phillip? >> all right, peter, thank you. >> president trump is waking up in bedminster, new jersey this morning after riling up his base at a make america great again rally in great falls, montana. in a wide ranging speech he spoke about the supreme court pick and his relationship with russia. he also railed against hiscrics elizabeth warren, reviving the name to apologize i'll use tonight, pocahontas, i apologize to you. i apologize. to you i oge. to the fake pocahontas, i won't apologize. i will give you a million dollars to your favorite charity paid for by trump if you take the test and it shows you're an indian. >> senator warren fired back on twitter saying, you obsess over my jooergenes, your admin is te dna of kids you ripped from their mama. just after five journalists were killed at the "capital gazette" newspaper in maryland, president trump was once again attacking the media. >> fake news, bad people. they say, a source within thead. they make the sources up. they don't exist in ma

harry phillips' company was not selected. >> my accountant comes every so often, she said i've got se good news and bad news. the bad ne was i hadn't made any money and the good news was i wasn't going to have to pay any quarterly taxes. that tells you what we're doing. >> reporter: while it is quiet at phillips' plant, one of his competitors, nearby ndy's seafood, is surviving for now with a fraction of its usual workforce. they're working off visas issued last fall. lindy's, too, was not selected in the lottery. >> this is everything. my family grew up here. in the summertime, this is what we do. we didn't take vations, we came here and picked crabs. >> reporter: aubrey vincent has worked for the family buness since she was 12 years old. she normally hires about 130ck seasonal crab s. the majority on h-2b visas. why is it so difficult to hire americans to do these jobs? >> i have amazing american truck drivers, i have some american pickers, i have tons ole in my office, the lady that runs lant, she's a full time american employee. the problem that i'm running inh. is, is i don't hav

phillip? >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> a war of words this morning between president trump and the publisher of "the new york times" after the president revealed he had a private meeting with the publisher. in a tweet, mr. trump claimed the two discussed referred to journalists as the enemy of the people. the response, saying he told the president directly, "his language was not just divisive, but increasingly dangerous." >>> sere storms swept through colorado, ravaging several areas within 50 to 150 miles of denver. greeley, fort collins, and areas in between. three confirmed tornados touched down in the northeastern part of the state, delivering extensive damage to the airport and brush. the national weather service will assess the destruction today. >> severe storms in some parts and heat in others. here's bill karins. good morning, bill. >> you think of seattle as rainy. today will be their seventh 90-degree day this month. seattle! so 6 million people at risk today, heat warnings in

philip phillips coming up. we will see you later. >> fireworks all over capitol hill, disgraced anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok in the hot seat. >> i have talked to fbi agents around the country. you've el eminem bareyou've embm yourself. >> will ignorant hillbillies. >> that was a quick poor choice of words. >> everybody wants to see this guy drummed out of bureau. >> not everybody was critical of the anti-trump agent. >> if i could give you a purple heart i would, you deserve one. >> u.k. prime minister amid a second day of protests. >> may unveiled brexit plan which the president is slamming. >> i would have done it much differently. i actually told theresa may how to do it but she didn't agree. >> sparking rumors of another white house run. she is set to speak at teacher's convention today. >> social media going crazy over first lady melania trump. wearing off the shell low yellow ball gown. many on twitter disney princess bell. ♪ no, you're not alone ♪ because i'm going to make this place your home ♪ ste

phillip: indeed there were.ometimes it w was hard to t tel whether obama was talklking abot south africa or brought the united states. we have many of the same problems. we h have issues of nationalism which seemed to be resurgent, issueses of xenophobia which he spoke out seriouslyy about. issues of fake news and politicians simply making things up. he spoke about social tools such as twitter, once seen as a force for good, now apparently increasingly dividing us. again, these are issues, as different as our countries are, these issues cut across both the u.s. and south africa. phil: thank you for joining us, phillip de wet from business insider south africa. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. relatives of people killed when a flight was k killed over the ukraine are marking the disaster's fourth anniversary. each relative rid of thehe names and ages of their deceased family members. 298 people were killed when the plane was shot down by a russian missile. international investigators

