admitted to reporters that he had no information that mr pitts no information that actually traveled overseas to meet with al qaeda that he had access to any kind of weapons any kind of explosives everything he served time in ohio. but he's not perfect but you sir time in ohio and eighty nine for robbery pleaded guilty to fact and twenty seventeen and twenty sixteen the state of pennsylvania had asked ohio to extradite him as a fugitive for charges of assault robbery and that to me this looks like a low hanging fruit to make your big look what we did but if it took you three year . and a bus. something's not right. with. caring about the environment isn't a right or left issue and to prove that beyond a shadow of a doubt jihadist radio station radio angeles reported that the terrorist group al shabaab in somalia well the making some big changes in the territories under control two things will be happening immediately one indigenous trees can no longer be cut down or logged and second al shabaab led terrorist group has banned single use plastic bags because they quote pose a serious t

. >> law enforcement, of course, cannot sit back, in this case wait for mr. pitts to commit a violent act. >> reporter: the fbi says agents arrested him yesterday after he talked about trying to plan another attack for later this year in philadelphia, his hometown. lester? >> pete williams, thank you. >>> now to the white house and the impending decision by president trump on who he'll nominate to the supreme court. the president is moving quickly to fill the vacancy created by anthony kennedy's retirement, interviewing four candidates today with more to come. we get the latest from chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: the president playing coy on his court picks, not saying who he interviewed today. >> mr. president, who did you speak with, sir? >> reporter: only how many candidates he considered. >> during the morning, i interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court. they are really incredib people in so many different ways. academically and every other way. >> reporter: academically, a supreme scholar seems t

law enforcement cannot sit back and wait for mr pitts to commit a violent act.ry of hoping an individual decides not to harm someone or get others to act, especially when his continued repeated intentions were to do just that. day one of wimbeldon has wrapped up with two of tennis‘ superstars sailing through the first round. swiss top seed federer began his bid for a record—extending ninth men's title with a win over serbia's dusan lajovic. and serena williams made herfirst wimbeldon appearance since having a baby, reaching the second round. more coming up this hour in sport today. declaring he'll "extend his hand" to the us president, mexico's incoming leader vowed to work with donald trump on economic issues and fighting illegal immigration. but andres manuel lopez obrador, or amlo as he's known, made clear that tackling corruption will be his number one priority. he won sunday's election with 53% of the vote, easily defeating his nearest rivals. however, it's unclear whether his party, the national regeneration movement, will secure a majority in parliament.

. >> law enforcement officer cannot sit back nick and wait for mr. pitts to commit a violent act. >> reporter: the fbi says agents arrested him over the weekend after he talked about trying to plan another attack for later this year in philadelphia, his hometown. they also say he used his cell phone to record two videos, pledging support for al qaeda. richard? >> pete, thank you for that. >>> the dangerous heat wave gripping the northeast continues this morning. tens of millions remain under heat advisories or warnings. the national weather service says today's heat index values could be as high as 104 degrees. that's enough to cause heat related illnesses. nbc's stephanie gosk has more on the threat. >> reporter: when it's hot, there's really only one fun thing to do outside. >> basically just got to stay in water. kids are just too hot otherwise. >> reporter: the dangerous heat spans from maine to north carolina with 60 million people under warnings or advisories. burlington, vermont, broke a record, hitting 97 degrees just 50 miles from canada. in d.c.,

. >> law enforcement cannot sit back and wait for mr. pitts a violent act, the joint terrorism task force, working every day to deter and prevent terrorist attacks. >> reporter: pitts talked about traveling to philadelphia and planning undetectable or to 1995 oklahoma city bombing. cities throughout the country will be for security for the fourth including in new york city but the nypd says there is no credible threat. >> angela merkel keeping her job after a last-minute deal to close a migrant crisis in europe after a 5 hour debate, the german chancellor agreed to build border camps. migrants will be screened and turned away if they have asylum elsewhere. tightening border security with austria throughout the eu, germany's democrat party needs to approve the plan. >> ice agents in oregon back to work today after dealing with 2 weeks of protests. what a mess this was. operation coming to a halt after protesters and anti-fa tying the door shut, tripping officials inside. most protesters of cleared out but some remain in the area. shannon: donal

