steve patterson has moreav >> reporter: shock w and sadness rippling through major league baseball. the los angeles angels announcing pitcher tyler skagg was found dead in a hotel room in texas at just 27 years old. southlake texas police said skaggs was found with no signs of fowl play the team scheduled for an away game with the texas rangers, the game canceled. the angels saying in a statement, tyler has and always will be an important part of thf angelsily. our thoughts and prayers are with his wife carley and his entire family during this devastating time skaggs was a california native drafted by the angels in 2009, called up to the big leagues in 2012 the pitcher just two weeks away from his 28th birthday, an angel taken too soon as fans, family and investigators ask why. steve patterson, nbc news. >> outbursts, chaos and destruction in hong kong after a half a million protesters flooded the streets. it was supposed to be a peaceful day celebrating the anniversary of the city's return to chinese rule iturned violent. police fired tear gas at demonstrators swarming the legislat

steve patterson has tips to stay safe on your visitonig bison strike again, a tourist snapping shots of two bulorso dakota thee roosevelt national park. but moments later a 17-year-old visitor to the park saturday was gored and tossed in the air. we spoke to the teen by phone in the hospital >> he came up behind me, and he got his horn, slashed it through my leg, and then threw me up with his head about six feet into the air >> reporter: the teen said he was a safe distance away when suddenly one charged >> i didn't do anything to aggravate him. it was all by chance >> reporter: the incident follows another attack in yellow stone national park last week. an 11-year-old girl was catapulted in the air by a bison. last month, a black bear was euthanized after biting a woman's thigh in a tent. park officials are warning visitors about getting too close to wild life >> they can turn on a dime and they can run 30 mile-an-hour you can't outrun a bison >> reporter: thankful the teen is expected to recover >> i'm so thankful i'm still alive. >> reporter: it's a stark reminder, around wild lif

>> steve patterson reporting from san dilicefficer is out of a job after he was caught on body cam freezing uin las veorst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. we get details now from nbc's miguel almaguer >> reporter: as a rain of gunfire showered into the crowded music festiv festival, officer cordell hendrix arrived on the 31st floor of the mandalay bay with a trainee and armed security guards. for nearly five minutes hendrix held his position, taking cover by a door as hundreds of rounds were fired from one floor above. with 58 people killed, officer hendrix was terminated by the las vegas metro police department for performance of his duties mike cronk survived the shooting >> i believe if this guy would have reacted, there would have been a lot fewer deaths and a lot less, you know, casualties >> reporter: hendrix admitted he was terrified and froze. inaction after the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high deputy scott peterson was criminally charged. the las vegas police union says hendrix should not have been fired. >> all these so-called experts and retired officers that

steve patterson, nbc news >>> another breaking story we're following tonight. president trump just announced he is altering his controversial plan to include a question about citizenship on the 2020 census. our hallie jackson has the details. >> reporter: president trump tonight still determined to count how many people are legally living in this country. >> today i'm here to say we are not backing down on our effort to determine the citizenship status of the united states population >> reporter: but it won't be a question on the 2020 census. instead, the president is retreating from that fight and instead directing federal agencies to give records they already have to the commerce department to try to more accurately determine the count. >> we will defend the right of the american people to know the full facts about the citizens and noncitizens in america. >> reporter: it comes two weaf delivered a temporary blow to the trump administration by refusingalversial citizenship question on the 2020 census >> these delays would have prevented us from completing the

steve patterson has more >> reporter: passengers say it struck without warning >> it muste havopped a hundred feet or something because everyone went up to the ceiling. >> reporter: sudden severe turbulence, tossing passengers from their seats, injuring 35 people on board air canada the boeing 7 flying from vancouver to australia, the airline saying it encountered unforecasted and sudden turbulence about two hours west ofth hawaii. e turbulence so violent, the plane was forced to make an emergency landing. >> everyone just went flyingla >> reporter: the carryin26g passengers and 15 crew members landed safely in honolulu some on board posting selfies wearing neck braces along with pictures of deployed oxyge masks and food scattered across the ground it's the latest in a string of turbulent flights. the nearly three dozen injured expected to fully recover. others happy to be bacidk on sol ground >> i had my seat belt on luckily. >> reporter: anoiner remr, always buckle up steve patterson, nbc news. >> president trump took aim at former house speaker paul ryan the president'attacks come

steve patterson, nbc news. >>> another breaking story we're following tonight. president trump just announced he is altering his controversial plan to include a question about citizenship on our hallie jackson has the details. >> reporter: president trump tonight still determined to count how many people are legally living in this country. >> today i'm here to say we are not backing down on our effort to de citizenship status of the united states population. >> reporter: but it won't be a question on the 2020 census. instead, the president is retreating from that fight and instead directing federal agencies to give records they already have to the commerce department to try to more accurately determine the count. >> we will defend the right of the american people to know the full facts about the population, size of citizens and noncitizens in america. >> reporter: it comes two weeks after the supreme court delivered a temporary blow to the trump administration by refusing to allow the commerce department to include that controversial citizenship question on the

