votes fora casts .5 phillips.cgovern.ote for two and a half votes for senator mccarthy. 37 and a half votes for vice president humphrey. [applause] >> the oklahoma vote is as follows. 37.5 votes for vice president humphrey. two and one half votes for voteor mccarthy, one half for senator mcgovern, and one half vote for channing phillips. i can't hear very well. walter: they have three states that have passed so far. this is the vote for oregon coming up. vice president humphrey has 1214 votes, it takes 1311 here. oregon has 35 votes. for senator mccarthy. walter: vice president humphrey lost one vote. pennsylvania has 130 votes. this could put humphrey across. [applause] apparently they know it. they know it down there. they have been keeping up. politicians are good with pencil and paper when it comes to it. two and one half votes for senator mcgovern, 21 and one half votes for senator mccarthy, and 103 and three quarters -- [applause] walter: vice president hubert humphrey is the nominee of the democratic party

myra immediately called another guy named phillips, andrew phillips, who was working atwoods, and myra led the effort the plan and over a period of less than two hours cleaned 53 vehicles so that we missed not a minute of pullout. the vehicles were sparkling. they are the newest vehicles in our fleet, so it is a tribute to her initiative, to her organization and skills, to the pride that she takes in her job, to the responsibility that she feels to the riders. so it is my pleasure to introduce you to myra phillips. i also want to acknowledge adrian scott who is the bus superintendent. lewis guzzo, mr. phillips, her husband, who's done an

sheriff's deputies pulled over josh phillips for a suspected dui. phillips told the officer he had been drinking... but was not under the influence.... and that he had just got off work and was following a co-worker home. before he was able to comply with the deputies request for a field sobriety test.... the officers k-9 lept out of the car... and started biting him. ( james ) phillips suffured 2 wounds. the sheriff's department says the dog was áaccidentallyá released... and there is now an internal review. ( darya ) novato police say a 13-year-old boy was cited for making threats against his school. it happened at sinaloa middle

something to keep close watch on, phillip. the storm getting an active start to hurricane season which officially begins june 1st. >> don't tell that to mother nature. bonnie, thank you. >>> former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital this morning after experiencing low blood pressure and fatigue. a spokesman for the 93-year-old says he will likely remain at the hospital in maine for a few days for observation. just saturday the former president visited with veterans at an american legion pancake breakfast in kennebunk port. the office said he is awake and alert and not in any discomfort. >>> in the on again off again high stakes u.s./north korea summit, it is apparently game on again. president trump now saying he and kim jong-un could still meet for that historic meeting in singapore on june 12th. the president confirmed on twitter that a team of u.s. officials has now arrived in north korea to, quote, make arrangements for the summit. that as we hear a third person could be in the room for the crucial meeting.

two years later, elizabeth and phillip welcomed daughter anne.resides in clarence house and phillip ends his naval career in 1951. that same year, the family and the country face a crisis when the princess' father, a heavy smoker, has surgery after doctors report, quote, structural changes in the lung. >> he had a lung removed. and there was hope that he would make a full recovery. >> the king was suffering from cancer but nobody talked about it in those days. >> he was in denial, really, about how ill he was. he wanted to keep it from his family as much as possible. >> he never wanted to be king. so i think for george, really, the stress of having to take on that mantle, the burden of sovereignty, plus the cancer, made him a very sickly man. >> four months after the surgery, king george sees elizabeth and phillip off as the couple embarks on a six-month commonwealth tour. the first stop is kenya. >> she was in a bush hotel if you like, or treetops, and she was telling the person that owned the place, i had a letter from papa. he was feeling bett

previously peter phillips and autumn phillips married here in 2008. edward and sophie wessex married here as well. but nothing on this scale. clearly. some things will be a traditional royal wedding but we're already seeing things breaking with tradition. the big story is about the cake. i would love to see the cake maker. it's been described as nontraditional and it's going to be in a special installation. that's normally a word you get with an art gallery! the guests as well, they‘ve made a big thing about wanting to get as many members of the public and the charities they are connected with involved. just people they know really, and people they work with through their charity work. the big thing about the gifts is they've

