continues its fight to keep its doors open. last friday, missouri health officials refused to renew the clinic's license to perform abortions. reproductive rights defenders say the health officials' decision is politically-motivated and reflects missouri's move to restrict constitutionally-guaranteed abortion rights. the case will now go before an administrative panel designed to resolve disputes between state agencies and businesses. providers at the planned parenthood clinic warned that abortion access in missouri could be lost by friday if the panel fails to act or favors the health department. 9/11 first responders are meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to urge him to back an extension to federal funding for the

i‘m karin giannone.rea, as he holds talks with kim jong—un european union leaders are meeting in brussels to decide who should get the eu‘s five top jobs. police have fired tear gas at protesters in the sudanese capital, khartoum, as the demonstrators march towards the presidential palace. these are the latest pictures from khartoum: showing what appears to be tear gas fired into the crowd in the distance. tens of thousands of people have been taking part in protests across the country against the military government chanting "freedom". joining me from washington is susan stigant, director of africa programmes at the us institute of peace. what do you make of what we have been seen today? i think this is a tremendous mobilisation and gem states that even in the face of violence that took place injune we re over violence that took place injune were over 120 people were killed, sudan was completely disrupted, the sudanese people are clearly calling for civilian lip administration. they are calling for that

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. >> we'll go to bill karins >> the day after, the car washes do very well the rain threat has pushed into areas of louisiana even tornadoes this morning. the rain threat will spread through mississippi along the coastline there, the greatest risk of flash flooding this is a three-day map, the red is rain. a huge, wide-spread stor test test test m in the south. around san antonio t in san ant. will easily feel like 100. temperatures will be cool and ya england talk about that weekend forecast coming up and the slow moving rain storm >> in today's quick hits, a couple driving through florida spotted an unusual passenger the couple saw a raccoon the couple named him little hank and said he thinks he's a dog. >> director patty jen can is is giving fans a look at the costumes tweeting, one year from today. >> and saying he's retiring after this season. he will be the only player to ever play 22 seasons and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. it provides 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, which cuts through tough k

karin will stick around. a reminder on june 26th and 27th. the first presidential debate will take place in miami. they will be broadcasting live across nbc, msnbc and telemundo and streamed across all of nbc news' digital platforms. >>> ahead, we go live to dayton, ohio, a long-time democratic stronghold. president trump was the first republican to win there since 1988. what are voters saying now? plus. elizabeth warren surges in the poll pushing biden and bernie sander's campaign to put fresh eyes on her bid for the white house. >>> plus the secretary of state falls if line, how mike pompeo responded how the president should accept dirt from opponents from a foreign power. when you shop for your home at wayfair, you'll find just what you need and so much more. you get to spend less time searching and more time loving every room, even the ones you never thought could look good. you get great deals on the things you need and actually want. you get fast and free shipping on thousands of items and finds for every home, and every style, at every

. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with our forecast. good morning, bill >> good morning. as a reminder, fire season is already here some people say it isn't a fire season it goes year roundalendar. all right,floos ng for a while w look at little rock, 35 inches of rain. same for knoxville a lot of locations are a foot above for rainfall year to date. guess what, we have more rain, heavy rain heading this week from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic region. we havilli people under flash flood watches. again, the rivers have come down a little bit, but the fact we are continuing to get rainfall after rainfall event is not helping. we have 13 million people at risk of severe weather today from washington d.c. to philadelphia the west is dry and warm i desert southwest is about where you should be this time of year. many areas between 100 and 105 >>> take a look at that week ahead forecast, let you know if we have any rain chances in the west once we start getting into this dry season, doesn't usually happen >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> some bizarre surveillanc se oreg

she was the best performance of anybody in the measurable sense, which karine alludes to. i always look at, you walk in, trying to accomplish certain things, you walk out, there's only one goal, to become the democratic nominee. is she in a better position to be the democratic nominee today than she was yesterday? she is, manifestly. we'll see what kind of a bounce she gets and what kind of a hit he takes. in either case, she's done this thing, her -- the mantra for her campaign, the frame for it, which is, i'm the prosecutor who can best prosecute the case against donald trump. so he demonstrates the prosecutorial skill. she's on stage with another septuagenarian white man, not like donald trump in almost any other way except for that, the image. she wants to make people in the democratic party to be able to image, what would it be like to see her on stage against donald trump. in that sense, narrow sense, joe biden becomes the proxy for donald trump. so she shows what it's like, she shows and not tells. you had people all over social media and all in my email inbox and m

