we have the abc news investigation. >> meet the new plinko, grad lost his mind after setting a new record on "the price is right." tell you how he did it in "the skinny," it is friday, may 26th. >> congratulations! >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and just a little bit excited. just a little bit over his plinko victory. >> where the real happy valley is. forget college station, pennsylvania. start this half-hour with the breaking news out of montana, developing overnight. big victory for the republican candidate for congress 24 hours after accused of body slamming a reporter. >> more than 50% chose greg gianforte. a news crew said that he grabbed reporter ben jacobs by the neck and slammed him to the floor after jacob asked a question. >> overnight, the candidate used his victory speech to apologize to constituents and directly to the reporter he is charged with assaulting. >> last night i made a mistake. can't take back. and i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did. and for that i'm sorry. i should not have treated that r

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we have the abc news investigation. >> meet the new god of plinko.etting a new record on the price is right. we'll tell you how he did it in this skinny. it is friday, may 26. >> congratulations. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> just a little bit excited. just a little bit over his plinko victory. >> that is where the real happy valley is. forget about college station pennsylvania. we're going to start this half hour with the breaking news out of montana, developing overnight, the big victory for the republican candidate for congress just 24 hours after he was accused of body slamming a reporter. >> more than 50% of those voters chose greg gianforte over his democratic opponent in the special election. a news crew that witnessed the altercation said gianforte grabbed jacobs to the neck and slammed him to the floor after jacob asked a question about health care. >> overnight gianforte used his victory speech to apologize to his constituents and directly to that reporter that he's charged with assaulting. >> last night i made a

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"nbc nightly news" is next. see you back here at 1:001:00. . >>> breaking news tonight, sources tell nbc news the president's son-in-law and senior white house advisor jared curb narcotic is understa -- cu kushner is under scrutiny. >> new controversy after the violent encounter caught on audio tape a. congressional candidate charged with assaulting a reporter and high drama hours before the polls close. >>> scolding allies, a tense confrontation as president trump lectures world leaders standing just feet away, and video getting a lot of attention president trump's move to get to the front of the pack. >>> hospital bill help, the new way patients are finding to pay for surprise medical expenses. it can be a cheaper option to cover those out-of-pocket costs. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. as we come on the air, we have breaking news and it involves the russia investigation. nbc news learned jared kushner, the president's son-in-law an

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the new money making hobby on this thursday, may 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you. we begin with new developments in the manchester bombing. >> british authorities conducted raids overnight. arresting at least able people. salman abedi's father and young brother detained by militia forces in lib yeah. searching one address, investigators carried out a controlled explosion. at abedi's home they found enough materials to build several more bombs. >> really, really troubling development there. some of the most critical evidence was found at the scene of the bombing itself. and can be seen in the photographs, parts of the backpack that carried the bomb and even a detonator. publication of the photos though by "the new york times" has angered british authorities. we get more now from abc's terry moran. >> reporter: in the terrible moment the bomb went off. it left behind amid the carnage and fear, clues to how it was made and by whom. those crime scene photos obtained by "the new york times" and posted on their website reveal the bomb's sop

to follow our breaking news. an ariana grande concert .pop star rushed to safety but plenty of fans did. at this hour getting new details. . the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> this is what we know so far. at least 19 people dead and as many as 50 others injured. it may be more. those are the latest annapolis coming out of manchester tonight. word is now 2:00 in the morning. in the past hour we learned it is likely the work of a suicide bomber and that investigators are treats this as a terrorist incident. nbc bay area scott budman in the newsroom tracking late breaking details and more numbers coming in as we speak. >> yes uk authorities like you say is say this is a terrorist incident until further notice. the latest updates from the scene of the concert 19 people dead, around 50 others injured after explosions hit at at ariana grande concert. we want to take you first outside to the picture of the street scene nearby the concert venue. police still investigating. concert fans scrambling to find parents frien

