who is more shameless in endorsements, you or shaq? >> shaq got no shame.dies, i am shaquille o'neal. stay fresh. >> stephen: i bet that with sell. i bet that would sell as long as it wasn't a partnership with icy hot. [laughter] some great products. i've got a patch on right now. icy hot patch on right now. you've got a new cookbook. this is, i am very about this. shaq's family-style with the recipe is so "even charles barkley could do it." what made you want to write a cookbook, shaq? >> shaquille: well, i like to eat a lot. not as much as charles by like to eat. i have three chefs. during the pandemic, i said teach me how to cook. i am a visual guide. if i see somebody do it, i start practicing it, i develop muscle memory. so before you know it, i was cooking ten to 15 dishes during the pandemic. >> stephen: have you ever done a very specific kind of diet, like vegan or pescetarian? >> shaquille: my favorite diet is called "known diet." [applause] >> stephen: how strict is that? >> shaquille: not strict at all. my favorite saying is, when i eat something

and our gift come down to what crap is shaq endorsing?icy hot or something like that? [laughter] >> he's got a line of watches. yeah, man, you endorsed this, there's no thought here. [laughter] i know kenny and shaq -- kenny and ernie are going to be thoughtful. but that's the only thing that bothers me about shaq, he never gives you an original gift. >> jimmy: interesting. >> he's like, i'm endorsing this, here. >> jimmy: yeah, because he is a guy who will hand a waitress a car. he does that kind of a thing. >> he does. he's a really thoughtful guy. he loves making people happy. >> jimmy: yeah? >> i love working with him. but that being said, you've got to put some thought into people's gifts. [laughter] [applause] >> jimmy: you're right, i hope shaq pays attention to this. >> yeah, you can't just be giving away stuff. there's no thought that goes into it. >> jimmy: what did you get shaq for his 50th birthday about a year ago? >> i can't remember. [laughter] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i got him something. >> jimmy: you got him someth

shaq was taking you through the numbers.last week, christie didn't even register in it. trump far ahead, desantis a distant second. you can see favorable/unfavorable among republicans. there is christie. no one else is even remotely close when it comes to 21% favor only, 47% unfavorable. so the market for a christy candidacy among republicans is questionable whether that really exists and whether he can really change it. that is a heck of a challenge for him. but what shaq was just saying about that christie style on the debate stage, that is a variable that i think is interesting. because he mentions in 2016 when christie got on the debate stage with marco rubio, put yourself back in that moment if you can remember it. donald trump had just lost iowa. the viability of his candidacy was in question. he needed a bounceback win in new hampshire. marco rubio was surging in the polls. christie was going flat nowhere at that point. but christie used that moment on that debate stage to absolutely dismantle marco rubio. and it resu

shaq, you were at this at the beginning. walk us through the findings. >> this is an extensive report we saw from the department of justice. that 92 page report had photos, graphs, examples from the interviews with members of the community substantiating the claims we heard way back in 2020. the main findings from the report is one that you had a police department that engaged in excessive force in violation of the forth amendment. they unlawfully discriminated against black and native american people. they violated the first amendment rights and mentioned instances with the press who were covering the unrest. the final finding is there was unnecessary and potentially law enforcement response when responding to behavioral health issues. that's something that you heard the city mayor there, the police chief there, they are saying many of the changes, many of the proposals from the doj are already being implemented in that city. there's a ban on chokeholds and neck restraints. there's review of the use of force policies, inclu

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shaq, as we await the arrival of the attorney general, which we will go to, i may have to interrupt you, what can we expect to hear this morning? >> well, feel free to interrupt me if we see the attorney general. he will have the main headlines from this report. but when this investigation was announced, the day after derek chauvin was convicted of manslaughter and murder of george floyd, they would look into whether or not the minneapolis police department engaged in unconstitutional policing. they said they were going to go through use of force guidelines, going to go through training, they would have interviews with officers and commanders there. and this seems to be the result. the announcement of the result of that investigation. but, we can look back to the state investigation that wrapped up last year to give us some hints as to what a government investigative body could find. that state investigation found that the minneapolis police department engages in race-based policing. that's not me paraphrasing. that's a direct quote from that report. that investigation went through abou

