. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening breaking news tonightthe death toll has grown in one of hawaii's deadliest civilian plane crashes. a twin engine beechcraft bound for a skydiving trip went down shortly after takeoff friday evening killing all 11 people one of the victims just identified, a his sister telling us tonight he was adventurous and everybody loved him. the air field they took off from is on the northern tip of the hawaiian island of oahu nbc's gadi schwartz is there and has the latest >> reporter: a fiery ending on oahu's north shore just moments after a small plane took off bound for a skydiving adventure. >> assistance responding with a down aircraft this is at dillingham air field. >> reporter: witnesses captured the burst of flames and tower of smoke after the aircraft went down all on board perished. >> i'm seeing something just crashed and exploded over there. >> reporter: the skydiving experice at t o of a lifetime as seen in past excursions, t something went horribly wrong >> we first saw it was a kind of plane taking pi

nbc's courtney kube is with the u.s. forces in the persian gulf. >> reporter: tonight rare access to the two most visible military assets deployed to the middle east last month. their mission? to stop a possible attack by iranian-backed forces. four long-range b-52 bombers sent as a show of force. they arrived at al udeid air base in qatar 51 hours after being ordered to deploy and were flying missions three days later. also in the region, the aircraft carrier "uss abraham lincoln." >> i am the reason you are here tonight. >> reporter: general frank mckenzie, the head of u.s. central command, traveled to the region to address troops and see if the additional u.s. military power is deterring iran. in addition to bringing this enormous aircraft carrier into the region, the u.s. is also flying fa-18s every single day as part of the presence mission. >> the carrier is seen by potential opponents, and they have to weigh the enormous capabilities that are resident aboard this platform. >> reporter: the iranians were close to l

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening i'm peter alexander in tonight for lester we begin this evening with a dangerously close call on the high seas between a russian destroyer and a u.s. warship. those ships coming within feet of one another forcing the americans to take drastic action to avoid a disastrous collision. are trading blame that near miss echoing the days of the cold war with much of the dra nbc's hans nichols has the latest. >> reporter: tonight this image capturing just how close the ships came to a catastrophic collision. as little as 50 feet according to the u.s. navy this video from the deck of the "u.s.s. chancellorsville" so close you could see them sun bathing on the deck the u.s. navy say it is russian ship accelerated and closed to an unsafe distance. the u.s. cruiser had to execute all engines back full to avoid collision. at the pentagon sharp words for russia. >> behavior is unsafe and unprofessional we'll have military to military conversations with the russians. >> reporter: russia's navy is accusing the u.s. cruiser

that is nbc ni"nbc nightly news this sunday night.ester holt will be with you tomorrow i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbcnews, have a great night. >>> thank you for joining us, i am terry mcsweeney. >> another employee sent to the hospital after bitten by a dog. a pit bull attack four employees enjessica aguir injuring three of them. sergio quintana is live. >> reporter: the employee was here yesterday afternoon and tried to separate one dog that had attacked another. concerns about safety protocot

nbc's tracie potts joins us with the latest from d.c. hi, tracie, good morning >> reporter: good morning. the president's bid for that next term begins tomorrow when he kicks off his reelection campaign officially in florida but take a look at this poll about impeachment. the president expecting to make the russia investigation part of his reelection bid but our nbc "wall street journal" poll showing that there is a split among people who think impeachment hearings should begin it has gone up in the last month, but our poll also shows that nearly half, 48%, do not think that impeachment hearings should happen. president trump in this abc interview weighing in on robert mueller's russia investigation, and whether he really tried to fire the special counsel as that mueller report claims. >> article 2, i would be allowed to fire robert mueller there was -- assuming i did all of the things i said i want to fire him, number one, i didn't he wasn't fired. okay number one, very important lip article 2 allows me to do whatever i want. i wasn't g

