carson, al, savannah.nd sit down and talk to amy van dyken-rouen. she is the six-time olympic gold medalist in swimming who suffered some severe injuries a couple of weeks ago in an atv accident. she is in rehabilitation. she's been back in the pool, although this time under very different circumstances. she has so far been an inspiring figure, despite what she's going through, and we're going to talk to amy. i'll bring you that interview tomorrow. and then, yes, savannah, as you mentioned, monday, batten down the hatches. we're going to start our interview with pippa middleton. she, of course, the most famous sister in the world right now, and we're going to be talking to her about a great event she took part in the united states, but also about all the attention for all the reasons that she's been getting over the past couple of years. so, that's our interview with pippa middleton starting monday here on "today." >> all right. >> very cool. >> always fascinating to hear from someone you've never seen giv

savannah said they will surrender. in fact, they earned the enmity of most other places in the south because they looked like they were weak and gave up. that is just the nicest way i have ever heard that played. >> i am just going to -- a quick question. of course, natchez does the same thing but i have another , question. in 1863, confederate troops went out of their way to arrive at gettysburg, busy burning down thaddeus stevens' house and chasing free blacks all over pennsylvania and rounded them up. is there any equivalent in sherman's march, did his army targeted politicians' houses and did they march out of their way to seek revenge against politicians? or are they rounding up any whites and enslaving them? >> they are not rounded up any whites and enslaving down. sherman takes a particular delight and has a long passage in his memoirs about camping on how will -- howell's plantation. another plays that comes under a lot of destruction is the south carolina poet, william gilmore simms, who they really destroyed

isn't he a big -- >> this is not about maliki. >> and savannah joins us now from new york. back in new york, great interview. first of all, he said all options are on the table. bloomberg news posted the white house is likely to announce sending 100 special forces units into iraq. this is in addition to the 275 people, personnel already sent under the act he said he was sending to secure the embassy. so what do you think this means that he is thinking about sending in forces in order to potentially gather intelligence for air strikes down the road? >> that's the sense i get. you've been hearing the same things i've been hearing. the notions of these large scale air strikes are problematic because they don't have the intelligence on the ground to get good targeting information. it sounds, and we'll hear from the president during your show today. it sounds like what they want to do is send some folks in who can help with intelligence to try to get that better targeting information. and to do -- if you're not going to do large-scale air strikes, maybe drone strikes to get a be

but that's savannah assisting matt.roll of things that we learned about matt. aspiring architect. what does that mean? >> i'm a big fan of architecture. i have no skill at it. but i would love to do it if i weren't doing this. >> pepperoni equals sunshine. >> somebody asked me my favorite topping for pizza. all about pepperoni. >> this was a popular question, favorite where in the world, easter island. what did you love? >> those statues that they carved out of the local rock. they're just stunning and they're everywhere on the island. >> you love that passover peninsula, too. [ laughter ] >> yeah. tamron, i'll explain that to you later. thank you, tamron. that was fun. and by the way, sometimes when you're typing something on your iphone, you say typos courtesy of my iphone. typos courtesy of savannah. >> a lot of pressure. >> we've got >>> a very good morning to you. 8:56 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the national parks service looking for historical lbgt signs to make national landmarks. they're considering places li

>> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. raise your hand if there's some soccer in your immediate future this weekend? absolutely. and by the way, not to give anything away, i think we'll all be making a fashion statement when we watch on sunday. >> the shameless plug. the begging. that paid off. we have fall out boy here. we have a huge crowd outside for them for a concert in a few minutes. >>> now to the top story. the delicate situation unfolding in minnesota where a saturated hill along the mississippi river has collapsed. this after heavy rain drenched that region. dave bergren from minneapolis has the latest on this. dave, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, matt. minnesota governor mark dayton has declared a state of emergency after massive flooding in counties across the state.