shaq, let me just start with you on this one. i know you've been speaking to some folks out there.overing this for some time. how is this going to affect people on the ground? how are they reacting? >> reporter: well, if you have loans, the bottom line is as things currently stand, those repayments need to begin in the fall, in october. so that's kind of the sense that a lot of people have been telling me that there's some frustration that those payments will be starting back up. you know, one thing to keep in mind here is 26 million people put in an application for forgiveness. more than 16 million people were approved for some sort of forgiveness, so many people were expecting to get that relief. one couple described it to me as they're going to have another mortgage payment starting back up in the fall. but that, of course, is not everyone. there are plenty of people who are opposed to this forgiveness program to begin with and supported what the supreme court did. i want you to listen to a mix of opinions here, starting with a gentleman who was torn on the issue, because he sai

and shaq joins us now from davenport, iowa.uilding before the collapse? >> reporter: good morning, ana. i do want to talk about that conversation, but i want to give you a quick update on what we're seeing here at scene. it is more active than we have seen it since the hours after the initial collapse sunday night and into monday morning. we have been seeing large pieces of machinery being moved around, large pieces of debris being moved around, rescue workers going in, picking up pieces, one by one, using their hands. a very active scene here. the city confirmed last night that urban search and rescue teams are now back on the scene, they're going through, supporting the building, there is also some canines, both cadaver dogs and also live canines or canines looking for live people as well. but going back to that interview that we had yesterday, and you're looking at some of the video now, but going back to that interview yesterday, yes, a masonry expert said in the hours before this building came down he actually warned worke

shaq a 400 foot sign.he bases in the 9th. no outs. mister daley slicing a fly right center, ready park and say we're in campbell converge on camelback hands to catch drops. it so runs come into made it 5, 4, same inning tied at 5 bases, reloaded 2 outs and porter brown, a line or 2 right? that brings home 2 more runs. texas scores 5 runs the inning. it's a stanford suffers. a heart breaking. 75 loss. they will have their ace lefty starter. could matthews on the slab tomorrow or go on summer vacation games for the cardinals. before sports fans for have been an edge all week. that heats to the nuggets last night in miami. a loss to go down 3 games to one in the nba finals. campers were trying to avoid that same fate tonight at home against the golden knights. the golden knights. >> sure played like they wanted to put the panthers down early one, nothing the nice but >> constant pressure stanford's defense. mark stone finds the stick of chandler stephenson. one time or into the upper shelf. a second goal of t

. >> let's head to chicago, shaq brewster is there for us. talk about the air quality index, it's very unhealthy levels. tell us what you're seeing and most importantly what should people in the midwest know as they're dealing with these conditions. >> reporter: essentially to stay inside, to avoid the smoke as much as possible. when you look at that overall index you see chicago's sitting at that very unhealthy level, this is a condition that you're seeing for much of the midwest, so they're aud vising folks to stay inside. you can see it behind me and smell knit the air, people are talking about feeling the impacts of the smoke. one person earlier today. >> i woke up and i felt like -- it really affects it, a reason i can't go running when it's like this. >> reporter: you have some city workers now doing remote work, some employees -- some employers giving employees the option to work from home to avoid this. stay inside, let the smoke pass us until the air quality gets better. >> thanks, shaq. let's bring in meteorologist bill karins. what

nbc's shaq brewster joins us from davenport, iowa. shaq, good morning.t are we hearing from officials today? >> reporter: good morning, jose. officials are telling us essentially the search has resumed in full. i want you to take a look at what that looks like right now because you see the large machinery moving around, the claw moving around debris from the site, you see members from the iowa search and rescue, urban search and rescue team, the hard hats, see them going through, we have been seeing the claw pick up debris, move it and then you have seen search and rescue crews go in and move -- sift through the debris. officials confirm that this is essentially what we have been seeing, that the search has resumed, that they are going through, they're still looking, using dogs. teams went into the building yesterday to go through the apartments one by one, using fema markings. the apartments they could go through at this point. dogs have been on this scene. so this is the most activity that we have been seeing since sunday night just after the collapse.

okay. >> that's it from me. >> let's head over to shaq in chicago.is not helping. you have really bad air quality there and worse in other places across the region. >> reporter: that's right. i'll use a different phrase, coming to chicago or many cities in the midwest, you might want to pack your mask because for the third day in a row, consecutively chicago is dealing with that unhealthy air, but this is actually a little bit better than what we have seen over the past couple of days when the air was very unhealthy. you can actually see the background behind me today where yesterday you could barely see where i was standing. and that's because much of the smoke has moved east. moved to other parts of the country. you're looking at cities like detroit, some cities in ohio, also pittsburgh dealing with air that is extremely unhealthy or very unhealthy with that designation. folks saying you need to go inside if you're in the sensitive areas and sensitive communities. and otherwise you should just do what you can to stay healthy. >> bill, let's bring y