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, boston >> so interesting. >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for a sunday night lester holt will be back with you tomorrow i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, have a great night. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. almost everyone looking to take president trump )s job in >>> right now, closing out the convention. almost everyone looking to take president trump's job in 2020 made a stop here in the bay area. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> the state democratic convention ended with plenty o excitement. the president a king jabs at biden. >> we have more from the final day of the state democratic convention. >> thank you all very much. >> reporter: bernie sanders got the final day of the california state democratic convention off to a rousing start, firing up delegates eager to take back the white

gadi schwartz, nbc news, oahu, haii. >>> another tragic accident tonight..his one in new hampsh a deadly collision involving a pickup truck and ten motorcycles on a rural highway. authorities say seven bikers were killed in the town of lancaster. ck was ckup t towing a flatbed trailer. the driver survived and is in the hospital. officials are askin e public to provide any photos, videos, or information about the accident and the vehicles involved. >>> some breaking news tonight. president trump announcing that he is delaying that plan to deport thousands of undocumented immigrants originally set for tomorrow. the plan causing fear in many communities. we get more from nbc's ron allen atte the w house. >> reporter: this morning president trump had a strong warning to thousands of undocumented immigrants. >> they've beese ed. they've gone through a process. the process of the courts. and they have to be removed from the country. >> reporter: i.c.e. agents expected to begin rounding up some 2,000 immigrantsta eting families across the country. but this afterno

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. ♪ >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening nowhere does word of an aircraftitting a skyscraper spark for fear and anxiety, but tonight officials here in new york city believe it was an accident that brought a helicopter slamming on to a 54-story building just blocks from times square this afternoon. the chopper engulfed in flames, sending smoke wafting over midtown manhattan and office workers pouring into streets the pilot, the apparent lone fatality our ron allen has late details. >> reporter: good evening, lester. from midtown where people are still reeling from what happened, this is all especially terrifying when the alarms and sirens started sounding because no one knew really what had happened the initial reports were that a plane had crashed here on the street, bringing back disturbing memories as evacuees poured into midtown manhattan. horrifying moments in the heart of manhattan during the lunchtime rush. >> we have what appears to be a helicopter that crashed into the roof. the helicopter is on fire >> reporter: a helicopter crash landing just befo

nbc news has not been ab attorney for aajayi. lueck was last seen alive june 17th. authorities say phone records show ajayi was her last phone contact. >> devastating i can't believe he'd do that to her >> reporter: a tragic ending for a student, one sorority sister remembered as a ball of light kathy park, nbc news >>> tonight a missing hiker has been found alive in a california forest the 73-year-old man disappeared after getting separated from his group a week ago and he was airlifted to safety. nbc's morgan chesky has the breaking details on his incredible rescue. >> reporter: it's the photo capturing a rescue deep in the california wilderness, a helicopter crew treating eugene joe after hoisting him to safety the 73-year-old missing since last week after losing contact with his group on a hike in the angeles forest, forcing himself to find a way to survive. >> he went into a canyon that, you know, is named devil's canyon and it's named that way for a reason. >> reporter: his disappearance sparked a massive search all week long. with no sign of him more than 70

an nbc partner. and the president's hosts hope to avoid lapses in protocol like this awkward moment last year where mr. trump brieflywa ed in front of the queen at windsor castle. back in washington, another crisis at the border where white house officials s mexico needs to act quickly on immigration. >> he's absolutely deadly serious. >> reporter: the white house acting chief of t staff defende president's threat to impose a 5% tariff on mexican imports. >> i fully expect onese tariffs to g to at least the 5% level on june 10th. the president is deadly serious about fixing the situation at the southern border. >> reporter: and, kate, the president is also keeping the pressure on mexico throwing cold water on a meeting set for this wednesdayh mexican officials here in washington. the president insisting in a tweet he wants action by mexico to slow the flow of immigrants and that the time for talk is over. kate? >> mike vickera at the white house for us, thank you. >>> on the campaign trail, scary mom

a chance to save this summer on home, sweet home jo ling kent, nbc ne, debate, nbc news has revealedch candidates will face off each night battling it out be cory booke, julian castro, bill de blasio, john delaney, tulsi gabbard, jay inslee, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke, tim ryan, and elizabeth warren and debating on thursday, june 27th, will be michael bennet, joe biden, pete buttigieg, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, john hickenlooper, bernie sanders, eric swalwell, marianne williamson and andrew yang. >>> and our series "my big idea" is giving some candidates a chance to tell voters who makes them stand out. tonight, former housing secretary julian castro tells our harry smith about his big idea for our nation's children. >> my big idea is universal pre-k for 3 and 4-year-olds. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> to make sure that every child out therstart at 3s old with a great education, great public education. >> reporter: elected mayor of san antonio at just 35, julian castro gave the keynote speech at the ocrac national convention. >> thank you thank you! >> reporter: he

