it is in "the rolling stone." our guest is the author of the piece stephen rodrick joining us from l.a.. will he go to gary -- we will go to gary and indiana. caller: i am glad to hear you are doing a lot better for one thing. he was talking about the guy that was living in the warehouse and what a downer life he was living. by contrast, let's look at mr. elton john. stone,"g "the rolling you are aware of his story. he took pot when he was at the peak of his career. he told his family he would die and two hours, jumped into the pool, and the paramedics came and got him and two days later, he was playing for 100,000 people. so it also happens to very famous people as well as no neighbors. namers. anybody that is out there on the cusp of killing themselves, i guarantee you if you wake up on the others, you will be sorry. you will be going out of the frying pan and into the fire. isre is no way out and there no solution, it is a dead end trap. there are voices in your head that say kill yourself and it will take away

we got nats game and the rolling stone and let's talk about 4th of july. same deal tomorrow with storms.y we'll show coming up. lauryn, thank you. >>> we are learning more of two jet ski csh in anne arundel county. witnesses say they hearata crash and called 911 when the two had not returned. ahoritiesecovered their bodies from the river. they were pronounced dead. this iident marks six deaths on arundel water. turning now to 4th of julis it already here. preparations and final touches are being done at the national mall. where he working f you with everything you need to know and the big fireworks show. megan mcgrath starts out our c erage. >> reporter: good morning, a lot of preparations going into all e ivities. we got these concrete and temporary fencing and behind me, that's where the g concert will take place tomorrow night. if you want to get a sneak pr eview without dealing the clouds and logistics, you can catch the dress rehearsal tonight. >> the individual performers got personal rehearsal time this morning. electric violinist, lindsey sterling

it is going to be rolling stone songs. you know why? today is mick jagger's 76th birthday. >> 76 years old? >> 76 years old. >> i feel like he looked 76 like 40 years ago. >> yeah, right. >> happy birthday, mick. >> happy birthday mick. i loved those days of you and jerry hall at studio 54. my man. my man. >>> let's look at the tracy commute. it's already a little bit -- it's actually doing okay coming up through the area. there have been no major problems to pleasanton, dublin. already a little slow traffic here on the east shore freeway. they're doing road work and construction. san pablo, into richmond. they're resurfacing some of those lanes. and there's a traffic jam there. this is a look at interstate 880, the traffic has been moving well and there have been no major issues here. 4:49. let's bring steve paulson in. >> thank you very much, sal. >> sal, were you out and about yesterday evening for some reason? i was getting a couple of texts from you? >> i went over to clayton. because one of our zip trips is in clayton next month.

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. >>> and the rolling stone knows who their audience is these days we begin with this rally, dom chu is back with a number. >> our audience probably wants to know after you have a record high in the stock market, and this is pretty much what happens. red across the board, but not by much we're talking 2/10 of 1% to the downside for the dow, a similar percentage move for the s&p, and a similar percentage move for the nasdaq, so yes, historic highs for the s&p 500. yesterday taking a bit of a breather today one place to watch, though, is what's happening with the treasury yield side of things. global yields are taking a little bit of a leg lower including our ten-year treasury note which is below that 2% area 1.979 the last trade there we got as high here in the cycle as 3.25%, and now we are languishing at 1.97. this is the lowest level we've seen since november of 2016 or thereabouts. so watch that trade and if you're looking for more signs of a slowdown in this bull market for stocks, wti crude now down 3% today, a big move lower energy stocks, the vanguard energy etf also off nearl

d "rolling stone" writer talked about his piece on the suicide epidemic in the united states. join the discussion. continues. host: another member of the budget committee joining us also from pennsylvania, this is dan meuser, republican joining us for a discussion on yesterday's vote. good morning to you. guest: good morning. host: why did you vote for the bill? guest: it was a tough vote. there were many reasons, many issues i had with it. i think we are in a fiscal crisis as we continue to spend in. than we bring we have issues with discretionary and nondiscretionary spending. this bill, after weighing all considerations and sides of it, it is basically a $49 billion increase from one year to the next. $22 billion of it goes to our military, $9 billion goes to our veterans. it also has a provision providing for its ability with no restrictions for border security, $7 billion or $8 billion that could be used to secure our borders, for deterrence, asylum and detention centers and care. weighing all of that and seeing that as probably the best deal that we could get, and actual