. >> from shaq? >> that's a serious shoe. >> we've always known this about trump, right?e is kind of a weird old hoarder guy with a taste level of a mega millions lotto winner from the 1980s mashed up with that guy you went to high school with who still wears the letter jersey from his 11th grade football championship. it explains why he would leave office with a mania to cling to physical icons of power. trump sees classified documents the same roi he sees shaq's shoes, the ultimate trappings of presidential fiat, evidence that he held that powerful office, and no one can forget it. so when it came to these boxes, he couldn't believe his luck. talk about shiny new objects, brighter than a saudi orb. military papers and intelligence briefings he got to show off, the way that the youngins need to document everything for the gram. he clearly wanted to hang on to them, kind of like gollum and his precious, only it's my boxes. ornamental nuclear secrets. chris christie who is running against president trump for president has something to say about that. >> he cannot live with

so shaq, what might we learn at this upcoming news conference next hour? >> well, i think the big thing that we're looking to learn because we haven't heard from officials in nearly two days at this point is how many people are missing. we heard two days ago that five people were unaccounted for. two people believed to be trapped in that rubble, so we're looking to see based on the drone imaging that they were doing, based on the activity that we've seen at the site, what is the latest on those who are unaccounted for? but we also learned last night some pretty shocking information about the condition of the building before it collapsed as recently as four days before it collapsed. we saw the report from a structural engineer who went through and was responding to complaints that were filed. there was work being done to the building, and let me just read one of the quotes from this letter that the structural engineer released there. he said that there were large patches of brick appear -- he said large patches of brick appear ready to fall imminently. he s

>> shaq brewster with that exclusive first look at the collapse >>> we want to turn now to washington new nbc news reporting about a potentially significant development in the classified documents case involving former president trump. an audio recording in which we're told mr. trump discusses one of those documents. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight, former president trump in iowa, taking new aim at the investigations looming over his campaign. >> every time i go high, you know, i get further attacked by the doj, the fbi, the better i do. i got to keep my poll numbers down, they'll leave us alone. >> reporter: all of it coming as nbc news has learned of a potential major development in one of the legal battles he's facing. a source directly familiar with the matter tells nbc news the special counsel's office has a recording of former president trump discussing a classified planning document he had kept related to iran and acknowledging on the tape it was classified nbc news has not heard the recording. tonight president trump calling the story fake news and just a continuat

shaq, shaquille o'neal, will actually be there. so you know what we're going to ask? a good weekend? >> we're going to have some fog. it's going to be a little bit cool. there's also going to be some thunderstorms just off to the north. so kind of a mixed bag. but i think, you know, for everybody, wine country, that kind of weather, not bad. let's get into that microclimate forecast. we'll take you right into tomorrow. it is, yes, friday. i almost forgot for a second. tomorrow, yes, officially friday. so we're going to start it off with temperatures in the 50s and that fog. it is back yet again. you can see it here, widespread coverage of that cloud cover to start at 7:00 in the morning through the afternoon. the difference we'll see tomorrow is we'll hang on to some high clouds through the bay area and that fog right here at the coastline, and that's going to help keep temperatures cooler. so we're going to drop it down about 2 to 6 degrees. instead of those upper 70s inland, we're back down to 67 in santa rosa, 70 in napa. 72 concord. low to mid-70s san jose to morg

shaq, what is christie saying about why he decided to run for president again? >> well, he's saying he wants to change the direction not just of the country but of the republican party. we've already heard and he's been open about going after fellow republicans for what he calls grievance politics saying he wants to get away from culture wars and see a campaign more positive and one that looks like a more traditional campaign, at least before former president trump entered the race in 2016 and one thing that is abundantly clear when listening to what we heard in the past a lot of this campaign will be based on former president trump and providing somewhat of a counterpunch to that. you mentioned some of that relationship we've seen between the two, christie supporting trump after he dropped out after his 2016 presidential campaign ended, throwing his support behind former president trump. that support lasting into the 2020 election. chris christie now saying that he doesn't trust the former president, he doesn't stand by the former president any longer and he pl

