. >> there has been a massive explosion in oklahoma city, oklahoma. >> police are descending upon columbine high right now. >> we shouldn't lose vigilancy. the terrorists often takes the path of least resistance and strikes when and where we least expect them to. >> what are your future plans? >> translator: you'll see them and hear about them in the media. god willing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> terry anderson is free. he was the last of the american hostages held by pro-iranian terrorists in beirut, lebanon. >> in the beginning of the '90s terrorism was thought to be done. people who were likely to use terrorism to achieve political objectives were dead, in jail or part of a new peace process. >> a syrian delegation is in washington today, ready to meet with israel to talk about middle east peace. >> we thought the '90s would be a time of peace. not only was the cold war over, we had won. >> we have before us the opportunity to forge a new world order, a world where the rule of law governs the conduct of nations. >> the world was changing, and it was an exciting time for those who really viewed america

so my book trend that is about the white punk movement from its formation in 1979 to the oklahoma city bombing in 1995. the events formed with an event very much like what happened in charlottesville last august. 11979 in greensboro, north carolina, united group of neo-nazi and clan gunmen under the name the united racist front opened fire on the comments anti-klan rally and killed five people. that's i got to this book. greensboro held a truth and reconciliation commission in 2005 and over and over again klansmen and neo-nazi showed up to tell their stories and what to get sink was i i killed communist in vietnam. why wouldn't i kill common is here? to meet this is a profound statement. it reflects a of combat at home front, hometown and peacetime, enemies foreign and domestic. as i begin to look at the movement, , the idea turned outo be essentials critical thing, the vietnam war indeed work as the glue that held together activists with otherwise different beliefs. it was the thing that shaped in and find their violence and the narrative that they used to make sense of their world. i

murrah federal building in oklahoma city.hleen belew is an assistant professor of history at the university of chicago and her new book is titled "bring the war home: the white power movement and paramilitary america." welcome to democracy now! it's great to have you with us. congratulations on your book. can you comment on your thoughts , reinforcingshee said what trump said a year ago, trying to take blame off the white supremacists. put it into a broader historical context. >> i should mention that my 1995rch goes only up to and the oklahoma city bombing. i don't have the archives to fully explicate was going on in the present moment. i can say this, there are two important things about understanding the political context of charlottesville. the first is there are a lot of misconceptions about the white power movement. we should understand it as a violent movement that is always matched public activism with violent underground activity. the second thing is although it seems new to us to have a moment of a wink and a nod to

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-- 103 in oklahoma city and 100 in san anton antonio. >> now, to today's top stories, later todayna will appear in court for a preliminary hearing. she has remained in jail after begrrested monday. thhe fbi raided her had home. she was developing relationships with u.s. persons and infiltrating organizations that influenced the american political system like the nra. all for the purposes of advancing the interests of the russian federation. butina's attorney maintains she is innocent and simply an american university graduate. >> it's official, boeing will build the next generation of air force one. the aerospace giant landing a $3.9 billion deal yesterday to replace the two current models. that comes months after tense talks of the white house and boeing where repeatedly criticized the cost of the planes. now the next step is looking to see what the jets will look pai planes red, white and blue. >> a woman rode her bike on to a drawbridge as it was being lifted andgned the warning gates. the video shows had her fall in a gap, by-standers helped her out. the bridge operator was ma

that's about a half hour or so away from oklahoma city. so rainfall forecast over the next three days. that all these systems are converging in the east. high humidity like we had about a week and a half ago, and this is 1 to 3 inches of rainfall from the gulf coast right up through the nation's capital. so be prepared for another soggy week and the umbrella will get a workout from areas of the gest right through d.c. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. there is going to be a little bit of gorgeous weather out there today. not bad at all rapid city, northern plains,ing for fargo t minneapolis. from dallas to shreveport, most lay thunderstorm threat late this afternoon into the evening. southeast, afternoon storms. we'll take a look at the week ahead forecast. for the eastern seaboard, looks like a soggy start to august. >> here we go again. at least we had a weekend. it was good one. thank you. >>> at the box office this weekend, mission impossible fallout shot to number one. it e