beatles and they are always coming up with new stuff as well and janis joplin and iron butterfly rolling stones the doors sprains everybody loves the supremes. gosh jimi hendrix. and all the base housing you can walk in a corner and you sure use it moving cranked out of one stereo you would hear jimi hendrix out of another stereo you would hear carlos santana abraxas coming out of another stereo so jeff only the rock n roll was a. must win for them in our main hobby as teenagers was music them into them and one thing led to another we tried to form a band. we were very young back then maybe 12 years old i played guitar but if i took a classical guitar and put steel strings on it they cut my fingertips up and the bass player simply removed 2 strings from a classical guitar of that meeting just for both our drummer made his drums from detergent cartons which he cut to size and then covered with coffee paper. this is one of the. other component is one of the members of the band the radar's was a carpenter a cabinet maker a very good craftsman. he made my guitar neck by hand. and cut out the body w

chopper 4 flew over fedex field yesterday and found it set up for tonight's rolling stones concert. look at that.rt the conce had to be rescheduled from its original date in may because mcjagger's rgery. we checked ticket master overnight. there are still some tickets available for as much or little $70. that could be a bargain. i think people paid hundreds of dollars. >>> 4:39 right now. next on news 4 today, more cell phones are broken or lost on the fourth of july than any other holiday. the advice for making sure your phone makes it tneough in o piece. ut while you're thinking a tomorrow's plans, don't forget out your four-legged friends.fo theth of july can be frightening and dangerous for you. >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >>> we're working for you this morning to make sure your pets are safe this july 4.th veterinarians say animal visits skyrocket on the fourth of july. keep them away from fireworks which can stress them out and make them sick. any change in diet, one meal can causei digest problems. >>> tomorrow is a dangerous time for your smart phone. with

here doug and i are in th air-conditioned studio talking about some storms. >> rolling stones. >> i know,gr how t? as we talk about the weather impacts for tomorrow if you're trying to get the run or exercise inre early befo you maybe do some fourth of july indulgence at the arbeque, you're going to be fine. it's going to be muggy. definitely want to hydrate. ttemperatures in 70s to low 80s. you want to be able to move indoors for fireworks, some of them are going to be impacted unfortunately. that's why we're in a storm team 4 weather alert for rotomor so the storms firing between 3:00 and 9:00 p.m. with a high temperature of 92 and an 80%an ch for thunderstorms tomorrow. we talk about the heat index as well. not only do you want to be weather-ready with storms, but stay hydrated through the holiday weekend. we're talking feels-like temperatures around 100. >> we'll have more through the 4:45 hour so tune in then as well. the n,t couple of da next four days -- on the hot side for sure. look at the numbers. 92 degrees tomorrow with a good chance of storms firing dur the oafternoon. st ch

"rolling stone" chose them as best new band of the year.steps are what you take ♪ ♪ walking on the moon >> it was incredible to see them. and i couldn't believe what i was hearing out of three people. i was shocked. >> i once read that you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. what do you think of that? >> we're not at all. we're the cure of the '80s. ♪ and i know i was wrong when i said it was true ♪ ♪ it couldn't be me and be her between without you ♪ >> the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure, depeche mode, and the smiths. all three of them started out as these fringe bands that by the end of the '80s were selling out stadiums. ♪ you give it to me ♪ will you take the pain ♪ i will give to you again and again ♪ ♪ and will you return it >> what's newer? computer programmers or musicians? >> i'd say neither, actually. >> what are you, then? >> bank robbers. ♪ how does it feel ♪ you treat me like you do >> in the uk, disco did not suck. it never sucked. and bands like new order combined it with the new synthesizer sound a