>> shaq brewster and brian chung, thanks to both of you. and joining us now john good, member of the house freedom caucus and education committee. you introduced and passed the house legislation to overturn the student loan forgiveness program. virginia has 1.1 million borrowers so what's your message today to the 45 million student loan borrowers nationwide. >> i'm thankful for a supreme court rereturning to the foundation of our constitution. this is a supreme court that respects the constitution. with respect to student loan debt first of all we shouldn't be calling it a forgiveness plan. it's not a forgiveness plan. it's a student loan forgiveness scheme. he takes the action he knows he doesn't have the constitutional power to do hoping the supreme court will not overturn him. 50% of the constituents i can say in my district try to have a college degree to force them to pay the student loan debt. people making up to $50,000 for a family or have their student loan debt fribnen or taken by borrowers who have not incurred that debt is wron

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talk us through the latest, shaq. >> reporter: you are seeing workers searching through the debate.oing through sometimes picking up bricks, moving them to the side. at this point it looks like they're digging with shovels and have been going through very meticulously something we've been hearing from officials when they briefed us earlier this morning saying, yes, this process to recover the three individuals who they believe to be inside this apartment complex is well under way. it will take some time but something that they said is that they will do it in a process that is dignified. the mayor calling it a place of rest so they're going through very carefully. it seems at points brick by brick trying to sift through what's left of that building. >> we're also getting a look at some of the video we showed a moment ago right before the commercial break of the building right as it began to collapse. it is significant in light of a conversation that you had with a masonry expert would walked by and warned construction workers a day before the collapse the building wasn't secure, righ

or will they blame the court who has now struck down the president's forgiveness program, ana. >> shaq brewster in chicago for us, thank you for that sampling of reaction from people who were hoping to have their loans forgiven. we're getting some of the quotes now from justice roberts' opinion, the chief justice writing this one and saying, quote, comprehensive debt cancellation plan is not a waiver because it augments and expands existing provisions. it is not a modification because it constitutes effectively the introduction of a whole new regime. when the secretary seeks to add to existing law, the fact that he has waived certain provisions does not give him a free pass to avoid the limits inherent in the power to modify. let's go to our white house correspondent monica alba now. what's the reaction from the biden administration and the president himself? >> reporter: well, ana, as you can expect, this an enormous setback for this president and this administration and a campaign promise and something that they were hoping was going to be critical, especially for young voters headin

. >> shaq brewster, nbc news correspondent is in chicago.about today's ruling. what are they telling you? >> reporter: well, you are getting strong reactions from people who both support the supreme court's decision and those who oppose it. it is very clear that this is going to have a real impact on folks. let's remind you, 26 million people put in an application to get some sort of forgiveness before apply cases were -- or to get some sort of forgiveness before applications were pulled down. 16 million were approved for some level of forgiveness. so there was a strong reaction when i was talking to folks. i want you to listen to some of it from earlier today. >> we're devastated by it. we were looking forward to the student loan forgiveness. we were actually expecting it. that's going to crush us financially. >> having a daughter who has student loans at first you're like, wow, that's really cool, she is in a job, she is a teacher, education, so doesn't make a lot of money. but, again, there's responsibility. when you take -- when you borr

>> shaq brewster tonight, thank you. >>> now to our broadcast exclusive with the widow of slain "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi weighing in on the deal between the pga tour and saudi-backed liv golf in what she said led to her husband's killing. >> how do you live with that? >> i don't have a normal life. >> reporter: she says she lives in a state of constant paranoia, particularly because of her phone. >> we cannot get rid of it because of modern life you cannot just live without your mobile phone. >> reporter: but it's a paranoid way to go through your life. >> it absolutely is. >> reporter: especially for a woman whose husband was so brutally murdered. a u.s. intelligence report found that saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman personally approved the killing and the gruesome killing of jamal khashoggi in 2018. bin salman has denied direct involvement. >> reporter: do you believe it was salman who ordered your husband's death? >> i'm not sure 100%. >> reporter: today she's more focused on finding out how the couple was allegedly tracked and targeted by the high-tech spywear