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kathy park, nbc news >>> with weeks away to the first debate here on nbc, we turn now to "my big idea," our series giving democrats running for president a chance to share an idea that they believe separates them from the pack here is kamala harris' big idea. >> what's your big idea? >> my big idea is to raise teacher pay. >> reporter: just the second african-american woman and first south asian american elected to the u.s. senate. >> just last week, i got an email from a middle school teacher, mrs. wayne. >> reporter: we caught up with harris in west colombia, south carolina she was in town to talk with and about teachers >> there are two groups of people who are raising our children, parents with assistance of grandparents and aunts and uncles, and our teachers, and we are not paying them their value. >> reporter: harris says recent teacher demonstrations across the country is proof that a plan like hers is needed. teachers make 11% less than other professionals. she wants to give them a $13,500 raise. what's the price tag >> $13.15 billion over the course of ten years. we will pay

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from miami >> good evening from miami where the candidates are starting to arrive for tomorrow's night one of the first democratic presidential debate. one of the issues at the center of this campaign, of course, is immigration. and today in the midst of the unfolding crisis over the treatment of detained migrant children came the surprising news that president trump's acting commissioner of customs and border protection is stepping down. we have two reports from the white house to the border, which is where we start with nbc's gabe gutierrez gabe, what can you tell us from there? >> reporter: lester, about 100 migrant children are back inside this facility tonight because federal authorities say it is no longer too crowded but many advocates say the conditions here along the border are getting worse and we want to warn you, an image in this story is especially disturbing >>> these are images of detained meyer grants in the hot texas sun. it has been overflowing, more and more immigrants making the grueling jou

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morganhesky, nbc news. >> terrible loss. strong family there. >>> there are new developments in the more famil coming forward to raise questions about the hotel chain where wethree americans re found dead in the gaominican republic. here ibe gutierrez. >> reporter: a dream vacation tthe dominican republic last june turn into a nightmare. >> got pains in our stomachs, sweati lore, the drooling, eyes watering. >> reporter: weeks later, the colorado couple sued the hotel ter they say a strong smell of chemicals in their room caused cramps, dizziness and shortness of breath. the recent deaths of five days at sister hotels made her think. he >> those are t same symptoms we were having. >> reporter: felicia says her sister t visited the d.r. las june and stayed at a different hotel owned by the same chain. >> she drank from the mini bar, took shower and wanted to retire for the evening. shower and retired. >> reporter: she later died of a heart attack. tonight, wilde tells nbc news she vomited blood after drinking from a mini bar

craig boswell, nbc. craig, good morning. this could be a watershed moment in the mueller saga. >> reporter: it certainly could, phillip. good morning good morning, everyone this is the star witness that democrats have wanted to question publicly since robert mueller made his only statement back in may after releasing this russia report. as you mentioned, he will speak about his findings and his report on russian interference in the 2016 campaign and while mueller has been -- and was reluctant to appear, he agreed to respect the subpoenas issued by the two committees house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff detailed what to expect on msnbc last night. >> he did refer this matter to congress we have taken up that referral and it's fully appropriate in our view that we have the opportunity to flesh out what the russians did, how they did it, what the role of the trump campaign personnel were, what were the counterintelligence issues, what was the process used to handle the counterintelligence conce

during a game major league baseball facing new calls to make stadiums safer >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from miami >>> good evening everyone. we're here in miami getting ready for the democratic presidential debates on wednesday and thursday the brewing crisis with iran on the candidate's radar as president trump turned up the heat on iran targeting iran's most powerful figure as secretary of state front against iranian provocations our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has the latest >> reporter: the u.s. dropped another hammer on iran today, more sanctions, this time targeting the very top, iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei >> the supreme leader of iran is one who is responsible for the hostile conduct of the regime. >> reporter: while the supreme leader hasn't set foot outside of iran for three decades and may not be personally affected, the sanctions are a broad stroke, targeting any one or any institution believed to do business with the ayatollah or his inner circle to iran shooting down an american drone, last w

