caroline: should the sport take a cut? sam: i think it is important for the sport to have some kind of integrity fee. there will be a lot of expenses incurred. certainly the intellectual property, the investments that the industry makes to put the content out there. i think that is appropriate, but that is obviously up to the government to decide. caroline: sam, you've been here 15 years in excess of. sam: forever. [laughter] caroline: what has been your favorite moment sitting in this hollowed ground? sam: i grew up in boston about a mile down the street. my favorite moment was 2005 when i was able to give our 2004 world series ring to my dad. he is a huge red sox fan. that was a very special moment. i had the good fortune to have my career started with the new york yankees, believe it or not, in 1990. caroline: [laughter] sam: yeah -- then i went to the san diego padres. it has been a dream come true to come home and work. best owners in all of professional sports. they have invested heavily in to fenway, as you can tell. it

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to talk about how the sport is reacting to the potential for betting. samhink it is a good thing because of the regulation of sports betting. we know it is happening to her there is a massive amount of illegal activity taking place, so if the government can regulate that activity, that is a good thing. that is to make sure that the integrity of the game is preserved. then we will see what the other benefits may be, whether is -- whether it is more fan engagement. i think that will occur, but it is a little bit early. we see it as a positive development, and we are watching very closely. how will you protect the players? sam: the players need to be subject to the rules that all in baseball are subject to you cannot that on baseball at all if you are involved with the sport. that is obvious. and that will be expanded. tour,han with the pga making sure that all the sports governing bodies are linked in alignment. as we enter this brave new world. cut?ine: will there be a of -- there will be a lot sam: there will be a lot of -- whether it is nine billion dollar

the problem. it was just plain. sam didn't like it. he's the one making the decision. ecause if she doesn't, sam has the right to go out and find an alternative supplier. and pacific and grafton, along with me, can kiss that revenue goodbye. i'm not going to make sam do business with one of my companies just because i own it. it's got to be good enough to win the business. ana: so this is my interpretation of simple greek. i kind of started the process with what reminds me of greece or greek restaurant. so i just went through so many inspiration images that kind of inspired me to design the furniture. and i really call these "mood boards." i feel like this puts you in the mood like, when you walk into a space, what's the mood? the table, what i designed was in a powder coated metal, and again, bringing in those colors, the blue, the green, and it has a bar top finish. lemonis: and that's cool, that's different. ana: and then for the chair, i wanted to bring in the logo of the simple greek and then the texture pattern fabric on the seat, and it's all laser-cut, and then

we're going to do the- >> inna: garlic, first comes garlic. >> anthony: i see. >> sam: but pay attentions okay, you can add. >> anthony: so it's garlic -- so far so good. >> sam: and then, okay, you have one more plate, you remove the meat. >> anthony: wow, you take this very seriously. >> sam: yeah, yeah, yeah, you take it- >> meline: it's a ritual, yeah. >> anthony: does everybody have their own style, or is this the absolute, this is the way. >> sam: yeah, but the classics say you have to eat with your hands. this is the classics, you eat with your hands. whoever is not eating with his hands, they are teasing him, "hey, you're a loser." >> anthony: really? >> sam: and you literally judge by a person if he's eating good khash or not. like see the guy, he's the first. >> anthony: you're like the ayatollah of food, man. you're very -- >> inna: may i say a toast? are you ready? okay, we have a saying when we first come to a house, to a place that hosts us, we say [ armenian toast ], which literally means 'let my feet bring luck to this home'. so um, let your feet bring luck to our country

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how will that change the game do you think? sam we'll see what happens. baseball has been very proactive in working with the state officials to see how it is going to work. the supreme court said the states can decide whether to legalize sports betting. major league baseball has been working with the individual states, and the legislators to see how this is going to play out. ly for us we think , it is a good thing. there will be regulation of sports betting. we know it is happening. there is a massive amount of illegal activity taking place. if the government can regulate that activity, it is a good thing. for safety, making sure that integrity of the game is preserved. and we will see what other benefits may be. fan engagement, more interest in the sports. that has happened around the world, especially when you mention international football. so, i think that will occur, but it is a little bit early to see if the supreme court, just ruled early this week but we see it as a positive development and we're watching it very closely. caroline: how will you pr