matt, savannah? >> let's bring in chuck todd, nbc's political director and chief white house correspondent. good morning. i guess choose your colorful word. stunner, shocker. i think i heard someone say apocalyptic. the question is why did no one see this coming? i felt like i saw something a week ago that said eric cantor had this locked up, no sweat. >> virginia, notoriously low turnout in primaries. so low turnout. the issue of immigration, particularly in the south, immigration is just the one issue that animates the conservative base in a way we haven't seen anywhere. and then add in what's happened in the last 72 hours, the coverage of the crisis of these unaccompanied minors that have been crossing the border. it gave urgency to dave brat's message at the perfect time, in a perfect situation. low turnout. it all came together. and i think that's why it blind sided eric cantor. >> and it's not just about eric cantor. i mean, this is going to have broad implications in the political world. there

savannah? >> matt, thank you. >>> now to some revelations about the couple behind that deadly shooting rampage in las vegas. investigators now say they believe the husband and wife acted alone but had thought about carrying out an attack like this for months. nbc's mike taibbi has the latest. >> reporter: they're mourning in las vegas at a vigil outside the pizza restaurant monday night where police say jerad and amanda miller began their rampage. and in the ranks of the metro city police department, saluting two of their fallen brothers, 41-year-old alyn beck and 31-year-old igor soldo. police say the millers shared an antigovernment ideology with many but acted alone. >> right now we have not been able to find any additional links or any additional suspects. >> reporter: based on surveillance videos and witness statements, police say the couple ambushed the officers as they sat eating lunch. jerad miller shooting soldo and then beck in quick succession before the couple placed a "don't tread

in savannah, 96 degrees will be the high. so some dangerous heat along georgia into south carolina where we have heat advisories this place. that's the only place we have the heat advisory in effect. as you head over to houston it feels like 107. it's a day to take it ease, find a place to keep cooling, and otherwise it's going to be sticky and uncomfortable. here's a look again at some of those heat advisories that includes savannah, and we'll keep the ahead around as we head through this weekend. keep that in mind as you plan your visits. we have areas of tennessee where we have severe thunderstorm warning in place. that will be in place for another 15 minutes. watch out for strong winds. another area of concern will be here across parts of minnesota, down into iowa and nebraska where flood warnings continue thanks for all the wayne we've seen as of late, and we'll continue to see more rain upwards of three inches in spots. >> it looks like a great beach day. >> meteorologist: it does, a great day to take a dip in the water

savannah? >> all right. thank you. >>> meanwhile, there are new developments this morning in the search for that missing malaysian airlines flight 370. it's been three months since it disappeared with 239 people on board. to this day not a single piece of wreckage has been found. so they're searching the zone once again. tom costello has been following the story since it broke in march. good morning to you. >> reporter: -- searched an area off australia where they thought they heard pings from those black boxes. it now shifts hundreds of miles to the southwest. 107 days since malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared and search coordinators are recalculating the search zone to an area called the seventh arc. still roughly 1200 miles off australia. working off the satellite hand shakes or pings where from the plane before it disappeared. it's unlikely they're 23 miles to the west or 34 miles to the east of the arc. the theory? the plane flew high and fast on autopilot then crashed. but the longtime girlfriend

he did so in an exclusive interview with savannah gajry. >> there are senior officials in various news accounts saying airstrikes are offer the table that the u.s. is no longer considering that. is that true? >> nothing is off the table. all options are still available. the president has not made the decision on those options. we are very intensely vetting each of the possibilities. >> savannah's interview was conducted in washington. her full interview with the secretary about the situation in iraq will air tomorrow morning on today. at the white house today the president held a meeting with congressional leaders in the oval office to talk about this crisis as former vice president dick cheney unleashed a blistering criticism of this current president's foreign policy. our political director chief white house correspondent chuck todd with more tonight. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the strongest advocate internally for a larger airstrike effort but i'm told military officials don't have the targets that would make a shock and awe strike attack feasible. instea

