mike in st. paul, minnesota. independent, good morning. morning, john. three questions, three points. of all, i don't have any problem with u.s. relations with george bush said that ussia was our best ally after 9/11. i don't have any problem with the t or any part of european union. andany is supporting greece italy and portugal, got to leave devices.heir own question int was to the last its america lady that previously. he its has been around for 25 years, ford, general motors and tesla, aren't members, why? aren't any trucking

st. paul,ul -- ken, who do you trust to investigate russia's interference? caller: we need a special prosecutor. conflictingof these stories. know what is going on. a special prosecutor would be the to help us and get to bottom of this. it is obvious the president is scared. he does not want a special prosecutor. the democrats are doing a good job of pursuing this. we are supposed to be a democracy. that question of a special counsel is up to rod rosenstein. he was meeting with mark warner and richard burr. the question of a special prosecutor was brought up by mark warner. is a change for mark warner, who has been saying the senate intelligence committee should keep doing their work. after the firing of james comey, he is siding with his democratic colleagues, there should be some sort of special counsel. susan, hampton, virginia. caller: good morning. the whole thing should be dropped. every representative and every -- all the gone to information the fbi has they already the information and you would think if there was something to pinpoint, it would be ou

. >> rescue workers came to the ald of a driver near st. paul, minnesota who had a medical issue and drove into a small pond. he is doing okay this morning. >> now to a warning be being issued about swimmerness the ocean and a video to go along with it. paddle boarders along the southern california coast were literally swimming with sharks. than a dozen but not on purpose. they had no idea the sharks were there. they found out when a crew in a sheriff's helicopter gave them a call from above. >> you are paddle boarding next to approximately 15 great white sharks. >> now, there were advisories posted on the beach. authorities say the sharks are not aggressive but there were more than two dozen of those sharks, more than two dozen great whites have been spotted up and down the coast this week. you don't want to run into one of those. >> you do not. >> i would rather run into no sharks. >>> on the east coast, beach goers in myrtle beach helped a shark into the water. the shark was stuck for a few minutes before making its way back out into the ocea

think back to the diamond jubilee weekend when he was taken ill and she walked down the aisle at st paul's engagement and she said to one side because she is so used to having him by her. she will miss him and so will the public is not seen him. there has been a sharp rise in the number of men being treated for anorexia and ballymena according to anorexia and ballymena according to a bbc investigation. figures obtained through a freedom of information request show the number of men receiving outpatient treatment in england is rising double the rate of the mill, the woman still account for the majority of women treated. food just frightens me now. i go for days without eating at all. simon bakes everyday, but gives everything he makes to friends, family and homeless charities. i get some kind of strange satisfaction out of seeing people enjoy the things that i don't feel able to enjoy myself. simon's been anorexic for almost two years. logically i know that i need to eat to live, otherwise at the end of the day this will kill me. and it doesn't make a blind bit of difference. i'll do everyt

from st. paul, minnesota, please welcome mike reiners. [cheers and applause] mike, how you doing? mike, welcome to "millionaire." now, i know that teachers never get what they really deserve, but you really, really don't get what you deserve. you wo

. >>> delta plans to test new technology at minneapolis/st. paul, that would allow people to check their bags by scanning their faces. no agent necessary. if the pilot program goes well, the airline plans to roll it out across the country. >>> when we come back, he rose from poverty to play college football. perhaps his most amazing achievement happened off the field. inspiring america is next. the reason bay area lawyers say low income drivers are unfairly punished. ===jess/take vo=== plus: a familiar face at practice. but when can we expect steve kerr back on the bench for the warriors? ===next close=== the news is next. ==jess/take vo== right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, a remarkable story of perseverance. the young man you're about to meet concurred every obstacle in his path to achieve the dream of playing college football. nbc's ron mott has more in our inspiring america report. >> kylan lewis moore. >> reporter: the way he reads it, his life doesn't make much sense on paper, but it's unfolding as planned. >> i like to dream dreams so big,