chopper 4 found the stadium set r tonight's rolling stones concert. the concert had to be rescheduled from its original dat in may because mick jagger's heart surgery. we checked ticket master overnight, there are still some tickets available. some for $70. probably goes up from there. at some point i remember there as video of mick jagger dancing and getting ready. he's ready to go. he's been performing for a long time. >> listean, take it y, buddy. just had heart surgery. don't do too much moves like jagger. >>> still ahead, the fourth of july can be frighting ning and dangerous for your four legged friends. we're working for you to keep your pets safe. >>> pluts irts the fou of july and our molest grette greeg workinfor you in the community. tell us more, molette. >> ceramic figure renoand i's 3d printed model all part of the stem exhibit at the dunbarten house. we have much more coming up >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >>> welcome back kst 6:40. we're working for you this morning to make sure your pets are safe this july 4th. veteri

rolling stones senior writer stephen talks about his all-american despair, looking at the suicide in the western u.s. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal", 1117 is eastern. during the discussion. congress is investing getting sleeping issues. >> kid no understand the outcomes. there are study written about this. they can't think they are using e cigarettes, they just know they are joining. >> the ceo of jewel labs, manufacturer of e cigarettes. >> we don't want any under age consumers using this product. we need to work together to make sure that no underage consumer use this product. it is terrible for businesses and public health and reputation. none of this is good. >> watch monday on c-span on c-span.org work this and where you are with the radio app. >> earlier today, trump spoke about immigration, announced an agreement between u.s. and guatemala.

until guzman invited american actor sean penn to interview him at his hideout for an article in rolling stone magazine along with mexican t.v. star kate del castillo who wanted to make a film about his life u.s. prosecutors spent years piecing together the case against guzman detailing a vast web of torture contract killings and bribes that reached all the way up to mexico's former president. guzman faces the rest of his life behind bars but the cartel he founded nearly 30 years ago is still incredibly powerful. and he remains a hero among the communities in mexico who benefit from the profits of his crimes. now to a heatwave in the arctic scientists in canada say they observe record temperatures this week at a weather station with the world's most northerly permanently inhabited spot it's a military base less than 600 miles from the north pole. t.-shirt weather in this treeless tundra here in the alert the northernmost permanent human settlement on the planet where snow and frost last all year temperatures hit a record high of 70 degrees fahrenheit or 21 degrees celsius. this summer has wrea

it is on again for tonight so the rolling stones will perform and i can tell you the tickets are stillit's not too late. >> shepard: sounds like a good trip. rick leventhal. thank you. more power outages could be on the way for new york city. that is what a spokesperson for the power company said. he also said that engineers still do not know what caused that massive blackout on saturday night. tens of thousands of people and business after business from times square to manhattan lost power. it stretched 30 blocks and lasted four hours. broadway shows shut down before they started. cars navigated the crowded streets without lights, subway trains stopped in their tracks. the spokesperson is warning the upcoming heat wave could cause more blackouts with temperatures in the upper 90s if not at 100. the governor warned yesterday, get this, power company, you can be replaced. ahead, the suspected killer facing a judge and investigators have found new evidence of the college students murder. ♪ this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a pie

shelter" by the rolling stones. requested by jaime -- got my names mixed up. jaime silver. you, jaime. i think that came in off our instagram page. if you want to pay tribute to mick, go ahead and hit me up on social media. use the hashtag, ktvu, facebook, instagram, twitter. >> just a baby, right, scal? >> right. >>> people across europe, seeing some of the hottest weather ever. ktvu's ayesha hosni has more on how the people in europe are trying to stay cool and scorching triple digit temperatures. >> things are heating up. as much of europe are heating up. temperatures soaring thursday. shattering record highs across the continent. >> we have to slow down. and stop and keep drinking. >> paris seeing its hottest day since records began in 1873. the thoarnltd reaching -- thermometer, reaching a dangerous 108 degrees fahrenheit. and despite government warnings to stay residents and sought relief in any water they could find. even turning the eiffel tower fountains into a free swimming tool. >> -- pool. >> i would say it's probably the hottest day i've ever experienced. yeah.