within the civil trial after words which by that point we got to do together then colorado with the oklahoma city bombing and then the jon benet murder trial so then the public was installed in cases in a way that has sustained itself? >> i think that was it. in the '90s that my theory has been reality shows became the reason people stopped watching trials because it was a souped-up version of the trial then people realized reality shows our faith than they come back to the trial again. i have nothing to back that up other than speculation with the decline of interest of trial happening in conjunction with the spike of reality shows and trials are entertainment in many ways with the lincoln trial the gallery was full every day. yes people had a vested interest in the case that most of them were there because it was entertaining. that is the specific argument when the state of new york or california or wherever tries case that they have right to see other prosecutors are doing, trials are entertaining and i think watching them unfold and that is what reality shows did so now there is a renewed int

the trial of timothy mcveigh was moved from oklahoma city to denver. i was a u.s. attorney for part of the 9/11 trial. we were able to find a fair and impartial jury. that's what it comes down to. can the federal judge presighting over the trial empanel a fair and impartial jury. the answer is almost inevitably yes, particularly in a metropolitan area the size of northern virginia. they will find a fair jury. there is no reason for this case to go to roanoke. >> i have one for you. the latest version of a question i ask you regularly, about every month. i ask you as the patriot i know you to be. when you worry about the path we are on, what knowledge or memory sustains you that all is going to end well and be okay? >> i'm confident that bob mueller is not listening to anything that i say and that gives me comfort. this is a man driven by facts and law and not driven by headlines and publicity. he is going to do the right thing today, tomorrow, and the next week. that's all he has ever done in his life. the right thing. i get great comfort and take comfort in the ma

oklahoma city shipped off carmelo anthony. hawks sending some to okc. cutting mellow, signing with the houston rockets. >>> raiders confirming that greg papa are not be back. signature called, beloved by raider nation. >> throw to the end zone, caught for a touchdown by michael crabtree. touchdown! raiders! >> papa took over for bill king, called raiders games for two decades, replaced by 79-year-old broadcasting legend brent musburger, lives in vegas these days and gives raiders a big name nationally. sponsored by river rock casino. mark davis is all in on las vegas. you can feel oakland slipping away. >> thanks larry. >> abc7 news continues online with abc7 news >>> that's our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for larry and sandhya, all of us, thanks for joining us. jimmy kimmel live tlt, jeff gaffigan. >> see you tomorrow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> incredible luck as a man spots a tiny snail. >> in danger of getting run over by a car. >> you see the slowest rescue ever in the hist

it is available in charlotte and oklahoma city. they plan to further expand it by the end of the year. delivery costs $9.95, order of 50 bucks. >>> the ceos sat down to talk about seating space on their planes. they did in the apologize for the leg room at the back of the planes and said if people want more space they will have to pay for it. leg room can be up to 2 inches shorter. back over to you. >> i wonder if i could get a discount because i am petite let's say. >> yeah. >> i could sell back my leg room. >> i like that. >> thanks. >>> it's the last straw in san francisco. a new ban goes into effect. other cities including seattle, miami and berkeley have already outlawed the straw. they say people need them to drink. we might say the people who need a straw because of the disability will be given one. >>> the hottest day of the week has arrived. we are ready. >> you better be ready. some spots will hit the triple digits today but not in san jose. here is a live look outside going to east san jose. it will be very warm this aft