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from "nbc nightly news" world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. we begin with stunning late breaking news. president trump has fired james comey as director of the fbi. it comes without warning and sending shock waves across washington this evening, the president dismissing the man who was leading the investigation into his campaign. comey, an obama appointee, with less than four years into a 10 year term when he became a political lightning rod over the last year between investigations into hillary clinton and into possible collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government. we get late details now from our chief white house reporter, hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning development that seemed to come with little warning. the president abruptly firing james comey, writing to him, you are not able to effectively lead the bureau. it is essential that we find new leadership for the fbi that restores public trust and confidence in its vital law enforcement missio

new york life.use). >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show, my guest say leading figure in the national justice reform movement and an author whose new book is called going becoming ms. burton, from prison to recovery to leading the fight for incarcerated women. pleas welcome susan burton. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: thank you for being here and thank you for sharing this amazing story with us in the book. your memoir, i had two books to read it was this and ivanka trump's. and she lived a tough life, but you have really dealt with a lot. you have really dealt with a lot. a story of a person not just going into the american prison system, going in and out of prison but then coming out and reforming your life. do you feel lucky every day that you were able to change that narrative? >> i feel very lucky. very grateful, and very blessed that i was able to change america, not only for my invest but for over a thousand women who have been through a new way of life and they have been

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with kate snow." >> good evening. a massive storm system over the center of the country brought misery to parts of 16 states this weekend. late word tonight at least 12 now dead as a result of those storms. rain and floods in the mississippi river valley, tornadoes to the south, even blizzard conditions in parts of kansas. in texas, communities are mourning, and the damage from yesterday's storms is extensive. and today, another outbreak of at least 11 tornadoes across mississippi and alabama. the radar map shows the threat of tornadoes now moving east with another round of severe weather expected tomorrow in parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. our team is covering the latest from the region this evening. we begin with gabe gutierrez outside dallas. gabe? >> reporter: kate, good evening. authorities here spent the day urgently searching for more victims. thousands of people are still without power. and as we take a live look from the air, you can see the mangled debris. i

abc news, london. >>> abc technology news respondent there. one move to do to protect ourselves when online criminals strike. okay. she's saying to backup the hard drive, look at attachments before opening them, and if you do get hacked, don't pay the ransom. >> got it. thanks. >>> more candidates interviewed today in the search for a new fbi director. president trump wants to name a permanent replacement by the end of the week. mr. trump and his administration scrambled over the weekend to find a consistent story on the dismiss sal of director comey. eight candidates stopped by the justice department to interview. meanwhile, former director of national intelligence james clapper tells cnn he thinks the president put the country at risk and balances at risk with the questionable firing. >> our institutions are under assault, both externally -- and that's the big news here is russian interference in our election system. and i think as well our institutions are under assault internally. >> comey's associates tell abc news we may hear from comey

thursday, may 18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". feels like we start off every day this week with the same thing. we have very big news to got to this morning. >> less than two weeks since health care. iffage in all that happened since then. >> again, a stunner, special prosecutor overseeing the investigation into russia's possible election meddling. >> former fbi director, robert mull. >> narrator: has, sweeping hours to prosecute any crimes that he uncovers as he looks into the possibilities of ties between russia and the trump campaign. the firing of comey and allegations trump asked comey to drop the probe into michael flynn. those are possible investigations as well. the white house apparently blindsided by the news. rod rosenstein didn't notify the president until about 30 minutes before going public. maggie quite a built of thit. >> washington is shocked. as you mentioned perhaps at this point we really shouldn't be any longer. this is the third bombshell to hit the white house in just as many days. and, now both lawmakers an

. >>> nightly news begins now. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this isnbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. the vote was decisive in france today. a rejection of the far right candidate marine le pen and a big victory for centrist emmanuel macron. the main themes of the election so familiar now, nationalism versus globalism, and in this case the growing tide of populism appears to have receded. congratulations poured in from leaders around the world including president trump as macron vowed to address what he called his country's social fractures. we get the latest from matt bradley in paris. >> reporter: a campaign full of surprises ends without one. emmanuel macron will be france's next president. he is a former investment banker who wants to reform france's economy and strengthen the european union. with most of the votes counted, he trounced anti-immigrant populist marine le pen by about 65% to 35%. after a last-minute hacking scandal, bitter debates, allegations of fake news and rare interventions from american politicians -- >> i have

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. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news.ormer acting attorney general sally yates finally got a chance to tell her is story on capitol hill. she went before the senate judiciary committee which is investigating russian influence in the presidential election. senators were eager to hear her side of the story regarding michael flynn and what the white house was told about his ties to the kremlin. jeff pegues has the details. >> reporter: sally yates said she felt compelled to fell the white house that mike flynn had misled the vice president about his contacts with sergei kislyak. they had gathered intercepts of his conversations. dianne feinstein. >> what you're saying is, general flynn lied to the vice president. >> that's certainly how it appeared, yes. because the vice president went out and made statements about general flynn's conduct that he said were based on what general flynn told him. and we knew that that flat wasn't true. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> reporter: four days after president trump's inau