. >> law enforcement cannot sit back and wait for mr. pitts to commit a violent act.oint terrorism task force, city and partners working every day to prevent terrorist attacks. >> reporter: he talked about traveling to philadelphia to plan an attack similar to the oklahoma city bombing. cities throughout the country will be for security including new york city but the nypd says there is no credible threat. >> take all precautions to begin with. heather: turning to the obama administration, devon nunez demanding 10 current and former officials testify publicly about their role in the launch of the trump pressure probe. and nunez ready to subpoena if necessary. >> many in the obama era state department, many people in state department meeting with christopher steele. hired by the democrats deterred on donald trump. >> pfizer -- fisa warrants gained access to the trump campaign. mike pompeo heading back to north korea and press the rogue regime on the promise to denuclearize, marking the highest level contact since -- the administration believes denuclearization in a yea

. >> mr. pitts radicalized andom planning tot a terrorist attack in the united states. >> pitts first came under scru17ny in when the fbi says he made disturbing posts in is of al qaeda. -- in support of al qaeda. also has an extensive criminal history. >>> less than a month afterum president s historic summit with kim jong-un, there are concerns now that north korea may b actuall ramping up its nuclear efforts. icltiple u.s. ols tell nbc news that the north is actually trying to deceive our count about its program. that's despite the president saying north korea had no longer posed a threat. joing us with a closer look at that is nbc news intelligence and national security reporter n delaney. the president left singapore without a timeline for denuclearization or how it could be verified, and a recent report suggested that the president might actually be meeting with kim in new york, is that right? te a report from axios suggesting that wouse officials are so hopeful about the progress made out of

. >> this case illustrates that authorities cannot sit back and wait for mr. pitts to commit a violent act. >> reporter: he also made a disturbing facebook post including statements like, we as muslims need to start training like this every day. >> he talked about taking targets like st. john's cathedral off the map and just yesterday, he suggested giving giving explosive remote control cars to children of military members.>> reporter: -- >> we are going to be outthere day in and day out for our community. if you see something, say something.>> reporter: this cares -- case bears some similarity to a plot last month -- to a plot by jamison. he also told under came -- undercover agents who he believed were from the islamic state. jamison is set to be sentenced to 15 years in prison in september. >>> heather holmes in the newsroom tonight. thank you. >>> a man from berkeley is reportedly under custody on suspicion of running a federal official. he was arrested friday. he reportedly threatened to hack the official and his daughters to pieces. he allegedly made the threa

we now recognize mr. pitt inju injure. >> thank you mr. secretary for being with us today.i really appreciate your strong work and support, on the legislation to reform sify us, on a particular known i want to particularly thank you for your great work in brokering this with multiple agencies and committees. individuals in the house and senate, you did an incredible job. thank you to him. please. mr. secretary, other any aspects or concerns that you have of the current legislation that we create a loophole or other manner in which this could be exploited? by an adversarial interest. >> are you referring to pharma? >> the farmer bill as we are negotiating between the house and senate. >> thank you for thanking us on the work. i like to thank the house and senate for the enormous bipartisan support. as i have emphasized to the chairman of both sides we want to get this passed as part of the nda a. it is very important. >> reporter: other any aspects that you would favor be concerned about? at the end of the day the final legislation that you feel like needs to more clearly ad

. >> we will be presenting our evidence to the grand jury seeking an indictment against mr. pitts.lking around downtown cleveland conducting reconnaissance on what he thought was a large-scale attack planned for the fourth of july. he looked for locations to park a van that would be packed with explosives. he talked about taking targets like st. john's cathedral. >> eric: the suspect is charged with attempted material support of a foreign terrorist organization and you know on july 4th especially downtown cleveland you have the street with lots of restaurant, soldiers and sailors monument in the circle by the major building there and that could have certainly been devastating. >> sandra: the f.b.i. on that story. the closed gold mine in colorado could soon be reopened with a whole new purpose after its owners figured out how to tap into something even more valuable. we're live in denver on that discovery. >> we're talking about safe drinking water. the london gold mine has been closed for years but all along it has been naturally collecting snow melt near the continental divide. th

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from ohio, mr. pitt ing er. >> i thank you for allowing members to have these discussions to occur. it's helpful for us. i understand it's your directive to promote stable prices. some of your policy committee members have expressed interest in replacing the current inflation target with different target measures that would provide even greater variability. given that, would you help me just better understand the difference between price stability and stable prices? >> i would say they're the same thing. there isn't a big difference there. >> in this year's monetary policy report, you say this year there has been a decline in decades. you've seen a recent increase in prime age individuals. despite the factors that continue to cause the decline persisting, you have said that the continuation of the increases seen over the past few years is possible if favorable labor market conditions continue as well. have you seen these favorable labor markets at least more recently remain or even show increases since t