they're going to lose its number one show in 2021hen nbc universal moves the office to its own platform. in a tweet today, netflix said we are sadhat nbc has decided to take toffice back, but membes can binge watch the show ad free on netflix until january of 2021. you know, competition in video streaming is growing. nbc universal, whichs produ this program, is just one of many hollywood power houses developing their own service. and that could mean even more shows leaving netflix. joining us tonight is senior media entertainment analyst. good to see you. netflix has lost the disney library. are we going to see more of a gration away from pione stream iing netflix? >> absolutely. that's the inevitable consequence of the streaming wars. they're trying to strike a balance between some orthe most popuou know offerings. better for their own direct consumer platforms and also not foregoing too much revenues fror party such as netflix which for top shows liice can rise to potentially $100 million per year.a so that's nory easy balance to strike. does that mean prices more -- >> for some of th

nbc universal, cnbc's parent company, secured the rights to exclusively stream "the office" when thateal expires with netflix. now, what's interesting here, tyler, it's not just one of the most popular shows according to nielsen, "the office" is the most popular show on netflix, and if you look at netflix's sort of family of shows and what people want to watch on netflix, only two of the top ten most-watched shows on the platform last year were netflix originals. netflix absolutely relies on its licensed content if you look at three companies, nbc universal, cnbc's parent company, disney, as well as warner media, three companies that happen to be launching their own streaming services, those three companies compromised some 40% of all viewing on netflix, according to nielson. the stats are pretty staggering. it will be interesting to see how much more netflix has to invest in original content to compensate for some of those shows. >> in other words, those three companies are the producers of 40% of the viewing. >> yeah, so they produce content licensed to netflix. and what we're going

but nbc universal bought the rights to the tune of $500 million. deal for their upcoming streaming service, so they have got a good start. whoo, those residuals for the actors. >> die hard fan of dunder-mifflin have plenty to say about it. >> get out of the way! go, go, go! >> "the office" is on the move, people. even though it was the most popular show on netflix, even beating "friends." >> you will not die! >> this gif of michael says it all, with 1 million likes. >> no, god, please, no! >> while fans are screaming for a reboot, the cast isn't. >> i think fans will be disappointed. >> that's what she said! >> you can't go home that way. >> the cast is very busy doing other things. >> i think the show was so perfect in my mind -- >> save bandit! >> i want a reunion with just the cast. >> that would be awesome. >> like, at my house. >> that's been happening, actually. jenna hosting. >> he was at minute di's birthday party. >> and john was teasing jenna during the recent nhl finals. they like different teams. >> we bonded with this crew during our s

with the nbc universal granter we'll be able to ensure they continue working with us,ei expd th knowledgetics and video and production as well as, yeah, getting those soft skill training. so thank you. >> you're going to put to good day use. >> we're going to pout it to good use. >> exciting to hear that. and you're going to runny can? >> they study heavily in technical production so it's audio, light, und, art administration, hospitality, stage management, and then they also have opportunities to study in scenic design when we have special projects. >> they do what we do, a lot of folks around here do. >> exactly. >> it makes it really exciting. at are some of your theater productions? >> so it's an excitin time for us. we've d.c. theater black festival that has taken over the campus three weeks. july 7 will end the festival time. we have over 150 artists that have represented a brought their production to the ark theater and black box and doing readings. it's>> exciting. turasan, fornts on that side -- in that part of the city to get exposed like that. >> absolutely. i say over and over

warnermedia the walt disney company nbc universal and netflix of already said they'd reconsider working in george if the new law hold, several actors are also criticizing the law antiabortion activists in the state say that's intimidation. >>this is a critical time. in georgia. and more specifically net flakes. >>and among other film industry giants. is using intimidation in order to force georgians trade innocent human lives for money. outside forces. you know share pro-life values are threatening to damage our state's economy because they don't respect the person head preborn babies. >>anti abortion supporters now calling for a boycott of netflix and many people say they are canceling their subscriptions the so-called heartbeat bill is set to go into effect in georgia on january first if it goes unchallenged in the courts. >>for your help tonight white meat has long been seen as the healthier alternative to red meat in darker poultry meats but according to a new ucsf study that's not necessarily true. researchers say those red meat and white meat have the same effects on your choleste

