i'm phillip mena. >> great being with you. i'm frances rivera. we start off this morning with a russia investigation. robert mueller's probe now hitting its one year mark with no telling when it would wrap up. so far four former trump campaign associates have been charged. three have pleaded guilty and are cooperating. mueller has also obtained two more guilty pleas and indicted 13 russians and three russian companies. still, the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani claims it is all a witch hunt and that the investigation needs to be put to rest. bloomberg is now reporting giuliani and his team will used to's one year mark as a weapon against the probe. giuliani claims the special counsel's own team said they don't have the power to indict a sitting president. in fact, here's what he had to say about the probe overnight. >> we're trying to get him to end this. this is not good for the american people. special counsel's office does president seem to have that sort of understanding that they're interfering with things that are much bigger than

. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with developing news out of jerusalem where the u.s. embassy is set to formally open in just hours. after the american delegation was welcomed in israel overnight. greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu as festivities were underway to honor the new embassy, ivanka trump, jared kushner, treasury secretary steven mnuchin and others all on hand for the celebrations as netanyahu lavished praise on president trump's decision to relocate the embassy. >> president trump is making hif hif history. we are deeply grateful and our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and to move the embassy there tomorrow. [ applause ] >> this morning jerusalem remains a city on edge with a wave of protests greeting the embassy's controversial new home. it marks what could be some of the most explosive few days in recent history there. with clashes already breaking out between arabs and jews. for more let's turn to nbc's ma

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. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with breaking news out of hawaii. an emergency proclamation has been declared after its most active volcano erupted late at night. the massive plumes of smoke began rising from the volcano hours after magnitude 5 earthquake rattled the big island. it was the most powerful telemun trembler to strike since last week. >> those alarms were sounded as lava cut through neighbors in the puna district. some 1800 people in lay lanny had been forced to evacuate to red cross shelters and nearby communities. residents captured these dramatic images of lava flows spanning several hundred yards oozing out of cracks and roadways. some cracks reportedly measured up to 18 inches long and 2 inches wide. governor david is urging residents there to follow instructions and is activated the national guard to assist with evacuations and security. the hawaii volcano's national park where the volcano is located is also closed off some 16,000 acres. >> more rints hints from the trump administration that the three americans detained in north ko

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin this morning with the president forging ahead with a new tactic as he pushes back against the russia investigation the going to war now with his own justice department. he spent the weekend blasting the d.o.j. following reports of an alleged fbi informant in contact with members of his 2016 presidential campaign. >> mr. trump now demanding an investigation into the supposed infiltration of his campaign, one that he says was politically motivated. tweeting, quote, i here by demand and will do so officially the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi/d.o.j. infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes and if any such demands or requests were made by people within the obama administration. the call for an investigation coming as mr. trump and his ally try to unveil just who that reported informant might be. and as the president's top lawyer gives a deadline for the mueller probe. we get more now from nbc's susan mcennis in washington. good m

. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with the disaster unfolding on hawaii's big island. residents there are facing a trifecta of natural threats after its most active volcano started erupting on thursday. as many as ten fissures have broken out some spewing lava 200 feet into the air. >> molten rock pouring into the neighborhood slowly with tremendous impact as captured by the video. it is smoldering everything in its path from vehicles to power lines. officials say 26 homes have been destroyed and nearly 2000 residents have been forced to flee from two subdivisions in the puna district. uncertainty of whether they could return home. >> you know, one night it was fine. there were little cracks in the pavement. the next morning, boom, no one had any warning. >> boom, your whole life comes to a screeching halt. just the thought of like losing everything we've worked so hard for. >> more than a thousand earthquakes have rocked the area since last week triggered by the massive magna flows including a 6.9 magnitude quake friday, the strongest to strike in over 40 years. anoth

i'm phillip mena. >> good to be with you on this thursday. i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news this morning. three american detained in north korea for up to two years are now on american soil. a lachl lo a live look as the president emerges with detainees coming out and again here in america for the first time since being detained in north korea. who you're seeing right now live are kim dong-chul, kim hack sung, and tony kim, landing at joint base andrews right now. you can see peace signs right there, applause from the president and the first lady. also being greeted by vice-president mike pence. the release came after secretary of state mike pompeo again met with north korean leader kim jong-un in pyongyang. telling reporters on a plane the form he detainees appear in good health. >> the release now paves the wait for historic come it between kim jong-un and president trump which secretary pompeo says could be announced in the next few days. we do not know yet where that meeting will be, although many people have said trump has indicated it could