. >> let's see about the threat that's still out there here's nbc meteorologist bill karins good morning, bill >> good morning. we're attacking a huge qvc.com plex of showers that goes from central texas to areas of mississippi. we have severe thunderstorm warning with possibility of wind damage in northern louisiana and the issue overnight has been too much water and too much rain we still have flash flood warnings in effect around the greenville area. we have flash flood watches that extend into oklahoma we go through the morning hours. additional rainfall amounts, it shifts to the early morning. to greenville. once again, we will see additional severe storms later this afternoon, too. we'll talk that coming up. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> the trump administration is ramping up pressure on iran this morning with fresh sanctions on teheran. the move comes just days after the country shot down a u.s. spy drone over the strait of hormuz. and there are reports the u.s. has already launched a cyberattack on iran targeting its command and control systems that the u.s. says were used t

bill karins, is climate change a threat. >> it's like sleeping on a bed of nails. i mean, we're so past the point, don't even bother. you know, i can get on twitter or whatever, social media, and i don't even bother trying to convince the 20% of the people that aren't going to believe because the facts are out there. >> the science is there. >> don't even bother. >> it's also interesting to hear from the vice president saying i believe what the science says and tapper follows it up, and tapper says the science says it's a threat. >> you know, the science is there. it's a policy thing now. it's happening. it's a threat. now get the politicians in place that are actually going to do something about it. that's kind of the bottom line. no one wants the economy destroyed either, so don't send me those tweets. we can find other ways to do it. let's look at the extended forecast for this week. the biggest issues are going to be early in the week as we go throughout what's going to happen today and maybe tomorrow morning, and then it kind of quiets down to get into a summe

. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins.rning, bill. >> good morning. still all the focus is on the flood zone. vice president pence is heading to tulsa second time visiting the flood zone. areas of missouri are still looking like this. we have some pictures that were sent in yesterday and this was from the governor of missouri. he was up, taking a look. look at the water. you can't tell where the rivers are supposed to be. we're watching the arkansas river cresting at this time right now in little crock. and that's good. it will start heading down from there. more rain is arriving in the area. look at that. that water is up about eight feet on that house. new complex of thunderstorms. this will be our pattern. when he a three daybreak. now daily rainfall and could get some very heavy rain by the time we get to friday and saturday. oklahoma city rain coming at you nuclear program is our current rain gauge. where you see the pink colors, this is the arkansas river, little rock right now where we have our crest taking place. t

for more, we go to portland, oregon, where we are joined by oregon democratic state representative karin. she is co-chair of the state's joint committee on carbon reduction and co-sponsor of the cap and trade bill. welcome to democracy now! what is going on in your state? republican legislators, currently some have fled to idaho, and you have the far right militias threatening the state capital so it would -- was shut down this weekend? >> yes. i democratic leadership in the house and senate issued a statement last week condemning any threats of violence toward our state police and comments that would make our state capital unsafe -- the senate republican leadership has said out to the media that they are not welcoming help from the militia, that their senators are out of state but they have not condemned it as strongly as i myself i think others would have liked, but they have distanced themselves from those militia comments as well. amy: but explain what is going on. so they are in idaho. how did far right militias threaten the state biden -- state capital? earlier in session, the sena

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let's get a check on the weather with bill karins. >> a lot of heavy rain will greet a lot of people.lready soaking rain in pennsylvania, north of pittsburgh, starting to slide towards northern new jersey. it will be wet in new york city. heavy rain is about to move through nashville in the next hour or two. still pretty wet in the mid-atlantic. in all, 46 million people are under flash flood watches. that is the concern. we could see possibility of some roads flooded and travel delays and things like that. from illinois to new jersey and this area from winston salem to southern areas of this area. here is how it is going to play out. today, areas of heavy rain will be shown in the orange. this is areas of nashville. in new york city, it looks like a line of thunderstorms from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. be aware of airport delays. hit and miss storms around d.c. like yesterday. you can see popcorn variety from atlanta, charlotte to raleigh and through the mountainous area. over the next three days, we'll do this on and off throughout wednesday. new storms in areas of indiana. on thursday, we w

let's check the weather with bill karins. >> we are watching soggy weather continuing, especially inhe southeast. that has been by far the worst weather. now we'll turn our attention to the west. we had some pretty good fires out there and leading to an evacuation in san francisco. the worst will be in the desert southwest. this was the sand fire, the one in a caused all the problems this weekend. we had windy conditions and low humidity. things are going to improve as high pressure moves away, winds will be light but the heat is going to remain in the west, and it will remain much of this week, with temperatures well above average. we call this a heat dome and extreme heat indices will stick with us throughout the week, a lot of areas in the desert up to 105, 110, even 115. we finely had the crest on the mississippi river this weekend in st. louis. chicago likes great. the east coast had all that horrible weather this weekend and fatalities with flash flooding. it's creeping north. after a gorgeous weekend, it's over with and clouds are creeping into philadelphia and eventually into