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robert: the make-a-wish greater bay area and comcast nbc universal family wish-a-thon for miles will ke place tuesday, june 25 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. here at nbc bay area at 2450 north 1st street in san jose. for more information, go to nbcbayarea.com. so, let's get to some of those families and the families that saw their wishes fulfilled. coming up, how about going to paris? how about attege ryder cu? how about both? stay with us. lowe's knows tonly the best will do. so we carry pro trusted purdy brushes and rollers. and everything else you need. so you can get in, get out and get it done. ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ robert: and we are back with our first make-a-wish family. we are here with wish recipient, liam ayer, and his mom, amy, and dad, andy. now liam, battling cancer, had a wish to go to one of golf's biggest events, the ryder cup, a biannual competition between the us and europe. last year, it was in europe, and so that's where the family went, paris

>> we should mention universal orlando is part of nbc's parent company, nbc universal, which also ownss tv. not waiting 10 hours. >>> next at 6:30, saying good-bye to oracle. . >> we have had a lot of great memories in this building. >> yeah. a lot of great memories. what's next for the historic arena and fans already looking forward to next season. >> ouch! >> yeah. >>> some are asking is the dynasty dead. that's coming up at 6:27. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about... 10 minutes! from a hotel bver nd000 hot, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. book direct at wyndhamhotels.com. >>> thank you for starting your day with us. i'm marcus washington. >>> the warriors game didn't go like we wanted it too. the weather will be nice. glass half full. >> yeah, i guess so. we are going to be cool after starting

. >> we should mention universal orlando is part of nbc's parent company nbc universal, which owns thiselevision station. >> ten hours. i love roller coasters. >> yeah. but not that much? >> no. i went to the harry potter exhibit in l.a. there was a line that was long. didn't stand there. nah. >> go in a couple months when the line isn't as long. >> or another year. >>> the top stories on friday. a rough night at oracle arena. fans are wondering about klay thompson and his injury. >> he's a warrior. and obviously that's, you know, no pun intended with that. there's no other way to describe it. he will give everything he's got. >> the injury did look painful. live team coverage on what to expect next season. that's next. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. not too bad. mike will help us get through the commute. kari will have a look at the forecast for us for this weekend. heads-up, something to smile about. 5:27 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay". you know when you're at ross and you find.hmmm. ...at a price that has you, like... okay. that's yes for less. s

we should say that universal orlando is part of nbc's pent mpany nbc universal. >> that's not a greatvacation time. >>> check out this incredible awesome moment at the u.s. open yesterday. the first hole in one there in five years.'s that rory sabbatini on the 12th hole. that's 202yards. he's probably hitting a 6 iron. his ball bounced twice from the ruff and went straight tin cup. it was only the 45th hole in one in u.s. open history. >> prazty amg. >> not bad. >>> for the first time we are hearing from a brave teenager who survived a shark attac earlier this month in north carolina. >> the attack will forever change the life of high school junior paigent wier. jay gray reports that she's not letting it get her down.in >> rollg waves and a blanket of warm sand. but in a matter ofseconds a day at the beach for charlie winter and his family shifted to a fight for survival. >>ar heard che, and i turned around. shark, paige, get her. >> his da17-year-old hter wasn't there. paige was under water being pooled away blood pooling in the sus. >> it waan immediate dad thing. i went straight to

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ft is part of nbc universal, the parent company nbc news. the ride is dedicated to the wizarding world of harr. pot kerry sanders took a spin along with some harry potter super fans. >> reporter: from the opening scene of the first harry potter movie, hag rid on his motorbike bringing baby harry dumbbell dor and teaching a class on magical crean'res. >> is he beautiful? say hello to buckby. >> this is hag radca teaches re of magical creatures but we're not dressed for class yet. >> before the ride there a moments fans willr. remem so we've made it to hag rid's cup. >> look at all of the hagrid's dragon egg. >> do you see the golden egg? >> yeah, look. >> wow! >> look, watch out for the book. >> that looks like hagrid's motorcycle. look at all of the parts. >> i think they're building another one. >> do you want to go for a ride. >> reporter: to take us through the forbidden forest we had an w expert played ron beasley. >> look at who we found. >> are you ready? >> yeah, let's go. >> hold tight, okay. >> whoa, too much butter beer. >> it is n

our parent company nbc universal will include "the office" in a new streaming was netflix's mo show last year. >>> and probably won't be inside watching tv today. they'll be outside experiencing all of these nice temperatures. >> i'm still looking forward to the cool down and also maybe giving a little bit of a break to the air conditioning. trying to lower that electric bill. all right. in the mid-70s over the next few days and a slight warm-up in the weekend forecast in the inland valleys. also we have nice weather continuing into next week, which, of course, good for the fourth of july. >> very good. the commute? >> summer pattern. right about now we see more traffic. south bay, san jose. see this from 101 just north of 780. passing capitol expressway from 101. and 85 heading north out of the valley building. here the bay bridge has been steady. we have all lanes again, lightening up a second burst is happening. >> what you got to deal with on a workweek. that's what's happening "today in the bay." back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >>> join us on the midday newscast at 11:00