.> >>plus, rock 'n' roll at the home of the burgundy and gold. it transformed with the rowing stones. plus -- burger beast. a mother of fourn de her title. just wait until yo >>> louis alvarez spent his day. hundreds gathered for the police detective's funeral. they've fought tirelessly for them. alvarez developed cancer attributed to hitime spent on e pile at ground zero. he testified last month before congress, barely able to speak. he pleaded with lawmakers to fund the victims compensation fund permanently. the son said he dreams now one day to join thenypd. he was 53 years old. >>> 've got anupdate on that massive fire at this jim beamng agiacility here in kentucky. this is what it looks like now. two buildings, flattened after the fire late last nightoy destr 45,000 gallons of booze. the facility fits just outside of lexingt. they believe a lightning strike may have caused the blag. the state environmeal workers say it could create low oxygen levels that could have a serious impact on the aquatic life n theriver. >>> we're learning new details about another shoppers set to close

from the rolling stones and james taylor, to whitney houston, chris stapleton and lady gaga.re about to perform in our saturday session. but first i had a chance to spend a little time among the summerfest crowds to find out the secret of its success. ♪ >> reporter: welcome to summerfest. an 11-day music extravaganza featuring more than 800 acts and over 1,000 performances. ♪ are you ready >> that's one of those things that's a rite of passage. every band has come through to play summerfest. >> the lead singer of young the giant, we caught up with members of the wanted before their fourth summerfest performance. >> do you guys remember the first time you got the call to come play summerfest? >> i definitely remember the first time we pull up, no crew, set everything up. i think we played at like 2:00 in the afternoon. now we have the bus and are headlining, which is nice. >> reporter: it's not just the bands who have grown up on the summerfest stage. >> on any given night we'll do 80 to 100,000 people here. >> reporter: don smiley is the president and chief executive officer

if you're one of those heading to the rolling stones concert, think that right nowi as of rt now that's looking really good. i noticed a couple of things when i look at the radar picture, you see the showers and storms coming down around frederick? these would have blown up and gotten bigger this he have he diminisin this area. also i notice these little boundaries that kick off thunderstorms from time to time. they're not kicking off ma. we've got one shower around the fairfax area, a tiny shower, but this where we are still seeing showers fuxt live in towards rappahannock county or unwarren co, fauquier county you'll get to see these storms coming through this is the strongest storm around theil berriv area, making its way towards clark county and loudndn county a that will come towards middleburg, the marshall region. these are downpours, woer not seeing anything severe at this time this is what we get in on tomorrow, though. we've got an area of low is way e that's out that's going to migrate our way slowly. it's going to be sitting here during the day tomorrow. that's why we think

in a statement to rolling stone, billboard stated that the track does not embrace enough elements of muse toic to chart in its current version. that led to outrage online, fans tweeting, wow, discrimination at its finest. the joint has banjo and talks about horses, what more does he need? >> i wrote the track as a country track song, like meaning both genres involved. >> a lot of what's popular in country right now, a lot of people ten years ago would not have considered to be country songs. country has become very rock 'n roll in a lot of ways, and there's all this pop crossover. it kind of started when nellie rapped with tim mcgraw. and there have been a lot of collaborations like that ever since. ♪ if it's meant to be ♪ it will be >> bebe rexha. all bets are off. ♪ don't tell my heart >> reporter: the controversy caught the attention of billy ray cyrus, who tweeted in support of nas. >> i was like that's not fair. >> reporter: when you first heard "old town road", did you think it was a country song? >> "old town road" was all of me. it was my past, present and future. it had ever

and "rolling stones" senior writer talks about his piece "all american despair" caulking -- talking about the suicide epidemic especially in the southwest. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern every morning, join the discussion. >> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegation tour with then-congressman leo ryan and we were ambushed on that airstrip and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who tied. i was shot five times on the right side of my body. >> sunday night on "q&a," california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir "undaunted: surviving jonestown, summoning cuverage, and fighting back." >> people say it was a mass suicide, it was not a mass suicide. they were forced to drink this xic brew by jones and he had many of his guards surrounding the pavilion, i'm sure to make sure that people