tell them hey that's news to me do the world news polka that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ >>> breakingy for gianforte, republican candidate for congress, winning the montana election. after attacking a reporter and spending the day in hiding, offering an apology in his victory speech. >> back in washington the fbi is looking into jared kushner's meetings with russians. we'll have those details ahead. >> american allies in the fight against isis accused of human rights violations. >> the showing video shows iraqi soldiers carrying out torture and murder. we have the abc news investigation. >> meet the new plinko, grad lost his mind after setting a

reporting live from new york, abc7 news. >> thank you. to a story we first told you about with a push alert. two people killed and five injuries when a truck rolled ever in alameda. a truck in a second car was also hurt. >> this is the crash on park street and lincoln avenue and you will see this only on super bowls 7 news. laura live with the investigation. laura. >> reporter: let's look what's happening behind me. we are on park street in alameda. this is the mangled pickup truck. they are just removing it from the scene. they are just removing it. for those who know it it can be quite crowded and not many on the street. this truck came roaring down the street and clipped another car and went airborne. >> this shows the final seconds of the crash on alameda park street, the full sized pickup truck flipping down the road. >> it was just like -- >> reporter: silvio heard it from his martial arts studio a few yards from where the truck landed. >> it was a terrifying scene for this little island here. >> reporter: the pickup was carrying se

: fox news alert.ouse playing defense after reports that president trump shared classified information with top russian diplomats. hello everyone, i'm melissa francis. president trump meeting with turkey's president earlier today and his national security adviser h.r. mcmaster saying president trump's disclosure to the russians in no way compromised intelligence sources and methods. listen. >> there are no such things in terms of me, you or anybody who's been with the president through many of these engagements. he shares information in a way that is wholly appropriate. i should just make maybe the statement here that the president wasn't even aware where this information came from. he wasn't briefed on the source and

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 news morning, break news from london.meeting about royal staff about to begin. buckingham palace says there's no need for alarm. >> plus escaped prisoner caught. how maryland police finally got him six days after he slipped out of custody. >> healthcare debate. house leaders plan to hold a vote on a republican bill to replace the a act. >> with the swipe of a pen president trump a way to make top changes the way religious organizations prepare for election season. fox5 news morning starting right now. good morning thanks for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris. today is thursday may fourth. >> mike thomas with our weather headline, traffic with our traffic headline. mike you go first. cooler day. >> yeah, noticeably cooler. grab the jacket. today a little bit of sun before clouds thicken in the afternoon. showers hold off until the evening. erin. >> well, right now the roads are quiet. rails have geared up for service. we'll take a look at that safe track work next. >> ♪ >> if you're just getting up here

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new jersey might be getting new drivers license rules too.makers have unanimously approved a bill in the senate and assembly to change license expiration dates to your birthday. right now they are the last day of the month i ever four years. governor christie suggested the change hoping to speed up long waits by spreading renewals out over the month. >> still to come, they say you don't want to know what's in a hotdog but when it involves metal shards before memorial day, a recall is under way. >> a new trump's inner circle and russian involving secret back arriving . ho limo and went for something out of a fairytale. adam? >> clear w sl as showers at tims i'll break it down for you in accuweather. >>ducis rogers looks at phillies trying to turn their luck around ♪ >> there is another eyebrow raising revelation about the possibility of a trump russian connection. trump's son-in-law held a meeting with ambassador ciz lack to discuss setting up a communication channel between the trump transition team and kremlin. the meeting happened on the fi

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm craig melvin in for lester tonight. the great memorial get away is off and running. nearly 40 million folks are traveling this weekend. tens of millions will be dealing with a big storm system that could ruin their plans. for the vast majority who are driving to the beach or that backyard barbecue, a warning about this country's crumbling in infrastructu infrastructure. roads are broken and a plan to fix them is elusive and if you're flying, there may be new rules at the airport. we start with tom costello at regan international airport. >> reporter: good evening. the new procedures at ten airports affect you if you're going on with carry ones. you have to remove electronics larger than a cell phone out of your bag and food and books fr s at the check point and crumbling roads and airports and railroads, it's under strain from neglect years and years across the country. the summer travel kick off and the nation's ageing roads,