phillip? >> kristen welker, thank you. >> 12 soccer players who beat the odds aren't quiteheir coach quarantined while they are testing for infectioned and will likely remain in the hospital several days. family members have been able to see the b a window and able to talk to them by phone. psychologists say the boys' mental health must be monitored as closely as their physical health after surviving this ordeal. experts warn the boys are prone to emotional damage such asages it and depression. matt bradley has more on their recovery. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what we're talking about is the quarantine the boys are going through in the hospital, it is important as far as the doctors are concerned. it comes against the fact they have really not had any really serious problems with health. and that's remarkable considering the ordeal that they went through in these past, more than two weeks. the latest batch who came out, they were in that cave for more than 17 days it's both to p

>> kyra phillips at the courthouse tonight. thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the breaking developments in the west at this hour. those deadly wildfires, and tonight, real concern that two major fires could combine as one. at least eight major wildfires now burning across california. firefighters battling those two fires very close together. tonight, the carr fire, a staggering number from that wildfire. more than 1,200 homes and buildings have burned to the ground, and that number is growing.bc's kayna whitworth fr california. >> reporter: tonight, hot, dry california stretching firefighters to their limits. in southern california, crews racing to contain the railroad fire in santa clarita. >> there's another drop. and look at how effective that is. >> reporter: in northern california, a two-headed monster in mendocino and lake counties. the ranch and river fires together scorching nearly 75,000 acres. >> the fire's coming in pretty hot right this second. but the ones kind of blowing down and coming up and you really d

this morn cal, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. an absolutely interview given by the u.s. president. we understand that prime minister may actually heard about this interview last night at about 7:00 p.m., no reaction from her yet. but expect to hear something pretty soon. the bullet ooints put by the murdoch-owned paper sort of layout for you the hit job this really was.al hed about e.u. leaders destroying the culture and the identityf europe by allowing in migrant. hethore int mayor of london for saying, as he put it, allowing crime to spiral out of control. but t headline really that discussion about brexit, this is the issue that has consumed .british politi we have some audio. take a listen to what he actually said about brexit and prime minister may. >> i would have done it much differently. actually told theresa may how to do it but she didn't agree -- she didn't listen to me. >> what did she say? >> she didn't listen. no, i told her how to do it. say.will be up to her to but i told her how to do it. she wanted to go a diffe

. >> good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news out of helsinki, finland. vladimir putin just landed minutes ago for his high stakes summit with president donald trump. the world is now anxiously waiting for the highly anticipated meeting expected to happen in just moments, but putin already seems to have the edge, keeping his counterpart waiting. his plane touched down almost an hour late. earlier mr. trump and first lady melania sat down at the finnish president's residence for breakfast ahead of the meeting. >> still no agenda, it's anyone's guess what each president will walk away with, as mr. trump's bashing of the eu, slamming of the british prime minister, repeated media, robert mueller's latest round of indictments against russian hackers in the background. ahead of their meeting, president trump had this to say about putin. >> i think we could probably get along youer friends or competitors, but for russia and the united states and, frankly, the uk and other places to get along with russia and c

phillip? >> kelly, thank you. join us tonight for nbc news live coverage of president trump's supreme court nomination. that's at 9:00 p.m.eastern, 6:00 pacific right here on nbc. >>> now with some developing news out of england where a full blown murder investigation is underway after the 44-year-old woman who was recently exposed to the nerve agent has died. that was the same substance used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in march. the british woman along with 45-year-old charlie rally became gravely ill last week. his condition is still critical. police are expecting they were exposed to a contaminated item left over from the attack on the russians. >>> a chopper crash near the william and mary school. university officials sent out a tweet warning students to avoid the area. multiple agencies including the faa and ntsb werot yet able to say if the person who died was in the helicopter ground. the investigation is ongoing. >>> wildfires continue to ravage the western part of the country. in calif