savannah? >> kerry, thank you so much.e. >>> coming up on "trending," a man who learned a very tough lesson, don't mess with a stingray. >> that's an incredible piece of video. >>> and next, as we get ready to celebrate father's day, what would you do? we'll talk exclusively with a major leaguer who took a little bit of flak for missing opening day and another game to attend the birth of his son. replace your laptop? start with the best writing experience. make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of touch. and, of course, make it run microsoft office, with the power and speed to do real work. introducing surface pro 3. the tablet that can replace your laptop. and unlike other fibers, you'll aonly know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. benefiber. clearly healthy. a regular guy who invented aros. a very smart air conditioner that learns your habits to save you money. this is ben kaufman, the ceo of quirky. he's rubbing garthen's

tom, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning.ey say they believe that that driver who slammed into the limo, the truck driver, hadn't slept in 24 hours. that's raising concerns about the hours that long haul truck drivers are required to drive, just as we're hearing the 911 calls from the accident early that morning. to everyone on that stretch of the jersey turnpike early saturday, it was clear the accident was horrific. >> a terrible accident. the car flipped. it's on its side. >> reporter: police say the driver of the wal-mart truck, 35-year-old kevin roper, hadn't slept in more than 24 hours. his truck slammed into the limo, killing jimmy mack mcnair. veteran comic tracy morgan remains in critical condition with multiple broken bones, expected to be hospitalized for weeks. an instagram photo from another injured comic shows the inside of the limo equipped with seat belts, but we don't know if anyone was wearing them. for ron wood, it's all eerily familiar. he lost his mother, sister, and her three small children when a truck

but his wife savannah create add social media storm with a post on instagram.ted this picture of akron ohio with the caption, home sweet home the countdown is re real. hash tag 330. lebron and savannah still live in act akron and vacation there not far from cleveland where his career started. cavaliers have a good young nucleus. throw another log on the speculation fire and i know lebron's camp came out and said it's a vacation spot but lebron never quite got that pr game figured out, right? figure out when not to post stuff even the wife? bad job there, big guy. >> thanks, tom. >> all right. we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night, everybody. >> inside edition is up next. ♪ ♪ come have fun at sesame place with everyone's favorite furry friends. enjoy rides where you can splash... and whirl. and, play in the all-new cookie's monster land. with 5 exciting rides, a monster clubhouse and more! get unlimited visits and more with a season pass for six payments of $18. ♪ meet me at sesame place! >>> warning from the world cup. >> could fans bring a serio

savannah, matt? >> all right, richard engel, thank you very much. >> let us bring in white house press secretary jay carney. jay, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> what was the acute urgency of bowe bergdahl's condition? that's what susan rice just said. what was the acute urgency of his health? >> well, matt, as you know, he was held for five years. and in those circumstances, not easy circumstances, his health had been deteriorating. i can't get into all the information that we had, but we know that his situation was worsening, and that made it all the more urgent to secure his release. in a situation like this, you have a prisoner of war, a uniformed military person who was detained and held, and it was absolutely the right thing to do because the united states does not leave our men and women behind in armed conflict. >> obviously you know there are a lot of people who feel differently. they're very concerned about the five guys who were released in exchange for sergeant bergdahl. i'

we had six inches of rain yesterday in savannah. it was the most ever for a day in the month of june. >> big old gulp right there. >> that's a drink somewhere, isn't it? a big gulp. >>> all right. pretty embarrassing situation here, a statue in the form of the female anatomy traps a student, forcing rescuers to the scene. >>> plus first lady michelle obama opens up about one of the most challenging times of her life. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we co

savannah and matt? >> andrea mitchell in washington, thank you. >>> in the meantime, president obama is scheduled to meet with congressional leaders today to talk about the u.s. options in iraq. this as al qaeda-inspired militants step up their assaults across that country. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in baghdad again. richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. the militants from the al qaeda offshoot isis are continuing their campaign to try and topple the iraqi government. now focusing on key economic targets, roads, oil, the airport. kurdish troops are battling to keep militants away from iraq's northern oil fields in kirkuk. the radicals from the al qaeda offshoot isis are trying to cripple the government with a reign of terrorism and attacks on key infrastructure. they have attacked iraq's biggest oil refinery. nbc news cannot verify this latest video, but reportedly the militants have taken control of most of the plant. security officials tell nbc news th