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bill karins will have the latest on when some relief may be coming their way. back in a moment. >>> jared kushner is refusing to say whether his father-in-law's involvement in pushing the birther movement against former president barack obama was racist. in his interview with "axios"'s jonathan swan the presidential senior adviser was pressed on donald trump being a vocal supporter of the conspiracy theory and lie when he was a private citizen. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, she has called president trump a racist. have you ever seen him say or do anything that you would describe as racist or bigoted? >> so the answer is no, absolutely not. you can't not be a racist for 69 years, then run for president and be a racist. when a lot of the democrats call the president a racist, i think they're doing a disservice to people who suffer because of real racism in this country. >> was birtherism racist? >> look, i wasn't really involved in that. >> i know you weren't. was it racist? >> like i said, i wasn't involved in that. >> i know you weren't. was it racist? >> look,

. >>> let's check in with bill karins >> goodern moi morning, everyone all the wind damage and hail reports and watching the storms from overnight won't die off baton rouge and new orleans and even areas of central mississippi and almost don this line. later on today, airports will be an issue especially if you're going from the15 states with sli including 53 millionafternoon, e tronst in areas of the ohio valley for all our friends in thees ci for your travel. now here is a closer look at your day ahead today, tempderatures are right where they should be little bit above 100 to 105. pacific northwest to be one of the cooler spots today highs today in the 60s in seattle. we'll give you your week ahead forecast, coming up. >>> just ahead, an important recall for parents with new borns and death defying stunt or trying to avoid tourists in trying to avoid tourists in tis uamesqre irreversible joint damage. and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system an

where we start today with our favorite reporters and friends, jason johnson, john heileman is here, karine jean-pierre is back, and the rev al sharpton, host of "politics nation" and we're joined by former u.s. attorney, joyce vance. and frank figliuzzi. frank i'm going to start with you, as ridiculous as they sound for pointing fingers and accusing their political opponents for doing that which they have done. one of the most disturbing things the president did is ask his justice department and attorney general jeff sessions investigate and then jail jim comey and hillary clinton. so the notion that sean hannity has the capacity, and maybe he's worth what they pay him that he can say those things with a straight face that it makes us a banana republic to talk about prosecuting our political rivals. >> it gets more recent than that. you recall that attorney general barr wouldn't answer the question on the hill as to whether or not anyone at the white house had asked him or talked to him about investigating opponents and others contrary to trump. so it's still going on, and for fox news to

the river is expected to keep rising >> let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins tracking all thatfor us this morning. good morning >> good morning. arkansas seeing thrlgz crest finally. like tsa, it's taken a long time for that water to get down the arkansas river thlinois river and crest in f the st. louis and mississippi which looks like shoulurbe thay here's what we're looking at 252 locations are still in flood stage. some places are crested, it's taken a long time for thwater to get completely low enough to consider it not in flood levels. more rain is on the way. we can see a line of storms this morning from texas through central oklahoma a few storms up there in areas of nebraska. not widespread yet later we'll see additional f stormsming locally it does look like 3 to 4 inches of rain in the next couple days, especially from the houstoean ar up towards alexandra, only maybe an inch or little rock.lahoma city. the cast has improved with lighter amounts of rain. that's a look at the big weather story of the day now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> we sti have that

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. >> striking images let's check in with bill karins tracking all of that severe weather for us >> good monday morning we're not done yet severe warnings across louisiana and mississippi. we are very concerned with flasl ding this morning in areas around greenville, mississippi you're getting poured on right now. severe thunderstorm watch continues from waco to college station, flash flood watches still cover much of the southern half of arkansas, and we have a flash floods warning in effect for monroe, louisiana. as far a radditionalnfall goes, over the next 12 hours, the heaviest rain, centralth texas, nn louisiana and areas of northern mississippi. we're not done yet >> thanks so much, bill. >> the trump administration is ramping up pressure on iran this morning with fresh sanctions on teheran. the move comes just days after the country shot down a u.s. spy drone over the strait of hormuz. and there are reports the u.s. has already launched a cyberattack on iran targeting its command and control systems. nbc' js tracie pottsoins us with the latest froc.m d. tracie, good morning >> re