since then, having been on-camera in oklahoma city, as we. >> we can shoot from miles ouaw. >> yus look at how dan it looks like. >> no thanks. not in the helicopter. i tend to be more ground-brmed, as s chasing goes. >>> around our fair city this rning. we have a zero% chance of in. that goes for today and for tomorrow. enjoy it, everybody. the humidity vacation that moved in, we keep that for today and tomorrow, as well. this little storm right here will pinwheel its way east. this o off ofhe coast, that's is a huge ridge of high pressure. it's a little farther to the north of bermuda and it will be a blockineather pattern. starting on saturday, the rain chances are back in the forecast. and we're leaving them in there st until that pattern eaks down. that could be saturday, sunday, and a the way until next week. temperatures are in the 60s in most of w thetern suburbs. just a flawless day to be outside.ng everyts all good for today and tomorrow. a 50% chance for rain on saturday. and high rain chance plus next wel . we'll wilhave the ten-day coming up. >> outer loom, if you'rer ridi

you think of those high profile cases like the oklahoma city bombing which was moved from oklahoma cityer because of pre-trial publicity. that's where these type of transfers usually take place. >> so in this case do you think it's likely to succeed? >> you know, i think this motion has a very slender chance of success. one factor here is it's not just the cities that we should be looking at. juries are pulled from what's called a division inside of a judicial district. so manafort has been indicted in the eastern district of virginia, which is alexandria, but in fact the jury is pulled from surrounding counties. and the same is true in roanoke where the pull is from about ten counties in roanoke. it's deeply red except for metro roanoke, which tends to be democratic. i don't think he'll be successful. >> one of the other issues that's brought up by paul manafort's attorneys is the publicity in the case adversely affecting his client. none probably more high profile an the president of the united states who had a lot to say and a lot to say on twitter about paul manafort. here's one twe

you're the oklahoma city bombing and the trial of timothy mcveigh. and then the jonbenet murder investigation. all of this is happening at a time what seemed like almost one after the other were a lot high-profile trials where the public seemed to be enthralled by these cases in a way that hasn't sustained itself even to know. >> was i think was a time in the '90s and then a bowl. my theory on that has always been that reality shows became the reason people stop watching trials -- lul. they became the souped-up version of a trial and then people realize around the shows are fake. they have come back to trials again. i have nothing to back that up apart from speculation of watching the media and watching the decline and interest in trials happened in conjunction with the spike in reality shows. part of the fascination with trials is its entertainment in many ways. in the lincoln trial the gallery was full every day. yes, there were some people who had a a vested interest in the case, but most of them were there because it was entertaining. i think the

gunshots ring out in a quiet neighborhood in edmund, oklahoma, a wealthy suburb of oklahoma city. >> the front yard. he's got no pulse. >> reporter: 45-year-old paul howell gunned down, the victim of a carjacking. his gmc suburban, a hot commodity for car thieves. >> the victim's sister was the only eyewitness. >> megan toby described the shooter as a young black man wearing a red bandana, a white shirt, and a stocking cap or skullcap. she was not able to identify the shooter's face because it was covered. >> she recalled is that the actual shooter had about half an inch from a stocking cap of hair. >> on friday, two days after the howell murder, the police stumbled upon the suburban parked at a grocery store. >> reporter: the store was just blocks away from a chop shop where police learned ladell king had offered to sell a suburban. >> you mention ladell king, i thought car thefts. he was involved in car thefts all around the metro area. he'd been doing that for years. >> ladell was interviewed by the lead detectives in this case. he told the police that on the night of the crime, a

. >> reporter: he talked about traveling to philadelphia to plan an attack similar to the oklahoma cityombing. cities throughout the country will be for security including new york city but the nypd says there is no credible threat. >> take all precautions to begin with. heather: turning to the obama administration, devon nunez demanding 10 current and former officials testify publicly about their role in the launch of the trump pressure probe. and nunez ready to subpoena if necessary. >> many in the obama era state department, many people in state department meeting with christopher steele. hired by the democrats deterred on donald trump. >> pfizer -- fisa warrants gained access to the trump campaign. mike pompeo heading back to north korea and press the rogue regime on the promise to denuclearize, marking the highest level contact since -- the administration believes denuclearization in a year. the satellite data suggests otherwise north korea may strengthen their facility. angela merkel keeping her job after reach researching a last-minute deal to slow the migrant crisis after a 5 ho