phillip? >> all right, peter, thank you. >> massive wildfires burning in the western united states are prompting new dangers. the fires rage through the 4th of july forcing several cities to cancel celebrations. and today authorities warn of a deadly heat wave cascading westward, stirring fire conditions. and colorado the most destructive blaze this year has incinerated more than 100 homes. the spring fire is responsible for charring nearly 95,000 acres in one week. and outside of salt lake city, new evacuations have been ordered overnight. a reported 58 wildfires are currently ablaze in ten states out west. tearing through land and property, putting thousands at risk. over on the east coast, there may be relief in sight from the soaring heat, but along the west the temperatures into the 90s could threaten even more unstable conditions. >> hot dog eating legend joey jaws chestnut is going to have to make a little room in his st becoming coney island champion again. he won his 11th prize. natha

phillip? >> do not kw how much thicker that plot can get, though.ac trie, thank you. >> developing now, the white house says a military plane carrying what is believed to be the remains of 55 american servicemen killed during thear koreans on its way home. the military plane made a rare trip from a u.s. base in south korea to a coastal city in the north to retrieve them. when they arrive in the states, aeries of examinations will determine the remains are humane and whetherare actually american or allied troops. 65th and over marks the anniversary of the end of the korean war. president trump tweeting after so many l years, this w a great moment for so many families. thank you, kim jong-u >>> this exchange also marks the first visible result of president trump's sum wth the north korean leader. over 7,000 u.s. soldiers are listed asng missi from the korean war, with 5300 of the remains believed to still be in north korea. >>> of >> it was an historic day for facebook on the market, b certainly

i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm melissa rehberger in for frances. we begin with breaking news out of brussels where president trump is meeting with nato leaders at this year's summit. the president meeting with the e.u. secretary-general this morning ahead of a working breakfast arriving in bres ulz last night as he's set to huddle with his european downtowner parts today before heading off to london and then helsinki for his one on one sit down with vladimir putin. >> despite the handshakes and photo ops we'll see today, it's the bubbling conflict between the alliance and president trump that will take center stage as he continues to bash his counterparts forcing the head of the european council to issue this rare rebuke. >> dear america, appreciate your allies. after all, you don't have that esident. the senate also lan a taking a diplomatic swipe at mr. trump, overwhelmingly a miof

there is one family of ranchers, the phillips, who've been managing this place since 2004, but who haveam going to talk to a fourth—generation. duke. how're you doing? how are you? very good. they call you little duke. no, not any more, it's been a while. now, you're going to show me the bison, aren't you? yeah. that's good. let's do it. let's go have a look. duke phillips and his family devote 50,000 acres of land to running the bison conservation project here. unbelievably, not that long ago, this was a view that would be nigh on impossible to enjoy anywhere across the whole of the usa. so here we have a group of about 100 bison, out of a total herd of about 1500—2000 on this ranch. they are magnificent creatures. they are mostly female and they're calving at the moment. the baby bisons are so cute. they are passive normally, but you would not want to get them riled. because they weigh 1,500 lbs and they can run faster than a horse. i think i willjust stay out here. what led to the near extinction of bison in the late 19th century? generally speaking, it was western expansion, whether

phillips religion. the most problematic of which was that the, what the commissioner describes as mr. phillips' justification of his decision not to provide a cake for the plaintiff's wedding is a despicable piece of rhetoric and likening it to justice religious decisions for the holocaust. and the court upheld that biased and being discriminatory would be upheld. something not sincerely held but of debating position, and called it despicable. and it compared the civil rights commission's decision in mr. phillip's case to other decisions in which a religious customer had gone into other bakeries in colorado and had said, i would like you to make a cake, custom cake, expressing a religious message against same sex marriage. and each of the bakeries declined to make that cake. and the civil rights commission rejected complaints against those bakeries on the ground that as the supreme court later recounted. well, that message was offensive. and so, of course, the bakeries wouldn't want to associate themsel

phillip? >> bill, thank you. >>> now to some developing news out of england, where a full-blown murder investigation is under way after the 44-year-old woman who was recently exposed to a nerve agent has died. that was the same substance used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in march. the british woman, along with a man, became gravely ill last week. his condition is still critical. police expect the two were exposed to a contaminated item left over from the attack on the russians. this morning the kremlin is denying any involvement. >>> one person is dea helicopter crashed near the william and mary campus in virginia. to the ay the chopper crashed out a tweet warning students to avoid that area. several agencies, including the faa and ntsb were on the scene. police are not yet able to say whether the person who died was in the helicopter or on the ground, but the investigation is ongoing. >>> today california will join other border states in holding mass immigration hearings fo