he couldn't >> horrible. >> reporter: phillips says wouns left leg and buttocks. h said he was released from eden hospital at 6:00 this morning with two stitches. a citation for dui and prescription for antibiotics. phillips said the canine handler did apologize to him at the hospital but he would still like to see the canine euthanize and had this incident put under investigation. live in east bay, i'm kate larson, abc7 news, we'll send it back to you. >> all right, kate, thank you. >>> new at 11:00, in fremont, a brazen daytime home burglary was thwarted by an alert landscaper but the suspect didn't go easily. at one point apparently taking a pleets canine hostage. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: home surveillance captured the suspect in question on faulkner drive at 1:45 in the afternoon. moments later the street came alive with police. >> it was intense. >> reporter: a neighbor who didn't want to be identified showed us the police response recorded by his cameras. they say the suspect broke a window and went inside the house. a la

phillip? >> he said a lot of things similar to that. all right, chris, thank you so much. >> we have a deadline on the iran deal. just days away, britain takes a turn at convincing president trump not to walk away. u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson is in washington this morning, meeting with officials including secretary of state mike pompeo and vice-president mike pence to lobby for the united states to stay in the landmark deal. in a "the new york times" op-ed johnson writes, of all the options we have for ensuring that iran never gets a nuclear weapon, this pact offers the fewest disadvantages. for more let's go to nbc's allie arouzi in tehran. good morning. >> reporter: that's right, frances, boris johnson has urged president trump's administration not to give up on the iran nuclear deal, saying at this juncture it would be a mistake to walk away from the deal. he's the last of the three big european powers in recent weeks to visit washington, in part, to try and convince the white house to stay in the accord. as you mention, he

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin this morning with developing news out of jerusalem where the u.s. embassy is set to formally open in just hours. the american delegation was welcomed to israel overnight, greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu as fest tichlts are underway to honor the new embassy. ivanka trump, jared kushner and 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 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 ] >> but this morning jerusalem remains a city on edge with a wave of protests greeting the embassy's controversial new home. marking 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 on this let's go to nbc's matt

phillip? >> bill neely, bill, thank you. >> this morning we are learning the president trump's legal team is now claiming the russia probe is no longer legitimate. cautioning him away from an interview with robert mueller and that special counsel's investigation. at least until the lawyers representing the president can review the classified information shared with congressional lawmakers last week on the fbi's investigation into the trump campaign back in 2016. the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani now claiming mr. trump's unproven claims of a supposed spy within his campaign ranks is all part of a p.r. campaign aimed at sftinghe public against the russia probe. >> they're giving us the material to do it. of course we have to do it in defending the president. we're defending to a large extent -- remember, dana, we're defending here -- it is for public opinion because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach, not impeach. remember, the congress, democrat, republican are goin

and phillips two lines in no time. act that's relatively easy in the crater since the big cats are well protected and not in the least bit timid but in spite of the favorable conditions these lions are in serious trouble reproduction right arlo. guthrie once that was established genetic studies were carried out when the results were compared to similar studies in africa it was clear that no other population this is genetically impoverished as the one here in the crater there is a long history of very close and breeding with with males mating with their mothers with their sisters with their daughters with their granddaughters. and it's been so for many line generations inbreeding reduces the animals fertility makes more susceptible to disease in order to determine how they are related has to be able to identify the individual lions that's done with the help of physical characteristics like scars and of the unique facial features there with his spots are permanent they're born with a pattern where the number of spots in