four self-service bag drop machines will be at minneapolis-st. paulational airport, sam and one of the machines will be equipped to test facial recognition technology to match customers with their passport photos through identification verification. i just wouldn't want it to be a really good nato. >> i see. by the way, i'm kind of a ger germaphobe. see you at 5:00. >>> we're live, in five, four, three, two, one. >> the couple leaving right now is -- simone and sasha. [ applause ] >> wow. two perfect scores were not enough, fat natalie. >> simone biles in the ballroom. even the judges shocked last night. >> this is simone biles. you come out with perfect scores. but as we know, nobody is safe. >> and actually perfection is what cost her in the end. no surprise, though, she handled it with total class and

st. paul teaches this when he says all was created for him, for the incarnation for christ. all was created through him. he is before all else that is. he's foreordained and foreshadowed in the god's original plan as part of creation. uniting the divine and the human. >> and this has been a mystery that i learned in third grade but never could really understand. i don't know -- >> no one understands it. >> but a beautiful image and understanding of what our human life is for is to move toward god and to become sharers in god's nature. >> right, right. >> because he's being, and he's love, we're something else. we're becoming and damaged. >> he takes that damage and he unites it to himself to bring healing and enlight enment about life's purpose and a transformation through himself to god's own life by the power of his spirit. so healing, enlight enment, transformation is the whole work of god's grace within our souls. >> mary is who? >> she makes it possible. when there was a bit of decline in mary and devotion in the 1970s, especially, i remember someone asked a jesuit theo

st. paul teaches us when he says all was created for him, for the incarnation, for christ. always created for him. he is before all else that is. in god's original creative plan, it is the point of all creation. that that creation would be united to god and it would be an act of god becoming one with his own creation. >> this has been a mystery that i learned in 3rd grade but never could understand. >> nobody understands it. >> but a beautiful image. understanding of what our human life is for, is to move to a god and to become sharers and god's nature. >> right. >> because he is being and he is loved. and we are something else. we are damaged. >> but he takes that damage and he unites it to himself to bring healing and enlightenment about life's true purpose and ultimately to bring about a transformation into himself, threw himself to god's own life by the power of his spirit. so healing and transformation is the whole work of god's grace within our souls. >> and mary is -- what would you call her? >> she makes it all possible. >> when there was a bit of a decline in mary

just this week an independent report released by the prestigious st. paul school in new hampshire exposing allegations of sexual misconduct spanning decades. many victims remain anonymous. but a few are coming out of the shadows. realizing they are not alone. >> i was silent about it. the school was silent about it. other students were silent about it. >> reporter: when cheyenne montgomery read the "boston globe" report she was brought back to 1989. she was just 15 when she started at choke rosemary hall, one of the country's most prestigious boarding schools with an impressivelumni list including president john f. kennedy, oscar winner michael douglas, first daughter ivanka trump. >> i was a scholarship student as a tenth grader. it was really just a huge dream come true. >> reporter: as a teen from small town vermont, cheyenne saw it as a chance to escape a difficult childhood. >> i was pretty desperate to get out and shed that past. so it was a chance to turn the page and be something different. >> reporter: but soon her hopes for high school took her do

delta airlines plans to test new technology at minneapolis st. paul international.hat would allow people to check their bags by scanning their faces to identify themselves. no agent necessary. if the pilot program goes well, the airline plans to roll it out across the country. >> he rose from poverty to play college football but perhaps the most amazing achievement happened off the field. inspiring america is next. k. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?" (laughs) that was my movantik moment. my doctor told me that movantik is specifically designed for oic and can help you go more often. don't take movantik if you have a bowel blockage or a history of them. movantik may cause serious side effects, including symptoms of opioid withdrawal, severe stomach pain and/or diarrhea, and tears in the stomach or intestine. tell your doctor about any side

