reportedly expected to return the remains of up to 200 american service members from the korear, sothing president trump requested at last week's summit. >>> now to a dramatic rescue caught on camera in virginia. burning car in the middle of a racetrack as hundreds watched from the stands. the car exploded into flames, on to the track toe his n. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has their story. >> reporter: mike jones was behind the wheel of car 39 on virginia's south boston speedway when he spun out of control. after smashing into the wall at nearly 100 miles an hour, the stock car burst into flames. >> it's a driver's worst nightmare for sure. once i saw the flames, it was just get out as quick as i could. >> reporter: just seconds after coming to a stop, dean jones says he did what any dad would do. >> i just had a single focus, get my son out of that burning car. nothing else mattered. >> reporter: jumping the pit wall, running to his son's burning car and pulling him from the wreckage as flames exploded around them. >> when i saw the flames, nothing was going to stop

jane: is this sothing that harley was looking at doing anyway?avid: we know that one of the reasons that harley opted to build thnew plant in thailand was the u.s. decision to withdraw from the tpp. the trans pacific partnership ed thisould have cre free trade zone around the asian basin. all big companies are assessing risk. if you are only buildi vehicles in the u.s., there are a lot of countries with free trade agreements around the world where it might be more advantageous to build. jane: is the auto industry being disproportionately affected?y david: te front and center. that is one of the big areas that has drawn the ire of president trump, mexico's big auto production, the fact that companies are building new factories in mexico. auto is one of the greatest prodts where you have global integrated supply chain and are at the most riskf tariffs given that all the companies assembling vehicles in the u.s. reply on parts from mexico, canada, and elsewhere. jane: en if the standoff ends tomorrow, how much damage to confidence has this dispute d

over here the other side of the bay we're looking at fremont, the nimitz freeway at the truck scales, soth drive, a little construction north of here, not a big problem. i'll show you what is going on though coming up. latest on wall street - here )s cnbc )s landon dowdy. >>> 4:44. let's get the latest on wall street. here's the news before the bell. good morning, landon, good to see you. >> good tuesday morning. let's get a quick check on the mains. nasdaq closing at the record and helped by amazon and apple which both hit new highs the first record close for the nasdaq in nearly three months. you want to look for a report on job openings and turnover in the labor market, the dow raising 178 points to24,813. the nasdaq closing up 52 to 7606. starbucks founder howard schultz is stepping down as chairman effective at the end of the month. he's also stepping away as an active member of the board. but will take on the title of chairman emeritus, he handed over the reigns to kevin johnson more than a year ago. he originally planned to announce his departure last month but that was delayed due

in a documentary for "sports lu ilstrated," tyler helinski's parents say no one knew there was sothing terribly wrong. >> i remember my phone ringing and it was coach huffnd he said, i'm sorry, but tyler's dead. >> reporter: the 21-year-old took his own life just five months ago. his parents telling hoda kotb that's when the mayo clinas d to do an autopsy. >> we immediately said sure. we'd like to know what we can find out. >> reporter: the results were shocking. his brain showed signs of cte, the brain disease multiple studies have linked to repetitive blows to the head. ra l former nfl festars who sd from the disease took their own lives as well. tyler played football e.rom an early >> medical examiners said you have the brain of a ea 65old. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, washington state university says it had many safeguards for their players and is adding even more, including a second formal mental health screening for all members of the team after losing tyler. >> did football kill tyler? i don't think so. did he get cte fm football? probably. was that the only thing th

and i'm not seeing in here sothing as far as notifying the subject of the same information. >> notifying the custody? >> commissioner hamasaki: ah. >> well, that would be the next process. once they make that attorney'slin -- the henec there will be a process byh t whicat individual is released per-849 of the penal code. >> okay. so that's not in this amendment. >> correct, it is not. >> commissioner hamasaki: okay. >> i don't have an answer to that because this is the first time it's ever beend. y.t's a process that occurs na if we'rngo let someone go, we're going to tell the we're going to let them go, but nt. s not ctured in thidocu >> commissioner hamasaki: okay. well, it just seems like it would be helpful, when we're spelling out the procedure to subj teen taken at to t into custody, as ll, although it may occur naturally. >> correct, but there's also times where that individual is y eleased from custodial carebu care, so it'sus matter of advising the individual that the district attorney has declined to prosecute at th time. >> commissiohamasa: okay. so they -- the individual --en