. >> we're investors in acorn for a reason cnbc and nbc universal are strategic investors. there's an untapped market there's a massive gap in information for many americans out there with regard to how they handle personal finances, for that reason there is the ability for places like cnbc and other news outlets to give you an idea how to better your position. >> if you're looking for it. i think it is interesting that it hasn't gotten into the bloodstream in the past decade, that it has gotten worse that surprised me. >> i agree interestingly in the report they show more americans are setting aside three months of emergency funds which i find somewhat comforting 49% of americans had three months of savings that they could set aside for an emergency. they may not know what to do with it, what the money means, but they have more money set aside, so if there's an emergency, they won't be caught. i think following the financial crisis, a lot of people realized they didn't have ample savings to get through hard times. >> need more mrs. alters in school >> but not more financia

but disney, netflix, showtime, nbc, universal, sony, viacom, warner media, the parent company of cnn,g withdrawing from the state. all of those companies would be giving up generous tax incentive it's they pull out, citing the concerns of predominant liberal stars and producers. and it's all over a new law that would make abortions illegal after a fetal heartbeat is detected. brian, the correspondent of "relipab "re "reliable forces" is joining us. >> they are not sure how to handle this situation. they are waiting to see what happens in the court. these heartbeat are going to supreme court, reexamination of abortion rights will go on for months and months. but we saw earlier netflix take a strong position on this issue and say it will be hard for us to remain in georgia producing tv shows moving good these take effect. after netflix spoke out, the companies did as well, the power of netflix in the whole new world. what's going on here, we are seeing economic pressure, not economic boycott yet. these companies don't want to leave georgia. tax breaks are generous. a lot better to make

number five, nbc universal parent company of this network rolling out its own streaming service in theupported version and a free subscription version for about $12 a month, i think nbc has a terrific library of content they can grow to 30 or 40 million users. that would be found money. our parnlt compaent company is late to the game but comcast has the fire power to compete here sixth place, apple plus. huh. it's launching this fall why is apple plus so low on my hierarchy? look, apple's a very well run company, own it, don't trade it, look how well the stock did today but we don't know a ton about what they'll be broadcasting the service will debut with a fair amount of original content from a whole slate of tv shows, several movies, two oprah produced documentaries, video version of oprah's book club, however without knowing the price point or more detail about the program, what am i going to do i can't put it up here content is king and we have no idea yet if their content will be any good although i understand the people they're trying to recruit are topnotch finally the bottom of

television, a lot of films and television shows shot in the atlanta area but you have netflix, disney, nbc universalowns cnn. they've all warned they may halt business here if that law goes into effect. do you support that kind of economic boycott? >> if that law goes into effect, i do. and cnn may have to move. there's a lot of young women who work at cnn that will be affected. >> a lot of women in the audience tonight. we're going to go back to the audience here. next question from an intellectual property attorney. >> good evening, representative. many economists suggest by as early as 2020, independent contractors and workers will represent up to 40% of the u.s. workforce. many are advocating that we make federal employment benefits like disability and unemployment insurance, flexible spending accounts, health insurance and workers' comp insurance portable and tied to the individual rather than the business. also, some billion-dollar corporations are proposing rules where they pay independent contractors and freelancers 90 days after they submit an invoice. can you imagine being paid in septembe