. >> and i'm phillip mena. breaking news overnight, the so-called car fire continues to blaze through california. largely uncontrolled and now has left one person dead. >> we have had the private hire dozer operator fatality. as we mourn the loss, we also battle a fire that is moving extremely quickly. >> cal fire reports that the blaze exploded over 28,000 acres, destroying 15 structures and threatening nearly 500 more. and it's only 6% contained. nbc's miguel almaguer is in the fire zone. >> reporter: on both ends of the state, firefighters in california are losing the battle to save homes. these explosive conditions fuelled in part by record breaking heat. >> i'm just upset and scared. >> reporter: the most dangerous fire in the state threatening 5300 structures and an american jewel. the ferguson fire is just a few miles from yosemite national park. the rugged terrain so dangerous, a firefighter has been killed here. >> how dangerous is this fire? >> fire is extremely dangerous. it's so explosive and unpred

phillip? >> all right, kelly, thank you. >>> could the government be monitoring you when you travel? a new report from "the boston globe" is shedding light on quiet skies. according to the globe, the tsa is putting air marshals on planes to collect information on some travelers' movements and behaviors, even if they are not suspected of any crime. and some of those marshals say the program is a waste of time and money, forcing them to follow people who pose no real threat. nbc's jeff bennett has more. >> reporter: on any given day, several dozen american travelers may be tracked as part of a secret governmen program called quiet skies. "the boston globe" investigation reveals the tsa is putting air marshals on planes to watch u.s. citizens who have raised red flags by their foreign travel history and other based on dozens and dozens of government documents from within the tsa mostly and interviews with more than a dozen people directly involved in the program.>> rorter: when a trave selected f

of the burglaries. after running the license plate they determined that the car was registered to phillips and that he had an extensive criminal history.sot and is currently out on bail for a crime in another city in alameda county where a firearm was used. so we knew we had a violent offender coming into our city.armani phillips was taken into custody on july 20th near his home in hayward. police say that a stolen handgun was found in his possesion at the time of the arrest. he is now being held at the santa rita jail on multiple charges.sotwe've connected him to 5 auto burglaries in our city. we think we have him on others. we found property in residence that belonged to other people. police also say that the use of license plate reading cameras was key to solving this case.sotwe are using this data to solve crimes. we are using the data to deter and stop people from coming into our community and victimizing people in fremont. police also found stolen property in phillips home and they are working on return those items to the rightfull owners.in fremont, charles clifford kron 4 news. (ke

let's go right to jack phillips. was a case that was one of the reasons the term was described as one that was going to be momentous. ous.ound up being lowment we will talk about gerrymandering in which it was nomentous. the application of colorado's public accommodation discrimination statute, which says you are of public accommodation, which includes bakeries, retail establishments, that you may not discriminate in the offerings of goods and services on one various grounds, including, at the time, sexual orientation. this was before colorado recognized same-sex marriage, but had already changed its public accommodation discrimination statute to preclude discrimination based on sexual orientation. the baker in this case, jack phillips, is a cake artist, he makes custom cakes, in addition to things in display in his shop. and a same-sex couple came in asking for a wedding cake. he declined to make a wedding cake for them. there is a lot of disagreement in the briefs and opinions of the courts about what exactly went

phillips before the colorado civil rights commission. it was just an administrative agency that is going to wind up being surprisingly important in the way the court decided this case. and the commission concluded he violated the public accommodation statute and that he was required to, among other things, stop doing that and to train his staff not to make commit further violations in the future, and the colorado court of appeals decided to affirm that. it was relisted how many times, john? john: it was like 14 times. it set a record, yeah. willy: the court took a very long time including for justice gorsuch to decide if they were going to hear the case, but here did.it they the case was briefed on two theories. a free exercise theory and a free speech theory. the baker argued that the civil rights statute is forcing him to provide goods and services for a wedding with which he had a sincere, to which he had a sincere and deeply felt religious objection. that that was a burden on his free exercise of religion. and it also was compelling