facial recognition machines are being test at the minneapolis/st. paul airport this summer.ou tag your bag, pay your fee and smile with the camera. there is one catch. only travelers with valid passports can use them. delta believes it will cut check in time in half. proof that firefighters battle all kinds of elements. check out this gusher they dealt with in bay view district. you can see they took care of the problem, no must, no fuss. what a god picture. >> yeah. new at 11:00, imagine for a moment your child looking forward to homework, getting excited for all of that math and writing. >> well, sound impossible? maybe not when pirates enter the mix though. here is "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: it is one of the strangest stores in san francisco. 826 valencia is the address and the name of an establishment with buried treasure that serves as a purveyor for pirates, creative pirates anyway. >> so if i want this? >> you have to give me a story, a song, a dance or a rhyme. >> reporter: this is what happens when a nonprofit wants to open on a street zoned

mike in st. paul, minnesota. independent, good morning. morning, john. three questions, three points. of all, i don't have any problem with u.s. relations with george bush said that ussia was our best ally after 9/11. i don't have any problem with the t or any part of european union. andany is supporting greece italy and portugal, got to leave devices.heir own question int was to the last its america lady that previously. he its has been around for 25 years, ford, general motors and tesla, aren't members, why? aren't any trucking manufacturers member of its, how can you have an organization doesn't include those people? host: thanks for that, we'll have them back on again and ask question. appreciate that. florida, naples, quinton, the history of u.s.-european relations. interesting most the e.u. is in competition with the united states. of states, the europe 18 union wanted to be in them.tition with the e.u. was set up as competition, interesting to me this, can't compete with the united states because united states is one country and what try to do is

st. paul's cathedral where the queen attended a service. her nation on its highest state of alert in a decade. u.s. and british officials believe abedi had help making the bomb or that he might not have made it at all but was simply a willing assassin carrying out a mission, so there may be a bomb maker on the loose. lester? >> richard engel tonight, thank you. >>> as the investigation continues, we're learning more about the victims, many of them children. and stories of the survivors who witnessed the moment of terror up close. nbc's bill neely has their stories. >> reporter: after a concert they waited months for. >> oh my god! run! >> reporter: a horror they never expected. >> a flash and then a huge bang. >> reporter: tonight phil and kim are still reliving their nightmare, 20 feet from the suicide bomber waiting for their daughter and granddaughter. >> i was thinking my babies are in there. my babies are in there. >> i checked through every single person injured, dying and dead to make sure it wasn't my daughter and granddaughter and

facial recognition machines are being test at the minneapolis/st. paul airport this summer.ou tag your bag, pay your fee and smile with the camera. there is one catch. only travelers with valid passports can use them. delta believes it will cut check in time in half. proof that firefighters battle all kinds of elements. check out this gusher they dealt with in bay view district. you can see they took care of the problem, no must, no fuss. what a god picture. >> yeah. new at 11:00, imagine for a moment your child looking forward to homework, getting excited for all of that math and writing. >> well, sound impossible? maybe not when pirates enter the mix though. here is "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: it is one of the strangest stores in san francisco. 826 valencia is the address and the name of an establishment with buried treasure that serves as a purveyor for pirates, creative pirates anyway. >> so if i want this? >> you have to give me a story, a song, a dance or a rhyme. >> reporter: this is what happens when a nonprofit wants to open on a street zoned

the top spot grabbed minneapolis and st. paul. washington, d.c.n from the top spot which had held for three years in orow. >> washington, d.c. didn't pay as much attention to its parks, not enough of an investment there. >> the annual report looks at heart disease, diabetes rates, smoking, and the availability of farmer's markets and whether cities are investing in natural areas where people can actually exercise. san diego, sacramento, and l.a. were also in the top 20. so good california. >> yeah, you can't turn your headzv around and find people running around outside. >> all right, kari hall joining us now. you know what i'm talking about. you left us speechless. >> okay, let's change the subject. let's take a live look outside att( san francisco. and at&t park. we're starting out with cloudy skies and it's going to be cold at the giants game. make sure you're prepared for this. we'll look at warmer temperatures coming up next. >>> and a nicefá look here. this is interstate 80. the headlights under university at berkeley. looking at a smooth d