sothe end, that is why it is important for congress to pass a farm bill, particularly for missouri anddemocrats are vulnerable and there are strong republican candidates. trade could determine who controls the united states senate. the public is more concerned about a national approach. how do you stop china from taking intellectual property? from using technology to undermine american corporate efforts? have you open up the incredible chinese market to american products, services and employees? that is the bigger issue. kevin: that is really important. when you look at a bloomberg chart, under my terminal, you look at wall street versus main street, how the s&p 500 has trended against president trump's approval rating, they are seemingly more in line. when you look at president trump arriving in quebec at g7, from a republican voter standpoint, when you dissect the numbers, does this hurt or help the president to be directly at odds with so many european leaders, as well as xi jinping? i think the base of the republican party loves this. frank: they wanted to fight for america. this i

sothe entered the residence and was blindly firing at the occupants of that residence santa rosa police it was at 8 sunday night when 65 year old walter ross of colorado burst into his son's santa rosa home with guns blazing looking for his estranged wife...sot jennifer wilson/neighbor 22-32 i heard two gunshots and i thought that sounds really close and then i heard some aggresssive pounding on a door and then more gunshots.the gunman's estranged wife was not there, but 9 others were, for a dinner party... among them, neighbor tim gillaspie, his wife, and his 11 and 14 year old sons. police say gillaspie was killed while trying to stop the shooter.sot lt. john cregan/santa rosa police department 50-60mr gillaspie was attempting to shut the door to prevent him from entering the residence anmrross indiscrinately started firing in to the hosue and mr. gillaspie was struck multiple times in the upper body.police say the gunman then wounded his 41 year old son and 4 year old grandson as they ran out of the house, both were treated and released from the hospital. the gunman then shot himself

as noted in the budget legislatianwas month to month for sothing just short of forever, over a decade. however, over the past four years we have been working very closely with d.p.h. staff, a variety of d.p.h. staff on site 'outstanding h lease all for good reasons outlined in the report and we have now taken that list to just two remaining after this, on month to month. so we have made great progress to get the portfolio in a little more stable condition. given the value of leasehold, appraisals weren't required. although the legislative analyst report recommended a lower rate than the holdover peonal opinion i'm not necessarily convinced that would have been the case. maybe, maybe not. given the rate now before you, since te recessth holdover rate s actually a savings to d.p.h. ere might have been an increase at the beginning but i think over the long term we actually may have saved money over this 10-years of occupancy month to month. nonetheless the department of health pledged to accomplish this in a timely manner in the future. my colleagues are here to address any public health

seen traveling toward the bay bridge the man pedaling the pedicab that was hit is kevin manning...sothe's deeply loved by our communityhe remains hospitalized with life threatening injuries.sot colan sanders/cabrio taxi 31-41he's a local inventor he created a bicycle hub that inflates your tire as you ride along , its really neet and he's been pedicabbing to bootstrap his own manufacturing business off the ground.colleagues say they are crushed by the accident but they say the intersection is well know to pedicab drivers.sot we all have had close calls here we all know its a dangerous intersection they say they say this intersection at embarcadero and sansome is especially dangerous on the southbound side because cars continuing on to turn right on battery must cross over the bike lane. but they believe there is a solutionsotput both lanes on the promenade side, side by side and physically separated from the road way.a go fund me page has been set up for the injured pedicab driverstandup dan kerman/ 120-130the pedicab that was hit and the one behind it were carrying a family of 4 visiting

there is a public t interest hee soth we know that the last administration had a paid informant spyingn at least three members of the trump campaign. maybe there was a good rn for that and maybe there wasn't, the fact of a distro true and it's known by the public. if it shakes the public's faith in the integrity of the department of justice. y wouldn't responsible people do their best to explain why it happened as soon as they possibly can and calm public fears because the system is to beliets, why wouldn'teginning we know why it happened? >> t i'm not at all partisan, i think the people who use the term spy in the context of a confidential informant are doing so only for partisan reasons. a spy does not exist within the fbi. when you're going down that road of using a spy -- >> tucker: i'm speaking in english and note what you you'e doing is carrying water for a political party. >> tucker: they gathered knowledge without -- >> it happens in thousands of investigations across the country.s >> tucker: it doesn't answer the question, i think i have a right to know which is why that happe