>>warnermedia the walt disney company nbc universal and netflix have already said they reconsider shootinggia if the new law holds several actors are also criticizing the law antiabortion activists say in the state that is intimidation. >>this is a critical time in georgia. and more specifically net flakes. >>and among other film industry giants. is using intimidation in order to force georgians trade innocent human lives for money. outside forces. you know share pro-life values are threatening to damage our state's economy because they don't respect the person head preborn babies. >>supporters now calling for a boycott of netflix in summary even canceling their subscriptions the so-called heartbeat bill is set to go into effect in georgia on january 1st sets if it goes unchallenged in the courts. >>congress is finally taking steps to address the issue of the dreamers those undocumented immigrants who arrived in the united states as children. the house today passing a bill that will provide permanent protection for dreamers as well as other groups of immigrants and as our washington dc cor

we should also let you know that nbc universal and comcast ventures shopify and exxonmobil, we'll get to them next and you still have time to reach us tonhe website or tweet us. we're back after this quick break. [ grunting ] it's snowtime baby. [ screaming ] oh, it's just this weird little guy. ow! ow, ow, ow! ow, ow, ow! [ screaming ] not cool. ♪ >>> gold is up 11% since september, but one technician says you haven't seen anything yet. check out the article online now. go to tradingnation.cnbc.com >>> welcome back let's answer some of your questions now. i have one for you, from josh in new jersey, not terra noefanovae best i can tell. you sold it april 11th and the shares have been down a bunch. >> i didn't want to fold, but i definitely wanted out because you can only own so many names and there were other things you wanted to be involved with and i sold it the same day i bought disney i still do believe that there is a great play on the electrification on the world's automobile industry and this might be one of the good ways to play it, but it's a long time coming at this point b

susan: i would say nbc universal is a winner no matter what.s still paying $500 million in this multi-year deal which is five times the initial multi-year deal they signed to get "the office" on. stuart: so mr. entrepreneur. >> i'm going long. i'm on the other side of that transaction. i'm not going to short netflix any time soon. stuart: you've got to be a communist to short -- susan: whoa! what about disney? stuart: wait a second. i was on the air many, many years ago and a guy was sitting next to me, an analyst, and i said would you short eastman kodak, back in the '80s, would you short eastman kodak. he said, what are you, some kind of communist? susan: wow. stuart: i didn't know how to react. you would not short netflix? >> no. stuart: okay. bitcoin. up again today, i think it's reached, look at that, $12,800. that's a surge. why? susan: it surged 20% overnight. people are still scratching their heads trying to figure out what's going on here, because it almost crossed $13,000 last night, up 250% on the year. i think we are close to doubli

nbc universal is among one of the companies that say they will takes effect in january. to really fascinating and i have to wonder, as you have run a company, when do you pivot from ethical issues of good business and an infrastructure there, to uprooting my entire production company. particularly in the entertainment area, you have to be very sensitive to your needs and you do business with. they are very sensitive to the issue and you have a lot of albums. of people who work for disney, you know, this affects their lives. alix: if you are going to make it difference comes from the corporate sector. central euros, policymakers around the world are ready to come to the rescue to meet their objectives. >> when some risks materialize and that the japanese economy is affected, if the momentum is on responding by changing upwards. >> they are think the -- determined to act in the case of adverse contingencies and they stand ready to adjust all of appropriatements as to ensure that inflation continues to move towards the inflation aim. marketve a strong labor and inflation is

i should mention that this, of course, this park here is all partf the nbc universal .e on lots of roller coasters and this one is different. i'm not going to spoil it for people. i will say there are some w momentsre unexpected things happen. it goes -- i can tel you this. it goes 50 miles an hour. roller coasters dal't usuly last from beginning to end five minutes. so you really g something out of this. and, you know, when you're holding on, you are holding onfo on for real at certain moments. the acceleration surprised me but i'm not going to give away the bigger spoilers. >> i hope it comes with a throat lozen lozenge. thank you. >>> carson, what you got? >> oh, mygosh, ys. that looks fun. but this is going to be fun too. we're going to get the partyte st we're going to fire up the grill. we're inside but we'll make it work. we're doing jerkn. chic we've got our daughter here asleep. london is asleep onhe beac >> she's sunbathing. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. come on back. to'll be fun. his is "y" on nbc. da co my body is truly powerful. i have the power to

course, you already have espn plus and we're still anticipating that there will be launches from nbc universals. the landscape changes all the time is to making it harder or will to make it harder to continue to secure the highest quality content? >> here's what i'd say all the folks you mentioned are doing long form living room oriented content we are doing quick bite content, short form everything on the app will be under ten minutes. there will be long form stories in chapters. these are quick bite contents for a different use case this isn't you get home at 7:00 and you start watching uibi. you are commuting, waiting for a starbucks coffee, at a doctor's office we know people are watching 60 minutes a day. we are expanding that pie with a real alternative. >> jeff, from your perspective, all the companies that invested launched their own services. depending how you think about it from a subscriber standpoint are competing for subscriptions. how do you stay ahead of that? >> i have to say the wonderful thing about this, julie, is these partners have been supportive since day one they contin