the senate should demand that sam is brought on as the undersecretary of agriculture immediately, giventhing he's been through. >> sean: we'll have you guys back. the story is important. thispe camp at no >> this can happen >> this can't happen in our america. dr. gorka, dan bongino next. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. have trusted blinds dot com to upgrade their homes. because blinds dot com makes it easy to get made to order custom blinds that will transform any room in just minutes. every order gets free samples, free shipping, even a free online design consultation. they keep it simple, and you'll love your new look. just

the empire became legend in the engine when sam the funniest when he yanked the mock still wishing on. the ship phone number on the front. of computers are of it is also sunnis are going to come up. with i will come fish. him about that at the white house that will soften shot up what the fuck know. about it mr guffey just called it a lesson. a film about into the cut off of. somebody no i'm always up on. the side of. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand pilings. to join judges. and eight hundred sixteen nonstop days of work. a russian w.b. a champion of it. and a russian pulp stuff. show you how. the crimean bridge was built. witnessed the construction of a unique transport. out of crimea. all those while google more familiar with it a bit but. we've signed one of the greatest. but there was one more question and by the way he's going to be our coach. he's a huge star. you have to be the center of the. great the great you are the rock at the back nobody gets to you we need you to. go . alone. and i'm really happy for. the special one. latest edition. in some american citie

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smith is the one many people. samame and hopefully the weather will hold up to see taylor swift and france in the machine performing on stage to tens of thousands of people. for what the bbc hopes will be one of the musical events of the year. thank you very much. sunni swansea there. let's find out if that is going to continue. a bit ofa a bit of a mixed day so far, some of us a bit of a mixed day so far, some of us had some sunshine and in other areas the clouds have been growing through the course of the day and the risk of some thunderstorms this evening mostly affecting southern areas of the uk. central and southern england and the west country, possibly reaching parts of the midlands and wales by the evening. you could be a lot of rainfall ina evening. you could be a lot of rainfall in a short space of time in some areas, with frequent lightning and possibly some hail. but many northern areas this evening escaping those under storms. by the end of the night those should have rolled through the south and then the

let's check the weather again, a tissue, while sam does the weather. sam, what's happening? a. good sunday morning, everyone. we're going to talk about this warmth that builds up in the west. it starts to take over the whole country again. so let's look at these temperatures. they're jumping up to these levels. 103 in yuma. 105 in phoenix. 107 in palm springs. we're getting to the point where these are the warmest temperatures of the year so far. they're threatening some records. we've got excessive heat warnings out. we had a break from the temperatures, the warmth in the west but now we're going right back to it. look at sunday afternoon. look at tucson at 100. el paso at 90. look at those temperatures. williston, 79. by the time we get to rapid city, minneapolis, monday afternoon, those temperatures are jumping up near the 80-degree mark. that sets the tone for later on. by the end of the week into the weekend to the mild air getting back even into the northeast and mid-atlantic. so, the pattern next week if >>> good morning to you. temperatures are in the 50s here, and pa

down the aisle can lead to the engine when sam the body is sweaty and mocked so when she runs. the phone number on the. computers are days off of social occasions over the coming. months i will come fish. him about that at the white house that i will soften the shot of what the fuck know. about it mr guffey just sold it at the last may die so the highest sort of a film about into the cut off of. the sun somebody know i'm always up on. the net to sort of help there. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. in some american cities the police of schooling to read each nation people who walk on the streets of the united states who are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect that people are afraid of the police that. you can see something happening and this is like i don't want to call the cops. rather than call the cops in. their lives chasing the. trigger you never

crews propelling down the iconic towers. sam brock spoke with the golden gate district about what they're looking for. they always conduct inspections around the bridge, but this way is kind of uncharted territory for them. >> reporter: this was brand-new. it was pretty spectacular to see. typically, crews will perform inspections where they're looking at the structural integrity of the bridge and cracks. but what happened o tut here toy was novel. they decided to change their approach and require an arm's length inspection. the district changed it today to include the towers. there's a certain buzz building around the golden gate bridge. boosted by the aerial ascent of these high-flying inspectors going where no inspector has gone before. >> it's exciting to witness these 12 people on each tower who are going to be inspecting every inch of steel from the top to the bottom. >> reporter: usually the backdrop for selfies and beauty shots. climbers scaling and dangling as they look for rust and cracks. >> did was quite amazing to w