. >> in case you are wondering, it took her two minutes and 15 seconds to sothe rubik's cube and alsoressive. >> lots of talent, we would have to extend the newscast until 2 am and i don't know that i can figure it out. i have a challenge just figuring out the button on the clicker. very impressive. for our whether we are talking about a warm-up out there, warming up into the 80s and 90s. you will notice the change for tomorrow inland spots in the 90s around the day, easily the 70s and the coast the 60s. it will be warm monday, tuesday and wednesday. for the inland areas. as far as the current numbers we have a bunch of 60s out there across the bay area. san francisco one of the cooler spots checking in at 56 degrees. outside, the live camera looking towards the bay bridge. this is from our camera. mostly clear skies, patchy fog could regroup near portions of the coastline tomorrow morning. for the most part it looks like we are expecting clear and warming weather patterns as we head into monday. subtly shows you this. clouds approaching the north coast, rain showers up to the north a

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wanted to mention that i marched last year with pride and i will be marching again with t depart >u soth commissioner. noe tion at is point. thank you. so, thank you for that very good report and i know that the commissioner bernal will deliver another good report for the third quarter budget at the time that we'll be hearing from him. >> i'll note there is no public comment to that item and wecan move o itemfour, which is general public comment. and there's one request. >> yes. at this time, i have a request from yolanda molinani, i'm sorry -- i'm trying to read and i should not critique anybody's handwriting. >> yes. very bad handwriting. >> before we begin, i have a whe timer beeps, please on it. know your time is up. >> okay. i do want to say that i came here by myself for my sist but i'm here on behalf of my sister beatrice shueman who is a participant of adult day health care in the heart of tenderloin. and all of these par notice manls came here because they do want to have a word with you and at least express their desire not to lose their nurse. the department of public health n

president trump standing with o sothe people he says are hardest hit by a flawed immigration system. families of those killed by undocumented immigrants. >> your loss will not have been in vein. we will secure our borders. >> reporter: the president trki working to shi spotlight that has been focused on migrant children at the border. >> i wear his ashes in a locket. this is how i get t have my son. >> reporter: after demanding congress take urgent action tot fix immig laws, now a stunning about face urging republicans to stop wasting their time onnd immigration a wait until after the midterm election suggesting there will be fewer democts in office. his capitol hill allies chalking that up to frustration. >> the democrats doenn't want t solve the problem while we do. we're going to mov forward. we'll have a vote. >> reporter: n opposition to the bill in their own party. democrats say they've been shut out all together. down at the border the question remains how wilhe more than 2,000 children already from their families be reunited? the administration claims nearly 500 are now back

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seen traveling toward the bay bridge the man pedaling the pedicab that was hit is kevin manning...sothe'sply loved by our communityhe remains hospitalized with life threatening injuries.sot colan sanders/cabrio taxi 31-41he's a local inventor he created a bicycle hub that inflates your tire as you ride along , its really neet and he's been pedicabbing to bootstrap his own manufacturing business off the ground.colleagues say they are crushed by the accident but they say the intersection is well know to pedicab drivers.sot we all have had close calls here we all know its a dangerous intersection they say they say this intersection at embarcadero and sansome is especially dangerous on the southbound side because cars continuing on to turn right on battery must cross over the bike lane. but they believe there is a solutionsotput both lanes on the promenade side, side by side and physically separated from the road way.a go fund me page has been set up for the injured pedicab driverstandup dan kerman/ 120-130the pedicab that was hit and the one behind it were carrying a family of 4 visiting fro