. >> i'm phillip mena. we start in jerusalem where the new u.s. embassy is set to open in hours. greeted by benjamin net ya hue as festivities were under way o honor president trump. >> president trump is making a statement. we are deeply grateful and our people will be eternally grateful for his bold decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. >> leaving the city on edge with a wave of protests. it marks what could be some of the postexplosive few days in history there. clashes breaking out between arabs and jews. >> up with of the reasons this decision is so volatile is moving the u.s. embassy means the united states will recognize jerusalem as the capital. it seems like that should be just a technicality, but it is a dig deal for all parties involved and that is because jer ruse slem a well established this point this dispute that has been going on for decades. she hap he is leap frogging and by the means we negotiate a final resolution to this conflict, so he will be sparking violence and protests throughout the muslim world. you won't see anything more violent that

good morning, i'm phillip mena. we begin with a state of emergency near baltimore where there is dangerous flash flooding there. fire officials responding to buildings collapsing. the governor considers this damage to be worse than the massive flooding from two summers ago that claimed two lives. i would say it is as bad or use as two years ago. they say it's a once every thousand year flood and we had two in two years. we have more on the ol day weekend disaster. >> we're here in maryland in a small town that has experienced de stating flooding for the second time in less than two years. it was incredible to see the pictures and video coming out. there was so many people traps in businesses this holiday weekend. people out for perhaps a bite to eat and workers unable to leave. one person told me there was a jaep floating down main street. a state of emergency has been declared here. they will start to assess the damage at first light, but no fatalities have been reported. >> the u.s. gulf coast is bracing itself as

. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with the president going to war now with his own justice department. after i spent the weekend blasting the doj following reports of an alleged fbi informant in contact with members of his 2016 presidential campaign. >> mr. trump is now demanding an investigation into the supposed infiltration of his campaign, one that he says was politically motivated. as he and his allies try to unveil just who that reported informant might be. we get more from nbc's kelly o'donnell in washington. >> reporter: after spending the whole weekend inside the white house, the president emerged on twitter with a major declaration. i here by demand that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi, doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes. the president's demand follows reporting in "the new york times" and washington post that an fbi informant made contact with three members of the trump campaign in the summer of 2016, after the bureau bega

. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with breaking news overnight on the continued battle between president trump and porn star stormy daniels. after rudy giuliani, the former mayor of new york, and current attorney for the president, made a stunning revelation while speaking to sean hannity. giuliani revealing what happened after that $130,000 hush payment to stormy daniels was facilitated by mr. trump's then lawyer, michael cohen, days before the 2016 election. he said cohen was reimbursed by the president himself. take a listen. >> that moneyas not campaign money. sorry. i'm giving you a fact now you that don't know. it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> they funneled it through a law firm. >> funneled it through a law firm. and then the president repaid it. >> at one point the fox news anchor even tried to interject into giuliani's revelation as giuliani claimed payments mr. trump made to cohen for his services each month were in fact reimbursements for that $130 thousands h

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. violence boiled over in gaza near the border with israel. tens of thousands of palestinians staging a protest as the united states opened its new embassy in jerusalem. by day's end, at least 56 palestinians were killed and nearly 2,000 others were wounded by israeli forces. it is the deadliest day of violence at the border since 2014. >> but just miles away, jared kushner and ivanka trump were all smiles as they unveiled the new embassy. the juxtaposition captured by papers all across the globe. an analysis in the israeli paper calling the events a predictable disaster, and in one particularly scathing front page, the new york daily news calling the first daughter daddy's little fool. matt bradley is live in gaza. matt, good morning. all right. we're having issues with matt right now. we will get to that story a little later in the broadcast. >>> first we want to tell you about first lady melania trump who will be waking up in a hospital this morning, recovering at walter reed after undergoing a kidney procedure monday. the medical intervent

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news this morning and the swift downfall of new york's attorney general, once seen as a leader in the me too movement. the headlines say it all. eric schneiderman now resigning from office just hours after he was accused of abusing four women in a new yorker article. according to the report, the women say schneiderman subjected them to nonconsensual physical violence, including being slapped in the face, choked and spit on by schneiderman, sometimes while in bed. two of the women spoke on the record saying they eventually sought medical attention for their injuries, and they also detail claims of schneiderman's heavy drinking and use of prescription drugs. schneiderman denies the allegations, telling "the new yorker" in the privacy of intimate relationships, i have engaged in role-playing and other consensual sexual activity. i have not assaulted anyone. i've never engaged in nonconsensual sex. >> schneiderman's ex-wife also coming to his defense saying he has a