>>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news, investigators announce an arrest in an arson murder that baffled them for months. it happened in december and took the life of a motherment thank you for joining us today. >> that big break in the case announced just moments ago. the sheriff says the suspect confessed to killing andrea st. john at her castro valley home. he's now facing arson and torture charges. the sheriff said investigators believe he randomly picked the home on grove way before stabbing her to death. >> we believe the suspect went to the residence late in the evening to commit a burglary, steal items from the garage, and was con fronted by the victim. at that time, he killed her and burn the residence and structure in order to hide the evidence. >> the sheriff said video ties him to the murder on december 13th. the suspect confessed to the crime in a county jail where he's held now on a separate cri crime. >>> a search is underway right now for a possible plane near lake berryessa that may have gone down. someone called to report a crash, and they a

sarah corker, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.plans for a massive infrastructure project connecting asia to africa, europe, and beyond. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that was the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, gary kasparov. it is the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been taking place in

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new jersey has a new weapon to stop high-tech crimes regardless of how good the criminals are at tryingo hide. >>> and the nbc10 morning show on the road again this week. on wednesday, the team is headed to the jersey shore. we'll be at the wawa in galloway on the white horse pike. we'll help you jump-start your day and feature that atlantic county community. if the galloway wawa is your wawa, stop by and say hello. >>> happening in trenton, the new jersey assembly will vote on a tax for daily fantasy sports. the type of internet gambling. the measure would require operators to pay a quarterly fee equal to 10% of their take. now the bill only applies to daily games, not the seasonal fantasy sports games. >>> after 146 years, members of the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus took their final bows under the big top last night. once called the greatest show on earth, the circus' final show was held in long island. many ringling brothers staffers are third and fourth generation employees and have been with the circus for decades. police looking for evidence stored on even the tiniest mem

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. as we come on the air in the west, a massive cyber extortion attack is under way across at least 70 countries tonight holding computer data hostage for ransom. the department of homeland security is warning american companies to be on guard as the attack sweeps across europe and beyond, including british hospitals where frozen computer screens forced staff to turn away some patients. we get late details from london and nbc's kelly kobia. >> reporter: companies held for ransom. a computer virus paralyzing britain's national health service. emergency rooms closed. ambulances were diverted. routine surgeries cancelled. >> we turned up for our appointment to have his foot checked, and they said, i'm really sorry, but the computer system is down. you have to go away. >> reporter: the virus locked computers. on screen a message demanding $300 in bitcoin to get access. >> this was not targeted at the nhs. it's an international attack. >> reporter: th

this is bbc world news, the headlines. white house officials are denying widespread reports in the us media that president trump asked the fbi to end its inquiry into his former national security adviser. a us congressional committee has demanded to see all the relevant communications by may 24th. responding to north korea's latest missile test, the un security council has been meeting in emergency session. the us ambassador has said she will "call out" states backing pyongyang's nuclear programme. protests have been held across mexico, after the murder of the award—winning journalist, javier valdez — who had spent years documenting the activities of drug cartels. five reporters have been killed in mexico so far this year. a major new study says being overweight and fit is a myth — and that it's not possible to be be obese and healthy. researchers looked at the health records of three—and—a—half million people over a 20—year period. now it's time for world business report. security in the skies — will eu countries be added

new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes.niversity partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov . lou: president trump again lark out at leaks straight out of the white house. president trump tweeted this -- joining us now is the friend to discuss this threat to the white house, to the country, posed by anonymous leaks and the complicit left-wing national media. joined by sarah carter, national security war correspondent for circa news, and sarah, great to have you with us. is the president right? >> this is what i think, lou. i mean i believe that these reporters are talking to people. it doesn't mean what the people are saying are true. a lot of times they take small little pieces of truth, especially from the intelligence community, if we're to believe the leaks are from the intel community, what they do is give a situation that was accurate, but then the information they're giving is only partially truths. so when it gets out there, it become a false narrative. this is something we need

news now."or james comey standing firmly by his actions stemming from inquiry into hillary clinton's e-mail. he told congress when it came time during the election he had to make a choice between really bad and catastrophic in terms of how much information to reveal. we have a full report coming up. >>> two people were shot dead at a bar near dallas. police say a gunman argued with employee and shot and killed him. that's when an armed customer confronted the gunman, and shot him dead. authorities are investigating the possible motive. >>> it it took nearly a week, but a fugitive on the run in maryland is now back in custody. david watson was captured hours ago. midway between baltimore and washington, d.c. authorities say he was hiding in a drainage pipe. >>> speaking at a susan b. anthony gala last night vice president mike pence said that once obamacare is revealed and replaced, the trump administration will "finally defund planned parenthood." some of our top stories on thursday, may 4th. >>