shaq camera obscura behind the cliff house. he found his dog booker severely injured and rushed him to an emergency. veterinarian booker is expected to be okay. >> a gofundme is now online for the family of a man, a san jose man killed while his on on his honeymoon in hawaii. police say he became unresponsive while snorkeling. he later died and making things even worse. somebody stole the couple's belongings from the beach, stranding his wife in hawaii for a few days. reporter jenn has that story. >> what was likely meant to be an exciting adventure snorkeling at the popular electric beach on the w3st side of oahu ended up to be a nightmare for a couple celebrating their honeymoon. according to emergency medical services and unresponsive. 49 year-old man was pulled from the water after 10:00am thursday. a witness who was there says they just finished diving when they saw the man lying on the sand in someone doing cpr. the witness asked to remain anonymous. the approach the group of people standing around them and to try to help

it was -- the shaq and these corporations that found ways to get through jpmorgan chase in places like were mistakes all around. >> it is just horrible in every way. david mcswane, thank you for this reporting. this reporting gets needs to get read by everyone. coming up, after four decades, the hardest jack sajak is leaving -- and hardest working man in hollywood is taking his place. >> ryan seacrest. and i'm brian -- >> and this is the -- theater in hollywood, possibly the most televised theater in the world. >> three months from now, live on this very stage, an as yet unknown talent will be launched into superstardom. >> we don't know who that is yet. right now they could be parking cars where they could be waiting on tables. who knows? >> what we do know is by the end of summer, that summer's life will change forever. >> because you at home decide who will become the next american idol. >> and the person's life that changed for ever, that guy. last thing before we go tonight, we'll of fortune. it was officially announced today that longtime american idol host ryan seacrest will rep

shaq for authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> the debate surrounding the potential future home of the oakland a's will continue into next week. the nevada state senate adjourning thursday night without voting on a bill that would provide 380 million dollars in public funds to help build a new stadium for the ball club in las vegas. the special legislative session will resume next week. lawmakers have been questioning tourism experts about the benefits of approving this bill. supporters say the stadium would expand las vegas's sports scene and boost the economy. opponents, however, warren, the deal would bring minimal benefits and a hefty price tag. still ahead tonight, a stanford professor reported missing details on the search that's now underway. >> and u.s. senate candidate katie porter stops in sacramento. what she's saying makes her different. then all other candidates in the race. at kaiser permanente, we care fo

shaq, where authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> that was natasha zooming supporting for us tonight. >> a search is underway for a biology professor at stanford. the national park service's says 44 year-old hunter fraser was reported missing wednesday in olympic national park in washington state after he didn't return seattle following a hiking trip as family said they last received a text from him on tuesday. fraser was arrested last july for domestic violence. he did have a hearing scheduled for yesterday in santa clara county. >> range jack smith. and i watched him yesterday. go up and talk the talk for about 2 and a half shaking. it was so scare. he didn't want to be there. because ultimately he's a cowards. >> former president trump making his first public appearance since being federally indicted for allegedly mishandling classified documents. the former president calling the department of justice special counsel ja

. >> shaq brewster reporting, thank you so much. >>> u.s.hat could have radically changed election laws nationwide. the justices ruled that north carolina supreme court had the right to strike down a congressional map for gerrymandering. julia ainsley joins us from washington, d.c. you look at a case like this, there's a lot of legislative, legal jargon here. what exactly does it mean? what should people take away from this case. >> reporter: this is one of the reasons i like stepping into the supreme court sometimes you always learn something, to step back here, independent state legislature theory means is that a state legislature regardless of what people controlling can make some incredibly important rules when it comes to federal elections, that's what the republican-controlled north carolina state legislature tried to do in 2021 and they were stopped by their state supreme court. now, that supreme court was then run by democrats. that has since changed over to republicans, that republican state supreme court tried to say, no, this case

it actually reminds me of one of his favorite trophies up in new york in trump tower, where shaq o'neal's sneaker. i mean, it seems to me just superficially and he would always show that off to visitors, and it seems to me that he's almost talking about it in the same kind of light. but the other end of this, as you pointed out, the sense of grievance he had after reading susan glasser's great story in "the new yorker" about milley. so it's kind of bookending donald trump's character as a political actor and his personal -- and his sort of personal style to all of this. grievance and also kind of the collecting of souvenirs. one thing i wanted to add to an andrew in terms of potential snags and seizing on that, seizing on the fact that this wasn't included in the charges, the other thing that could be a possibility is that this is so highly classified that there's some turbulence in the intelligence community about wanting to declassify the entirety or parts of this document because it's viewed as being so potentially compromising. that's one other potential possibility for why it wasn't