. >>> good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> great being with you. i'm frances rivera. we begin this morning with what is now a big step in the fight against colon cancer. the third leading cause of canc cancer death in this country. >> the american cancer society say adults should get screened for the disease at age 45 instead of age 50. it is an attempt to halt soaring rates of americans diagnose with colon cancer. researchers are trying to figure out why this is happening. some point to eating more processed foods and the decrease in physical activity. colon cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer in america. >> actor john goodman is speaking out following abc's cancellation of its hit reboot of roseanne. as co-star roseanne spends the night tweeting out her latest rounds of apologies, excuses and attacks, according to entertainment tonight goodman was reluctant to address the drama saying he would, quote, rather say nothing than to cause more trouble. in her tweet storm, barr fired back at critics saying she made one stupid joke in a lifetime of fighting

. >> and i'm phillip mena. the northeast is cleaning up after a violent line of severe storms that brought blinding downpours, tornadoes, and even flash flooding. the storms have killed at least three people, all of them after being struck by trees knocked down by those powerful winds. the storm leaves behind trails of debris, downed trees, and power lines, putting nearly 400,000 in the dark. in the city of newburgh, new york, the damage so bad all roads have been shut down. >>> time-lapse video captured ominous clouds rolling into new york city. conditions outside crippled travel, stranding tens of thousands at grand central terminal as commuter trains suspended service. some regions including new york and connecticut were also thrashed with thunderstorms and massive hail the size of baseballs. maryland remains under a flash flood warning. floodwaters stranded a train. all 85 passengers on board fleeing to the upper level of that double-decker train car. everyone made it out safe, but that service remains susp

." >>> good morning, i'm phillip mena. frances is off today. memorial day weekend was a wash out for one maryland community as a powerful flash flood surged through ellicott city. fire officials responded to reports of buildings collapsing as the baltimore suburb was ov thi damage to be worse than the massive flood from two summers ago that claimed two lives. >> it's really truly devastating. i would say it's as bad or worse than the storm two years ago. they say this is a once every thousand-year flood, and we had two of them in two years. >> our washington, d.c. affiliates darcy spencer with wrc tells us more. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. we are here in ellicott city, maryland. it's a small town that has experienced devastating flooding for the second time in less than two years. it was just incredible to see the pictures and the video coming out of main street here in ellicott city this evening. there were so many people who were trapped inside businesses on this holiday weekend. people out for perhaps a bite to eat. also workers unab

. >> and i'm phillip mena. tragedy struck a south carolina community when a local news anchor and photo journalist were both killed after a tree fell on their suv as they were covering heavy rain in the area. anchor mike mccormick and photographer aaron smeltzer were both a part of wyff, the nbc affiliate in greenville, south carolina. >> all across the south, severe weather has triggered states of emergency as subtropical storm alberto rumbles on to land in florida. nbc's kerry sanders is there. >> reporter: with the surf up, lifeguards are encouraging people to stay out of the water even though most of the storm has passed through, there are still deadly rip currents. alberto hitting the florida pan handle with wind gusts of up to 59 miles per hour. dangerous rip currents. and up to four inches of rain. the slow moving storm hitting five days before the official start of the hurricane season. >> it's not a good sign that we're getting named storms before the hurricane season officially starts. unsettling. >>

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. dozens of children are fighting for their lives in surgery following a catastrophic crash. a community is reeling after a school bus packed with middle school students returning from a field trip violently collided with a dump truck on a major new jersey highway. the force of the crash completely ripping off the undercarriage of the bus, leaving a student and a teacher dead and 43 others injured. >> investigators are combing through the wreckage trying to determine where it all went wrong. nbc's kristen dahlgren has the latest. >> reporter: the images are haunting. a crash so severe the bus separated from its wheels, tossing students. >> a lot of people were screaming, and they were like hanging from their seat belts. >> reporter: 11-year-old theo was on the bus filled with his fifth grade classmates from par am us, new jersey, excited about a field trip. >> we were going to waterloo village and one of the trucks behind us got hit as we toppled over the middle part of the highway. >>

. >> and i'm phillip mena. the date has been set for historic summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. the president tweeting the meeting will take place on june 12th in singapore. the announcement came just hours after three americans previously detained by north korea finally arrived back home. and at a rally in indiana last night, president trump again praised kim for their release. >> kim jong-un did a great service to himself, to his country by doing this. but those hostages came out with respect. we didn't pay for them. we're going to set the table. we're going to make a great deal for the world, for north korea, for south korea, for japan, for china. >> nbc's janice mackey frere joining us from singapore with moore. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. the talks here are expected to last one day, and of course will focus on north korea's weapons programs. the venue here has not yet been announced, but singapore has a track record for hosting big events that require