>> steve patterson? san diego this evening. thank you. >>> the migrant humanitarian asaster growingng our southern border became even more vivid today. new images ofovercrowded detention centers fueling a wave of protests outside congressional offices across the country. our gabe gutierrez is in el paso with the latest. >> shut it down. >> reporter:rom south florida. >> we must -- >> reporter:o new mexico to rthern california. >> free the kids. free the kids. >> reporter: today protests erupted across the country demanding the closure of migrant detention centers. these new government released photos show ngovercrowdi. several facilities raise overcrowding concerns. one describing a ticking time bomb. members of theongressional hispanic caucus all democrats just toured migrant detention centers i texas. congressman joaquin castro tweeting out these images even though he was told not to bring in phones. ng on theee women sit floor with blankets. one saying she didn't have medicine. congresswoman alexandriaoc io-cortez called the

steve patterson has more from san diego where the trial took place. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morng to you. the jury will reconvene here in just a few hours to discuss sentencing for chief edward gallagher. he was acquitted of the most serious charges, but his future with the navy at this point remains unclear. navy s.a.l. chief gallagher jubilant, leaving the courthouse with his wife is and legal team not guilty ing verdict on six of the seven war crimes charges brought against him, including the most serious murder.of premedicated gallagher speaking out for the first time since the trial began. >> happy and i'm thankful. i thank god, and i leave with my wife. >> reporter: during the dramatic trial, gallagher remaining silent while his honor and his actions came under fire. >> this is ftally the mom that we've been waiting for, that the truth came out. >> reporter: his wife, andrea, has maintainedser husban innocence and has been by his side through it all. >> we're finally vindicated after being terrorized by the government

brought us a lot of support >> that was steve patterson reporting.couple of weeks, gallagher hill reach his 20th year in the navy. attorney says he will likely retire after that. >>> 11:35 is your time now. fi food and a soothing ma sanl. you can find it at the gaylord national resort in prince george's county. it can't happenithout a quarter of a million bees living on the roof. findut how they'reelping the it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and tomatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, now $1299. plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends sunday. honeybee population arou the world. >> you might be surprised to learn that hotels are getting into the busine of bees to help the environment. >> erika gonzalez shows us how it's impacting what you eat and how you relax at the spa. >> reporter: it's a windy day at the gaylord national resort and conventionce nter. but if you listen closely, you can hear the buzz of bees humming

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skaggs was just 27 nbc steve patterson has late details. >> reporter: tonight, shockwaves of sadness rippling through major league baseball. the los angeles angels announcing pitcher tyler skaggs was found dead in a hotel room in texas at just 27 years old south lake texas police think skaggs was found unresponsive this afternoon at this hilton with no signs of foul play the team scheduled for an away game with the texas rangers, tonight's game now cancelled the angels saying in hay statement tyler has and always will be an important part of the angels family. our thoughts and prayers are with his wife carly and his entire family during this devastating time skaggs was a california native drafted by the angels in 2009, called up to the big leagues in 2012, the pitcher just two weeks away from his 28th birthday. an angel taken too soon as fans, family, and investigators ask why. steve patteren so, nbc news. >>> also investigators have recovered the voice recorder from a small plane that crashed into a hangar moments after take off outside dallas killing all ten people on board. gabe g

steve patterson has the disturbing video. >> what started a as an awe inspiring encounter turned to his or her roar. a close look at the massive bull bison suddenly it charge, plowing into a 9-year-old girl, launching her several feet into the air. is the shocking video taken where wild bison graze in clusters. >> they can move quick and they can get bothered in the moments notice. >> the girl rushed to a nearby clinic. although biasic attacks are rare it is not the first time tourists have gotten too close. rangers say stay at least 75 feet away from animals like bison or moose and more than 300 feet from bear os wolves. >> they are wild animals and they are huge they can kill you. >> reporter: according to pare standing just feet from bison before it started charging. >> getting close is not a good idea. everybody likes that great photo but safety needs to come first. >> reporter: park offir not decided to issue citations to the girl's family and as of now the incident remains under investigation. >> hopefully lesson learned. thanks >>> up next ceo on a mission to stop lunch shaving b