. >> reporter: a free concert headlined by the rolling stones. the location? the altamont speedway in tracy. >> the freeway was worried about the last mile. a small tulane road that is the only access between the freeway and the speedway. >> reporter: the concert grew increasingly violent. four people died. some things remain the same. did you see all the fog at the golden gate bridge? >> definitely summer time. >> 1969, certainly a different time in the bay area. >> the average income was $8600 a year. a new house, if this, it is going to set you back about $16,000. and rent? $135 a month. >> in a republican governor. >> so different. >> things have changed. >> [ laughter ] >> some things never change. >>> we have a cooling trend in the bay area. we go outside to have a look at fog free san jose. cooler for everyone including san jose which was up to 84 degrees today. concord at 83. oakland, 71. a low pressure trough over the west coast. that means we get a stronger seabreeze and cooler temperatures at the shoreline. drizzle as well. mild again for just about

tonight it will host to mack jagger and the rolling stones. >>> time is 4:03, president trump threatened to redonald trump 2000 undocumented immigrants, there is no word of widespread arrests. president trump called for several raids last month in san francisco and several other big cities. those raids were canceled. the president said there would be raids across the country, starting yesterday. ice officials said the focus would be on final deportation. >> using the term raid does everybody a disservice. we are doing at thed enforcement individuals and ordered to remove by immigration judge women are executing the lawfully issued judge's orders. >> few arrests were reporteds bay area communities feared possible immigration sweeps, tom vacar tells us what is being don to calm those fears. >> reporter: oak land's our lady of lord's parish, some of the parishioners are undocumented and a desk was set up to help them understand the laws, what they can do if ice agents come knocking. the church with wide adversity is shaken and concerned. >> there were people monitoring phone banks recently

it is in "the rolling stone."uest is the author of the piece stephen rodrick joining us from l.a.. will he go to gary -- we will go to gary and indiana. caller: i am glad to hear you are doing a lot better for one thing. he was talking about the guy that was living in the warehouse and what a downer life he was living. by contrast, let's look at mr. elton john. stone,"g "the rolling you are aware of his story. he took pot when he was at the peak of his career. he told his family he would die and two hours, jumped into the pool, and the paramedics came and got him and two days later, he was playing for 100,000 people. so it also happens to very famous people as well as no neighbors. namers. anybody that is out there on the cusp of killing themselves, i guarantee you if you wake up on the others, you will be sorry. you will be going out of the frying pan and into the fire. isre is no way out and there no solution, it is a dead end trap. there are voices in your head that say kill yourself and it will take away your

. >> reporter: so are the rolling stones. the band postponing their show in new orleans until monday. and for the first time in history, all the city's floodgates are closed. >> i have never seen them close off the river like the barricades. >> those floodgates. for the first time. >> reporter: heavy rain expected to fill low lying areas. jefferson parish, the pumping capacity that can fill the superdome in 49 minutes. >> we're confident in the entire system's ability to withstand what tropical storm barry may bring us. >> reporter: but the mayor of morgan city telling abc news he's worried about barry's rainfall exceeding his city's pumping capacity. >> that's what concerns us. not the wind, not the storm surge, but we don't have the pumping capacity to handle 20 inches of rain if it comes at one time. >> reporter: boy, this storm is just crawling. the winds are picking up steadily, but rainfall has been pretty much nonexistent. we have had intermittent squalls. this is very much bottom heavy. that means the worst of the wea

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she's been featured in many other publications such as rolling stone, gq and glamour. she's written for snl, hosted the tv show ask jean and is a frequent guest on the today show. and what do we need men for, which we are all here about today, she hits the road to speak about hideous me of hideor we need them. the answer to the question as the title poses hulshof name and delight when. the story creates a darkly funny yet hopeful narrative. it's a must read by the "washington post," la times, national book review, refinery 29 and hopefully all of you here tonight after this talk. today she will be in conversation with virginia as well as dolly both of whom are journalists first late. please join me in welcoming them. [applause] chuck thank you for coming, everyone. they wrote this piece. it's the most wonderful podcast. do you hear this now? there was a seminal piece about what happened to me in addressing. [applause] virginia's podcast she had her column and they did a podcast about what happened, so these two women have come forward, stood up and put everything into