and we have volunteer at the minneapolis st. paul airport.dog and myself are part of the animal ambassador program here at the airport. he is a therapy dog. we greet passengers, crew members, people are on on a particular mission, which is to go places, and they have a lot on their mind, but whether they see a dog, something happens, inside. this is a stressful trip. i just saw her at a distance, and i told my son, oh, i need to go pet the dog. and as soon as i touched her fur, i just -- my stress went down couple of notches. >> at times, libby and i will have a small crowd around us. and she loves it, too, she likes to make people smile. >> oh, so sweet. >> nice to see that coming out of minneapolis, i had a friend diva, died of old age, but they're the best of dogs. >> i feel less stressed just watching that package. >> so cute. and -- >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," need a vacation? you may be surprise today learn a growing number of americans, this is ridiculous, not using their vacation days. >> we'll tell you wh

technology tested this summer in a way to speed up baggage checks first installed in minneapolis-st. paulnology will match customers with passport photos. >> should make the line go faster, thanks, landon dowdy. >>> ahead, how much caffeine is too much for kids. we have a startling new warning. stay with us. for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow ♪ ask your heart doctor about entresto. and help make tomorrow possible. ♪ you're only a

the queen will be leaving st paul's very sharply.. the attack in manchester was referred to in the sermon on the thoughts of the recipients will turn to the courage we been hearing about from those who we re we been hearing about from those who were at the concert on monday. a dreadful situation. the queen and duke of edinburgh have been in there for about an hour. you can probably see the policeman only. the military and police presence around here is high. in the last half-hour we are told that a receptionist from blackpool was a sixth person named to have lost a life on monday night. she was picking up some children from the arena. sadly growing list of victims. we're hearing from frank gardener the 984 uk military personnel will be deployed to help the police as part of the raised terrorist level in this country. police on horseback in harvard square area. councillor pat karney represents the harpurhey area of manchester. everyday we are thinking the families. we have just everyday we are thinking the families. we havejust had a

he's in st paul, minnesota.your time. john mccain not the only person to say that, of course barack 0bama said it and mitt romney said it too. my social media timeline, though, is full of people who voted for though, is full of people who voted foertrump though, is full of people who voted for mr trump saying this is just hysteria, getting in the way of what the president wants to do. there are serious and important people investigating that but at the moment there's nothing to prove those trump supporters wrong, is there?|j there's nothing to prove those trump supporters wrong, is there? i don't know if senator mckim is wrong, that the russian interference did not change the results of the election —— mccain. we have no way of knowing, there was certainly a substantial impact of the russian espionage conducted in the united states and the russian leaking of true information and also false information about candidates. it is a very tragic situation in the united states. i've been in republican politics myself fo

there has been particularly high security at st paul's cathedral in london for a visit by the queen andthere are many big events across the country over the next be weeks. we will be working really closely with the organisers to review security and stewa rd i ng organisers to review security and stewarding arrangements and policing arrangements. we need to take decisions when it is sensible and safe to do so. in manchester, people we re safe to do so. in manchester, people were grieving but also determination to remain united as a community. today we are waking up to the enormity of what happened. people ta ke enormity of what happened. people take enormous comfort from what happened yesterday. it was our darkest hour but also use all the best of greater manchester yesterday. i was in the hospital ‘s late last night and was hearing stories reporters, cleaners, surgeons and nurses came in from not being on shift to help out. the public were bringing in food. people really did pull together. we should ta ke really did pull together. we should take a great deal of pride in that. in our mos

check in twice as many passengers per hour, the airline is testing 4 machines at the minneapolis st. paulport this summer. >>> a fundraiser held in philadelphia last night benefited the police survivors fund. it supports families of philadelphia police officers killed or injured in the line of duty. tickets were $30 and everybody was treated to music and silent auction along with a raffle. ♪ the music was all american at the please touch museum in honor of armed forces day. members of the philly pops played a free concert. correspond at the time played the stars bangle banner. >>> taylor swift sent a gift to a prom. ashley was surprised to receive a bouquet of flowers and card. the note said they was proud of the central university florida grad. it ended with i'm very lucky a girl like you cares about me, love taylor. >> special needs children their families and supporters got dressed up to go to the philadelphia zoo. organized by variety, the children's charity andy -- attendees enjoyed drinks and food. it provides enriching opportunities for children and young adults. >>> ransomware att