prince phillip. retires from his public duties in 2017.hat's going to be difficult for the queen. there's a sense of having to go at it line. gu her very core. she's not going to change now. >> prince are from the beginning knew what his role was. and the truth is, over 70 years he hardly put a foot wrong. he always turns up on the right day wearing the right uniform. and walking one step behind the queen. and i think it's because they believe in the role and they know it's not about themselves. >> there's a connection between them. he's the only person who can say what he likes to her. and she's the only person in the world who can say to the duke, do shut up. >> at 92, queen elizabeth is the longest reigning monarch is british history. she promised her whole life be devoted to serve her people. she is tarting to prepare for her successor. during the annual remembrance day ceremony on november 11, 2017, her majesty stands in attendance. but hands over wreath laying duty to her son charles. something she's never done before. >> it's intere

>> reporter: well, dan, you're going hear from josh phillips here in just a moment.nty sheriff's department the minute he pulled over. he still ended up getting mauled by a dog. it was shot by his friend. he was pulled over around 2:00 this morning in castro valley for driving under the flunls. then all of a sudden the canine officer jumps out of his squad car. >> oh, hey! [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the video shows the dog biting down on phillips while he screams in pain on the sidewalk as deputies try to pull the dog off. the alameida county sheriff's department said it is an accident. the dog handler button was pushed unintentionally when he was searching phillips' car. he has a different take. >> i thought he pressed it on purpose and he couldn't control the dog. he couldn't say the commands to get the dog off me in the first place. ways being mauled 45 seconds before anything happened. the other officers stood there like it's not their business. >> reporter: how are you feeling tonight? >> horrible. >> reporter: phillips says he has dog bite wounds all over his left

myra immediately called another guy named phillips, andrew phillips, who was working atwoods, and myra led the effort the plan and over a period of less than two hours cleaned 53 vehicles so that we missed not a minute of pullout. the vehicles were sparkling. they are the newest vehicles in our fleet, so it is a tribute to her initiative, to her organization and skills, to the pride that she takes in her job, to the responsibility that she feels to the riders. so it is my pleasure to introduce you to myra phillips. i also want to acknowledge adrian scott who is the bus superintendent. lewis guzzo, mr. phillips, her husband, who's done an outstanding job in ed woods' division in another capacity. so it's my pleasure to introduce myra and ask you to honor her for her work not only on the night of march 30th, but day in and day out for great performance. [applause]. >> thank you. i want to say thank you to the board for allowing me this opportunity. thank you, john, for actually taking the initiative for the recognition. i really appreciate it. also, thank you to my superintendent, mr. sc

savannah phillips, passenger"i do feel more beautiful today." savannah's post now has several hundred shares on facebook. (ken) american women are having fewer babies -- and researchers say choosing careers over motherhood could be one factor.(pam) a new report from the national center for health statistics says there were just under four million births in the u-s in 2017 -- a new record low. that's down two-percent from the year before and the lowest number in 30 years. the report found that other numbers are rising -- but that's not a good thing. the cesarean delivery rate increased to 32-percent. the rate of pre-term births rose to nearly ten percent. new tonight at á10 grapes and grass...some companies are trying to cash in on california's two top cash crops.the wine and weed tours happening in the bay area that organizers hope will grab the attention of the state's tourism industry. that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten. the warriors took care of warriors took the the warriors took care of business in houston... by winning game one and takin

phillip? >> those images so stunning. thank you. >>> some unexpected drama as we inch closer to the royal wedding. tmz is reporting meghan markle's father may not attend after controversy over staged paparazzi photos of him getting ready for the trip to london. for more let's go to nbc's calipari. not just the photos but apparently a medical condition keeping him away from the wedding? >> yes, so listen, scandal, outrage and tears. here we are. i'm talking about british morning television news anchors. thomas markle, 73 years old, was supposed to be here some time in the next 48 hours. he was going to meet his soon to be step-son. he was going to meet the queen. the question now is will he come at all? he is talking to tmz from his house in mexico. and what he is telling them is that he has been totally ashame to have had way he handled the paparazzi to begin with. apparently there were some photos taken that made him look like a goof really coming in out of town. and it turns out that was all staged. he got some money ou