some of the grand hall pictures is now most of the -- even soth the -- even that was removed so that looks closer to the rendering that kelly made a long time ago. they have really proven to be exactly what it was going to be built out. i think it looks a lot better in person than the rendering themselves. similar here is a couple other shots oh of the grand hall, especially the one on the right, the lake home. it is just getting a final polishing and the big board is coming along really well as you can see a picture of the big board here and it is finalizing. it's all in prep. it will get installed in the upper bus deck level. it's other work that web core had to do to appllow for it wil be installed mid to late july. popping up to the park, it's just sort of a neat element of the park that's coming together as the playground. it's a very spongy fund material that the director got to -- a couple days ago got to see. the underlying of it is aot of recycled materials and it's a very neat area to be up on the park. that will be very enjoyable for children and adult children as well. ma

soth raer than say a court date a year from now or two years from now we have due process right there on the border. >> melissa: so do you support something like senator ted cruz was talking about where you have 72 hours from the time you arrive and you get your time in front of the judge? >> i think that is important. absolutely. that is expedited due process. >> melissa: do you think there is a way or have you talked about trying to figure out if the children really are if children of the adults that they are with? >> that is a challenge. when someone illegally crosses the border, whether they have the forged paperwork or no paperwork at all. trying to figure out the safety of the child and who they should be released to, verifying who the parents or the relatives are can be a challenge. >> melissa: what do you do with those that are already separated? how do you solve the problem? >> it's a growing problem in summer months but we have a current law to address that. we need to make sure that to fission the dreamers but also have greater border security. so they are not putting their

it is soth i think is going to grow and develop in the future, because these days the relationship between ireland and the united states is a two-way relationship. a used to be that we were relying on the united states for various things, investment, political support, and i have to say that over the years, successive residents starting with jimmy carter, ronald reagan, bill clinton, so forth, all played a role in encouraging the process of peace in northern ireland. that peace process, 20 years old this month, has a strong american stamp on it and irish america as well. i think the future for our relations is i hope we continue to have our annual pilgrimage to the white house for st. patrick's day. it would be the same really without the white house visit -- would not be the same really without the white house visit. no irish40 years, prime minister has been st. patrick's day in ireland, imagine that. [laughter] >> but thank you to the hospitality you have extended to my predecessors and try ministers over decades. it was the f irish ambassador to the united states in 1950 who was the chi

the real issue here is whether sothing happened in the seychelles that involved erik prince arrangingoffered something of value to the trump camp. for example, we will put stuff up in pennsylvania that's negative on hillary clinton. if mueller doesn't lay out something by early september he's not going to want to do something, more indictments for example in october and november. we're going to see something by early september, we're not going to see something by december, i don't think that's likely. >> yeah, someone really smart sat there recently and said maybe it's going to be by labor day. otherwise it's too late after that or he's going to have to wait u after the election. thank you, michael. thank you, phillip. >>> when we come back, a primary shocker in new york tonight. a ten-term democratic leader defeated by a newcomer. we're going do have more in just a moment. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time

. >> dana: adrienne, do you think next week if the legislation looks like sothing that could help solve maybe take away the political tool that the democrats would want to use in the fall that that would be worth it? >> look, i'm goingo reully disagith my friend josh here. democrats have made it very clear from the very beginning of this debate that we will come to the table. we will negotiate on this. you actually just said, josh, that we would allow for border security funding. some sort of funding for the wall in order to create a path of citizenship for so, you know, the real loser here are the dreamers. the people who are living in limbo in this country who don't know if they're going to be deported or not. i do hope democrats and republicans can come together and find a solu democrats have made it clear all along we're willing to play ball. we want to find a solution to this issue. >> let's not forget democrats shut down the government over this issue in february. >> dana: that's true. >> get a compromise. >> dana: chance to vote on it next week in the house. we you have come back

but that is a gentle pushback sothing in your own backyard that contradicts the president for you toe believed. >> right. i think lindsey graham talked today about criticizing t president to make added vae. that's line that republicans are walking. i think when you see the president get in the mode of settling scores and lashing out at people, it's when they have gone into what he perceive as making it personal, about him. or somehow -- you know, not just criticizing his policies in a way that's a little gentler, but the personal stuff. so you haveine republicans who managed to be successful with criticizing the president on a policy issue or gently disagreeing. they have largely been successful because they have stayed away from the personal attack. >> david, before i let you go, and before we go here, i wanted to turn the conversation a little bit to sort of the internatio that pps made with the g7. and goat susan rice. she wrote this in an op ed. if mr. putin were calling the shots he would advise withd from the tpp. pull out of the iran nuclear deal, there is no evidence that put