>> reporter: pitts talked about traveling to philadelphia and planning undetectable or to 1995 oklahoma citycities throughout the country will be for security for the fourth including in new york city but the nypd says there is no credible threat. >> angela merkel keeping her job after a last-minute deal to close a migrant crisis in europe after a 5 hour debate, the german chancellor agreed to build border camps. migrants will be screened and turned away if they have asylum elsewhere. tightening border security with austria throughout the eu, germany's democrat party needs to approve the plan. >> ice agents in oregon back to work today after dealing with 2 weeks of protests. what a mess this was. operation coming to a halt after protesters and anti-fa tying the door shut, tripping officials inside. most protesters of cleared out but some remain in the area. shannon: donald trump will be speaking at the service dinner as part of a military tribute. rob: governor jim justice announced a return to the republican party a trump rally last year. welcoming the president at an airport and donald tru

for the south central part, dallas, oklahoma city, little rock, possible triple digit temperatures or at least it feels like triple digits and the same holds true throughout a good portion of the southeast except the gulf coast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams.mi daibo plans being made by stormy daniels' attorney. >>> also ahead, the form persona big change. so what could it mean for the president? >>> and she survived. a near-death experience on vacation in mexico, now she's speaking out for the first time. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> we're back now with a look at a massive warehouse fire in seattle. this fire set off a series of explosions inside that warehouse as firefighters tried to keep it at bay. the warehouse is part of an automobile wrecking yard. nobody was hurt but property damage is likely extensive here and there's still no word on what caused the fire. >>> president trump's former lawyer and fixer is further distancing himself from his old boss. michael cohen's twitter bio no longer says persona

. >> so, this was at the oklahoma city zoo. 5-year-old hardly flinched as the big cat pawed at the window separating the two of them. do you think it was more about the kid or the simba doll? >> i think it's sirarbi. we found sarabi, the mom from simba from "the lion king" and she wants the simba doll. >> martha news after this. >> the little girl should share. , ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your d

storms to hit along the gulf coast particularly over towards houston with staying hot in texas, oklahoma city and the center part of the country and seasonable heat and dry conditions for the southwest. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, a clothing controversy for walmart. a shirt calling for president trump's impeachment. should it be sold? >>> but first two hollywood actors kidnapped. one held for ransom. see how this real-life drama finally ended. >>> and the shocking phone mishap sending your photos to random people in your contact list without your permission. >>> a 92-year-old woman in phoenix is charged with murder after allegedly shooting and killing her own son. police say anna mae blessings pulled a gun from the pocket of her bathrobe and killed her 72-year-old son after he threatened to move her to an assisted living facility. >> wow. >>> so we're learning some new details about a bizarre kidnapping plot targeting two hollywood actors. los angeles police say this woman you see here arrested monday at gunpoint is one of three people charged in the case. dete

sides agree on before the midterms let's begin there with our political panel joining me from oklahoma city is chris wilson he was director of the shades. did you. ted cruz's twenty sixteen presidential campaign and he's c.e.o. of w d a intelligence and did it come from former press secretary hillary clinton former u.s. naval officer he's presumably vice chair of vote vets he's in new york city chris why didn't the republicans and the leadership tried last time come up with an immigration deal well i think it's fairly complex and since there are several different factions of republican party that want to see different things done the president made a very it's made very clear he's not going to get be able to be to sign anything that doesn't fund the building of a wall then you have as you mentioned earlier that i work for senator cruz's campaign twenty sixteen and he has worked very hard to try and change or fix the the problem with the families being separated down on the border and in fact is has reached a bipartisan agreement is trying to get that fixed and working in conjunction with di