minneapolis-st. paul airport delta spending $600,000 for these machines.e that face to your passport. faster way to check your bag and check in, it will basically be more efficient at airports but also better confirm the identity of the passenger versus what is on the passports. >> we will see if that works. a fresher beer. >> these beers of been really popular and some say they are better than bottled beer because they are fresh. in both who makes budweiser realizing they have an issue, they will be spending $500 million to build two new plants in the us, when in la and one in ohio in columbus as a matter of fact and they want to work on things like technology, distribution, packaging, everything that makes beer taste better and fresher, the got to compete with the cracker company. >> more job sounds good. thank you. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour and out right after a city council vote to ditch local police force but the community fought back and now there is an update you will want to hear. >> no laughing matter for conan o'brien. laws

st. paul's in new hampshire for prep school. i has always been a very important part of his life. to the caller's point about russia, i think one of the things that's really important in this is to understand precisely at least as far as we know right now what russia did and what he didn't do. and really, there were three separate lines of what they call active measures the russia took against our election system. attackeparate avenues of all, again, with the goal of undermining the legitimacy and confidence of our election system. the first was you have the attacks on the dnc and john podesta is emails. an active hacking effort and then those emails leaked through wikileaks out into the press. we have an understanding from intelligence community that there were similar penetration attempts made on republican campaigns, but we never saw any of the material become public. -- the secondng nexus of russian efforts were around the spreading and amplification of fake news as attacks,nti-hillary amplified on twitter on facebook through social media, online, in very coordinated and compl

minneapolis st. paul is now number one. don't worry, d.c. came in number two this year. not too shabby followed by san francisco, seattle and san jose. got to walk up all of those hills in san francisco. >> we've got to get back out there, d.c. you know i like to be number one. >>> if you've been through the drive through at mcdonald's lately, you've probably noticed a change. the fast food restaurant has a few more, let's call them up scale offers. there are three new sandwiches. they are the pico guacamole, sweet barbecue bacon and maple bacon dijon. the sandwiches are more expensive and range in price from $4.99 it's mcdonald's latest attempt to deal with competition. >>> this is the reason we share videos on the internet. a group of people stuck on a stranded amtrak train order pizza. genius. check out the delivery guy taking it right down onto the tracks. talk about dedication. this happened in delaware. trap be was coming from new york to d.c. there was a mechanical problem. it was stuck on the tracks for hours. i hope everyone pooled their money to give that deliv

>> delta is unveiling two new technologies simultaneously at the minneapolis st. paul-service bag drop stations and the facial recognition software. first, you would go to a disc kiosk that would print your boarding pass and bag tags and you take your luggage to one of the four new bag drop stations. delta will confirm your identification through biometric facial recognition and then they'll use that to match it up to your passport. for the time being, only passengers that carry passports can use the facial recognition. others will have their i.d. checked by a human. delta saying "since customers can operate the drop machine independently, we'll driver more proactive and thoughtful customer service." delta, by the way, is already trying out self-serve security lines in the atlanta airport. a the hope is that some day in all the airports, you can get to the gate without coming in contact with employees. delta says by using the self serve bag drop stations, they can handle twice as many customers. they have not given us a launch date, but they're saying it will happen so

at minneapolis-st. paul.ested starting next month, and, again, in minneapolis-st. paul. we'll see this more and more. the key thing here is, it works on those flights and those destinations where you need a passport. so that they can, they have something to register up against and say, okay. this works. it's going to be tougher to see this expanded on a wide-scale basis, on a flight say between chicago and nashville. >> what about the privacy police? are they going to freak out? i begin to wonder if -- they're going to use this -- oh. if this person walks through, arrest them, because there's -- an a warrant out for them. a lot of countries use special recognition? >> right. oh, i'm sure you'll hear those kinds of, types of complaints. i think for right now the airlines are not concerned about that. michelle, i think their primary concern is, does this work in terms of improving the flow and efficiency, whether at boston, at minneapolis? if it does, okay. see how we can expand from there. and as always, whene