. >> more fear based that sothing is going to change. i think it's been in there for years. for whatever reason they are not willing to change that have you to disclose if you're buys a house if there could potentially be led in there. why is it okay we can educate people there's no led on the walls but we can have it in our lipstick, which is on our face. >> kourtney kardashian one of the big names forcing cosmetic companies to take led out of their product. what should you do. you need to research and find safer alternatives. >>> today you can get a glimpse of electric buses in san francisco. transportation leaders will roll out 43 foot battery powered bus this morning. this video of the bus. it's to highlight a new study which shows the benefits of buses. recently committed to transitioning its whole fleet of bus toss zero emission buses by the year 2035. >> plan to watch the world cup kickoff game a little later this morning? our sister station telemundo providing coverage. at any rate this morning why are we showing you zoo animals? well, if you want to believe who the

could find that he understood that in a negotiation when you gave something up, you could ask for sothingurn, that is the basic thing. his second secretary of state complained about this in his diary, that wilson did not understand the give and take of negotiations. but wilson went to the peace conference saying he did not want any material things for the united states. what he wanted was the league of nations, he wanted world order to be based on an international organization of governments committed to peace, and not on the old great power alliances, if one country attacks another country in the alliance, everybody is immediately at war. that's what happened at the beginning of world war i. a worldwide conflagration almost from the start. he thought he had a better idea and that was the thing he went to fight for and he got it. the other things were secondary. i've read about the discussions between the big four. he does not fare as badly in the discussions as he fares in the hands of critics. he is knowledgeable and in the trying, but they are saying no to him all the time. he does not

y count there's one black person, one judge that's the first soth asian judge to be on a federal court. that's important and there is some diversity there. one judge mocked the president on twitter, making fun of him, so i don't think he's high on the list, a judge in texas. mike lee, senator in utah, is considered. the sources in the white house say the number one thing is the person be conservative, but they have to make it not as conservative, i'm sure lisa will tell us about. >> nawaz: what will the republicans have to get through a senate confirmation, what do they want to see in a nominee? >> abortion remains aber one issue in talking about courts at all levels, especially theou supreme , but there's a real tricky strategy at play here because, right now, with senator mccain at home in arizona, still sick, now we have a senate where the republicans can only lose one of the members to maintain their majority. technically, 50 republicans, 49 democrats. among the 50 republicans you have susan collins and lisa murkowski, two woavmen who said they support roe vs. wade and have also su

. >> this is something we have heard in the news, celebrity's having this recent fate, it's soth all friends and our family and this is a wonderful cause to see our symptoms, the sos 1,000-mile run, it's a great thing to support. >> bret: they plan to finish that run june 19th in albany, new york. great cause. thanks for inviting us into her home tonight. but with the interview with president trump on the website so you can check it out there in case you missed it. that is it for "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. we have complete coverage of the ig report out tomorrow. i will be here in washington with special guests and panel. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. martha. >> martha: good to see you. thank you. we begin tonight with an exclusive interview right off the top. south carolina representative mark sanford has never lost an election in his long career until last night. the republican haseen shy when it comes to criticizing the president. >> if you would just shut up, quit attacking -- i don't work for him, work for 750,000 people here in the

we're bringing you a different e angle, sothing different here on news 4. you see hatbuilding, 888, thatly is exa where the shooting occurred. that is whereth "capital gazette" is located one woman was at a doctor's fice. she had to shelter down. i talked to another woman who was in that builng. she was in a law firm and she had to be on lockdown as well. they evacuated moments ago. witn the last few min i was able to get their interviews on my twitter feed at shomari stone which was retweeted by nbc washington. there are people who are in this mall and many of them were g, cryhugs. you have to understand there were people in the building. they come over here. they're scared. right now they're trying to .each their family and friends they tell they didn't want to talk to camera, which is understandable ter such a tragic incident. we respected their privacy. right now they are trying to reach their family a friends because many of them are terrified. back to you. >> there were so many there at that mall. g we haten word. we are about four minutes away from t