although, karins ulive with a look at walnut creek but cooler temperatures are prevailing. so far for the bay area this week, a nice break. >> and being able to turn off the air-conditioning is huge we see fog over the golden gate and it will provide cooling sand inland but it is clear in the south bay and our temperatures are still heating up into the mid-80s but coming down from the 90s from over the weekend and we'll be in the mid 70s before it cools off quickly. so we're looking at all of the high temperatures today. we're still going to hit 90 in antioch today as well as ukiah and then much of the north bay we're go fog see the high and oakland up to 72 degrees while palo alto is a high of 84. now we will continue to cool off as we go through the week. we'll talk about that and also the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. >>> now to capitol hill. president trump announcing more economic sanctions against iran. now this is new video of mr. trump signing the executive order in the oval office days after he called off an air strike that the mi

don't want to be outside for that meteorologisbill karins joins us this morning with flash floods for millions of americans today. >> good morning. yesterday we had water rescues in ohio. could be similar scenes out there today. from illinois to atlantic city at risk of this, we are seeing some morning rain and showers. let'take you through the timing of this event we're going to have numerous rounds of rain kind of like three storms in the next three days. one of theis going to be this afternoon with showers and storms d.c. to new york city, philadelphia, hit and miss stormsf around much oe southeast. so that's one. then we go and do it all over again. it sits here, numerous storms. wednesday we get heavy rain from indianapolis, cincinnati by the timwe geto thursday afternoon we get another big dose of rain throughout much of this region. so you kind of get theer picture each aon we're going to be dodging the storms and potential flash flooding that's a loostat the big weather y of the day now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so for today, showers and thunderstorms alsoce

it would be a sell-out >> interesting let's bring in bill karins who is also very interesting >> a lot of news lately as far as the weather goes. overnight the worst weather of the country by far is down in south texas. the har wynton area. 6 to 9 inches of rain, there have been some water rescues reported flash flood emergencies now been replaced with flash flood warning for the area you can see the radar. it went 3 to 4 hours with torrential rain over that region who are we worried about the rest of today, especially this afternoon, this evening? we have 21 million people at risk, enhanced risk includes areas like kansas city, saint joseph, topeka, we will get davenport to peoria an will eas above 100, up to 110 in a few cases. >>> it is hot here, but wait till you see how hot it is somewhere else in the world. we are going to set all-time record heat in very high populated areas. dangerous heat wave to come. details coming up. >> bill, thank you >> thanks, bill. well, after shutting out their opponents in the group stage, the u.s. women's national team heads into their world cup rou

say the water's going to keep on rising with more rain on the way here's nbc meteorologist bilodl karins morning >> good morning. it needs to stop raining, right? so many areas from oklahoma, texas to the east coast. dealing with rain pretty much every day it seems this spring now we're watching this line of severe thunderstorms we've had wind reports of 60 do 70 miles per hour inom oklah these storms are racing toward mcallister later on today we're going to do it all over again we're going to see new areas of storms even possibility of an enhanced rhys frk dallas to fort worth that's where we could see some significant wind damage with storms and this whole region from little rock to nashville to paducah, lexington, louisville, everywhere has a chae to see some strong storms today that's a look at the big weather story of the day here's a closer look at your day ahead. we're also watching the flash flood threat continuing. we're going to see a new round of storms moving through the ohiobe valley. shouldn't s wet today in the mid-atlantic region as af lot o our flash flood watches will

city fire department said crews responded to 74 calls in a three-hour period >> let's bring in bill karins keeping an eye on all that flooding >> good morning. it was a dangerous weekend in the southeast with all the heavy rain thankfully it has ended and moving into areas of the mid-atlantic when it moves to the northeast it is going to go to areas that hasn't rained much in the last week we're not too concerned with flooding concerns. heaviest rain is michigan, hit and miss showers in virginia here is the rainfall forecast as we go throughout the day today heaviest rains will move northward. richmond, norfolk, cat skills, hudson valley, possibility of an inch and a half in the next 24 hours. travel delays, yes does not look like it will be enough rainfall to cause dplooding concerns other areas of bad weather, florida is going to be dodging showers with friends in san antonio great weather. dallas, oklahoma, arkansas, you derve it afterse tin boston, your rain will hold off a little later till this afternoon. >>> week ahead forecast coming up show you what the workweek has in store >> we