but in 2004, chevron phillips became concerned about medical use of marlex.t issued a warning that it must not be used for "permanent implantation in the human body." duane priddy is a leading plastics engineer, and a fellow of the american chemical society. >> duane priddy: i can't, in my wildest imagination, imagine anybody that's knowledgeable in the science of plastics ever deciding that it was appropriate to use polypropylene in the human body. it's well known that it's oxidatively unstable. >> pelley: duane priddy has been a witness in mesh lawsuits, but he is not part of any litigation against boston scientific. he explained to us that oxygen breaks up polypropylene. the plastic has anti-oxidant additives, but they dissipate over time. >> priddy: once those antioxidants are consumed, they're no longer there to do their job. polypropylene will rapidly disintegrate and fall apart. >> pelley: in layman's terms, oxygen eats plastic. >> priddy: that's correct. >> pelley: in 2005, chevron phillips cut off boston scientific's supply of marlex. later, when bos

peggy phillips helped administer cpr until the plane landed. and while there was nothing more that they could do, they responded with tremendous bravery and everybody is talking about it. so your bravery and compassion, we really appreciate it. thank you. the actions of the crew and passengers of southwest flight 1380 showed the great character of our nation. we are very proud of them. and god bless you all and thank you very much for being at the white house. it is an honor to meet you all. thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. we are going to exit. thank you. pres. trump: i think that president moon was very nice when he suggested it. i want to get peace. that is the main thing. it is a big problem and i think it will work out well. we are setting up meetings right now and i think will probably be announced over the next couple days, the location and date. but i thought it was very generous of president moon of south korea to make that statement. and i appreciate it. the main thing is to get i

. >> 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 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

josh phillips. he attacked me. he bit me. i am hurt real bad. this is awful, i can't walk, i can't work. i did nothing wrong. the dog should not be a police dog, he did not comply with the officer telling the dog to stop.sgt. ray kelly. this was an unfortunate accident. the button to pop open the door to the canine unit got pushed. (continue vo) alameda (continue vo) alameda county sheriffs department spokesperson ray kelly demonstrated the button system with another dog. this dog here, not involved in monday's incident. but is a member of the departments canine unit. sgt kelly says there is now an internal review of the entire incident. in the meantime, phillips is on his way home from the hospital. he hospital. he (robin)coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... wildfire season is expected to be a tough one this year. the actions experts say you should be taking... to help minimize the risk. (robin)plus... crime has dropped on bart's transit system. we tell you what's being credited for the decrease.. this year. (robin)and.... lava continues to

. >> reporter: joshua phillips has multiple bite wounds to his leg and inner thigh after the richmond resident was attacked by an alameda county sheriff k- 9. >> he was already biting me. i am not kicking because i didn't want to assault an officer. >> reporter: he was driving in hayward where deputies pulled him over for expired tags and suspicion of a dui. >> he asked me if i had a few drinks. i said yes, i just got off work. a making sure my coworker gets home safely. >> reporter: cell phone video shows the interaction. he is leaning against the car when the k-9 is accidentally released. the dog circles the car, and then it attacked joshua phillips. >> i was having a conversation with another deputy. i don't know why he attacked me. i didn't have any drugs on me. i wasn't being aggressive. i couldn't wave my arms because my hands were handcuffed behind my back. >> we feel bad it happened to this man. it was an unfortunate accident. the dog did everything the dog was supposed to do. unfortunately, our handler pushed the button in equipment -- with his equipment inadvertently. >> rep

phillips.- connoco phillips. pdvsa paid conoco phillips and the company seized most of pdvsa 's assets. >> it is an odd case between ordered conoco court that they go to the caribbean and try to seize assets to make for the money. alix: how do you season asset? an asset? you seeize >> it is not much different than in the u.s. , and they sees whatever is in their storage in the can sell it to make up for revenues. it takes time to do it but there is moving and they are being serious. alix: what is the broader indication of this? >> this is an opec member. oil production has a red collapse. if this is a bigger issue, you could see more sanctions from the united states into venezuela, it could affect global supply. they will export less, so that could be an impact in the oil price market. alix: do not only look at iran but also venezuela. thank you. now let's get into the three charts, three traits of the week. in washington, we have the latest numbers. the first report to give you 2019 inventorie