. >> minneapolis, st. paul. >> maybe so when they finally get sun they run out. >> they run in the great malls of america. >> there's always that. >>> how are we looking outside? >> cloudy. drizzle as well. eventually temperatures near 100 degrees and the forecast, we're tracking the dangerous heat and so much more. >>> a live look right now from san francisco. and our high definition camera. you can see all of the little drops here on the lens. it's mainly been a drizzle tonight. we have had a few sporadic showers. currently 57 degrees. we hold on to the clouds for tonight. the chance of spotty drizzle. and it will be a cool one. winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. if you are headed to the city expect the foggy microclimate to be in full effect. most of the bay area was impackei impacted by clouds and cooler temperatures. that's what we're likely to see continue throughout the next several hours for most of the bay area. san francisco through the peninsula still the best shot of showers and drizzles. tomorrow we'll

now remember they initially denied charges but the st. paul charged kaine based on further investigation. >>> a new report connects jared kushner the president's son-in-law and senior adviser to the russian investigation and could cause more problems for a white house already in turmoil. we are live in moscow with details on the timing, and the intentions of this leak potentially. >>> also melania trump we saw a lot of her this week and a lot of people said she seems to be getting more comfortable as her role as first lady. what we learned about her during this first trip abroad. our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then

st. paul charge came yesterday following investigation. >>> former u.s.ional security adviser, zbigniew brzezinski, has died. served under jimmy carter during the iran hostage crisis. president carter described brzezinski as a superb public servant. was dedicated and royal and remained a close adviser to my work at carter center. i will miss her. his daughter calls him the most inspiring, loving father a girl could have. he was 89 years old. thoughts and prayers go out to mika. >>> president trump wrapping up his first international trip abroad, will return to a white house many say is in crisis. can he right the ship and stay focused? the newest challenges facing his administration are next. >>> and world leaders team up to pressure president trump when it comes to climate change. can they convince him to change his mind? take 5, guys. tired of your bladder always cutting into your day? you may have overactive bladder, or oab. that's it! we really need to get with the program and see the doctor. take charge and ask your doctor about myrbetriq (mirabegron

he was born in new york, raised outside philadelphia, he went to a prestige private school called st. pauls, graduated from princeton. served in combat, earned a bronze star and a purple heart. back to nyu for a master was degree and uva law school. he's been a u.s. attorney twice, in and out of the justice department in senior roles and private practice. he has served his country on and off for much of his life. so with that, let's bring in tonight's panel. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. chief chief of staff and former kouns thool house intel committee. matt miller, former chief spokesman for the justice department and a security analyst, and here in new york, nicole wallace, former white house communications director for bush 43. al welcome to you all. matthew, because of your experience at doj, i'm going to begin with you. most importantly, what does this do to the investigation? >> i think first of all it's a sign that there's going to be robust investigation that looks at every possible act of wrong doing. one of the things he about mueller is he has both investig

. >> reporter: mls and st. paul rank at the top of the list of the 50 fittest cities.rts medicine and the anthem foundation. the annual rate, smoking, farmers market, and whether cities are investing in natural areas where residents can exercise. >> washington, d.c. didn't pay as much attention to its parks. not of an investment there. >> the twin cities pushed washington, d.c. down to the number two spot this year. san francisco, san jose and seattle round out the top five. compared to last year, 16% more nationwide are getting enough aerobic exercise. there was a 10% drop in heart disease. but obesity has risen, as have deaths from diabetes. and fewer people say they are in optimal health. >> this is the time to be much more mindful of every mouthful and every step. >> at the bottom of the list, indianapolis, oklahoma city, and louisville. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> well, get out and do a little exercise. it is nice and sunny. i just planted bushes, so i'm looking for rain. >> a lot of people have been doing yard work. we are going to have a stretch of dry weather