so to dede phillips i say, thank you.the rest of you i say, please get out there and do some kickass stuff to distract us kom all the terrible stuff. this has been "td of story we need right now." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we got a great show for you tonight. her new film "mamma mia! here we go again" is in theaters this weekend, amanda seyfried is back on the show,verybody. [ cheers and applause ] she is an nbc news correspondent and anchor of the 2:00 p.m. houv of msnbc our friend katy tur is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] and one of our favorites, brandi carlile is here to sing for us. and this is so cool, last month brandi played a hometown fundraiser where she met a 13 year old named benicio bryant who sang her the song "the joke" and blew her away. so brandi brought him here to sing it with her tonight. i met him backstage. he's a super cool kid, and i'm just so looking forward to that. so you're here on an excellent y nigh guys. [ cheers and applause ] but before we get to any o that, republicans have op

there is one family of ranters, the phillips, who have been managing this place since 2004, but who haven the ranching game for four generations. who have been in the ranching game forfour generations. i who have been in the ranching game for four generations. i am who have been in the ranching game forfour generations. i am going to talk to a fourth—generation. duke. they call you little jerk. talk to a fourth—generation. duke. they call you littlejerk. —— little duke. you are going to show me the bison. duke phillips and his family to vote 50,000 acres of land to running the bison conservation project here. unbelievably, not that long ago, this was a view that would be nigh on impossible to enjoy anywhere across the whole of the usa will stop so here we have a group of about 100 bison, out of a total herd of about 1500 — 2000 on this range. they are magnificent creatures. they are mostly female and they are carping at the moment. the baby bisons are so cute. they are passive normally, but you would not want to get them riled. because they weigh £1500 and they can run faster than a bour

phillips still expects that it will be compensated by other products.el of growth came in at the below consensus. matt: a little below consensus. the stock over the last year up 14%. ryanair,ve on to you, what is the story with the profit drop? by 20% onprofits fell the back of an ongoing labor dispute. it has been dealing with an air traffic strike. potential flyers or would be customers are not booking flights. no one likes to book a flight that could be canceled and that had an impact on profits. going forward, ryanair also warning that higher fuel costs could hurt profits in the second order. we spoke to the cfo about the outlook for the business. let us take a quick look. >> last year we thought we would be marginally ahead. light of the strong whether we have had in the u k, the heatwave in northern europe. the world cup which is now over and the uncertainty around strike action. faire guiding our average below the 4%. overtly stronger numbers the first quarter of the year. that was the ryanair cfo. ryanair reporting a 20% decline in profits. matt

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phillips' religion. the most problematic of which was that the -- one commissioner had described his justification of his decision not to provide a cake for the wedding is a despicable piece of rhetoric and likening it to religious justifications for slavery or the holocaust and justice kennedy held that this was biased and unconstitutional discriminatory decision making because it was a sincerely held religious belief with rhetoric. in other words something not sincerely held but you know -- sort of debating position. and called it despicable and it compared the civil rights commission's decision in mr. philli phillips' case in which a religious customer had gone into other bakeries in colorado and had said i'd like you to make a cake custom cake expressing a religious message against same-sex marriage. and each of the bakeries declined to make that cake. and the civil rights commission rejected complaints against those bakeries on the ground that as the supreme court later recounted, well, that message

so let's bring in kyra phillips at the desk tonight. and this development led many people to ask almost immediately, was this the only conversation that michael cohen recorded? >> reporter: right now sources telling us this is the only recording of trump that was seized in that raid, but as you know, michael cohen has made a habit of making a lot of recordings with a lot of different people, and the fbi has all those recordings as well. >> they have those conversations. kyra phillips covering the cohen part of this story, kyra thank you. >>> we are also following a major concern involving tornadoes and severe storms hitting tonight. the track right here in a moment, but first, the death toll rising from that lake tragedy in the middle of a storm last night. it was branson, missouri. the death toll now 17 tonight, ages 1 to 70. nine members of the same family. an amphibious duck boat sinking, winds reaching 63 miles an hour on that lake, and people watching helplessly nearby. you will hear from the man jumping into the water, but there w