shaq, authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients.down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> and that was natasha divest reporting for us this morning. a crash at the santa rosa car show left 3 people injured saturday. and let's take a look at the aftermath there. the collision happened at 5th and east street around 06:00pm at peggy sue's all american car show an event meant to celebrate classic cars and hot rods. the people involved in the crash were taken to the hospital. somehow out or seeking your help solving a 22 year-old cold case on 6/10/2001 maria show was shot and killed outside a downtown palo alto nightclub. she suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. she was standing with a group of people on the sidewalk when it happened, a weapon was never found. if you have a tip, you are urged to please call palo alto police. and we now know the identity of a man killed in san jose one week ago. the santa clara county coroner's office says landrieu belong did died after being stabbed. a su

i love shaq i want to buy in, tom brady's the best, i want to be like tom. >> they're not libel fromd gisele, have been sued civilly by shareholders or by lawyers seeking class action status. so, yes, they are liable in a civil sense. >> brian: you have a big reservation tonight. do you want to tell everyone now. >> i just don't want anyone to show up and take my seat, it's at rayo's. >> brian: we were supposed to have you later in the show but we had to move this up so could you go to dinner. >> thank you i appreciate that. >> brian: thank you charlie great to see you, so worth it. >> love you. i'll even get up early to do tv with you. >> brian: you would do that. >> i've done tonight the past. occasionally but still -- >> brian: thanks so much charlie >> congressman jerry nadler accusing millions of parents of child abuse. yes, he really said that. we're going to let you keep his logic next. don't move. ♪ i bought the team! kevin...? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too. starting with the sound system... cu

. >> yeah, shaq's going to perform on the pre-race staged a headline race festivities for 34th annualascar cup series race on sunday weekend concludes with the toyota save mart 3.50, nascar cup series. tickets are still available so there you animal rescues across the bay area are starting to see overcrowding at their shelters at the silicon valley. >> humane society in take of kittens and puppies increases as the weather gets warmer. the executive director explains that this actually makes it tougher for the big dogs to get adopted. but there is one way that you can help out. >> actually have about 400 animals in foster homes right now. and creates a lot more capacity for us to be able to go out and help shelters who don't have, you know, any more room front coming in coming out amols so the ones that are at risk of euthanasia that having a foster in your house directly saves the life of another animal. >> the organization offers resources that help with the foster process like pat parent, mentoring and training. you can always sign up to volunteer online at h s s dot org. >> happeni

and that'll be throughout the weekend in sonoma county, michael thomas kron. 4 >> shaq's going i'm i'm a music fan on the family saying, but. >> all right. it is 10 47 and for folks that will be enjoying racing this weekend. we'll see what the weather is going to be like. yeah, i'm gonna go speed limit. >> myself. i did see a convertible that look pretty 5 years at this weekend church to be a nice comfortable weekend out there at the sonoma county raceway. we've got some 60's for your highs. that is way cooler than we usually see up there this time of year. looking outside at the golden gate bridge. we've got skies out there that are a little on the gray side this morning. that's because we have some mid-level stratus. that's just a blanket of cloud cover pushing in across the bay area. so she did with this unsettled trend, too. low pressure still steering across the region resulting in this accompanying major dip in the jet stream which is kept his cool, a prolonged cool down that last all the way through the weekend and into early next week, too. little active up in the sierra this w

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he talked to nbc's shaq brewster, in february he put in a bid to do the repairs that were needed on this but he says his bid was not accepted. he says that the owner andrew wold took a cheaper bid in part because he said he wanted shaffer to do the work of shoring the building, while bricks were being replaced. this is ryan shaffer's story. we have been not been able to reach andrew wold. cut to the past weekend he had been watching work happen on the building and he started to see brick walls bowing out. some of the window frames were collapsing and looked uneven and windows started to shatter, and then he says once the outward bricks started to fall, you could see the inner brick work starting to kind of -- the way he says the bricks were sandwiching in between each other, a sign that the building or parts of it are starting to sink, and he told the workers, not his workers working on the building, he said, quote, get away, you're going to die. he also tried to tell them to evacuate the building, to contact city officials, which he says they tried to do, but he says basically no one wa