0 the victorsecured the team's place in a round of 16 >> ready for that am nbc meteorologist bill karins is tracking severe weather for us bill >> once again, it's going to be more of the same this week good morning i hope you had a wonderful father's day and wonderful weekend. we are watching storms from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic this afternoon we have a slight risk of severe weather in washington, d.c. to salisburofy area north county richmond we're not going to see a lot of severe weather but there could be new and damage. the time of the mess i7:s a.m. so hit and miss storms out there. 4 to 5:00 p.m., st. louis south of i-70, d.c. area around philadelphia, hit and miss showers and storms we're going to do two days of this, too. the area of low pressure will bring ripples of waves and showers and storms from north carosona to uthern new england. that's a look at the big weather story of che day now here's aser look at your day ahead. >>> we're also going to see a lot of downpours this teafoon. the rainy season is definitely begun in areas of florida. temps will be lower with

. >> all right let's bring in senior meteorologist bill karins. we saw the problems in oklahoma, dallas, i happened to be in north carolina when that was coming through there was bad weather over the weekend. >> it's weakening d sliding into the northeast we're not going to see a lotof damage but we'll see rainfall throughout the day hit and miss showers let's time thieis ous go throughout the day today we rancho bernardo the rain going into the ohio valley some is in the mid-atlantic.ep that will be sweg up the coastal areas. by the time we get to the evening, it will be intt piurgh and appalachians. they had a ton of rain over the past weekend they'll be getting this rain from philadelphia to nework, maybe d.c., too. again it's hit and miss. not everyone is going to get soaked overnight all this rain moves to the northeast, especially through areas boston to hartford 7:00 a.m. looks like a wet skmut in portland. then the ne weather moves in for a beautiful tuesday afternoon. just about everywhere from about, i'd say atlanta northwe d. for today

. >>> let's bring in meteorologist bill karins who's tracking that weather. >> don't drive through flood roadways like that guy was doing. nothing to horrible out there right now. still flood watching for mountains of west virginia and portions of north carolina, that's where they had the heaviest rains over the weekend. as we track the rain, we'll watch hit and miss storms over the appalachians, that's why we have the let in of more flash flooding and hit and miss orsho be heading north wards. we'll keep you dry during boston and hartford but later on this evening we'll watch some of that wet weather heading your way. cooler in south texas, too. what a hot weekend you had. take a look at the week ahead forecast coming up. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> georgia's most high profile sunday school teacher returned to church sunday after a short break. hundreds of people attended former president jimmy carter's sunday school class at a baptist church in plains. his first since having hip replacement surgery. the 94-year-old said he's doing fine and thanked congregants for all their

americans go on to chip in two more to beat chile 3-0y cu16 >> ready for that team nbc meteorologist bill karins is tracking severe weather for us bill >> once again, it's going to be more of the same this week good morning i hope you had a wonderful father's day and wonderful weekend. we are watching storms from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic this afternoon we have a slight risk of severe weather in washington, d.c. to salisbury area north county of richmond we're not going to see a lot of severe weather but there could be new and damage. the time of the mess is 7:00 a.m. so hit and miss storms out there. 4 to 5:00 p.m., st. louis south of i-70, d.c. area around philadelphia, hit and miss showers and storms we're going to do two days of this, too. the area of low pressure will bring ripples of waves and showers and storms from north carolina to southern new enhower and thunderstorm chances through the ohio valley right through the mid-atlantic region. >>> yeah, the weekahead forecast is kind of more of the same with maybe a silver lining at the end, maybe a little improvement. >> hopefully

especially with some extreme heat here's nbcst meteorologiill karins >> thero heat can be d and deadly too we're seeing it expanding. it hantds been that hot of a june nm areas of the country but high pressure's building in. the jet stream's going to the north. it's already been plenty hot along the gulf coast that continues today tampa will be one of the warm spots. 105 heat index this afternoon. then we sesome of thheat spreading to the ohio valley and eventually up into the northeast. one of the other huge stories is it's hotn the u.s. but it's going to be exceptionally hot in europe as the jet stream's taking a big dip to the north. we're expecting the possibility of nine different countries setting their all-time hottest terteratures, even as far no as denmark into the mid 90s. even netherlands get into the hundreds unheard of that's a look ig the beather story of the day, and here's a closer look at your day ahead. as we go throughout the day today we are seeing a few areas of hhunderstorms e one complex that's in areas of southeast kansas trying push into missouri a stray could

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