israeli killing in syria to the ongoing siege of gaza itself joining me now from gaza is talk about sam the name head of the council on international relations and palestine is hamas is former health minister in gaza thanks so much for coming on going on the ground before we go to the tragic loss of life with. thousands and injuries of thousands in recent weeks what is the importance to the mass movement of the decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and i think this is a very important and crucial decision it reflects the u.s. is first doesn't didn't or does not respect the international law which in many occasions. jerusalem is the capital of palestine and jerusalem is the disputed city and the international law and this cannot be decided you need a literal and cannot be supported on this or even sure there's additional jerusalem cannot be simply supported by. american administration decisions give us some context to what might happen tomorrow on the anniversary of the day of catastrophe we've seen some of us in this country hasn't been covered that widely thousands d

south—west as well but by the time we get to 5am the south—west as well but by the time we get to sam theay, nothing in the north. it will be a clear and cold pleasa nt north. it will be a clear and cold pleasant conditions. tomorrow, there isa pleasant conditions. tomorrow, there is a brief lull and starts of murky but then the storms build, tomorrow it will be more widespread and some of them might drift in the direction of them might drift in the direction of northern ireland. again, thunder, lightning, downpours, gusty winds, hailand lightning, downpours, gusty winds, hail and that sort of thing but from yorkshire northwards weather is looking absolutely fine for sunday. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? it is very warm here. here are the thunderstorms tomorrow across the country but dotted around across spain, france, germany and other parts of the continent as well. very warm. this looks like august really across the uk, so we are very warm for this early in the summer. feels like summer. early in the summer. feels like summer. lake in the spring, i guess. 0n summer.

has been investing in the zombie for years because on the name of sam beef is an important business in zambia as agricultural sector. on the contributes to food security and food supplies in the country like you want. and it generates employment in a marginal region and gives the people there an opportunity to work. at the start of mention are. exempt from ploys six hundred workers on the oil palm plantation during the harvest but only one hundred forty of them are employed year round everyone else is a seasonal worker. critics say that for investment sums of such magnitudes the gains in development should be significantly higher. than when you ask d.g. about such projects they always say it's a great example of good development aid they never address the criticism they just brush it off. many questions have been posed to the german parliament about d. g.'s roll twenty seven organizations submitted a petition calling for d.e.g. to be required to publish information about its involvement and loans. that's the basic problem with d.g. is that it's a black box we don't know what it gets up

guest from then a lot is by no means welcomed because of his red beard the romans call him bob outlaw sam the and. the state i'm not comfortable among these romans this isn't what sharing looks like so what are you doing in italy anyway an empire without italy no henrich no emperor without rome. the ng syndrome and it sees as an eternal role model for europe's later luna's the traditions of the roman empire have been associated with the german kingdom since the tenth century the germans have now been comune as of italy for the past two centuries the the ng as the pope crowned the german king auto the great holy roman emperor in nine sixty two making hand the protector of christianity in the west the end frederick baba ross out from the house of holiness dolphin is the tenth german king to wed the roman imperial crown the newly crowned emperor is accompanied by his cousin henry the lion of saxony from the valves. in the state henry sees himself as an equal to barbarossa. was about you have the right. solution i fall to my knees before my cousin. not before your cousin before your emperor. but

the committee. look what it did to sam. the first time i have had a chance to talk with him in a year and a half. all of the support he gave talking through the lies put out by the u.s. government, and fake meet ymedia outlet. >> it's like a sieve from the city council's office. sam, how was your life impacted by all of this? you are laughing, but i don't think it's funny. >> i'm calm. i have great faith. it's good to communicate with carter again. one of the reasons, i left government three weeks ago. i was in the administration. i left the administration. one of the reasons, there were many, but one of the reasons i left, i was not able to defend myself. i said that's enough. i'm taking the muzzle off. i'm going to tell everyone what this has been about. what michael and carter talked about, i agree with michael. they have come at us in multiple directions and avenues and from multiple agencies. i think the american people need to know, this is the worst possible abuse of power at taxpayer expense. i have taken the oath of