. >>> good morning, i'm phillip mena. we begin this memorial day with a powerful flash floods ripping through ellicott city, maryland, impromptuing the governor to declare a state of emergency. roads turned into raging rivers and cars were swept away. the water rose above the first floor in some buildings and they responded to reports of buildings collapsing. the governor considers the damage to be worse than the massive flood from two summers ago that claimed two lives. >> it is really truly devastating. i would say it's as bad or worse than the storm two years ago. they say this is a once every thousand-year flood, and we had two of them in two years. >> so far officials have not reported any casualties nor injuries. >>> the u.s. gulf coast is bracing itself as alberto, the first tropical storm of the season rapidly approaches. punishing rains and strong winds are intensifying, threatening to bring tornadoes and dangerous rip currents to the region. states of emergency have been declared from florida to mississippi and

. >> and i'm phillip mena. a manhunt is under way in baltimore after a police officer was killed responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle in a suburban neighborhood. officials say the female officer was critically injured after a confrontation and taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. authorities are now asking anyone with information to call police. nbc's pete williams has more. >> reporter: in the air and on the ground, state and local police launched an urgent manhunt in a suburb of baltimore, maryland after a baltimore county police officer was killed. >> can you let us know if you have any vehicle description or anything? >> reporter: she had been dispatched to check out reports of a suspicious vehicle. police say it appeared the people in the vehicle had broken into a house. >> she encountered the suspects, and she was critically injured. our officer was transported to the franklin square hospital where she was pronounced deceased at 2:50 p.m. >> reporter: they were searching for as

i'm phillip mena. >> good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. we begin with a disaster unfolding on hawaii's big island. as many as 10 volcanic fissurs have opened up some as high as 30 feet in the air. in the puna district smoldering everything in its path including 26 homes. nearly 2000 residents in the lay lanny estates subdivision and gardens have been forced out of their homes. >> the massive magma flows have triggered more than 1,000 earthquakes since last week. officials say the seismic activity could continue for months. then there is another threat that is unseen to the eyes, but no less dangerous. lethal concentrations of toxic sulfur gas are in the air. nbc's steve patterson is right there on the ground for us. steve, good morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: frances, officials they have allowed those in the lay lanny collect their items, personal effects and medication. they are warning everyone within the risk zone be careful and be ready to flee at a moment's notice. there is no sign of this volcanic activity from slowing down.

. >> and i'm phillip mena. president trump is now hinting about the potential release of three americans, have been accused of hostile acts against north korea. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is in north korea today for a second visit in just six weeks. he is expected to return with the detain easees. along with details of the summit with president trump. janice mackie frayer is live in beijing. good morning, janice. >> reporter: good morning, frances. there is a lot of speculation over whether the three detainees will be leaving pyongyang with the secretary of state. there have been enthusiastic reports in south korean media that were later walked back by the presidential advisor's office of the south korean president. what we know at this point is that mike pompeo is in pyongyang to finalize the details of this summit between kim jong-un and president trump that is expected to happen at the end of this month, more likely sometime in june. there has also been the suggestion in north korean media recently th

. >>> good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein is expected to turn himself over to new york authorities today and face criminal charges according to a source familiar with the case. weinstein's alleged sexual behavior made him ground zero for the me too movement with dozens of women making allegations against him. according to the new yorker, lucia evans, a former aspiring actress said she is one of the women pressing charges against weinstein for allegedly sexually assaulting her in his manhattan office in 2004. >> actors rose mcgowan one of the first to accuse weinstein of sexual assault said she was shocked that he plans to surrender. in a statement to teen vogue, mcgowan says, quote, this time the handcuffs will be on the right person. harvey weinstein continues to deny all claims of nonconsensual sex. innocence's rehema ellis tells us more. >> reporter: fallen hollywood mogul harvey weinstein expected to face charges stemming from multiple allegations of sexual abuse according to a so

phillip mena is live in the nbc newsroom in new york with the latest. >>> the disaster in hawaii's bigsland is still heating up the kilauea volcano is sending waves of lava and plumes of smoke into the air it's giving rise to this eerie threat, these bright blue flames as burning vegetation is producing methane gas. >>> mike pence warned north korea could turn into libya if kim jong-un doesn't make a deal. the rogue regime hit back. north korea's vice minister of foreign affairs saying the remarks were ignorant and stupid, calling pence a dummy. the spat further putting into jeopardy a summit between kim jong-un and president trump. >>> security cameras caught the dramatic moment a huge sinkhole swallowed up three cars in east china. the drainage pipes on the site were being upgraded and a lot of rain fell before the collapse. authorities requested safety measures be improved back to you. >> you think >> that's just a lot larger than what's happening at the white house. there's only a little sinkhole there. thank you very much for that >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," musk vers