st. paul's cathedral and armed officers continue to patrol manchester.larissa ward, cnn, manchester. >> well, we are watching visible patrols, certainly more military presence to guard these important landmarks. cnn's erin mclaughlin is at the hospital. nina is outside 10 downing street in london. we know british authorities are unhappy about photos leak by some united states sources. >> reporter: yeah. yesterday we saw home secretary say she was irritated at these leaks. you can probably imagine she is probably incan december enlt by now that we've seen the photos that the new york times published overnight appearing to show forensic photos from the police, showing potentially what looked like a detonator, nuts and bolts on the floor. so that kind of shrapnel that would have injured people and caused these devastating injuries in this dirty bomb and fragments of what looked like a backpack that may have been worn by salman abedi in this attack. we have had the police come uj out with a strongly worded statement overnight saying this has potential to und

facial recognition technology this summer it will start at a bag drop station at the minneapolis st. paulrt. the 600,000 initiative will make it the first airline to try a biometric self service bag drop. i don't get this. >> you have people to carry your bags for you. >> you can carry my bags when we travel. facial recognition for bag check? i feel like there are other ways they can make the process more streamlined and faster. bag check is not one of them. maybe. >> everyone just takes hand luggage these days. >> exactly. that's what takes so long to board. >>> pepsi will be running out of new limited edition beverage called pepsi fire. it's built as a cola with a cinnamon flavor. >> i'm into it. >> pepsi is leading on snap's filter feature, some pepsi brand packaging will feature a code that will unlock a unique snapchat feature. it will be sold across the u.s. for an eight-week run. >> i like everything with cinnamon. >> do you? i'm not sure if i like that. i wonder if warren buffett would? >> he is loyal to coca-cola. >> maybe put it in a glass, presend its a coke. >>> coming up, the

here we are with your phone calls, anthony in north st. paul, minnesota, line for democrats.aller: i am kind of happy because i have already said at the beginning of this election that this could be basically the end of the republican party. everybody keeps talking about draining the swamp. it is an ocean now and every time we look up we see some kind of conflict of interest. what about this thing about him not selling his stuff? we still need to see his tax returns. but to me, it really looks like he is really guilty and nobody will be able to do this until after he leaves office because they will have to put a new person in the fbi to investigate. understand, if they even got a special prosecutor he would have to work with the fbi. this is basically, we are living in moscow west. this is just how you start a fascist type of deal where you down the media, then you start attacking the courts. ,his is absolutely ridiculous and these people are sitting around talking about he is a good man. billionaires do not care about poor people. if you won the largest lottery in america yo

st. paul's cathedral and armed officers continue to patrol manchester.arlier today, wolf, britain's home security which is the equivalent of the secretary of homeland security have actually complained in an interview that u.s. officials have been leaking too much information about the investigation into the bombing at the manchester arena to the media. she said that while she doesn't believe these leaks have in any way compromised the investigation necessarily, she called them, quote, wolf, very irritating. >> clarissa ward in manchester for us, clarissa, thanks very much. let's get back to congressman adam kizinger. congressman, it looks like the bomber was linked to a larger terror network. what does that tell but the capabilities of terror groups in europe? >> well, it shows they are plenty capable. if in fact this is a cell, as we've seen six arrests, a, it's good news that they are wrapping up the cell. the bad news is how many cells are out there and we really don't know the answer toss that until, unfortunately, after we know after a tragic situat

st. paul's cathedral among others and armed officers continue to patrol manchester. to the images that were published by the new york times, erin, manchester city police said they would make no comment but british counterterrorism police said that this is damaging to the relationship, to the intelligence sharing relationship. they didn't specify the u.s. but they said it underminus the trust and potentially the investigation to have sensitive information like this, photographs of a crime scene being leaked to the media. erin, this is not the first time we've heard british officials complaining about u.s. leaks from a officials to the media. erin? >> thank you very much, clarissa. the leak issue is deeply significant. i want to go to phil mudd. i want to start with the images the new york times obtained. you see this one appears to be a detonator. the new york times said it appears to contain a small circuit board. it was found in what they believe to be the hand of the terrorist. they also found a battery that they say is one more powerful than one often seen in what