ums out.ing the bomb >> the democrats won. uncle sam is always per trade as the american people. the hope for puck is people in the democratic party and republican party who contributed to the bad policies that puck didn't like would be -- unfortunately puck was not correct. >> the speaker of the house at the time, explain why mr. reid became such a target. >> this is a different era in congress. congress had more consolidated power. the speaker of the house decided who was on the committee's. ies. this is an illustration of the fact that speaker reid runs the congress and is in effect the congress. this is speaker reid, speaker but canon, a whole series of speakers that were very powerful. became anget deficit issue in 1897. we have a $20 trillion debt and growing today. wonn 1892, the democrats and there was a big recession. revenue stopped coming in. the republicans came back in 96 and instituted a tariff. it effect they wanted. it did not raise revenues. all of a sudden, congress was faced with a deficit and you ask about numbers, the deficit was $44 million. that was a large

kiley in the middle east with more. sam, many feel this is a plan to regime change. what is the reaction from iran? >> reporter: hassan rouhani, according to the politics, he has been dismissive of the latest policy announcement from the united states saying that the united states doesn't get to dictate terms to other nations. other nations have their own sovereign approach. of course, he is appealing directly to the european nations who are meeting later on today in brussels to discuss their next step forward with regard to the sanctions that the united states says it wants to impose to quote crush the economy or force change upon what they call the regime in tehran. these sanctions by proxy really because the european union has plans for business in tehran and the united states has practically none. they are extremely uncomfortable with the new shift in american policy. >> sam kile yery live for us. thank you. >>> let's get a check on cnn money. trade war with china may be on hold and wall street loves it. both countries agree to a trade cease-fire pushing the dow 3

much of the north of england will be fine. samtal parts. 20 in edinburgh and through northern ireland on around nine to 12 degrees. the rain will actually fizzle out as a government of the evening and some showers through wales and the southwest. because of this area of low pressure which is expanding in western europe causing the risk of the showers to develop. 1022 state high pressure builds around the north and around that weather front which brings around the north and around that weatherfront which brings rain on monday and really kills off the rain here. patchy rain and drizzle but more clout and temperatures never too high here. to gilly for north sea coasts and a few isolated showers and thunderstorms developing. warm when the sun is out as well. the general free theme for the week. jadhav showers across the areas that must memorably dry and wa nts areas that must memorably dry and wants as well. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at eight. the royal family thanks the public for their support of the royal weddi

sam? >> solving the problem of poverty. >> that's a problem i've become quite aware of myself. >> oh, soldiering're good for. >> well, good luck, sam. >> he's a brilliant general. he's an insightful general. but when he's not leading an army, the man's just a train wreck. ♪ [ birds chirping ] >> so, tell me -- how does a failure become a general in the u.s. army? >> well, after fort sumter, men all over illinois were volunteering. the state needed officers with experience to train. i had that, if nothing else. it wasn't long before i had my commission again. [ explosion ] >> incoming! [ indistinct shouting ] >> a disaster in civilian life, grant proves to be a genius at war, winning major victories at fort henry, shiloh, and fort donelson. >> sam. >> no leniency, no terms except immediate and unconditional surrender. >> [ sighs ] >> this really caught the attention of the public in the north because the war had not been going particularly well for the united states at that point, and all of a sudden, here's this great victory in the west. and the guy who's responsible for victory has initials th

a teenager has appeared in court following the death of 15—year—old sam baker, who was stabbed in thefield on thursday. the boy, who's also 15, appeared before magistrates in the city, charged with murder and is due to appear at crown court tomorrow.