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. >> also today in an exclusive interview with savannah gutherie, john kerry said no final decisions on action in iraq have been made. >> there are some senior officials quoted in various news accounts today saying that air strikes are off the table, that the u.s. is no longer considering that. is that true? >> nothing is off the table. all options are still available to the president. the president has not made a decision on those options. we are very intensely vetting each of the possibilities. >> nbc's peter alexander joins us live from the white house. we have also with us michelle cabrera in northern iraq. peter, we've gotten word that we'll hear from the president here shortly. what else can you tell us. >> reporter: that's exactly right. we're going to hear from president obama here in the brady briefing room at 12:30 today announcing, we believe, some decisions in terms of the situation in iraq and any potential u.s. military intervention in that country. right now president obama is still wrapping up a council meeting, basically a trade meeting that's taking place across the

savannah answered questions a few weeks ago.t time last week and opened up about his love for pepperoni pizza. and this morning natalie in the hot seat. >> why did you pick that song for throwback thursday? >> because i built this city. >> good morning, you guys. in the news iraq is beefing up security at the country's oil facilities as a battle against rebels for control of the country's biggest oil refinery rages for the sec second day. this morning president obama held a meeting on what actions he may take. secretary of state john kerry told savannah the military option in iraq is still available to president obama and said the u.s. has a vested interest in topping the rebels. >> they represent a threat to every country in the region. they are more extreme, even than al qaeda and they are threatening the united states and western interests. >> secretary of state kerry said the u.s. is not interested in working with iran to find a solution in iraq but is interested in sharing information with tehran. >>> the selfie can be view

. >> savannah, good morning to you.his is the first time we've heard from president obama on the topic of bowe bergdahl since he made that announcement alongside bergdahl's parents in the rose garden this weekend. president obama said the u.s. has a sacred rule they don't leave men or women in uniform behind. as for many concerns among members of congress they were not notified 30 days in advance as required by law regarding detainees at guantanamo bay and their release, president obama says that the white house and the administration consulted with members of congress about this possibility. here is what president obama said when asked about the circumstances surrounding bowe bergdahl's disappearance in 2009. >> the united states has always had a pretty sacred rule. with respect to the circumstances of sergeant bergdahl's capture by the taliban, we obviously have not been interrogating sergeant bergdahl. he's recovering from five years in captivity. let me just make a very simple point here. that, is regardless of the

savannah? >> thank you so much. we're at "today."going to get better and better. >>> coming up, can our guys pull off some of the greatest summer fashion trends including, yes, it's the short suit. matt lauer and his legs will be wearing it. >> we will not be able to unsee that. >> tweet us your thoughts. >> please do. >> and a concert from fall out boy. they're about to take our summer concert stage. we'll hear from them in just a few moments. this is "today" on nbc. >>> all right. we're back at 8:36. women's fashion trends are always on the front pages, but what about the men? well, we'll give the men some attention right now. as the weather heats up, a new trend is cropping up. the short suit popularized by pharrell williams. you can truly make it your own by pairing it with some sneakers and whether you loved it or hated it, there's pitbull's rolled up pants at the world cup opening ceremony. how does a regular guy pull off these looks? does a guy even want to? bobby thomas is here. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> are th