teve patterson reporting from san diego. steve, thank you for that. >>> tonight a las vegas police officer afis out of a job ter he was caught on body cam frzing up during the 2017 massacre in las vegas, the worse mass shooting in modern u.s. history. we get details from guel almaguer. >> reporter: a rain of gunfire showered into the crowded music festival, officer cordell hendricks arrived on the 31st floor of the manday bay with a trainee a armed security guarfo r nearly five minutes, hendricks it held his posion taking cover by a door as hundreds of rounds were fired from one 5loor above. with8 people killed, officehendricks was terminated by the las vegas metro police department for performance of his duty. ke cronk survived the shooting. >> i believe if this guy would have reacted there would haveeen a lot fewer deaths and a lot less casualties. >> reporter: fired 18 months after the massacre, during a review, hendricks admitted he was f terrified and froze. it comes as four officers i florida were fired for inaction after th

let's get more from steve patterson. >> reporter: tonight cries of resistance on the eve of highly publicized.e. raids targeting 2,000 undocumented immigrants in ten major cities. the operation is only aimed at immigrants who are under court orders to leave the country. >> people come into our country illegally. we're taking them out legally, very simple. it's not something i like doing. t pele have come illegally. we're focused on criminals. >> reporter: but many fear that the raids will include other family members at the scene. >> to my family, this means fear. it stops us from wanting to go to work. it stops us from wanting to contribute to society. >> reporter: widespread deportation efforts aren't unique to the trump administration. according to i.c.e., more than 400,000 people were deported in 2012 under the obama administration, significantly more than the 256,000 people under president trump's white house last year. the difference analysts say, president trump has politicized it. >> it creates a lot of fear in immigrant communities. i don't think that fear is helpful from i.c.e.'s pu

the raids today.ded let's get more from steve patterson. >> reporter: tonight cries of resistance on eve of highly publicized i.c.e. raids targeting 2,000 undocumented timmigrants in ten major . the operation is only aimed at immigrants who are under court orders to leave the country. >> people come into our country illegally. we're taking them out negally, very simple. it's something i like doing. but people have come into our country le lly. we're focused on criminals. >> reporter: but many fear that the raids will include other family members at the scene. >> to my family, this means fear. it stops us from wanting to go to work. it stops us from wanting to contribute to society. >> reporter: widespread deportation efforts aren't unique to the trump administratico. ing to i.c.e., more than 400,000 people were deported in 2012 under e obama administration, significantly more than the 2,000 people under president trump's white house last year. the difference analysts say, president trump has politicized it. >> it creates a lot of fear in immigrant communities. i don't think that fear

steve patterson has the disturbing video. >> reporter: what started as a family's awe inspiring encounterurned to horror in a matter of seconds. a crowd of tourists getting a look at a massive bull bison. then suddenly it charges plowing into a year-old girl launching her several feet into the air. the shocking video taken close to old faithful geyser where wild bison graze in clusters. >> bison can be aggressive. they can move quickly and they can get a bothered in ment's notice. >> reporter: the girl rushed to a nearby clinic. rangers say she was lucky she was not seriously injuried. although bison attacks are rare, it's not the first time tourists have gotten too close. rangers say stay at least 75 feet away from animals like bison or moose and more than 300 feet om bears or wolves. >> they're wild animals and they're huge. they can kill you. >> reporter: according to park officials, 50 people were standing just feet from the bison bere it started charging. o >> getting close t wild life is not a smart idea. i know everybody likes get that selfie, likes to get that great photo, but saf

steve patterson many thanks for covering everything.professor of civil and environmental engineering, jonathan stewart joining me on the phone. i understand you were right at the epicenter of everything in ridgecrest. talk about the aftermath, and talk about how long we can expect to experience aftershocks here throughout southern california. >> professor stewart, sir, can you hear me? okay. guys, i guess we don't have the professor right now, but again, he was in ridgecrest and that's an area that we have been showing you which was the epicenter of things. 7.1 just last night to start off this weekend, fires and the like. a couple of just recaps here, no reports of fatalities, not even any major injuries stemming from the 7.1 magnitude earthquake. again, the most powerful in two decades. ridge crest, california, that is the epicenter there. it's located about 150 miles or so northeast of los angeles. you're seeing the result of it, with regard to fires, gas mains that have broken there. seismologists in general are cautioning that larg

nbc's steve patterson has this report >> reporter: vindication for a navy s.e.a.l >> tears of joy. >> absolute joy. >> emotion absolute euphoria. >> reporter: the jury acquitting chief edward gallagher of six of the seven charges against him including premeditated murder. >> huge victory. huge weight off the gallaghers >> reporter: but finding him guilty for code of military justice ba humy the decorated s.e.a.l. was charged with an array of war crimes stemming from a 2017 tour of duty in iraq. the most serious, shooting an unarmed citizens and the murder of an unarmed isis detainee. over the two-week trial prosecutors called members of gallagher's own field team who described a man unhinged, testifying they saw him stab the young fighter. gallagher's defense team painted each witness as unreliable, scorned by disagreement. in a trial with no physical evidence the most jaw-dropping moment, shocking testimony from fellow s.e.a.l. team medic corey scott, admitting under immunity that it was he, not gallagher, who killed the wounded isis detainee >> we have a sentencing to do, but the ma