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nbc newsong kong. >>> s university commencement weekend takes place. an undergrad student was found dead at an on campus resident. the cause of death hasn't been relea released. place say there is no safety threat. it is the fourth student death at stanford that's been reported since last >>> stanford celebrated its 128th commencement today. tim cook was the featured speaker. he talked about stanford and silicone valley being woven together and referenced some of the ugly things technology has been responsible for lately, election meddling, puts profits over privacy and division. in the end, he did encourage graduates to take control of their own future. >> graduates, the fact is, when your time comes, and it will, you will never be ready. but you're not supposed to be. find the hope in the unexpected. find the courage in the challenge. find your vision on the solitary road. >> many students couldn't believe their journey at stanford was at an end. >> it is so surreal. i feel like freshman year was yesterday and we were in the stadium for our first foo

reruns of "the office" run out and the show will move to a new streaming service being launched by nbc universalthe office" accounted for 52 billion viewing minutes for netflix in 2018. the show was shopped to disney, apple and warner media warner media coming out with its own plans, and disney with the disney plus service before the rights were acquired in a deal other popular series could soon leave netflix for streaming services launched by their owe original production companies including "friends." team talked about "friends." >> i thought that was number one. >> that sitcom would move to the warner media platform. the series was produced by warner brothers. you think of these svod platforms, or now avod platforms, you think it's usually about the new programming you hear about, the new dramas, that's not what people watch >> why is it different than the situation in cable where these series really just stretched out cable and even in some cases broadcast. you have this huge important library that people will stick around to watch again and again. >> but they never used these types of shows

host: the wall street journal reporting nbc universal drew 15.3 million viewers for part 1 the firstight of the democratic debate and as we told chargingrday, msnbc $100,000 in ads for that first night of the debate. some are calling at the top-tier candidates that were debating last night. we are getting your thoughts on what they said, who stood out to you, who did not perform well. it did you change your mind and democrats, did you watch the entire debate and who poses, do you think, the greatest challenge to president trump? we will get to more of your thoughts. first, john mcardle on more -- with more on the debate. that clip oflayed joe biden and kamala harris. the headlines focused on the performance of the former vice president. this is from vox.com. this was not the way joe biden wanted the first debate to go. his exchange was the standout moment of the first debate. stennett is one of the associate editors in miami covering the debates. biden falters in democratic debate and this from the wall street journal, biden draws the bulk of the attacks in the second round of debate

. >> nbc universal symphony. >> work that golf channel connection please i'm begging you. work it.ll right. we do need to talk markets it is quiet. >> quiet ahead of the storm. >> we're up 21 on the dow. good day yesterday the markets are almost back to where they were at the beginning of may we had that sell in may selloff. then the world was going to end because of the tariffs now almost back to new highs just off new highs we'll see whether we get there this time. the dow is indicated up 22 points s&p indicated up three nasdaq up 10 overnight in asia, there might be some positive sentiment after the tweet that trump tweet yesterday. a little bit shanghai up a percent. the hang seng doing well in europe, a quick look. it was green earlier today now it is actually turning it's slightly red. then treasury yields moved up a little bit 2.08 this morning. >>> earlier this week the ceo of huawei forecasted a $30 billion revenue hit as the u.s. blacklisted that company we want to get to deirdre bosa in china she has a cnbc exclusive interview. it's a huge one with the huawei founder and

nbc washington app. search "the scene." >>> now to new video of a new ride at universal orlando. take a look. >> it is "harry potter's" motor bike adventure ride. >> wow. >> this opened to the public yesterday. look at this -- it had fawns lined up for hours. at one point, the ride had a ten-hour wait. hours?rry -- ten your not while -- you're whole day is done. people lined up for tohe ride a dawn. harry potter" fan. read all the books. but ten hours? you could be reading the be ks whilyou're in line and get them done. >> i haven read the books or seen that ride, but i have been to the park and done other stuff. butter beer, i'm not drinking that -- >> you're not, come on. >> give it a try. >> i love nbc. >>> still ahead,eorgetown university now under investigation by the u.s. department of education. we'll tell you why. >>> plus, he was once one. our area's most notorious drug kingpins. rayful sedmonds' lifetence may be reduced. now the public is being given a chance to weigh in. >>> the temperatures are going to be below normal. mid to upper 70s for day home highs to ay. we're