telling "rolling stone," "if you don't own your masters, your master owns you." >> in a lot of ways theist owning their masters is prince. he got out of his deal with warner brothers, he fulfilled the contract, and he went on to do a succession of one-off deals. every time he'd release an album it was a one-off whereby he owned the masters, he licensed it to a record company, and you have literally probably 20, 25 different record companies putting out prince records at various times. ♪ i promise that you'll never find another like me ♪ >> reporter: swift's upcoming album due out next month will be her first with her new album and the first she'll retain the masters to with singles like "me." for "nightline" i'm paula farris in new york. >>> up next, the veterinarian turning up the heat with his passion for wildlife conservation. can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a cle

thing, it's a catch 22 for either artist, either price the tickets for market value like the rolling stones have been doing for years, selling more expensive tickets, or price lower and avoid angering fans. some analysts even estimate the secondary market is worth up to $10 billion, but lawmakers say it should be all about transparency, and fans should know where their tickets are coming from and where their money is going mollie hunter, nbc news, los angeles. >> back here in the u.s., a shark gave a family quite the scare when it leapt into the air just a few feet from their fishing boat in cape cod check this out a young boy was watching the catch being reeled in yesterday when you see that great white suddenly emerge from the water and snatch the fish right off the line no one was injured during that close encounter. >>> we're back in a moment with the wisconsin town that was promised thousands of jobs when president trump made a deal to bring a new factory there. now some residents are calling it all a scam. >>> plus, the ultimate in beach board walk entertainment brought back to life >

rolling stones stephen talks about his peace, all-american despair. looking at the suicide epidemic particularly in the western u.s. watch c-span's "washington journal", live seven eastern saturday morning. during the discussion. >> this weekend on american history tv, saturday 5:00 p.m. eastern, discussion about the 1980 refugee act. >> i think this president causes them to push for that and implement it. he was a hugely important humanitarian decision. he deserves every bit of credit we've heard her here today. that said, have to be realistic and say that it doesn't solve all the problems, it creates them. >> on the civil war, scholar gary gallagher. >> whatever i did should also have some dimension that reached out to people who were just interested. the way i was when i was growing up. it seems there should be more bridges between academia and the public. when the key places where that can happen i knew from experience was that battlefields where you can make a connection to the past and the way you can't. ... only i am left. even little babies ar

the scene, rolling stones. back-up plan, evacuations with 60% chance of rain early on. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, >>> coming up, a stunning interview. the estranged husband of that ssing mom of five in connecticut denies any involvement in what happened to her, despite facing charges linked to her disappearance. why is he talking w? >>> plus, the red, white, andue blhemed shoes that are sparking a massive debate. why did nike pull those flag sneakers? first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> just ahead, the 15-year-old who defeated her idol, venus williams, hea back to round two at wimbledon. >>> also, celebrations. tips for tips for [upbeat music ♪] you got this. you got this.. you got this you got this. wearing werful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer.th no sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging anskin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeable protection. it's the one. the best for yo s

you guys have played with the rolling stones, the foo fighters, guns n' roses.bucket list, it's got to be the boss, bruce springsteen. [ cheers and applause ] >> we can only hope bruce is listening. >> come on, bruce. hire me, baby. let's do this. >> we want you sing. we'll hear "body talks" from ""young & dangerous." thank you. [ applause ] >> snap your fingers, baby. ♪ ♪ your eyes follow like a spotlight two eyes like the sun ♪ ♪ go ahead keep your distance from me soon you're going to ♪ ♪ when you flick your hair like you don't care and you're asking where i'm from ♪ ♪ that game that you're running baby you've already won ♪ ♪ i need to know, know, know what do you need, need, need ♪ ♪ what do you like, like, like >> sing it. ♪ because i'm going to be it tonight ♪ ♪ you could be cool you could be shy ♪ ♪ say what you want say what you like ♪ ♪ 'cause ooh your body talks your body talks ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, your body talks you could pretend you don't want to know ♪ ♪ but i read the signs from your head to your toes ♪ ♪ yeah you don't need to say a word 'cause ooh, ooh