. >> reporter: ida phillips is 36. she has seven children. she, too, was enforced she also went to the equal opportunity commission in 1966. martin marietta company had refused to take her into a training program because her youngest daughter was only two years old. the company felt the child was not yet in school and would keep mrs. phillips home from work too often. the job she wants pays about $6000 a year. as a waitress, she works 56 hours a week for only $2000 a year plus tip. ida phillips lives on -- so she can be at home when the children are awake. but when they sleep, she works so they can eat. >> if i win my case, it will mean that i would have a job, that i would have regular hours. and -- in order to plan things with my family, it would mean more money to educate my children. see if they have better things in life. and it would also mean that all other mothers in my case would have the same thing happen to them because when you're a mother, you look out for the children, for their welfare and their warmth. you want them, no matter

. >> 2:15 monday morning in castro valley, a k-9 officer handcuffed joshua phillips on suspicion of dui. suddenly the door opens and the door jumps out and ranz towards the handle and then to phillips and attacking him for approximately 20 seconds before the handler can get the dog off of him. >> i was shocked and scared and screaming. >> phillips showed us some of his injuries but there are more. >> some of them are deep cuts, one had i to get stitches on. a couple are by my knee, under my knee where i can't bend. >> three, two, one. >> the allameda equipment sheriff's office says it was a equipment malfunction, the dut upon was actually depressed when the handler leaned off and pushed it on the magazine below. >> they did what they are trained to do. >> he doesn't care where the door open but believes the sheriff demanded the dog to attack him. >> shines the light on me and dog attacks me when he shines the light on me. you know how the dogs are trained. >> the sheriff's department says that's not true, it was drawn to the agitated suspect. >> this was an accident. he had no reason to

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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

campaign not telling us you know what phillips an ethical dangerous wrong for.george soros has been sticking his nose into politics around the world for decades he started out funding anti communist dissidents during the late period of the cold war more recently he's been backing best for britain and anti brags that group in the u.k. we've got one mission and that is to try and stop breaks in george soros is foundations have along with a number of other major donors also made significant contributions to i would indeed through his foundations he's contributed four hundred thousand pounds he's been working to try and repeal the abortion laws in ireland. the activities there have actually been deemed illegal with amnesty international being ordered by the authorities to return his donations that hasn't stopped him or even given him pause in trying to influence the politics of a foreign country that is just another example. in their own question. soros recently experienced a few setbacks in hungary central european university which he's very close to was unaccredit

infectious chalco were again caught napping and this time they were punished by the quick thinking phillip max. but parity lasted just seven minutes in bogus and the unfortunate man as kerry's header rebounded off his star and into the net. and that was it for the goals houseproud good luck irish day here with tonight a second equaliser by the assistant referee slack. it looked to be the right decision i shall call it is that from the back right now they held on to victory sealing second place and a spot in next season's champions league one had before for the fence for the support us and i'm very happy for for the team for each single player so it into lot for us today on the up and finishing above trifles dortmund. are two more teams jockeying for that fourth and final champions league spots leverkusen and hoffenheim no later cousin have done nothing but lose in the past three weeks but they face a trip to a mid table side with very little to play for him also time meanwhile have been surging they have won three straight but they face a tricky trip to a local level stood guard. nearly an

campaign not telling us you know what phillips unethical dangerous wrong for. george soros has been sticking his nose into politics around the world for decades he started out funding anti communist dissidents during the late period of the cold war more recently he's been backing best for britain an anti bragg's it group in the u.k. we've got one mission and that is to try and stop breaks that george soros has foundations have along with a number of other major donors also made significant contributions to i would indeed through his foundations he's contributed four hundred thousand pounds he's been working to try and repeal the abortion laws in ireland. the activities there have actually been deemed illegal with amnesty international being ordered by the authorities to return his donations that hasn't stopped him or even given him pause in trying to influence the politics of a foreign country that is just another example. by. concern in their own question. soros recently experienced a few setbacks in hungary central european university which he's very close to