it is sure to be a sharp contrast from y'yesters royal red carpet treatment nbc's jay gray has all the highlights from london ♪ ♪ >> reporter: president trump and the first family, joining the dinner at buckingham palace. >> mr. president, as we look to the future, i am confident that interests will cnue to unite us >> on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long cherished and truly remarkable reign of her majesty the queen. >> reporter: this is just the third official state visit by a tting u.s. president, wrapped in the unmistakable pageantry of the british monarchy a parade, review of the pala honor guard. and two deafeng 21 canon salutes. o a gran dure, giving way t solemn moment in westminster abby at the tomb of britain's unknown warrior. followed by tea with prince charles and the banquet. every detail set by the queen. buinstead of raising crystal, outside the palace gates some are raising their voices the high b the royal welcome. >> donald trump, go home >> reporter: replaced by raw political

ron, thank you >> now to an nbc news exclusive, a show of military might aimed to deter iran. the u.s. has boosted its pr presence in the region after iranians were planning attacks early in may the commander describing it as an imminent threat to american forces nbc's courtney kubi got a look at the operation in the persian gulf >> reporter: rare assets deployed to the middle east last month. their mission, to stop a possible attack by iranian-backed forces. for a long range b-52 bombers sent as a show of force. they arrived at the base in qatar 51 hours after being ordered to deploy and were flying missions three days later. also in the region, the aircraft carrier uss abraham lincoln. >> i am the reason you are here tonight. >> reporter: general frank mackenzie, the head of central command, traveled to the region to address troops and see if additional u.s. military power is deterring iran. in addition to bringing the enormous aircraft carrier, they are flying f-18s every day as part of the president's mission. >> the carrier is saying by potential opponents and they have t

let's bring in nbc's tracie potts.cie, good morning the justice department agreed to turnover key evidence from the mueller investigation. >> reporter: right, phillip, they are going to allow it the republicans on the judiciary committee to see the underlying evidence, the documents behind the mueller report that relate to president trump and obstruction of justice there was a subpoena from these documents. initially the justice department said no, but hours before a contempt vote was supposed to happen today from the attorney general bill barr, the justice department agreed to allow them to see these documents it also happened just before a hearing where democrats were digging into this mueller report and bringing in a key watergate figure to explain what obstruction is all about president trump dismissed that testimony and the report >> you can't impeach somebody when there's never been anything done wrong we have no collusion, we have no anything when you look at past impeachments, whether it was president clinton o

morgan chesky, nbc news. >> 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

how thousands were able to pick just the right numbers >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow >> good evening. there are new questions tonight about a plane carrying skydivers that crashed north of honolulu and whether that exact same plane had another close call just a few years ago today, a makeshift memorial grew larger at the site where the plane suddenly plunged to the ground friday night, killing all 11 people on board gadi schwartz is in hawaii >> reporter: good evening, a lot of questions as to how this plane carrying 11 people could have crashed before even clearing this airfield witnesses say the plane was taking off this way when somehow it turned upside down crashing right into the ground here as ntsb investigators now gather to start combing through the debris from the north shore of oahu the deadliest civilian plane crash in nearly 30 years and now staggering heartache these were two of the first to rush the crash site when a skydiving plane plummeted to the ground just after takeoff friday >> i'll never forget the sound of the crashing. we ran as fast

take a look from our nbc bay area sky ranger.t there right in the middle of your screen. crews managed to rope off this area before anyone actually drove into it. that's the good news. so far no word on what caused this sinkhole or how they plan to fix it. >>> the woman at the center of the theranos scandal will stand trial in san jose next summer. this is new video of founder and ceo elizabeth holmes arriving at the federal courthouse. she and the ceo were indicted last year. a federal judge set their trial date for august of 2020. the truth emerged that the company promised game-changing technology and it didn't work. holmes claimed their technology could detect dozen of disease from a single drop of blood. >>> san jose based z scaler ceo has created five different companies. his success has put him on the list of the world's richest men. our own scott mcgrew says he helped hundreds of other people get rich as well. >> that's right. by our calculation by creating all those companies and taking the public, he has helped more tha