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i know we have the rolling stones tonight. i know we got a nats game later on withfireworks tonight. so again could dampen the mood a little bit. we will have storm chances through tomorrow aternoon and tomorrow evening as well. just about 50/50 shot you're going to see them at about 9:00 .m. tomorrow night. again, 60% chance today. 60% chance tomorrow. temperatures stay in the low to mid 90s butel feng close to 100 degrees. forgot to move this. we all know fourth of july is on thursday. we wil have chances ofain as we get into your friday and get into your saturday. sunday and monday as well, those temperatures staying right around 90 degrees. looks like rain chances will end as we get into monday and nally we dry out but the humidity is not going anywhere next week. l let'sk at the roads. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, lauren. capital heights addison road nafr ronald road all trc stopped because of a crash that just happened there. we'll keep an eye and see how that clarks burk 270 after father hurley middle of the

the rolling stones are still scheduled to play, but on monday. rainfall event as you have just heard there are over in america. phenomenal amounts of rain expect it. it comes after a very wet spring. it will happily more details on that throughout the morning. as for here in the uk, it is really very quiet in comparison. we have had some heavy showers and thunderstorms this week but they will be becoming more isolated today. for many of us there will be good spells of sunshine under this ridge of high pressure welding and off the atlantic was not a northerly drift is finally cleared the humidity that has been rather uncomfortable for many in southern areas. this morning there is a lot of cloud around and it is bank and drizzly over some of the hills in scotland, in wales as well. the magicaljuly sunshine will get to work on the —— dank. we will develop showers as a result of that and some uplift over the hills across northern england and parts of scotland. some shop showers this afternoon. fairly isolated. for most of us it will be quite pleasant

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tickets at market value like the rolling stones have been doing selling more expensive tickets or priced avoid angering fans. some analysts estimate the secondary market is worth up to $10 billion, but lawmakers say it should be all abouten and fans should owhere their tickets are coming from and where their money is going molly hunter, nbc news, los angeles. >> well, thanks for wahi coming up on the today show, an exclusive interview with the parents of a toddler who fell to her death on the cruise ship the news continues right here on nbc and our nbc stations >>> a very good monday morning. let's take a peek outside, this time overlooking the bay bridge there from a distance. should be a nice day ahead. let's get the work week started. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has one more day off. he's back tomorrow. kari? >> it's slightly hotter today but overall nice. mostly clear skies as we get a live look outside in san jose, as we head over to willow glen, temperatures in the low 60s at 7:00, and over the next several hours

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up early joining us from los angeles's senior staff writer with "the rolling stone," stephen rodrick, a suicide epidemic fueled by guns, poverty, and isolation. thank you for being here this morning and tell us why what prompted you to investigate and write the story.

here's the thing it's a catch 22 for any artist either price the tickets at market value like the rolling stonesave been doing for years, selling more kpips i have tickets or price lower and avoid angering fans. some analysts even estimate the second market is worth up to $10 billion, but lawmakers say it should be all about transparency and fans should know where their tickets are coming from and where their money is going molly hunter, nbc news, los angeles. >> just ahead, janessa is tracking a rainy forecast. then philadelphia weathers melt the competition in a race to beat the heat. whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. you can't fake the goodness the crunch of real almonds. how chocolatey chunks taste in cold milk. we keep it real. because you can't fake... delicious. special k. ♪ sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquilpure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day g

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hey, getting out of the fedex parking lot on maerika's p, the rolling stones concert. flight time from d.c. to salt lake city. the category tonight, erika, things that take 4 hours and 55 minutes. roer federer gets novak djokovic. no limit to what they could do on the tennis court. today, itthoughin, it took a fi. set tiebreake heading out to an easy day in london. four hours later they're still going. federer serving with championship inpo djokovic, though, comes up a return. federer answers. then novak, a beautiful forehand right near the line. federer had championship point twice but could not finish this one. they go to a tie br. first time in men's final history. djokovic with a nasty backhand. novak getting closer to a fif wimbledon title then djokovic would championship point and federer sails this one high. that's a texans leaguer fly ball. novak djokovic wins his second straight wimbledon title andth fiff his career. amazing. t> all right. nationals visiting the phillies. lots to smile about. right? they won 17 of the last 21 games. in the seventh.t nadown 3-2