nbc news. >> two virginia universities are going to allow you to get a craft beer certificat virginia tech, centerechnological advancement and the school for professional and continuing studies are teaming up. it's a year long noncredit program. the certificate will be -- it's not giving you free beer. it's similar to virginia tech's business in brewingpr ram. it's going to cost about $2,500. classes will bein in november at the virginia tech roanoke center. >> you know who has four sons and don't need the credit? these two guys. >> don't need the credits. still want to larn. >> pay to drink some beer. it's true. >> to learn about it, the ience of it is fascinating. >> it helps you enjoy it even more. >> that's right. >> it's going to be nice to have a cool be tonight and a cool night. >> my gosh, a really cool night to the point where you try to maybe -- we can open up the w n windows, but u close them before you go to bed because it's that cool. temperatures in the 40s. this is going to be the coolest night we've seen most likely until then of september, maybe early october. this is some really

nbc washington app. >>> a top donor at the university of alabama says the school is punishing him for his stance on the state's new abortion ban high pressure hew culverhouse encourage prospective students to bicyclist enrolling. today the board of trusteesve rehis name from the school of law and returne a more than $20 million gift. the school says the decision wau be of demands he made about how the school operates. the restrictive abortion law does not include exceptions for rape or incest. >>>hree young maryland brothers are banding together to create something a little unexp hted. they'red pouring and cutting wicks for candles. and they're also giving back to people across the district. news 4 shomari stone has their story all new tonight. >> reporter: the gill brothers are a shining example of bright entrepreneurship because of ese they're lighting up thele cand business. these three candles represent the gills, brother 13-year-old. >> kohlen. >> 10-year-old. >> ryan. >> and 8-year-old. >> >> recently received the d.c. came ber of commerce young entrepreneur of the year award and a best of 2019 a

nbc washington app. >>> jury selection begins in the trial of tho. two former kwfrt of maryland -- of damonte dodd. the former universityf maryland player is accused of rape. keep an eye on the nbc washington appth ughout the day. >>> we'll learn month about amazon building a $1 billion virginia tech campus near the new headquarters in alexandria. there is a news conference at m 10:00 thisning. we'll update the nbc washington app with details. >>> and former boston red sox slugger david ortiz is in the hospital this mornheg. was shot in an ambush last night. oretition is in stable -- orczyz is in stable condition. local polce and the dominican republic say last night two men approached him at a bar and shot g at nearly pointblank range. more this comin next on the "today" show. >>> and we've got scattered showers out there throughout the day. thundedatorms late in the could have isolated flooding. temperatures around 80. cooler north and west. great tomorrow, some storms late wednesday night and in through the day on thursday. look, father's day weekend loo s f fantastic. >> very nice. it does look good. >>> hyattsville

nbc stephanie gosk has new details. >> reporter: no one has heard from university of utah student mackenzie lueck in more than a week, her phone turned off she arrived at salt lake international airport last monday after attending her grandmother's funeral in california at 2:01 she texted her mother she landed safely, 2:42 she booked a car service lyft to take her to a park north of town >> she was met by an individual. she did not appear to be in any type of distress >> police don't know the make and model of the car kennedy stoner is one of her best friends >> i do know she was casually ma 23-year-old. but nothing was ever suspicious to me. >> reporter: police say they have no reason to doubt the lyft driver's account safety of our community is fundamental to lyft and we are actively assisting law enforcement. for now it remains a missing person case. >> i just want her to be safe, and i want her to be okay. >> reporter: until then, another day goes by without any word stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> up next tonight scary moments at the ball park >>> next tonight, major league baseball facing new calls to im

universal pre-k. that's julian castro's big idea harry smith, nbc news, hanover, new hampshire. >> and we continue withs tomorrow when former colorado governor john hickenlooper talks about his big idea >>> tonight, new surveillance video of the incident that led to the arrest of actor cuba gooding jr. video obtained by tmz appears to show gooding having contact with the woman who accuses him of groping her at a new york bar. gooding pleaded not guilty and was released without bail. >>> more fuel tonight in that controversy over delaying wing harriet tubm nbc's blayne anda look at what the new $20 bill might have looked like. last month, treasury secretary steve mnuchin announced an obama-era plan to put harriet tubman, a famed abolitionist, on the $20 bill, to be unveiled in 2020, would now be delayed until at least 2026. mnuchin at the time calling it a security issue. >> it is my responsibility now to focus on what is the issue of counterfeiting and the security features. >> reporter: but tonight, "the new york times" is reporting a preliminary design of the bill was almost finished, created before