here's nbc's liz mclaughlin. >> reporter: apple c.e.o.icked off thloper conferee >> and welcome to wwdc 2019. >> reporter: where thousands are gathered to learn what's next for apple's products and this year, a nail in the coffin for itunes. >> the new mac catalina is going to get rid of itunes and break it into three apps which has been a long time coming. >> reporter: the ipad is getting its own apple operating system and the apple watch is getting its own store. >> they will run independently on the watch >> reporter: the company is moving away from products dependent on smartphone, the newest iphones took center stage. >> it's i.o.s. 13. >> reporter: boasting faster speeds >> it's up to twice as fast. >> reporter: and the addition of swipe to text and dark mode. features already available on android q. another change to match google ambitious updates to its maps, including street view. but apple aims to stand apart as a tech company that prioritizes privacy and security announcing features that restrict how iphone apps collect your da

provide a little nbc bay area meal. thanks for joining us, up next, lester holt. >>> tonight, from normandy, france, the eve of 75 years since the day that changed the course of history. it's being called the last major gathering of the heroes who stormed the beaches on d-day. and tonight we're with one of those heroes who parachuted behind enemy lines, now 97 years old, making the jump again and delivering a powerful message to the world >>> also tonight, a high-stakes showdown as president trump doubles down on threats to tax goods from mexico and the high cost for americans for everything from tvs to food to clothes. >>> battle lines being drawn in the case of the parkland school police officer charged with child neglect for failing to act when a gunman opened fire >> there is a difference between cowardess and criminal activity i think what you found here is there are examples of both. >> tonight, the former deputy facing the same judge as the man accused of slaughtering 17 students and staff >>> a doctor charged wi

nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. >> oh my god, the crane is falling over. oh my god. >> reporter: onlookers gasp in horror as the toweri crane came crashing down on a five-story apartment building in downtown dallas. >> seen out of "twister". ceen out of "twister". een out of "twister". ceen out of "twister". n out of "twister e out of "twister". >> reporter: alex described the chaos. c >>cking on other tenants you know, just text them hey, did you hear that? are you okay? >> reporter:29 ear-old kirsten smith was killed and five oers injured. what was going through your head? ing to survive. >> reporter: the same storm system brought to torrential rai oklahoma and north carolina in tennessee reaching water swept away and killed a 2-year-old boynd prompted water rescues. today in dallas, police escorted residents back to the apartment colex to get their belongings, some raisi questions why the crane couldn't withstand the 70 mile an hour wind gusts. the crane coany tells nbc news it's cooperating with authities adding thoughts and prayers are with the famili

nbc bay area and telemundo 48 have partnered with comcast and nbc sports bay area for our first airline-thon. it kicks off at 6:00 p.m. and ends at 7:00 p.m. we'll be taking calls and accept donations online. the miles go to a make a wish foundation. maybe we'll hear from you tomorrow. >> that's a great cause. rob mayeda joining us now. it's cooling off in san francisco. >> you're seeing the coolant, the fog spilling across san francisco. we'll be seeing more of that which is good news for air quality. might be a surprising drop in temperatures especially if you're around the tri-valley or concord where it's been in the 90s the last couple days. right now in san francisco, we had some sun breaking through some of those low clouds. high of 67 today. 63 right now. similar day on the -- patchy low clouds near the coast. high clouds, partly cloudy skies. currently 79 degrees. nice evening through the santa clara valley. give your lungs a bit of a break the next few days as the sea breeze picks up. you have good air quality, pretty good especially for this time of year. we typically get spar