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savannah? >> miguel almaguer, thank you very much. >>> new fallout this morning from house majority leader eric cantor's stunning primary defeat. they say he'll step down from his post as debate rages over why he lost. nbc's capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell has more on this. >> good morning, matt, the political shock waves are still being felt across virginia's seventh district. and here on this college campus, where a little-known professor new to politics with the help of his 23-year-old campaign manager toppled eric cantor, who by many in this community didn't spend enough time paying attention to the home district. the fallout means that house republicans will be choosing a new leadership team next week. facing the cameras were an uncomfortable task. eric cantor kick off a summer shake-up for the house republican party. >> while i will not be on the ballot in november, i will be a champion for conservatives across the nation, who are dedicated to preserving liberty and providing o

. >>> savannah guthrie joins us live.avannah, good morning. >> hey, chris and tracy, nice to see you both. straight ahead on the show this morning. if is game day. the u.s. just hours away from taking on powerhouse germany in today's world cup match. can the team pull out a win? natalie is live in brazil this morning. >>> also ahead, new developments in the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. we'll tell you the details on that. matt is live in detroit for an exclusive interview with gm's ceo mary barra, as you know, she's facing tough questions about how that company handled defective parts and millions of recalls. >>> and a star-studded morning in the studio, and mark ruffalo is here to talk about this new movie. and on a thursday morning here on "today." chris and tracy back to you in philly. >> a lot going on. we'll see you at 7:00. thanks. >> see you in a bit. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> storms roll through overnight. some areas got an inch of rai

the "today" she's savannah guthrie is pregnant and the "today" show loves to appeal to the moms out there>> rather than bring on a baby expert, willie geist was drafted to go to the hospital, well, for a very unusual segment. >> well, i just happen to know someone who is about to be a dad, my husband mike. >> so for educational purposes i will be the mother in this scenario. >> grab a leg, dad, since she will be screaming at you and just yes her to dead. >> yes, yes, doing great, honey. >> always want to support the baby's neck and easier if you lift the bottom than the top. at this point the baby will be peeing on you. >> isn't he or she beautiful? >> so beautiful. looks a lot like you. >> can i just unsee that with him in the stirrups. that was just so disgusting. >> wait a minute. you didn't find this segment educational. >> oh, come on. i want to get my parenting advice from willie geist? seriously? >> dad on this father's day. >> so also hocking a book so there's a reason for this segment. >> creepy for this segment. >> creepy. >> "today" show trying to play up savannah guthrie who i

i was looking at the baby one for savannah.that these are delivered and the mailman gets in the truck and sees these things? >> he quits. >> you are having someone i love on >>> -- plans for san jose's historic domed theater. federal realty says the plan would preserve the century 21 dome on win chester boulevard, but would not explain how. earlier this week, the city council designated the theater a city landmark. >>> let's check the forecast now with meteorologist christina loren. the coolest day of the week? >> it's going to be really nice out there. good morning, laura. good morning to you at home. temperatures like this won't last long. you do want to enjoy the 70s. traditionally, we're closer to 80 degrees this time of year in the south bay. 75 for us. 77 in the east bay. 74 along the peninsula. tomorrow, more of the same and we'll warm you up as you get into your father's day weekend. comfortable conditions, all across the board. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, sweet and juicy prima

dylan, good morning. >> good morning, savannah. it is 65 degrees here in blair, nebraska, and there is still ice tucked into this corner here. the remnants of softball-sized hail that fell from yesterday's storms. that hail caused extreme damage to windows and buildings and cars all across this area. in omaha, they ended up with 5.3 inches of rain yesterday, an all-time record high for june 3rd. between the torrential downpours and massive wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour, it was a wild day of weather in the nation's heartland. hail the size of golf balls. and devastating winds clocked at 80 miles per hour causing major damage in yuling, nebraska, shredding the siding on homes and shattering windows. >> it sure was noisy when it was hitting my house. >> i recorded sirens sounding at about 4:00 p.m. within minutes, all hail broke loose. >> the tornado sirens went off and we had to go into shelter and we were down there for a good hour. >> omaha's airport closed due to flash floods, reporting more than an inch of rainfall in just