. >> reporter: an investment in universal pre-k, that's julian castro's big idea. harry smith, nbc news, new hampshire. >> we continue with this tomorrow when former colorado governor john hickenlooper talks about his big idea. >>> tonight, new eillance video that led to the arrest of actor cuba gooding junior. video shows him having contact with a woman who accuses him of groping heat a new york bar. gooding pleaded not guilty and was released without bail. >>> more fuel tonight rs in that controy over delaying a new $20 bill showing hard harriet tubmriet tubman. $20 bill showing we're getting a first look at what could it d cove looked like. blayne alexander has more. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, a ok lot what the new $20 bill might have looked like. secretary steve y mnhin announced an obama era plan to put tubman would be delayed until 2026. mnuchin calling it a security issue. >> it's my responsibility now to t focus on whais the issue of counter fitting and the curity features. >> reporter: but tonight "the new york times" is reporting a preliminary design of the

nbc's kathy park has the latest. >> reporter: tonight a growing tribute to 23-year-old university of utah student smckenzie lewis as new detailmerge about the man suspected of her murder, ajai, after this dramatic s.w.a.t. team arreson friday. contractor brian wolf says he reached out to him in april with an unusual request, creating a secret room in his bament. ld aasked me to b weird room and i told him no. >> reporter: he didn't think much more about it until he saw the house on the news. pe> my heart just drop >> reporter: investigators spent urs digging for chews at the salt lake city home this week, the srch revealing charred human tissue. police saying they intend to charge him with aggravated murder, kidnapping and desecration of a body. authorities have investigated him before. the north park police tdepartment says i received a rape complaint against him in 2014. but the female victim did not wish to pursue charges. nbc news has not been able to locate an attorney for ajai. she was last seen alive june 17th. phone records show he was her lasthone contact. >> devastating. ha can't believe he'd do tt to her

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another says sign from the universe at liz on twitter timing and think microphonegate. nbcate and rachel maddow said they prepared for literally everything but that. >> it can be a debate. >> something that happened last night, beto o'rourke breaking out a little bit of spanish and cory booker's reaction. >> not just what he said but how he said it, take a listen. [speaking spanish] >> got to take a look at cory booker, the most me more in the moment of the night. and williamson said i need to learn spanish by tomorrow night at 9:00. he spoke spanish. that is exactly -- he stole what i was going to do, stole my thunder. i am sure it worked in cory booker's favor, the most googled candidate. and came in second. rob: there were definitely some moments. are we out of that? the president is in japan for the g 20 summit. i should have gone now. i thought osaka was kind of boring. >> the g 20 summit not going to be boring, a lot on the table and a lot of discussion to be had. fox has those numbers as do we the next few days, keep it right here on the fox news channel. rob: anothe

another twitter user chiding in saying sign from the universe and lose tweeting microphone gate. that was unfortunate because nbcks hard to put on a good debate and they prepared for everything but that. >> let's talk about cory booker. he will be a lot of means. his reaction through the debate. >> a pretty expressive face reacting to when beto o'rourke started speaking spanish during his first answer. listen to this. [speaking spanish] >> that expression definitely going viral on social media. booker ended up speaking spanish later in the debate. jillian: saying i need to learn spanish by tomorrow night at 9:00. he dodged the question in two language skills, tom said wait until mayor pete dropped 6 languages tomorrow. we will have to wait and see. >> the top searched. >> google releasing the most searched candidate, cory booker coming in first, tulsi gabbard second, beto o'rourke third and bill diblasio in fourth. i think tulsi gabbard in second place was a big surprise. her sister tweeted was before and was getting too much time and tulsi gabbard not getting enough. also at the reaction shaped up. let's wrap t

nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker. william baker, chief correspondent for "the new york times." "wall street journal"ist peggy noonan andlanhee chen of stanford university welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news, the longest running show in television history, this is aed special ion of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. it's safe to say we're at one of the prift points of20 the election cycle. s at thee time, democrats will unofficially hear the starting gun for their nomination fight wha 20idates face off for two nights of debates this wming week in miami. even though he't be there, president trump will be a dominant presence at tho debates. one way or the other, the 2020 election will be a referendum on donald trump. the president will argue he's a successful business n turned president who's created a strong economy, appointed conservativeu dges, ended unnecessary regulations and established a sense of strong and, yes, feared america around the world. in short, he'largue he's made erica great again. democrats will say he's a bigot who's praised neo-nazis, caged children, lied sh