nbc is in tehran. >> iran is ruling out talks with the u.s. blaming america for threatening stability in the reg with so much ani and absence of dialogue, the odds of conflict by accident is increasing every day. >> reporter: tonight, tensions remain high. a s. military official said iran was preventing tug boats from recovering one of the tankers. gh>> richard, toni we're learning about a different effort by iran to target u.s. surveillance assets. >> reporter: so, lester, the u.s. military doesn't talk about it much bu eshere are a lot of dronlying around this part of the world and officials tell us in vent days there were two incidents, one in which an iranian backed militia shot down an american drone over the red sea and another in which the iranians tried to fire on a drone but so it shows the tension. >> richard engel tonight, thank you, richard. >>> an about face by president trump today after his explosive comments and what he would do if offered campaign information s from a foreignrce. let's get more from kristen welker. >> reporter

nbc bay area's joe rosado jr.book by bay area professors is shining a light on the powers of skateboarding unity. >> when i first saw it, it was just an empty parking lot. >> reporter: there are times when flat earth -- needs a few twistd >> we started with some ramps, some friends of mine. >> reporter: which is why keith williams helped transform a west oakland parking lot into a skating mecca. >> the vibe here is always cool. a lot of these kids who are skating behind us have been skating here since they were 7 or 8 years old. >> reporter: the result was the skate park, a place where the wheels meet the pachl. >> if you are skating on concrete, you don't need to hear from an adult. concrete will let you know. >> reporter: town park is among a wave of skate parks that popped up across the bay area. once the sport of rebels and loners, skateboarding is now the wheel that brings people together. >> the skate park is a positive place. it is a hub for a lot of social activity. >> reporter: matthew atencio is among fo

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that's "nbc nightly news" from london. i'm lester holt. i'll see you tomorrow night live from normandy, france for a special edition to mark the 75th anniversary of d-day thank you for watching, everyone, and have a good night. >>> right now at 6:00, a fake cop arrested. the troubling items found on a man who pretended to be an officer in a very public place. >>> i'm tracking the heat. i'll show you where we reached 100 today. plus how the fire danger is looking the next 24 hours, coming up in a few minutes. >>> first,ulolice honor i.c.e. holds in the south bay. san jose's police chief sounds off on a decision just made by county supervisors. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. hundreds of people backing the supervisors meeting today to figure out whether the county would make a change to its sanctuary policy. >> police arrested an undocumented immigrant for the brutal murder of a san jose woman killed in her own bed. damian trujillo is at the county government bu

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as nbc's richard engel reports, the u.s. says it was flying over international waters. >> reporter: a reprisal attack under underway overnight. planes in the air, warships in position to attack. iranian radar installations and missile batteries. >> they shot down an unmanned drone, plane, whatever you want to call it. here we are sitting with 150 dead people that would have taken place probably within a half an hour after i said go ahead. i didn't like it. i didn't think it was proportionate. >> reporter: as late at 7:00 p.m., u.s. officials were expe t expecting a strike until it was called off with no shots fired. "the new york times" reported citing multiple senior officials involved in or briefed on the deliberations. president trump holding his cards close to his chest after first hearing iran shot down the drone. >> i think probably iran made a mistake. i would imagine it was a general or somebody that made a mistake in shooting that drone down. >> reporter: iran and the u.s. dispute where the drone was when it was sho

thank you. >>> and nbc bay area damian trujillo is covering the debate for nbc and telemundo. he tweeted from inside of the venue this morning. follow him for the updates. that is at news damian. again the first debate is can't at 6:00 p.m., lester holt and save sanaa guthrie lead the team of moderators. watch here on telemundo 48. >>> firefighters busy in the east bay as three victorian homes on 47th street in emeryville catch fire. our sky ranger flew over the homes getting this footage of the firefighters on top of the roof of that as they were spraying water to extinguish those flames. fire officials telling us three people were taken to the hospital. we're working to get word on their condition. >>> new details about a deadly shooting at a morgan hill ford dealership. a gunman killed two people before turning that gun on himself. sources tell us the shootder was a disgruntled former employee. ali wolf has been at the scene all morning and what are you learning? >> reporter: well, ashusha, we're talking to the employees who showed up, even though we do know the dealership