a rough morning for oklahoma city and tulsa. strong winds and heavy rain. in the west, it will remain hot and dry. tom? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> we turn now to a new week at the white house. and president trump coming out swinging. he's taking aim at democrats on twitter, threatening to shut down the government if they won't fund his border wall. the president and his legal team growing more public in their feud with michael cohen. these latest attacks are sharpening the political lines with 100 days until the midterms. tara palmeri is in new jersey tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump threatening to shut down the government if he doesn't get a border wall. >> we're gonna build a wall. it's gonna be a great wall. >> reporter: tweeting, "i would be willing to shut down government if the democrats do not give us the votes for border security, which includes the wall!" just 100 days from the midterm elections, congress scrambling to secure $5 billion for border security in the next funding bill. they need to lock in the votes before the money

let's hear from barbara, oklahoma city. you're up first. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i'm just appalled as to what's going on. i can't understand how anyone can make the fbi do anything like this. don't they decide what the judicial system and it seems like they're not, that everything that he's putting -- all of america, they're on the border, watching the border, which his wife came here illegally and she's a good person, you know? i'm not putting her down and she came here and she worked as a nude model illegally and he always is -- he keeps saying we can't do anything about this border, and he keeps doing this to the fbi where everything's on the fbi. why isn't there someone that can say no, i don't have to do that. i don't have to give you my information. mueller -- >> independent caller there, barbara. go ahead, please. >> yes. you know, well what we've noticed is that you'll see from fbi director now chris wray, the special counsel, they're continuing their work, and they're operating in a professional manner,

temperatures today easily breaking triple digit heat from oklahoma city to little rock.le along the east coast. daytime highs for new york city is 82. cooling off with chances of rain over the weekend. back to you. >> derek, thank you for that. >>> terrible story from texas. 3-year-old boy died after being left in the back of the sweltering day care bus following the field trip. the child was unresponsive when his father picked him up at the academy in northwest houston. the temperature was 113 degrees in the bus. deputies are interviewing the driver and chaperon on the field trip. the 3-year-old was listed as accounted for when they returned to the facility. >>> randi zuckerberg is speaking out after her brother mark zuckerberg spoke out against the holocaust. saying that deniers are not intentionally getting it wrong. in a statement provided to cnn, randi zuckerberg forcefully calls holocaust deniers hateful and disgusting. she said her brother could have chosen his words more carefully, but banning people from social media cannot make them go away. >> she said i don't

supreme court victory against university of oklahoma and she came back when she got off the plane in oklahoma city the black press in the white press rushed up to her to ask her what she thought of the decision which actually go to the university of oklahoma? she didn't say i try after the naacp has one. she said justices for everyone in the united states. it's a beautiful constitution i will be a lawyer i want to learn. so this grace of american ideals made her very popular with the white press her upbeat and gracious manner one people over and the white paper that was steadfastly against her for years turned around and embraced her as a local hero with the headline when she got back from washington d.c. it says it's a beautiful constitution she says on return to the state. so really she talked her way into the university as much as she sued her way she was so calm and charismatic with a press but her presence on campus and by the way your red black people were not even allowed there after sundown it is a particularly difficult place to desegregate that she was so good on her feet with the press

the oklahoma city zoo is one of the hottest attractions in the center stage. it's only about to get more popular after they let in a customer who brought their own lion. oh, buddy, look, it's a big lion. it's easily the cutest video of the. you can see the lioness is a big fan of the disney movies. the zoo did not have a name for the female lion, but they named her hillary after she failed to break the glass ceiling. when she got home that night she decided to relax in the pool. that's not relaxing. no, that's a felony. there went the pool right in the lumber yard. topic number four. let's head out to colorado where legalized weed is so popular even the roads are getting the munchies. this woman was heading to work when the road decided to eat her car. police believe the sinkhole results from a lot of rain in the area. the driver was unhurt in the accident because rescuers got stuck in traffic and the way to the scene. what were we talking about? topic number five. thirsty thursday. we find out if we got an early start at the bar. this is viewer mail. brian ki