i would go for the line in approach i think there's some common ground between me and phillip and i worked in prevent and all the counter radicalization programs based nationally and locally at the outset and then became of the harshest critics of it because we lost our way there's an almost law against human rights now they are british citizens we need to deal with our rubbish we've got to bring them home if they are capable of being the radicalized and we can deal with them like they do in some of the nordic countries or some the scandinavian countries and we integrate them into british society great if they can't we try them whether that see in public whether that's in private whether it's in secret put them in prison throw away the keys or be the first to be the first to sign up to the idea but the idea that we somehow vassal state of the us that our detention system doesn't work that we cannot handle these chaps who need to be brought back here and families don't forget the first guy who died in syria was a chap a young chap from portsmouth who went out there on a humanitarian basis b

shannon pettypiece, robert costa, and phillip elliott join me. welcome to you all. shannon, let's start with you. you were with the president in west virginia. and he one of the first things he spoke about was the supreme court. you got a sense that he's happy with how this is playing out? >> we do. he's still planning to make a decision by monday, any day now. he's been really charging along on this. this is something he could have anticipated coming, it's not one of those issues that came out of nowhere. for him, he's in a position where he can score a lot of points with his base. can he get someone through congress? that will be congress' problem. but if he can pick a solid conservative pro-life justice, his base will love him for it and it will overcome a lot of the other shortcomings that he's had in their eyes over the past year or so. >> robert, let's talk about the list. the president said there would be five, he said there would be two women on it. we now know he's talked to seven, there are two women, so we know there's a few more men in the mix. >> there'

philip phillips coming up.apitol hill, disgraced anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok in the hot seat. >> i have talked to fbi agents around the country. you've el eminem bareyou've embm yourself. >> will ignorant hillbillies. >> that was a quick poor choice of words. >> everybody wants to see this guy drummed out of bureau. >> not everybody was critical of the anti-trump agent. >> if i could give you a purple heart i would, you deserve one. >> u.k. prime minister amid a second day of protests. >> may unveiled brexit plan which the president is

fremont police arrested armani phillips. this all started back on july 9th...rking lot of city sports club along farwell place. they say multiple cars had been burglarized there. the suspect took a wallet, bank cards and a laptop from at least one car. police used license plate readers to track a suspicious car in the area. that car- police say belonged to phillips. ( terisa ) police in benicia arrest a man with the help of a c-h-p air plane... after he's seen shooting a rifle in the benicia state recreation area. these are pictures from that plane. the c-h-p air plane found the shooter and two other men and directed police to their location. all three men were detained but only the shooter was arrested. ( james ) national news... michael cohen -- president trump's former attorney -- now claims trump knew in advance about his son's meeting at trump tower back in 2016... before the election. donald trump junior met with russians who were expected to offer the campaign dirt on hillary clinton. cohen says he's willing to share that with special counsel robert muel

phillip? >> maya, thank you. >>> president trump is firing back at iran this morning after a stark warning from that country's leader, hassan rouhani, telling the u.s., war with iran is the mother of all wars. the president responded with a blistering attack, "never, ever threaten the united states again or you'll suffer consequences, the likes few throughout history have suffered before. we're no longer a country that will stand for your words of violence and death. be cautious." the back and forth capping a turbulent weekend for the president, which saw him double down on his defense of his meeting with vladimir putin and launch of new claims the fbi spied on his 2016 campaign. nbc white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has therelivings helsinki handshake. i had a great meeting with putin. but a new poll casts doubt. in "the washington post"/abc survey, 50% responded they disapprove of the president's handling of the putin meeting. 33% approve. echoing harsh criticism from democrats. >> i