>> this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt" reporting from miami the site of the first democratic debate. >> good evening, everybody. from what tonight becomes the center of the political universe the r center in miami. over the next two nights, 20 democratic candidates for president will take this debate stage and stand behind these lecterns to defend their positions and try to make a connection with democratic voters. some of the names are quite familiar others not but all of them searching for a way to stand out in this crowd and if history is any guide, d reward in this first debate are high hallie jackson has es amore whatr. ten of the candidates, one stage tonight, so what should you be watching for first, who will have a breakout moment? maybe senator elizabeth warren, the biggest name and the biggest target tonight. a detention center in south florida. >> i hope it comes up in the debate tonight. i'm glad to have a chance to talk about what i've seen here today. >> reporter: senator amy klobuchar, no stranger to high pressure moments could also steal the spotlight. >> with

harrh, nbc news, columbia, south carolina. our series nt coues tomorrow with beto o'rourke talks about his big idea. > tonight tributes are pouring in for an american icon, gloria vanderbilt, the r who on desig in her 95 years saw and did more than most of us could in several lifetimes. here's ke snow. >> reporter: gloria vanderbilt had many titles, socialite, artist, designer, writ, wife, and mother. she had a famous name born in france in 1924 and heir to the vanderbilt railroad fortune. her aunt battled publicly to take custody of gloria and she was dubbed the poor little rich girl. first married at 17 and went on to marry three more times. vanderbilt had two sons with leopold and two more sons with wyatt cooper including her youngt anderson emcooper who rembered his mom today on cnn. >> she was determined to make something of her life. >> reporter: in the '70s nderbilt would lend her famous name to rear pocket of designer jeans fashioning a $120 mlion a year business. and while her public life was glamorous, graces the pag

nbc newsut reached o to hollindorfer and received no response. gthe california racin board added a medical team to screen every horse in an efforto make sure that they're fit to race but that may not be enough. >> it's part of the game. at some point horses will get hurt. >> the spike in fatality lead to moreag essive drug and safety rules and temporary closures to investigate what's gog on. >> it's not just this track. this has been happening for years. appened at every track. >> the season comes to an end tonight no closer to solvi a devastating mystery. steve patterson, nbc news arcadia, >> word tonight that legendary romance novelist judith krantz died after an early career as a journalist e and fashiontor she went on to publish 10 novels that sold more than 85 million copies in 50 languages. many of them adapted onr televisi she was 91 years old. still ahead tonight, panic at a weekend celebration as a hot air balloon smashes to in crowd. also the biggest pay out in lottery history ,000 r more than when your psoriasis is bad, it can be hard

kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> and our congrats to all of them. eight times over that is "nbc nightly news" on a friday. i'm kate snow. thank you for watching have a great night the problem are now involved. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, the problem is so bad the feds are now involved. new details about the recent string of dead whales washing up on our bay area beaches. >>> also, what made the kids sick? the scare for an elementary school and its students in the south bay. >>> and political heavy hitters are in town. the democratic presidential candidates converge on the bay area. the convention that's carrying more weight than it has in decades. ♪ >>> the news at 6:00 starts with breaking news in virginia. 11 people are dead, more are injured after a mass shooting inside a city building in virginia beach. police say the gunman worked inside that building. he walked from floor to floor, firing indiscriminately at city workers. the suspect killed 11 people before he was shot and killed by police. the man also wounded six people, including a police offi

our nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead. it is right along 101.he house may have been a boarding home. thankfully, nobody was hurt. no word yet on a cause. >>> a number of travelers flying in and out of san jose airport is going up, and the airport is making sure it has room for them. the airport opened some new gates today. the project first broke ground nine months ago. it built six new gates. today five of them opened. the final gate opens in november. sjc says the goal is to make sure it has room for everybody. >> we have to make sure that we're capable of providing a tremendous customer experience, reduce the amount of delays and make sure overall that this airport continues to grow. >> also new to terminal b, a seating area and concession stand for passengers. the first flights from the new gates are expected to depart sometime tomorrow. >>> okay. well, hawaiians have a wofrd that means to help others unconditionally. >> did you say wakua? >> i think so. >> it may be the best way to describe the woman at the heart of the story. proud to give