you're watching "world news now." >>> breaking news ov >>> breaking news overnight.m a plane's engine forced evacuation at newark airport in new jersey. it triggered the airport to close, causing delays and, a lot of diverted flights. the fire broke out on board united flight to san francisco as the plane was accelerating from takeoff. five people are recovering from injuries they suffered during that takeoff. >>> president trump is in rome this morning visiting the pope at the vatican. the pope criticized the president's plan to build a border wall and clashed on climate change. trumps are visiting cystine chapel and st. peter's basilica. the president has meetings in rome before heading to brussels later today. >>> with the president in europe, the russia probe continues here at home. abc news learned the president will retain a private attorney to representative him in the russia investigation. that news comes amid candid comments on capitol hill, from the former head of the cia. john brennan, see him there, said he was concerned about ties between russia and the

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york city on a field trip. >> new on "action news," a schuylkill county mother is speaking out after saying her three children were left alone one locked in a cage. troopers broke down the doors, inside they founds a newborn girl who was left in a car seat, her 1-year-old brother was in the play pen by himself. her 22-year-old brother was locked in a makeshift cage. the mother was in the hospital from complications after giving birth tonfant girl. the cage was a protected pla pen and that children should >> i think people shld focuseds cage thing, i'm upset he left children at h while in thenil dollars bthe children ar. >>> campuolice say a rape occurred on may 4th, but wentret weekend. drexel the other fraternity amid reports of two sexual assaults in the past month. >>> amtrak engineer who was charged in the derailment in port richmond was released. his attorney escorted him out last night. he faces 8 charges of manslaughter. the attorney said the engineer is a s to fight on the ground that amtrak should passengersand employees.ra >>> set out on first foreign trip. the white house

i want to take you to kelly drive, it is regatta season that's great news if you like regattas, bad news if you like to travel on kelly drive. it is shut down between kelly drive an mountain green drive until saturday you will see extra congestion with people sticking to the schuylkill david. >> reporter: it's warm and muggy, once the sun gets up over the horizon. as you look at satellite, we have high serious clouds out there. we have showers out by pittsburgh. there could be a shower or spotty thunderstorm not until later this afternoon and this evening. 74 in philadelphia. 70 in allentown. 70 in wilmington. 73 in trenton. warm on the buts once again. the dewpoints are up over the 60-degree threshhold and upper 60s in millville and 70 in dover which is borderline oppressive humidity. as you start seeing the sun come up and walk around a little bit, you will feel the muggies this morning. it stays rather humid this afternoon and hot again. 3:00 p.m., we're up to 91 and 92 is the high around 4:00 p.m. we're probably down to 89 by 7:00 p.m. and slowly dipping into the 80s for the night on

upper 80s for new jersey at 4:00. expected to hit 90 this afternoon while it warms into the 80s for the jersey shore. 80s and 90s today. a big change for the weekend. expect springtime. look at that and beyond when i'm back with the ten day in ten minutes. >>> 6:10. looking at route 70 during rush hour, even on a good day it gets congested. >> we've got the gas main break. we've launched sky force 10 and jess has an update. >>> heavily traveled, cherry hill on the eastbound side. maybe little bit better than having it on the westbound side because that's traffic will be moving toward camden or philadelphia. we are losing a lane on the westbound side. we're worried about the eastbound side. that's where it's closed and being detoured. in between grove street or haddonfield road and kings highway. christmas in between wegmans and the ponzio's diner where we're seeing this now. you'll need help getting around it. eastbound will be closed for some time. looking on the maps system, an easier way to see that. this is grove

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you on "action news" at 12:30. tragedy in england as young concert goers are killed by a suicide bomber. we have the latest on the death toll. >>> and more jurors are picked in bill cosby's sex assault case and hollywood is mourning the loss of a james bond star, roger moore has died. >>> and investigators are looking for possible accomplices of the suicide bomber who attack aid ariana grande concert in manchester. the bomber has been identify and the explosion killed 22 and injured more than 60 others last night. >> reporter: it was suppose to be a night of fun. but it turned into a night of terror after an explosion outside of a concert in the uk by american pop singer, ariana grande. it happened in front of the doors of at arena where grande performed last night. they were teen or preteen girls that fled the scene. many parents had no idea if their children your killed or injured. >> it was 10:00 she was enjoying herself and have not heard anything since. >> so many young, beautiful innocent people living and en