at the university of oklahoma and she came back to oklahoma, when she got off of the plane, in oklahoma city, the black press and the white press rushed up to her to ask her what she thought of decision, which actually going to go to the universe of all, for she did say i triumphed, she didn't say the naacp had won. she said justice is for everyone in the united states. ... a beautiful constitution on return to the united states so she kept her way to her way so called and charismatic with the press and by the way like people were not allowed norman after sundown was a to try to desegregate that she was so good on her feet with the press that her present began to see normal if not inevitable. she got there and enrolled and said i hope to make friends i'm not here to socialize but i am here to study and also added if they call me names i will not hear them. i'm socially open but i am impenetrable. you want to make friends i will but if not it will not bother this made her a segregation after she became very popular in the press girls 14 to 17 or 18 began to approach just for the attempt to en

these were all friends, people he brought from oklahoma city. >> but on the public payroll. they work for us, the american people. >> 100%. yours and my tax dollars. not only were they misspending our tax dollars but taking time away from our job and everything else. this thing happened once in a while that would be one thing. this thing was days months. >> people who cut corner and get into public life and are careless. but this was a concerted effort to griff. to get a sweet heart lease. and also to talk in secret with people he has to regulate. what is driving this? what is your assessment of the man's motive here? >> it doesn't matter if you work at mcdonald's or at the white house, everybody tries to better themselves, but this went well beyond that. i heard early, you bringing this up after secretary price was fired, and that is when we all got together and said enough is enough, we are not going to do anything like that anymore and in my opinion, administrator doubled and tripled down and it got worse. that is when the hundred thousand a month private plane came in. a

oklahoma city, 97, the actual air temperature here. mid90s, into 91 into the afternoon.o factor in the humidity and it feel like 105 to 110. with the heating of the day like florida, we can get pop justi-u showers and thunderstorms. about 30% to 40% of thunderstorms in the afternoon. if they do pop you have there will be lightning, so we have to watch for that. if they do pop up, the good news the temperatures will crash quickly. but we'll have to wait for tomorrow and next week for temperatures in the mid-80s. closer for this time of year, guys. >>> one week after lebron announced he's joining the los angeles lakers, the warriors made a move of their own signing demarcus cousins. cousins one of the most skilled men of the game but he's coming off an achilles injury that will keep him sidelined until january. >>> global stock higher today. u.s. stock markets close at 1:00 p.m. today ahead of the july 4th holiday. yesterday, u.s. stocks closed high, a big tech rally, hoping to offset the tensions between the u.s. and its trading partners. >>> dell is returning to wall str

paul george will stay in oklahoma city and durant will seek his third championship with the warriors. durant has agreed to a one year deal with a player option for $2019. it will pay kd30 million -- it will pay 30 million. >>> the giants happy to play indoors on a 103 degrees day in phoenix. andrew mccutchen goes opposite field. and he was three for five in the game and the giants win 7-0. they've won 6 of their last 7 games. dave throwing out of first pitch. bottom ofethconnects for his 18h long ball of the year. oakland wins their sixth straight. and the earthquakes facing l.a. galaxy at stadium. ties thgame with his second goal of the night. and -- for the most goals in mls history, the match end in a 3-3 draw. talk about young arms, derrick holland will be on the mound for the giant today. and frankie montez will pitch in oakland. >>> tesla and pg and ex want to team up on a power project. the utility company want to use the industrial sized battery to support the electric grid. pg&e have been ordered to provide enough green energy to nearly 1 million homes by 2020. it's up to the