i thk s sothing that has to be kept in mind when thinking about the returns and also about verification. that is not, in my mind, and in sick it -- insignificant risk. toby: if you want? >> if i cad tt bit on what are possible mate -- ways, i agree with laura that in essence, it has to be some kind of step-by-step. toward thathis phrase or concept, i think maybe be phrased as can a comprehensive deal -- for instance, the release of the u.s. citizens prior to the summit, voluntarily, at least from what was revealed to the media. although there are questions at remn about the explode -- of the nuclear site, things like that. they are done theoretically voluntarily in advance. work onings, if we can getting ath korea reciprocal brooke rd, ta showing a big, carrot ahead, i think that would enable the president -- the trump administration to say, we are not taking step-by-step's. they are doing this voluntarily. because of that, we are getting that. this may just be different packaging of it, but in essence, it has to be step-by-step. add, there isjust an optimistic reading of what has happe

but i think there is a good workable standard when you hav sothing heart-art, and part-utilitarian. high people pay very prices for these highly sculpted cakes not because they taste good but because of their artistic qualities. >> i would get to have a wedding cake that i would say tasted great. >> the top of my wedding cake is still in our freezing. >> i would say it no longer probably tastes good. the question is, can you compel somebody -- >> is this the purpose test? predominant purpose, predominant effect, how would you characterize it? bags if you are talking about the line between speech and -- i would say it is predominantly nantlysive or predomi utilitarian. >> in its purpose or effect? >> i think both. one factor is price. our people paying for the utilitarian side or the artistic side? >> what about a baker who is an atheist and cannot stand any religion. someone says i want one of your special cakes for a first communion or bar mitzvah. the baker says, i do not do that. i do not want my cakes to be used in the context of a religious ceremony. testsn you apply these you

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extent do you think this scenario, this worst case scenario that people have pointed out about ai ac sothing that should be concerned about? and if there is a legitimate concern, what can we do to help establish a more ethical responsible way to develop ai? and this is for anyone on the panel.>> so i thinking -- thinking about that is thinking about the internet in the late 50s. if someone was going to describe it to you and how all these weird things were happening, you would be very confused and it would be hard to understand what that looks like and we would be talking about security, and imagine that whole story that played out over the last 60 years was going to play out on a more compressed timescale. that is the perspective that i have two agi. it can cause this rapid change and it is already hard for us to cope with -- is going to be a disaster, is the technology itself was not built in a safeway, or the deployment of who owns it and the value it was given is not something we are happy with. all of those, i think, are real risks. and those i think are things you want to think about t

seen traveling toward the bay bridge the man pedaling the pedicab that was hit is kevin manning...sothe's deeply loved by our communityhe remains hospitalized with life threatening injuries.sot colan sanders/cabrio taxi 31-41he's a local inventor he created a bicycle hub that inflates your tire as you ride along , its really neet and he's been pedicabbing to bootstrap his own manufacturing business off the ground.colleagues say they are crushed by the accident but they say the intersection is well know to pedicab drivers.sot we all have had close calls here we all know its a dangerous intersection they say they say this intersection at embarcadero and sansome is especially dangerous on the southbound side because cars continuing on to turn right on battery must cross over the bike lane. but they believe there is a solutionsotput both lanes on the promenade side, side by side and physically separated from the road way.a go fund me page has been set up for the injured pedicab driverstandup dan kerman/ 120-130the pedicab that was hit and the one behind it were carrying a family of 4 visiting

assistant attorney general -- comey and the guy that is assistant attorney 20 yearsago i was an expert in sothingobody else knew anything about. can tell you that keeping documents on a private server unorthodox. it might not have been wise. i see nothing, never saw anything that made it illegal to do so. it's as though the secretary of state took physical papers and decided to keep them in a home office rather than her government office. then you get into the question, classified information or not. it turns out there was a smidgen of classified, the lowest level of classified information in those papers. you can criticize her for that but you cannot say she was a felon for doing that. for keeping her papers as it were in her home office instead of her state department office. you have to but the destruction of e-mails. as i understand it there were some e-mails that were accidentally destroyed by low-level employee. i don't think there's any reason to believe hillary clinton ordered that. here, but i right believe comey was able to reconstruct many of those e-mails from other sources and device