normal red white and blue burgers broths and beer flag waving fireworks extravaganza normally is rolling stone reports that the donald is act actually been receiving regular briefings about it from interior secretary david burkhardt and that the president has advised on just about every aspect of the event says that x. which if he gets his wish will indeed beacher tang's or other our military vehicles stationed around the mall cue the outrage but it's not just tanks trump and the gang are also reportedly planning a military fly over including not only the blue angels but air force one as well along with the usual and along with the usual national mall fireworks displays president trumps planned salute to america will also feature the man himself giving a speech to all of us huddled masses democratic majority leader in the house of representatives stony hoyer and other democrats are naturally calling foul in a letter to the administration they wrote that the events will give an appearance of be televised the partisan campaign rally on the mall at public expense frankly that's not what july 4th

and "rolling stones" senior writer talks about his piece, all american despair. looking at the suicide epidemic, particularly in the western u.s. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >> i was on an air strip in the remote jungles of guyiana, having just concluded a congressional delegation tour with then congressman leo ryan. and we were ambushed on that air strip. and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that air strip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who died. and i was shot five times on the right side of my body. >> sunday night on q&a. california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir, "undaunlted." surviving jonestown, summonning current and fighting back. >> so when people say it was a mass suicide, it was not a mass suicide. they were forced to drink this he had w by jones and many of his guards surrounding the pavilion, i'm sure, to make sure that people did as they were told. >> sunday night atle 8:0

normal red white and blue burgers brought some beer flag waving fireworks extravaganza normally is rolling stone reports that the donald is act actually been receiving regular briefings about it from interior secretary david byrne arc and that the president has advised on just about every aspect of the events that's that ics which would be gets his wish will indeed beacher tanks or other armed military vehicles stationed around the mall. cue the outrage but it's not just tanks trump and the gang are also reportedly planning a military fly over including not only the blue angels but air force one as well along with the usual and along with the usual national mall fireworks displays president trump's planned salute to america will also feature the man himself giving a speech to all of us huddled masses democratic majority.

which included rights to music by bruce springsteen and the rolling stones because he's hoping to win the rights back ization still make most of their money from touring according to billboard u 2 was the top 2018 dublin based rock has made 54000000 dollars nearly all of the earnings coming from touring just 2400000 came from sales streaming of publishing. joining us now from london zack fuller a music analyst at middle research good to have you with us on kinds of the costs act does taylor swift have a point with artists receiving such a small percentage of the revenue generated by their music where is the rest of the money going. of course but this is a conflict that is old as music recorded music history and we've seen this going back from the days of the beatles there's always been this conflict over is the artist being renumerated in the way that they should through the record label now when artists often sign these deals they are not in the leverage position that they are once they become a global superstar so really what we've witnessed with the taylor swift story is that confl

which included rights to music by bruce springsteen and the rolling stones because he's hoping to win the rights back musicians still make most of their money from touring according to billboard u 2 was the top in 2018 dublin based rockers made $54000000.00 nearly all of their earnings coming from touring just $2400000.00 came from sales streaming of publishing. joining us now from london zack fuller a music analyst at miti at research good to have you with us on kinds of the costs act does taylor swift have a point with artists receiving such a small percentage of the revenue generated by their music where is the rest of the money going. of course this is a conflict that is old as music recorded music history and we've seen this going back from the days of the beatles there's always been this conflict over is the artist being renumerated in the way that they should through the record label now when artists often sign these deals they are not in the leverage position that they are once they become a global superstar so really what we've witnessed with the taylor swift story is that co

until guzman invited american actor sean penn to interview him at his hideout for an article in rolling stone magazine along with mexican t.v. star kate del casio who wanted to make a film about his life. u.s. prosecutors spent years piecing together the case against guzman detailing a vast web of torture contract killings and bribes that reached all the way up to mexico's former president. guzman faces the rest of his life behind bars but the cartel he founded nearly 30 years ago is still incredibly powerful and he remains a hero among the communities in mexico who benefited from the profits of his crimes . today marks 5 years since malaysia airlines flight m h 17 was shot out of the sky as it flew over eastern ukraine killing everyone on board a russian made surface to air missile was quickly identified as being responsible a conclusion that moscow has disputed ever since last month a dutch led international team of detectives charged format with murder over the incident is a look at how that investigation unfold. flight m.h. 17 was shot out of the sky on july 17th 2014. all 298 people on b