zomba retreats across the savannah, for the moment.n the second jeep blocks zomba from returning, while vicki drives back to the well. her colleagues, robert and mark, get out of the jeep. vicki stays at the wheel where she keeps the videocamera recording and a watchful eye on zomba in case the group is forced to make a hasty retreat. >> if somehow the mother get back and find us there, out of the car, struggling with the calf, i don't know what would have happened. it would have been really, really, really dangerous. >> the calf is eight months old and enormous. posing a serious threat to robert and mark's safety. >> they weigh 200 pounds when they're born, and this was eight months of good food and lots of mom's milk. >> we could not get in there, so our option was to use the ropes. >> their plan is to harness the calf with a rope attached to the jeep and pull. the calf has been in the well for hours and is exhausted. its mother is still nearby, so a quick rescue is essential. the calf has stirred up mud, and the sides of the pit are

in savannah the heat index is 96 degrees. the heat and humidity will be dangerously hot in a few locations. keep cool today. stay inside and enjoy the ac. and find a pool to cool off in. in the midwest there is rainfall. as you get into the afternoon and this evening more rain to come. some of those storms could touch there late in the day. >> thanks so much for watching al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford. stay tune. because "inside story" is coming up next. for news and updates you can always go to www.aljazeera.com. >> a new partnership between coffee giant, starbucks, and arizona state university, has offered thousands of workers making cappuccinos and lattes their own higher end. that's "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. all of the big-think discussions

a scientific sensation with the report that there were lions in the cloud forest of kafa, a non-savannaharea. at the time, muluken merkuria and a photographer were commissioned to document the lions. for five days they hiked and searched for them until they happened to discover a female lion cub sleeping near the roadside. >> i'm happy, very, very happy. because this is the evidence for everybody, not only for me or the people who live around kafa, but also researchers and everybody. it is the sign that there are forest lions in kafa. >> several studies are being carried out to find out when and why lions settled in kafa on their migratory route from central to east africa, how many animals there are, and just how they live in the cloud forest. >> the first focus of nabu is to conserve the forest, the cloud forest and its biodiversity, and lions are one of the biodiversity components. it has importance because it completes the food web chain which exists in this area. it balances also the wildlife population. >> there are other animals in kafa. whether horses, oxen or baboons, there's al

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some heavy rainfall reports into savannah, georgia. it looks like this system will continue to bring instability all the way up into toronto and portions of the new england states of the united states. so it looks like that you're going to have the umbrella handy for tuesday. 25 in toronto. and also down into the deep south. atlanta 29. even unstable weather into denver. we also have a low pressure system that is skirting british columbia so that's all bringing some rain into seattle with a high of 21 degrees. we now take a look at europe. and we once again have a very active situation where we have a low pressure system east of the scandinavian peninsula that's dragging down the cold air. highs are only expected to be in the teens for tuesday. another low located down into the iberian peninsula. we also have a stationary boundary on the southern periphery of europe. and that's opening up the possibility of seeing some severe weather for the balkan peninsula as we go throughout our tuesday. so definitely want to make sure that you keep

it's proving to be very fragile say far it was broken again are in need fighting in the city of savannah with kiev accusing local militia of shooting down an army helicopter artie's their own cause is in eastern ukraine. months of deadly violence have taken their toll on the citizens in the east of ukraine but there are signs a political solution could be in the offing at times it's cease fire is now in place and moscow's also taking steps to defuse the situation with president putin calling for russian troops to be disallowed from potentially going in to get crazy but this could all be for nothing if the truth fails to hold. shouldn't demand disarmament especially in eastern ukraine while radical groups like the right sector are still carrying weapons although it's often been promised that these basically illegal units will lay down their arms they did not do that they haven't even left my done yet i believe there's no sense in demanding anti-government activists lay down arms under such circumstances anger continues to simmer in the east and west of the country as fighters from both si