in your bags with just your face facial recognition machines are being tested at the minneapolis/st. paulmer. just tag your bag, pay your fee and look at the camera. only travelers with valid passport cans use them. delta believes it will cut check in times in half. >>> are you a fashion maven looking to stay ahead of the curve this summer? >> yes, yes,ure? this could be the next big thing to hit the bay area and if they are these are end times. they're called romp-hims. that's right, rompers for men. a kickstarter campaign aimed at raising $10,000 got the idea off the ground and it's raised more than $43,000. romp-hims include a front pocket, adjustable waist, zippered back pockets, deep front pockets and -- wait for it -- a zipper in the front to make it easy to use the restroom. >> okay. >> prices are expected to start at $90. >> you know what? i can see this taking off here. i can. >> in the marina. hi, mike. >> i was going to say, i thought my grandfather used to wear something like that. but whatever. good luck, guys, can't wait to see you wearing them. this flag was limp about an h

st. paul's school in concord, new hampshire. number 12 and number 18.rd, new hampshire, to get these two to sit together for a photo shot in the 1960's? basically they're centrist. they want to do the right thing. they're not ideologues. i think the special prosecutor poses great risk to trump. some people this morning are saying this story could calm down. i'm not sure. it is every day a new bombshell. there's one from reuters this morning about 18 undisclosed contacts between trump aides and the russians. if we get a bombshell every day, fromnk even the centrists concord, new hampshire, are going to have to realize there is a lot more to this story. guy: can i come back to the policy store you were talking about a moment ago? "lame-duck"e word and "trump" in the same sentence now? >> i'm not sure. it is tempting, but i think we all have to remember there are not enough votes, i don't think, in the house or senate to take trump out of office. the house would have to indict or impeach. the senate would have to convict . i don't think the votes are there

facial recognition machines are being tested at the minneapolis/st. paul airport. you joous need to tag your bag, pay your fee and smile for the came camera delta believe this is could cut check in times in weia author of a bill to create license plates that show support for abortion rights. right now the dmv has 14 plates. this proposed plate would say "california trusts women" and would cost 50 bucks. >> the revenue generated from this specialized license plate will be used for the family planning access care and treatment program known as family pact which provides family planning services to 1.8 million californians every year. >> lawmakers who oppose the bill say this is a way to use government money to fund abortions. they say they would drop their opposition if the bill offered license plates that taken a anti-abortion rights stance. >> happening today, the marin water district is set to approve a revised rate hike so water rates will still go up 14% starting on july 1. after so many of your heated complaints, they're kicking the can down the road and puttin

it is part of the going back and catholic tradition to st. paul about women covering their heads and churches. that was the common practice up until 1965 that women would wear a head veil at mass. it's a sign of respect that custom continues, a sign of showing this religious leader that they are going to observe those customs. >> julie: it was interesting that they do not wear headscarves when they were in saudi arabia during that key saudi arabia speech. this was obviously preplanned, they were decisions made as to their attire. when they go on these trips, everybody is watching every single move. do you make anything of that? the fact that -- they are not the first, many politicians, many dignitaries, many first ladies have not worn headscarves as traditional in muslim countries. i just wanted your feedback on that. >> the headscarf in public is basically a statement regarding islamic views toward how women should present themselves in public and the christian understanding of that is complete different. we do not think that women are being immo

st. paul's school in concord today released results of an independent investigation.comes amid reports of similar scandals at several other private boarding schools across new england and the northeast. in economic news, ford motor company replaced mark fields as c.e.o. after just two years, amid doubts about the automaker's direction. the new c.e.o. is jim hackett, a former office furniture executive. and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 90 points to close near 20,895. the nasdaq rose almost 50 points, and the s&p 500 added 12. still to come on the newshour: president trump abroad-- attempting to reset relations in the middle east. how medicaid cuts could trickle down to students with disabilities. it's politics monday... a look at the storm brewing at home while trump is overseas, and much more. >> woodruff: during the presidential campaigning candidate trump said he'd strengthen relations with middle eastern countries, and do a better job fighting islamic terrorism. so, with the president in saudi arabia this weekend and meeting with arab lea