the pressure off of him. there's so many data points, right? sam vinograd, the president is promoting what is an unfounded conspiracy theory that the fbi planted a spy in his campaign. that's causing a lot of concern among lawmakers. you have some republicans who are indulging him on this. some are not. let's listen to senator jeff flake. >> i can tell you behind the scenes, there is a lot of alarm. there is concern that the president is laying the groundwork to move on bob mueller or rosenstein and if that were to happen, obviously, that woulder cause a constitutional crisis. there is concern behind the scenes. i have been concerned that we haven't spoken up loudly enough and told the president, you simply can't go there. and he's obviously probing the edges, as much as he can, to see how far congress will go. and we've got to push back harder than we have. >> now, jeff flake is not running for re-election, so he's not imperiling a re-election by saying what he's saying. other republicans might be. and he's describing that, sam, it's behind the sc

even though the ice and surveys are positive, they are beyond -- sme idea sam -- the i surveys are positivethey are improving. strong, but wey do not see a sign that we will see greater acceleration and growth going forward. that is what the market is struggling with. things look ok now, but what next? the equity market is? historically discounting mechanism. it looks for what is next on the horizon. what is next may not be further acceleration from today. take: how long does it to recoup losses from a correction? >> if it is 10%, we should be recouping now. we are edging a potentially an anomalous experience. this is only a 10% decline, which is what we have had. we should be digging our way out and test the former peaks. the fact that this is longing -- lasting as long as it has suggests the downside is the more likely pace in the short run until we see stronger rotation, new leadership. like the s&p will stay in rapid advance. david: thank you for being with us. coming up, a perfect storm for the president's legal team. rudy giuliani has taken on trump as a client and has already caused

the key is to engage them with something positive, something constructive, or energetic. something, maybe, like cricket. tanayah sam? cricket is a different form of integration for the boys and for the girls. getting them to, you know, just let off some frustration. "whack!" it's also a great way for me to engage and carry on the information. unfortunately, it is glamorised for young people to walk with a knife and we've got to be honest and frank about that. if you've got a knife and you're with your mates and there's some guy. you don't want to look like an idiot, so you're going to stab him. so you shouldn't carry around knives. because you'll end up using it. and he knows all about it cos he was a gangster. when we was walking to the field i heard them all saying "i will never, ever carry a knife." all of them were saying it. in this playground are children who are waiting to be influenced. a plastic cricket bat and a tennis ball, not everything, but something. and tanayah sam believes the best opportunities are found in unlikely places. joe wilson, bbc news, birmingham. the underwoods, the vunipolas, the young

the idea that you can't subpoena a president. it's not what he used to think when he wasn't working for trump. samlove is, one of the people on the inside of the trump administration. now you hear trump and his allies saying this was so spying. it was so spying. listen to sam cloves. >> the meeting was very high level. it was like two faculty members talking about research. there was no indication or no inclination that this was anything other than just wanting to offer up his help to the campaign if i needed it. it was not anything other than him talking about the research that he had done on china. and that was essentially what the discussion was about. and we already had a lot of china people involved. >> this is sam clovis, the former chain official describing the meeting with the confidential source. okay? so, john avlon, this is very hurt tofl the narrative that trump wants to put out and it's an insight into whey they shut clovis down. he was always too honest and eventually they pulled him off and he wasn't a mouthpiece anymore. when you hear that description of the meeting. >> yes. >> whe

let's call this what this is from what we know about the facts. sam, is there any kwn the presi theory that he was spied on but the government? >> not but the government. the truth is he was spied on. but it was by the russians. we have spent so much time talking about american spice supposedly on the campaign when this was spygate. we know the spy master, vladimir putin, sent russians to the united states to infiltrate the campaign. so we are spending all of this time talking about a spy and not talking about the fact that we know there are russian spice there. we know mike flynn was on the campaign. he registered as a foreign agent of turkey. we are look teg wrong source because the president is trying to distract us, i think. >> this is classic trump. i'm not the puppet, you're the puppet. i think it's also we need to give donald trump a lot of credit for -- he has a genius for marketing. and he is a hype man. he seized on spygate as a way of really capturing what he accused and hopes it gets picked up in the vernacular, and it does. not only by ad

if there was an election in 1892, and of the democrats, they won. and uncle sam is, of course, always portrayed as the american people. the hope for puck, people in the democratic party and the republican party, who had contributed to bad policies puck didn't like, it would be shifted. unfortunately puck wasn't correct about any of that. and he mentioned thomas reid. this is from 1897. and he was the speaker of the house at the time. explain why the speaker in this case, mr. reid became such a target. >> and so this is a different year in congress. they would have the speaker of the house, and they could decide. [ change in captioner ] there was a whole series of speakers that were very powerful. >> i mentioned the budget deficit because it became an issue in 1897. it is a growing problem in the 19th century? >> in 1892, the democrats won. there was a big recession. then, the republicans came back in 96, and they issued a tariff. the tariff did not have the effect that they wanted. it did not raise revenues. and so, all of a sudden, congress is faced with a huge