he heard about it on the news. it's crass, it's wrong. >> reporter: lee admits she and other democrats were vocal critics of comey last october when he announced the fbi was reopening its probe of hillary clinton's e-mails. just 11 days before the election. trump claims comey's handling of the clinton matter was a major reason for his firing. lee points to the probe in the possible intervention of russia in the election. >> it is never a good time to fire an fbi director. >> reporter: the former chairman of the california republican party. >> clearly he had become too political. he was too political last july, and he kept going that way and that's not the position of a law enforcement official to be political. >> i think having lived through watergate, we are at a watergate moment. >> reporter: with comey gone, bay area democrats and congress say it is imperative that a special prosecutor be appointed to lead the russia investigation. >> the explanations by the white house it was all a coincidence, there is no coin

begin with breaking news. child rescued. the search for a car thief leads police to a disturbing discovery in the teenage suspect's basement. >>> armed with underwear. protesters bring their laundry and a message to philadelphia police. >>> and summer setbacks. amtrak reveals new headaches ahead for commuters. >>> and there's the fog. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. final day of plea, and it's usher -- of may, and it's ushering out with the haze of fog behind us. let's get to bill henley and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. bill? >>> yeah, across the area, look at wilmington. a live view from frawley stadium. not much sim provement yet in -- not as much improvement yet in spring city. you can barely make out the trees in that view. and you see beach avenue, but not a great view from the marquis de lafayette hotel this morning. fog thicker in some areas than others. we're starting to see some improvement. coatesville, two-mile visibility now th

the new clue about that massive ransomware attack. how it may have been carried out. and another chance to see live with kelly and ryan at niagra falls. your chance to qualify for the v-i-p trip - coming up at six but right now - we continue to follow that breaking news on the beltway.. lets check in qith q mcray.. - another beautiful day - heat & humidity return tomorrow - near record breaking highs tomorrow & thursday - timing out thunderstorm chances - another beautiful day - heat & humidity return - another beautiful day - heat & humidity return tomorrow - near record breaking highs tomorrow & thursday - timing out thunderstorm chances today: mostly sunny. warm, comfortable humidity. highs: 80-85 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and mild. lows: 59-64 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly cloudy. hot and humid. highs: 90-95 winds: s 5-10 mph kidd o'shea in the now.. now.. a lot of people are waking up this morning saying, what is wrong with dancing with the stars? and how do you send someone home after getting two perfect scores?

in other news, u.s. backed fighters in northern syria have advanced between four kilometers of raqqa. has taken five villages since monday and is close to encircling raqqa from the east and north. rouhani'sawal of mr. rival has been expected. both are from the moderate reformist camp. on monday the conservative mayor of tehran pulled out of the race. you are watching bbc "world news america." on tonight's program, coming together in the name of science. how scientists from across the middle east are finding common ground in jordan. facebook remains acceptabl -- accessible to thailand despite an order to block 130 pages denigrating the monarchy. facebook is popular in thailand. our southeast asia correspondent reports. reporter: people use facebook here for social reasons and business reasons. had the government carried out its threat to take legal action or in the case of isp, there is a suggestion they would block the social media giant altogether. it is such a big part of life there would have been a m

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>>> tonight, breaking news as we come on, what could be a new bombshell. did president trump ask former fbi director james comey -- to shut down the federal investigation into retired general michael flynn, the national security adviser who survived just 24 days on the job. "the new york times" reporting moments ago, the president said to comey, "i hope you can let this go." comey was fired last week. >>> also tonight, the white house, refusing to say whether president trump gave the russians classified information. tonight, what the president is now saying himself. >>> in other news, the deadly highway collision in the east, along i-95. several big rigs and cars colliding, the charred wreckage. the highway shut down. >>> the tornado threat as we come on tonight. one on the ground just a short time ago. millions in the path of the storms tonight. >>> and the new caffeine the 16-year-old who had a coffee, and several other drinks with caffeine. the coroner who says it killed him. the new warning, how much caffeine is too much. >>> good evening. it's great t

"nightly news" begins rights now. ♪ >> from nbc news world head quarters in new york.his is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, there are several major developments breaking as we come on the air tonight related to the russia controversy swirling around the president t. justice department has just appointed a special counsel to lead a new investigation into russian influence in the election and whether there was coordination with might bes of the trump campaign. the department naming former fbi chief robert mueller as special counsel. the decision abound to the growing pressure from capitol hill after the president's firing of fbi director james comey, who was leading his own russia investigation and the cascade of stunning developments that have followed in recent days. justice correspondent pete williams has the breaking details from our washington newsroom. pete, what do you know? >> rte lester, after serving as the deputy attorney general for three weeks, rod rosenstein took himself out of overseeing the russia investigation, turning that over to