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nbc. >> we have got to pass a med compare for all single paresis tell. we must make public colleges and universityuition free. >> i think this children of the wealthiest americans can pay a little tuition. >> reporter: disagreement over economic policy. >> america doesn't want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on the table. no one should have to work more than one job to have a roof over their head and food on the table. >> reporter: senator kamala harris establishing herself as a formidable force in the debate. this exchange with former vice president joe biden who talked about working with segregationist centers may have o worked them to rberations. oppose busing. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me. >> reporter: biden not backing down, forced to defend his record. >> mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not oppose busing in america. what i opposed is busing ordered by the department of education. >> repor

. >> connecticut senator richard blumenthal told nbc some states can reduce gun violence. >> we can make progress by universal background check, bans on sales, high-capacity magazines, emergency risk protection order statue that takes guns from people that could -- but congress has been complicit by its inaction. >>> developing today, democrats divided over the moral versus political considerations of starting an impeachment inquiry more than 50 democrats in congress and one republican support impeachment but the house speaker who is resisting calls for impeachment grew loud cries of "impeach" at the democratic convention but nancy pelosi did not utter the "i" word once. >> i tell you this, president trump will be held accountable in the congress, in the ports and in the port of public opinion. we will defend our democracy. >> one of the first members of congress to introduce articles of impeachment acted in real time to nancy pelosi. al green fears president trump will react in paralysis of analyses. >> i see history starting to drive this. i see people who were reluctant and rekals trant initially who are s

nbc news. >> thanks. glad to see him safe. >>> my alma mater, vanderbilt university is one step away from the college world series after an historic performance from a 19-year-old freshman. he threw 19 strikeouts on his way to a no-hitter. the first no-hitter in ncaa super regional history and only the eighth in the college history. vandy and duke play this >>> and we do still have a red flag warning in place until 5:00 p.m. today. the highest fire danger will be in the north day hills of 1,000 feet. solano county area. gusty winds at times. low humidity levels. microclimate highs will be climbing into the upper 90s, inching to the triple-digit heat. concord, 97. santa rosa, 96 fpblt san jose, 96 degrees. air quality moderate with smoke in the air. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week including the 97-year-old veteran who dropped into normandy this week 75 years after his d-day mission. >>> and america's favorite father/son duo whose hilarious chat went viral around the world. >>> and later in the age of light speed communication with smart phones and emojis, the typewriter is making a comeba

nbc. >> we have got to pass a medicare for all single payer system. we must make public colleges and universitiesuition-free. >> i think the children of the wealthiest americans can pay at least a little bit of tuition. >> reporter: disagreement over health care, immigration and economic policy. >> on these issues -- >> hey, guys, you know what, america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we're going to put food on their tables. no one should have to work more than one job to have a roof over their head and food on their table. >> reporter: senator kamala harris establishing herself as a formidable force in the debate. this exchange with former vice president joe biden who spoke with working with segregationistist senators may have the greatest reverberation. >> you also worked with them to oppose busing, and, you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me. >> biden not backing down forced to defend his record. >> it's a mischaracterization

nbc news. >> thanks. glad to see him safe. >>> my alma mater,rb vant university, one step away from the college world series this morning after a historic performance lastight from a 19-year-old freshman. ku rrker threw 19 strikeouts. it is first no hitter in ncaa super regional history and the entire history of the college tournament. they play again thisfternoon with the winner advancing to the college world series. congratulations, big fellow. and anchor down today, you vandy boys. let's turn and get a check of your local weather. >>> well, not looking bad out there now. we have the cloud cover out there right now. lod we're going to continue to see thes through much of the day today. but we'll also havey lenty of drme. the rain is going to come after about 10:00, 11:00. so over the next couple of hours, you're going to be a-okay. this rain will rotate through the area. all this rain to the south will move through. so plenty of dry time out there today. scattered showers in the forecast today and tomorrow. >> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the we, including the 97-year-old veteran who dropped in n