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the key is to engage them with something positive, something. 0r energetic. something, maybe, like cricket. tanayah samne charity, lottery funding from sport england. but why this? cricket is a different form of integration for the boys and for the girls. get them to, you know, just let off some frustration. whack! it's also a great way for me to engage and carry on the information. unfortunately it is glamorised for young people to walk with a knife and we have got to be honest and frank about that. if you've got a knife and you're with your mates and there's some guy, you don't want to look like an idiot, so you're going to stab him. so you shouldn't carry around knives. because you'll end up using it. and he knows all about it cos he was actually one of them, a gangster. when he was walking to the field i heard them all saying i will never, ever carry a knife. loads of them were saying it. in this playground are children who are waiting to be influenced. a plastic cricket bat and a tennis ball, not everything. but something. and tanayah sam believes the best opportunities are found in unlikely place

in this society, that is what i am, period. >> the conversation between sam and gabe is almost like the conversation i feel like we all want to have, but we're on twitter or facebook. >> don't just run away from the conversation because you don't like where it's going. >> this is what the conversation could be if we stay in the room together long enough to hear each other. >> it's hard not to learn a little bit about yourself when you're having these kinds of conversations. >> yeah, absolutely, yeah. it really punches you in the face. >> are you a student here? >> reporter: art imitating life. >> we've had a complaint, are you a student here? >> reporter: a recurring theme on the show. >> are you a sale student? >> of course, how else would i get in here? >> reporter: disturbing images of encounters between black people and the police. >> i go to uva! >> why do you need to see my i.d.? >> son, i said i.d. >> i'm not your son. >> reporter: season 1, a campus security officer drawing a gun on reggie, a black student, after the cops were called to a party. >> show me some i.d.! >> black co

the first certified home ready to be occupied today. nbc bay area sam brock attended the ribbon cutting and joins us live from neighborhood. sam, nice to see this community rise from the ashes. >> reporter: exactly. that's the thing, janell. it is so up lifting. it is the physical sign of progress. tonight dan bradford, the homeowner, will be underneath the roof with his dogs, with his brother, with some beer, and this is really a sign for the first five or six months removed from those fires that something magical is happening here at coffey park and the process is just starting. call it the turning of the page in the coffey park novel. a half a year ago residents waded through a sea of their life's possessions. today dan bradford proved this once-scorched land can and will be rebuilt. >> officially, i'm back in my home. i am living here. >> reporter: bradford and santa rosa mayor chris coursey gave us a tour of his new pad on carey lane. >> this is like the perfect state of a house. all you have is a tv and beer. >> reporter: comfortable already and c

what is the story with this brewer? samected, first quarter was soft and russia's main reason for that -- for all the reasons you would imagine. sanctions, economy not running as well as possible -- carlsberg putting a lot of money into their craft beers, trying to premiumize their portfolio, selling more expensive beers, but that is a competitive market. shares might be soft today on the miss on revenue. matt: sam, thanks. brief look at a stocks. there won't be that many trading today, but you can follow the stock's from our equities team by typing first go on your bloomberg. you can also subscribe and get first via the mobile app. we will speak to the bp cfo. why.ll find out this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ 11 minutes till the start of european trading carried it will be a light session, but bp has reported numbers this morning. -- itjusted net, the beat be analyst estimates, but cash flow came in less than expected. us, bp's cfo. a man who will understand the numbers. good morning. the bottom line looks great. i'm sure you are hap