getting awesome reaction at the oklahoma city zoo. rob: that's very cute. wow.t next the bad. a bride take as college rivalry to the next level. ♪ chanting] rob: here it comes. groom hard core alabama fan see the cake shocked when he cuts into the cake to find lsu colors on the inside. jillian: that's hilarious. rob: his bride sabotage you had the big moment there. jillian: finally the ugly. cubs fan foul ball and hands it to the kid next to him. he did go home with two balls. one of them signed by their star. you said you actually thought you were at that game. >> i'm not sure which game that was. >> it was a lot of fun. my first game at wrigley field. rob: new act could soon reveal how much you need to stay away. u.s. military figured out algorithm sleep deprived soldiers need to operated at optimal alertness. jillian: people who don't get enough sleep should drink two cups of coffee when they wake up and another two cups four hours later. rob: developers hope to use that research to create an app. to help coffee lovers know how much to drink. jillian: that's

in an attempt to shed his $28 million salary he was traded from the oklahoma city thunder to the atlantaks. the hawks then waived anthony clearing the way for him to reportedly sign and join the houston rockets. according to marc stein, he will sign as soon as he clears waivers joining a team one win away from reaching the nba finals. that's it for sports. back to you. >>> okay, thank you. our warriors outsider. he likes to call himself. he's just like one of us that talks about the warriors a lot. >> then i'm an outsider, too. >> hey, wait a minute. >> you're just as much of an outsider as i am. >> i'm just kidding. >> see you at 11:00. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefit

will dissipate over the next several hours, but in the meantime, they're pretty strong between oklahoma citynd dallas. and if you like the weather you had last week, well, you're going to love it this week. if you didn't like what you got, you're not going to like this week. big area of high pressure in the west. another bermuda high in the east and in between we have an upper level storm causing big problems, bring that heat continuing out west and days of rain and potential flooding in the east. look at this, through friday. we could see upwards of 4 to 5 inches of rain as you make your way from the panhandle of florida all the way into interior sections of the mid-atlantic with an increasing flood risk as the week wears on. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. rain. your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. an entire day dedicated to squirrels. inches of rain. your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. your own day. yeah, you! after all, you're the one working. and saving for the future. so let aarp help. from planning and budgeting, to getting a deal on y

these willsi dispate in the next several hours but in the antime, they're pretty strong between oklahoma city and dallas.th if you likweather you had last week, you're going to love it next week. if you didn't like what you got, you're not goingso like t week. another bermuda high in the east, and in between, we have an upper level storm that's going to cause big probitms. going to bring that heat continuing out west, and days of rain andte pontial flooding in the east. hrlook at thisgh friday. we could see upwards of 4 to 5 inches os rain you make your way from the panhandle of florida all the way to the interior sections of the w midatlanh an increasing flood risk as the week wears on. we'll get to youras local for coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good monday morning. 73 degrees right now in washington. 're dry right no but this is all going to be changing, especially as we get closer to welunch time. ave showers and storms just down to our south, but we'll see an increase in those rain chances as we get closer to noon today. widespread showers through most of the area. scattered showe

according to reports oklahoma city thunder trading him to the hawks which will buy him out for 27.the million and anthony will become a free agent and houston rockets expected to retain his services. averaged 16.2 points per game but he's going a to be rich guy hich is what we all dream about. we want summer to be back. >> thank you, dave. >> thanks for>> joining us. "nightly news" starts in 60 se >>> breaking news tonight, president trump has invited vladimir putin to washington and nbc news breaks the news to america's intelligence chief on live television. >> we have some breaking news, the white house announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white housin the fall. >> say that again. [ laughter ] g >> that's go be special. >> dan coats appearing to be caught off guard and what about the president siding with putin over him? >> obviously, i wished he made a different statement. >> plus my exclusive sitdown with the fbi director on the ssia threat, the mueller investigation and rehis. >> the have also been storied you threatened to