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. thailand's interior minister says the boys are strong and safe but theyo need undergo detailedic m checks. as you just said, it seems the rescue operations have resumed in the rescue mission which is very complex. they've had to restock air tanks along the route and other supplies as well. extra masks, wet suits, blankets. all scenarios have been planned fo a there' lot of preparation. thailand's interior minister also saying that the same divers that took part in the operation to bring out four members of that soccerls team will conduct the next operation since they've already been through one and they know the cave conditions well. one of the support divers from that mission telling nbc news that from the first part of the rescue the kids were totally ca, which was one of the initial concerns when they first discussed bringing them out witc a equipment. they decided to start bringing the strongest and healthiest members of the team out on this dangerous journey. their total timen th

. >> i'm phillip mena. the east is getting slammed with rainfall as the southwest is baked. and creeping up into the northeast with flash flood watches issued for philadelphia and most of new jersey. >>> meanwhile, the southwest sizzled with record high temperatures soaring over 100 degrees. nbc meteorologist bill karins tells us when to expect some relief. welcome back, bill. >> good morning. flash flood watches expanded into areas of the east and central carolina. 15 people area. we've gotten drenched overnight. numerous flash flood warnings and river flood i up towards richmond. d.c. has a break right now. we've had a lot of heavy rain to the east and west of raleigh. looks like you're going to get another batch here. there's some heavy stuff off the ocean and off the coast of new jersey that will eventually spread through new jersey. this weather pattern is not going anywhere. they call it stagnant. it will be here for much of this week. >> thanks for the heads up, bill. >>> we have breaking news for you overnight out of toronto. chaos after a gunman opened fire in a bus

the baker in the case, jack phillips is a cake artist that makes custom cakes in addition to a lot of things that are on display in his shop. the same-sex couple came in asking for a wedding cake. he declined to make a wedding cake for them. there is a lot of disagreement actually in the opinions of the court about billy what exactly went on. what his policy was and what what services he refused to provide. i think the understanding of watch the court decided the case was that he said he would sell them other items in his shop. if they wanted to buy cupcakes out of the displaced case, he would happily sell that to them. he would not make a custom cake for the same-sex wedding. it appears that no matter what the cake will look like, the couple wound up getting a rainbow cake, he did not get to the case -- part of the case where he would discuss the cake. he would not sell a cake for the same-sex wedding to the mother of one of the terms who is not herself gay but was with them at one of the visits to the bakery. the complaint was brought against masterpiece cake shop and mr. phillips b

clifford has details. the fremont police department says that 21-year-old hayward resident armani phillipsin custody facing multiple charges including 3 counts of burglary.this all started back on july 9th, when fremont police responded, here, to the parking lot of city sports along farwell place on reports of multiple vehicles being burglarized. the suspect apparently took a wallet, bank cards and a laptop from at least one car. after reviewing surveillance video, police determined that the suspect was driving a grey volvo. they then checked licensce plate reading cameras along nearby mowry avenue and found a grey volvo leaving the area around the time of the burglaries. after running the license plate they determined that the car was registered to phillips and that he had an extensive criminal history.sot and is currently out on bail for a crime in another city in alameda county where a firearm was used. so we knew we had a violent offender coming into our city.armani phillips was taken into custody on july 20th near his home in hayward. police say that a stolen handgun was found in his

. >> and i'm phillip mena. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein unders fire t morning. a group of republicans in the house have launched an effort to impeach him. accusing rosenstein of impeding congressional oversight for special counsel robert mueller's investigatio into russian election meddling. house freedom caucus chairman mark meadows, oo congressman jim jordan, and nine co-sponsors have introduced articles of impeachment claiming rosenstein has withheld documents and misled congress. >> for nine months we've asked for documents and that's all we want are the documents. and what we found is not only have subpoenas been nored, but information has been hidden. the efforts have been stone walled. >> conservative lawmakers have accused the of trying to smear president trump through the russia investigation. mewhile democrats are blasting the impeachment efforts against rosenstein. lifornia congressman adam schiff tweeting that it shows the extraordinary langths republ will go to protect president trump. >> michael cohen's secret tape sparking very public firestorm on