taylor swift, shaq and megan, the stallion and tina fey were among some of the celebrities that helpedhe soccer team there makes this announcement today. coming up here next, the summer solstice at stonehenge. a look at the crowds that gathered to watch the beginning of the longest day ofit is the first day of summer and thousands of people turned out at stone hedge in england this morning so they could ring in the solstice. they watched as the rising sun aligned with the entrance to the stone circle. and this happens during the winter solstice as well. it's believed to have been built between 3,002 1000 bc. the purpose, though, a total mystery. there's little to no direct evidence on its construction has ever been discovered. but still a lot of people come out there so they could see this magical sight this morning. and of course, the got their phones ready to go happy summer. so it's the longest day of the year. yes, we're we things start to warm up. cool down like how some are starting off right we're starting a little below average today, although we've gotten up to bat where we sh

the consumer behavior, hey, shaq.sco's economic struggles post-pandemic. the famed westfield shopping center is shutting its doors after more than 20 years. cnbc senior retail reporter courtney reagan digging into this. i remember a teenager spending a lot of time in westfield malls and we're seeing this trend and what can you tell us about westfield's decision to close in the heart of downtown san francisco. >> i think the ideas of malls closing is not necessarily a new one. what's special about this is we're talking about a changing condition in san francisco. westfield is closing this mall. it is in a downtown area of san francisco for those not familiar and downtown malls are not something that you see all that often and many of them are no longer working. as a matter of fact, we saw brookfield closed its water tower last fall. and matriarch another mall operatorened its ownership in chicago. in san francisco specifically, we know office vacancies are among the highest in the country. something around 30%. tourist

shaq, great seeing you this morning. what are you hearing from folks there?porter: well, definitely some mixed comments from shoppers here and that's because while we are talking about inflation easing, we're still talking about the idea of prices increasing. so it is going to take some time for shoppers to feel a real difference. and when you look at that last report, we talked about food going up, about 6.7% year over year, i have a sweet tooth, so look at cookies and cakes, the price of those increasing about 11% in that report. but there are some glimmers of hope. you look at the price of eggs, for example, the prices that you're seeing there right now, that's about 13% less than what you saw a month ago. you look at bacon, look at milk, those prices also coming down. so, you have that mixed picture there when looking at the latest data which translates to these comments from shoppers. >> specifically what has gone up? >> meat. the food go up a little bit and start going down again. >> you noticed food prices going down. >> started going down again. >> ho

matt, while you're there, i know a lot of people are coming down and shaq is going to be there as farat are those things that people cannot miss? there's so much going on there. >> there's a lot of extras for families. >> absolutely. if you come out to midway here, there's something for everyone. so we have the nascar experience here on site, which is an area which is fully interactive with driving simulators, games, we actually have a show car that revs its engine every so often and it celebrates our 75th anniversary. it's almost like a party right there in the middle of the midway, but then you have drivers that will be coming out throughout the whole weekend who will be doing interviews. they'll sign autographs. they'll meet and greet all the different fans. there's no other sport on this planet where the athletes are as accessible. so fans want to come out, get a chance to see the top drivers in the world, get a chance to meet them, get their autograph, and then watch them drive around this two-mile track in some of the most exciting racing you'll ever see. >> what's your best way

. >> shaq brewster, thank you. >>> breaking news out of pittsburgh. the man who carried out the deadliest anti-semitic attack in our nation's histories that been convicted of federal chargers. 11 worshippers were killed at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh in october of 2018. the gunman, robert bowers, could now face the death penalty. george solis joins us from outside the courthouse in pittsburgh. george, can you give us a timeline of how the jury came to this decision? obviously all eyes have been on this trial. >> reporter: after about five hours of deliberations over two days, the jury came back and found him guilty on all charges, including federal hate crime charges. we had a reporter and producer in there giving context. they said you could hear a pin drop. everyone maintained composure and towards the end you could see robert bowers presumably looking through the sheet as each count was read by the jury there. the prosecution making a firm case from opening arguments through the closing arguments that robert bowers went to the tree of

. >> shoppers in chicago talking to our correspondent shaq brewster about how the prices at the groceryre do not feel like they are falling. some saying they're going up. that is despite a new report that shows inflation is falling. the consistent drop in prices over the last year is at least partly behind the fed's decision this afternoon to leave interest rates alone for the first time in 15 months. so where is that disconnect between what data is showing us and what americans are feeling? joining me now is nbc news business and data reporter, brian cheung. part of it is inflation is falling, but it doesn't mean prices are back down to where they were before inflation started to skyrocket? >> the nuance is that while inflation came in lower than the rate of inflation last year but it's still a plus for percent. that means prices are still going up year over year but by a smaller amount than they were in the earlier parts. >> which does not feel good when you walk into a grocery store. >> the challenge is that the federal reserve has been raising interest rates to deliberately try to s