technically against some of the community guidelines, so the issues tha we've found specifically in oklahoma city is that after a pole officer was actually killed in the line of duty, his ige and his likeness was reused in a different city, in a different state. law enforcement tried to get in facebook, they weren't table do so and iook a very lock time. we'r seeing issues of children's identities being stolen through the fake facebook profiles. >> facebk had an historically bad day on facebook. tell us what's behind this fall and is there any end in sight. will this condition? >> well, it was the worst day for any pubically traded company ever in wall street history. facebook lost $120 billion. the billionaire ceo zuckerberg taking a massive hit. what's really the big problem here is growth. fabook has been a how they could impact you. that's comndg up. >>> a one of our local count sis spraying for west nile. >> looking live over the district right now, t i sun finally back, folks. enjoy it while it lasts.ia ams back after the break to time out some potentially serious storms coming our way tomo

you think about the big profile cases like the oklahoma city bombing, which was moved from oklahoma tor. that's where these sorts of transfers usually take place. >> in this case, do you think it's likely to succeed? >> i think this motion has a slender chance of success. one factor here is it's not just the cities we should be looking at. juries are pulled from what's called a division inside of a judicial district. so, manafort has been inditcted in the eastern area of virginia. the same is true in r ork enok -- it is as a friend told me earlier, trump country. this is a thinly ziesed effort by mr. manafort to get a jury pulled more to his liking, i don't think he'll be successful. >> one of the other issues brought up by manafort's torn is the publicity in the case. there's been a lot to say on twitter about paul manafort. here's one sample tweet, wow, what a tough sentence for paul manafort who has representation ronald reagan. didn't know manafort was ahead of the mob. the idea that the president's tweets and that kind of publicity to adversely affect the trial, didn't we have the

[cheering and applause] and from oklahoma city, oklahoma, it's the nance family!ing toapplause] theirself a ofh, braar. [cheering and applause] hey, let's go meet the nance family. hey, elise. how you doing? elise: hi. i'm just great, steve. steve: all right, so introduce everybody, elise. elise: next to me is my very first friend, my first cousin, she's 6 months older--sheri shanks... [applause] her older sister debbie... [applause] my beautiful--and she doesn't mind me sharing her age-- 69-year-old mother nicki... [applause] and that gal on the end-- oh, lord have mercy! her name is edie nance, and she will be rs old next month. [chein ag el you want toshare t? elise: i love your dimples. [laughter] steve: watch yourself, elise.

and oklahoma city can re-sign paul george.est of the moves the nba make don't seem to make a difference in the warriors dominance. today, golden state introduced their newest piece to help go for another championship-- demarcus cousins. the four-time all-star and the fifth all-star on the roster rocking the number 0..a digit that patrick mccaw handed over. the warriors got him on a steal of a deal... a mid level exception worth 5- million dollars. the only catch is he likely won't be available until halfway through the season due to a torn achilles injury. this morning, he discussed his recovery... and his decision to come to the bay area. "they are a well established team and they could have easily said 'no we don't need him or whatever the case might be'. they were excited as a team that haven't accomplish anything. just having the feeling alone. being able to relax, be calm of the situation the situation.... waking up everyday doing the same exact thing, it can drive you crazy. i take it as a test, it's ju

tonight we're right outside the state capitol building in oklahoma city, our fourth stop this season" hello, everyone. i'm matt iseman here as always with my partner,

pitts also talked about traveling to portfolio plan an athaksin larr to the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. now, cities around the country obviously beefing up security in preparation for the fourth of july including right here in new york city. as of now, nypd says they know of no credible threat, steve, ainsley and pete. [. steve: this i sixththey wanted w up a bridge with a bunch of people on it hats off. i know we talk about the fbi and the trouble they had once upon a time on the seventh floor at fbi headquarters in washington, d.c. but hats off to the men and women who stopped this plot. they have got somebody inside talking to this guy good job. ainsley: we have always said that the field offices keep our country safe are phenomenal. we thank them so much. the president wants to make sure he is keeping a close on on everyone who comes across our border into our country. that's exactly why. weave don't want to become like europe where everyone can come in and isis grows here in our country. very scary. this guy is sick. he wanted to put explosives in remote controlled cars to kill ch