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

phillip? >> thank you for those latest developments. >>> an amazing rescue caught on camera in france. a 4-year-old boy dangling for dear life from a fifth floor balcony. a man they're calling spider-man scaled the building, saving the child and lifting him to safety. the man is a migrant from mali in northwest africa who made the dangerous journey across the mediterranean to italy, then france. he was honored by french president emmanuel macron, offered french citizenship, and even a job with the paris fire department. that 4-year-old boy's father had been out grocery shopping and playing pokemon go instead of watching his child. >>> in hawaii, kilauea's eruptive activity is growing. officials are knocking on doors warning residents to flee their homes as the lava closes in. hawaii's civil defense says the evacuation orders are due to the danger from the newest fissures, fissures which keep forming. here's nbc's miguel almaguer with the latest. >> reporter: more destructive than ever, waves o

tracie, good morning. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. the a.p. is reporting the president calling this spygate is a deliberate attempt to discredit the russia investigation. the a.p. saying that trump, the president told one ally that he wanted to brand the informant a spy thinking this was a more nefarious term that would resonate not only in the media but with the public. the president commenting on this saying that he's not trying to undercut anything. he's going for transparency about what was really happening around and inside his campaign. >> a lot of bad things have happened. we now call it spygate. you're calling it spygate. all you have to do is look at the basic and you'll see. it looks like a very serious event but we'll find out. when they look at the documents, i think people are going to see a lot of bad things happened. i hope it's not so. because if it is, there's never been anything like it in the history of our country. >> reporter: now, there is still confusion over whether a couple of top republicans here are going to get a he

. >> 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

>> bold-faced lying. >> kyra phillips live tonight. pruitt is of course under investigation by the inspector general. he's been grilled by congress. he's made it clear he has no plans to resign. >> more than 170 members of congress including several republicans have called for pruitt to go. he says he's here to stay. he also has the support of the president. the whistle blower says despite his feelings about pruitt, he still backs president trump. david. >> kyra, thank you. >>> overseas and to a wave of violence in afghanistan. 31 people killed including an american service member and at least ten journalists. one of the deadliest attacks involving journalists. worldwide. the highest toll from a double suicide bombing in the capital. first detonating a motor bike bomb near the u.s. embassy. a second attacker blending in with arriving journalists and then blowing himself up. isis claiming responsibility. in eastern afghanistan, a u.s. service member was killed and another wounded during u.s. combat training. the first death since januar

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. >> 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. 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

phillips. he attacked me. he bit me. i am hurt real bad.s is awful, i can't walk, i can't work. i did nothing wrong. the dog should not be a police dog, he did not comply with the officer telling the dog to stop.>(grant) dog to stop.>(grant) there is now an internal review of the entire incident.... and phillip's is now home recovering from the attack. (vicki) a hayward officer is injured... after a suspect hits her with a metal bar... causing the officer to open fire.. it started last night, on hewitt place .. which is just down the street from sorensdale park. that is when police say, they got a call from someone in an argument with their roommate. the roommate had their car keys, and would not give them back. police responded and tried talking to the suspect. when they went to detain him .. they say, he aggressively pulled away. at one point, he grabbed a metal bar and hit the officer. the officer fired her gun at the suspect ... striking him, the suspect is now in critical but stable condition. lawrence karnow: temperatures were again c