. >>> let's check on this morning's other top headlines outside of the world of business phillip menas in new york with the latest >>> good morning a manhunt is under way for several suspects in baltimore after an officer was killed. police say a female officer was responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle she was critically injured after a confrontation and taken to the hospital where she later died. it's unclear how she was hurt, a witness does say she was ran over authorities are asking anyone with information to call police. >>> in florida police released dramatic body cam footage between officers and a gunman who opened fire at the miami area golf resort owned by president trump. that suspect is facing a dozen charges. he has been ordered held without bond. >>> here's some news that might make your breakfast choice this morning easier there's been a lot of back and forth about whether eggs are good or bad for you because of cholesterol. now a new study published today by the bmj journal heart claims an egg a day may reduce your cardiovascular risk and the risk of stroke by

. ♪ >>> potentially good news around north korea leading the world and national headlines phillip menae on that. >>> president trump is hinting about the potential release of three americans detained in north korea. secretary of state mike pompeo is in north korea today for a second visit in six weeks. he is expected to return with the detainees along with details of the planned summit between president trump and jkim john n. >>> and later this morning, cia director nominee haspel will have confirmation hearings >>> and another airline scare. this time delta passengers on board a flight were forced to evacuate after smoke started to fill the cabin after landing in denver videos showed passengers helping exit using emergency slides and over-wing exits. it's unclear what caused that smoke. >> scary scene in denver >>> up next, a rare live report from inside iran on their reaction to trump's decision to scrap that iran nuclear deal we're live in hrtean with the latest when "worldwide exchange" returns. [whistling] hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it'

phillip mena has the latest. >>> good morning lava continues to flow from mount kilauea volcano destroyingverything in its path now authorities are rushing to close off production wells at a nearby geothermal plant that provides much of the island's electricity. >>> a scare at hollywood burbank airport overnight after two planes clipped wings on the tarmac the united and sky west planes came into contact while the sky west plane was taxiing damage to the airplane was minimal. no one was injured >>> celebrated novelist phillip roth has died. he was one of the most decorated figures in american literature writing 25 books exploring themes of sex, assimilation and identity he was lauded for his controversial novels he was 85 years old. back to you. >>> thank you very much, phillip. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," oil is in focus we want to know can the bakken keep on rocking? we're headed le tivtohe heart of america's oil boom when "worldwide exchange" returns ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? using wipes in the kitchen, and sprays in the bathroom can be

i'm phillip mena. >> good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. a disaster unfolding on hawaii's big island. as many as

for that we go to phillip mena in new york. >>> a swift downfall for the new york attorney general.ric schneiderman resigning from office hours after being accused of abusing four women, he subjected them to being slapped, choked and spit on snyderman denies the allegations saying in the privacy of intimate relationships i have engaged in role playing and other consensual sexual activity i have not assaulted anyone. i have never engaged in nonconsensual sex. snydermanid schneiderman saying while these allegations are unrelated to my professional conduct or the operations of the office, they will prevent me from leading the office's work at this critical time. >>> hawaii is being affected by earthquakes, lava flows and toxic gas. officials say the volcanic activity has subsided for now but could resume at any time. >>> the trump white house revealed its proposed funding cuts calling for the claw back of $15 billion in federal spending nearly half would come from the children's health insurance program. more than 30 other programs would be cut overall if congress approves the measure

we have phillip mena in new york with the latest. >>> good morning iran and israel are edging closerout war. israel's military says iranian forces fired about 20 project e projectiles at its army in the golan heights prompting israel to retaliate with strikes targeting tehran's forces across syria. at least 23 people were killed mostly syrian soldiers >>> flood warnings are expanding near montana where the clark river has reached flood stage. as many as 1300 homes could be threatened >>> floodwaters have overtaken about half the land at a bison ranch. the national weather service expects the river to keep rising into the weekend and will remain at flood levels for a week. >>> vladimir putin took to the ice to celebrate his inauguration, scoring 5 goals during an exhibition hockey game the russian leader played in sochi before a packed crowd with a team of russian hockey legends on putin's side, even some who competed on behalf of russia during the 2014 sochi olympic games. back to you. >> i'm surprised he didn't score 10 or 15 goals during that match. >> good point. thank you very mu