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richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. the u.s. embassy is a mile from here to the west. drove by a short while ago. the situation from afar looked calm. you don't see helicopters overhead evacuating. some non essential stall are being vevacuated. some taken out of the country. similar steps taken by other embassies here in baghdad. this comes as the militants from isis are continuing to take iraqi territory. they have taken the town of tal afir. a town of 200,000 people. close to the syrian border. they claimed to carry out a massacre. troops loaded in a truck and lined up and executed. the video shows 150 iraqi troops killed execution-style. the group claims it massacred around 1,700. iraqi officials are not confirms that number. they are confirming that some sort of massacre took place. here in baghdad, there is quite a bit of tension. the militants are only about 70 miles away at this stage, but we are starting to see the iraqi army mobilize for the first time. we got in a short while ago. we drove from the airport. we noticed

more speculation over returning to cleveland fueled by a photo recently posted by his wife, savannah james, posting this photo to her instagram with the caption "home sweet home: the count down is real #330." well, he wants this even though he has two rings with miami. oh, but he says not this last season. boo hoo. and 24-year-old michelle wie, the new u.s. women's open champion. 2 under par. she beat the number one women's player, stacy lewis. wie was ranked 11th before the win. it took some years but got it done. >> i know, it was great watching her grow up. richard, thank you. >>> five days of rainstorms in southern china have left at least 26 dead and 3 missing. government officials say massive flooding and landslides have toppled more than 8700 homes and damaged another 66,000 costing almost $1 billion in damage. >>> and in nebraska at least one death is being blamed on flash flooding. police say a man was swept away after his car crashed into a drainage ditch. it happened late friday into saturday when seven inches of rain fell in just a few hours here. but there is good news i

should be calling for a proper and for investigation of this incident to prevent escalating well savannah is an industrial city with a population of more than one hundred thousand people and has been a focal point of the government's crackdown on dissent it's been under regular artillery fire for weeks russia has submitted a resolution to the un security council on the situation in eastern ukraine the us state department was asked to comment on the down the at alleged use of fire bombs but it spokeswoman seemed a little confused there were reports yesterday that the military is using phosphorus white phosphorus. slovyansk few very thing about that did that come up in the conversation between secretary kerry and foreign minister lavrov if there was one there was one yesterday and actually i did find what i want to say on the vehicle so let me get to that after i get to matt's question so thank you for your patience do you have anything to say about the force of thoughts from the there's some you know what appears to be video and photographic evidence of this from some of the by the by the

calling for pop in for an investigation of this incident to prevent escalating we'll just remind you savannah is an industrial city with a population of more than one hundred thousand people and it's been under regular artillery fire for weeks the u.s. state department was asked to comment on the lead chiefs of firebombs but it's spokeswoman seemed a little confused. there were reports yesterday that the korean military was using phosphorus white phosphorus. slovyansk do you know anything about that did that come up in the conversation between secretary kerry and foreign minister lavrov if there was one there was one yesterday and actually i did find what i wanted to say on the vehicle so let me get to that after i get to matt's question so thank you for your patience do you have anything to say about the force of the bosphorus there's really there's some you know what appears to be video and photographic evidence of this from the usage of the by the by the russian no matter the training i have not seen those reports and i'm happy to check with our team and see if we have confirmation of that

residence in savannah's can train what way you can overnight to see the sky lit by what they claim were military fire bombs being dropped on the city slavyansk is a focal point in the conflict and locals say artillery fire has been ongoing for days schools hospitals and government buildings have been partially destroyed water and power supplies are regularly cut off ukraine's health ministry says more than two hundred people including nine hundred children have been killed in the yeast since the government began its military operation where as well as the regular army the ukrainian government has also been using national guard conscripts and they were the main force behind the military assaults in the east but entire units have since headed back to kiev claiming they're on paid and have been abandoned by the government. in mosul but i got better sources that i'm a man. according to official papers we don't exist where in the illusion it's like we haven't been deployed here we haven't got any ammunition nothing we were sleeping on the ground because we didn't even have can't they just se