. >> roger stone weighing in on the mueller investigation. former aide sam nunberg will join me with reaction. >>> plus the rolling narrative from the president's attorney and the one thing rudy giuliani says the president should hold out for before agreeing to sit down with the special counsel. >>> but we begin with a live picture of the white house are the president is lashing out at the justice department. and also at the "new york times," this over a new report about a previously unreported meeting at trump tower with a foreign country. now, the president in one tweet earlier about the report sz that the world's most expensive witch hunt has found nothing on russia and me, so now they are looking at the rest of the world. two democratic lawmakers in charge of the russia investigation on capitol hill are weighing in on that "new york times" report today. congressman adam schiff and mark warner. >> if these facts are accurate, it demonstrates just how not only willing but eager the president's son and trump campaign were to solicit to receive foreign help.

the condition. again, this is off blythedale avenue off 101. sam brock will stay on the scene, still with sky ranger we will continue to update you as the story develops. >>> we also have breaking news in the south bay, a crash involving a school bus and an suv in gilroy. this happened at monterey road and rutger near the maston avenue exit. this is a picture posted on facebook. there were several children on the bus, at least one taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the suv also taken to the hospital. >>> trying to id a serial killer. investigators are hoping new technology used to capture the suspected golden state killer will work in solving one of the state's most infamous murder cases. >> we're talking about the zodiac killer here. investigators sent evidence to a dna lab hoping to unmask his identity by using dna to trace his family tree. nbc bay area's jodie hernandez joins us from the vallejo police department where there's new hope in this case. >> reporter: that's right. police say they're not yet close to identifying

sam, the summit could still happen. this is certainly mott the first time hopes of a breakthrough with north korea have run into trouble. walk us through some of the past efforts. >> reporter: thanks, wolf. to quote sarah sanders, we should expect a cycle of north korean prove case and violation. in 1994, we signed the agreed framework with north korea after they engineered a crisis. north korea announced 18 months before sign thing agreement they were withdrawing from the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. under this agreement, we did get our first freeze with north korea. they agreed to freeze construction and operation of nuclear reactors in exchange of some concessions from us. but we got intelligence that they were pursuing uranium enrichment capacity and launched missiles. so this deal was violated by the north koreans. >> president bush labeled north korea as that axis of evil. how did he treat the north koreans during his administration? >> reporter: after the agreed framework failed, we launched into several round

an explosion in gaza has killed six members of hamas his military wing the cause sam brigades the blast happened in a residential enabled neighborhood of the way the hamma says those involved were trying to deal with an unexploded israeli weapon from the twenty fourteen war. the fears are growing and oil and gas pipelines supply and garza could take weeks to repair our street was set a light by palestinian demonstrators during friday protests witnesses say the damage was unintentional how the force it has more from gaza. one of those potentially damaging events that took place during the course of the six friday protest along the gaza border came in the far south near the only cargo crossing from israeli territory into gaza where five days a week each of those days hundreds of trucks will arrive bringing food medical supplies humanitarian aid and there was a group of palestinian protesters who got into the palestinian side of that facility and set about creating extensive damage gas and fuel pipelines were set on fire as were a number of other facilities we saw evidence of that ourselve

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it up." >> that is the saddest part of this whole story, the truck is filling up with carbon monoxide, and he gets out. and she tells her friend sam that she told conrad to get back in the truck. >> she did not call police. she did not call her parents, his parents, nobody. she sat there, waited for him to

the mezzanine level down to baggage level. it happened at terminal 3 around 9 am. nbc bay area )s sam brock is lie at the airport. sam -- what do we know? we didn )t wait for the start of the show to get you this news... we don't know that yet. but this person after some efforts fell off the top of the mezzanine level here and down to his death. [ technical difficulties ] >> we're told that did he not survive the fall. we've reached out to the san mateo county coroner for more information and they have not released any information but we are expecting an update later today. a jammed scene as there is crime scene tape on the elevator level down from departure to baggage claim. as officials here continue to look into a very tragic situation at sfo. sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. now we didn't wait for the start of the midday show to get you this news. we pushed it out using our smartphone app. this is a great time to download nbc bay area on your phone and stay in the loop of what is going on. >> our other top story in the wake of the tragedy in texas, students in the bay area push for change. t