here is nbc's cathy park. >> wee! >> reporter: kristen odell is sending not one, but two kids to day camp this summer. and for the first time, their camp in orange county, new york, will require proof that all children have been immunized measles. camp director scott rosebarren says no e ieptions. >> knew it was happening in the area, and i decided i wanted to really, you know, put parents at ease. i took a stuff stance i wasn'to going accept any medical or religious exceptions. >> reporter: he isn't alone. summer camps nationwide are drawing the line against unvaccinatedwh campers. the measles outbreak across the country has been historically bad, with cases reported in 28 states. health officials say the disease is so contagious, roughly 90% of people who aren't immune can become infected. with oliver and zander's vaccinations checked off, these happy campers are ready for a safe summer.in >> anythg we can do to protect the children, we should do. >> reporter: and while state health officials strongly remes else vac

i'm melissa, colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. this wasn't the first shove in the nba final series to make headlines. remember this one. game three, warriors minority owner mark stevens shoves kyle lowry after the raptors point guard dives into thed. that's stevens in the blue shirt. stevens is now banned from warriors games for a year and has been find half a million dollars. >> this is also day one of the new warriors. after last night's heartbreak the team and the fans trying to process what happened and what happens next. with two major injuries, this team will never be the same, and this magical five-year dynasty might have come to a crashing end. klay thompson suffered a torn acl last night just days after kevin durant ruptured his achilles tendon. both place superstars are free agents, and even if both re-sign with the warriors, they will likely miss a lot or all of next season. next season, by the way, begins in just four months at the brand new chase center. coach kerr asked today if the dynasty is ending. >> i don't look

let's begin our coverage with nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: good evening, raj. people who live and w

nbc news, the white house. >>>onight the terrifying traffic stop that resulted in a florida sheriff's deputy being dragged y a driver nearl 200 yards. it was all caught on nbc's kathy park has the dramatic story. >> this routine traffic stop in ocentral florida saturday quickly spi spiralled out of control. body camera footage from a sheriff's deputy shoim ordering thedr iver, rocky rudolph jr. to turn off his car several times. rudolph refuses and lungdo out the win toward the deputy's gun. seconds later the deputy's dash cam shows rudolph racing toward the interstate tiwith the deputy s holding on dragged authorities say 200 yards before being thrown. the deputy's injuries were non-life threatening.c nbnews has not been able to locate an attorney for rudolph who was arrested after an 8-hour manhunt and treated for a gunshot wound to his leg. >> he's going to be locked up tonight and he needs to be in there for a very long time. >> the encounter seemed cordial at first. after the deputy ver led rudolph for tin

this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. the pain and emotions of 9/11 poured out in a congressional aring today. a cancer stricken responder keeping the compensation fund of 9/11 alive. workers sicken from their ground zero exposures. standing with ctims today, comedian john stewart who te blasd congress. nbc's blayne alexander reports. >> reporter: family members and first responders and fighting alongside them, john stewart. >> they responded in five seconds. they did their jobs.e couragd grace and tenacity, humility. h ears later, do yours! >> reporter: the p extend the victims' compensation fund created to help those suffering from 9/11 related illnesses and their family. the fund is running out of mone$ paying out5 billion with 21,000 claims still outstanding. i was compensated but others are sick and dying from eir exposure will not be complicated. >> reporter: lewislvarez was there. his cancer has spread throughout his body. he's fighting for those still waiting for help. >> you made me come down here the day before

stay with nbc bay area and download our app. if the two sides come to a deal -- we will send out push alerts to notify you. we have an update on a deadly overnight shooting at an arco gas station in fairfield. we first told you about the shooting on today in the bay. it happened at about midnight on north texas street. police now tell us at least three people were shot. one died at the scene. that person has not been identified. another victim is in critical condition. also police say - a third person walked into a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries. he is now under arrest facing charges of murder and attempted murder. police do not believe the shooting was random. happening now -- apple holding it )s an in person and online watching. the big news this year is expected not to be a new iphone or computer. it )s the death of itunes. that )s leaving a lot of people wondering what will happen to all that music they )ve paid for and downloaded over the years. actor kevin spacey makes a surprise court appearance in mas