and at this point 2015 the import mementos are shaq shoe, world wrestling federation bell, various trophiesere's a lot of stuff there, joy. and i think it is indicative of a certain psychology and mindset, again, the motive doesn't matter in an espionage case. but people wonder why did this man keep all this stuff? >> if you think about why he wanted to be president, right, it wasn't because he had some great passion for america. he ran saying america is basically in-esque whole country under obama. he didn't express great patriotism or love of country. he essentially wanted to be president to aggrandize him self. everything he's done in his career is to aggrandize i'm self. it is logical to assume he just wanted things to further aggrandized him self. the thing that is frightening is that donald trump's associations are not just meant to make him feel better, like he likes putin because putin says he smart. but he also likes putin. right, he has a son in law who couldn't get a security clearance -- jared kushner to mar-a-lago. he's associates himself. he had not seen the lunch. there are a

and at this point 2015 the import mementos are shaq shoe, world wrestling federation bell, various trophies. there's a lot of stuff there, joy. and i think it is indicative of a certain psychology and mindset, again, the motive doesn't matter in an espionage case. but people wonder why did this man keep all this stuff? >> if you think about why he wanted to be president, right, it wasn't because he had some great passion for america. he ran saying america is basically in-esque whole country under obama. he didn't express great patriotism or love of country. he essentially wanted to be president to aggrandize him self. everything he's done in his career is to aggrandize i'm self. it is logical to assume he just wanted things to further aggrandized him self. the thing that is frightening is that donald trump's associations are not just meant to make him feel better, like he likes putin because putin says he smart. but he also likes putin. right, he has a son in law who couldn't get a security clearance -- jared kushner to mar-a-lago. he's associates himself. he had not seen the lunch. there a

money, winning, awards, shaq's shoe. mike tyson's glove.nts are part of this same need and this belief, by the way, that he has like the french sun king that i am the stake, which is complete nonsense. and donald will never in his life, sadly, feel the joy, love, contentment. he'll say to every audience, we love you. but it's not a part of who he is. everything about him is transactional. these documents serve that function. they also have a second function. and that is he thought to protect and insulate him. and then when the fbi executed a search warrant, there was no raid, no busting into his house. they made an appointment, they showed up, they weren't armed. they were dressed so nobody would think they were fbi agents. when they showed up to get these documents from trump, i wrote back then that donald has no idea how to interpret national security documents, which are written in a way that requires an understanding of how they're drafted. but what donald does know is value. and this was a place, mar-a-lago, where all sorts of people w

i love shaq. i'm going to put money iviab n. tom brady's the best. i want to be like tom. they're not liable from a criminal standpoint. they have some of them, i believcriminalthey he. d i know brady and gisele have been sued civilly by shareholderhave beeivillys oy by lawyer seeking a class action status. so, yes, they are liable inrian a civil sense. >> you have a big reservatioyo n tonight. >> you want to tell everyone where. i just want to show up and tak s my seat. >> it's that rio's unbelievable. it's impossible. oh, stop it. brian that's the only way we were supposed to have you later in the show to get, like, a clima:y . but they say to move this up soi you could go and did it. thank you. ate brian: rachel, it was grea you. >> so worth it, though. well, it just didn't work. early >> and i love you.v i'll even get up early to do tvo with you outside. you would do that? i've done it in the past. i know you have occasionally, pbut i still does.>> bri gasparino dominated business and now news. >>o much, joy. s congressman jerry nadler is accusing millions of parents o

shaq will perform on the pre-race stage., the city of san francisco host its first ever juneteenth parade. the parade kicks off a month of celebrations across the city. today's event features 15 floats and live bands. the route runs along market street starting at 11 this morning and ends at the ferry building, a juneteenth on the waterfront celebration kicked off at 9 this morning at the ferry plaza farmers market. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we have local reaction to former president trump's indictment. >> and it's iconic symbol in san francisco during pride month. we're joined live in studio by the founder of triangle. >> and a breakdown for us today is lots of cloud cover. temperatures have been in the slug aside, only 70's well inland and a little isolated chance of a shower. check out weekend forecast lowe's knows you want the best gifts for dad. that's why we're offering the items he loves for under $100. from tools... to yard... to tech. shop the best gifts for dad now in-store or online. >> welcome bac