. >> steve patterson for us in los angeles. >> reporter: the ra >>> the race to the white house, several candidates are campaigning in iowa. biden announced just raised $21.5 million in the second quarter alone. this is kamala harris, a new poll shows harris is up 13 points in the last three weeks and front runner biden is down 8 points. harris is resistants at 20% and biden at 22%. senator elizabeth warren and bernie sanders followed. when voters were asked who has the best chance of winning against president trump, biden maintains a strong 42% and harris at 14%. the biggest jump against belong to senator harris. senator bernie sanders holds onto second place. joining me now from iowa, our road warriors, mike, you are following joe biden, let's talk about the second quarter for him in terms of fund raising compares to other candidates we know so far. >> reporter: the downside of being the front runner in that debate, joe biden put on defensive by some of his opponents. as he arrived today since the debate a little bit of a show of force for the biden campaign announce announcing the sec

steve patterson has more.ges for those war crimes, including premeditated murder. in the end, he was acquitted on all of them, save for one. a single uniform code violation, and yesterday, he learned his ntence for that olation.bu his attorneys say it isn't the last wordor this mning for the first time inek we chief edward gallagher will not have all eyes on him in military court. the navy s.e.a.l. now free but still being punished. on tuesday, gallagher was acquitted of murder and other war crimes. on wednesday, he faced sentencing for taking photo with a dead isis fighter. the jury recommending a reduction in rank from chief to first class petty officer. gallagher's pay also reduced for two months, and he was released with time served. >> we were cinly hoping for a different sentence, but at the same time, that's not something that'sd. finalize >> the demotion would mean a reduced pension for the career military man, but the commanding authority overseeing the case ove, deny, or reduce the toap sentence. gal

comeback story that's actually been years in the making it goes way beyond the game of golf nbc's steve pattersoneartbreak and healing along this road to victory steve, this is a good one. >> it's a great one, guys. good morning to all of you it is hard to imagine a more bittersweet story, of such a determined athlete an athlete who turned a last-minute break into an extraordinary $1.3 million win check this out >> reporter: a thrilling moment of triumph for golfer nate lashley, taking home his first pga tour victory, winning the rocket mortgage in detroit on sunday. >> really emotional right now. just really thankful i got into the golf tournament, really. >> reporter: to call it an upset would be an understatement it is a victory that's taken him more than a decade to achieve. >> winning on the pga tour has always been a dream. getting that done today, it's a great accomplishment, and i'm really happy. >> reporter: the golfer was added as an alternate, getting the last spot, shooting 25 under par for the tournament lashley's incredible golf game is only part of the story. in 2004, in the middle

. >> thanks to steve patterson and just to recap, the president who had floated the idea of a pardon before hand, before there was some brush back from some of the military, tweeted today congratulations to navy seal eddie gallagher, his wonderful wife and family. you have been through much together. glad i could help. we will of course stay on top of this all day. and coming up, barbecues and barn storming, democrats are flocking to iowa for the 4th of july as the race gets tighter. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. reports" only on msnbc which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. lea

national park the victim this time was a colorado teenager, and nbc's steve patterson got a chance toa bison, this time in north dakota's theodore roosevelt national park. >> i was walking on the trail, and then all of a sudden i just kind of got this feeling that something was like chases after me i didn't know what was happening, and i like -- i kind of just froze in that moment but i kept running, and then he came up behind me, and he got his horn, slashed it through my leg, and then three mu up with his head about six feet into the air. >> saturday a tourist snapped this photo of two bison fighting right before the 17-year-old visitor to the park was attacked we spoke to the teen from the hospital by phone. >> i didn't do anything to aggravate him. like it was all by chance. >> reporter: he says he noticed the herd starting out on a morning hike and was staying a safe distance away when suddenly the bison charged. >> there was a massive, like, at least 50 bison in the field, and they were all just making noises, making weird like calls. >> reporter: last week, a collective gasp wa

steve patterson is in san diego with late details. >> reporter: tonight vindication for a navy seal. >> tears of joy. >> absolute joy. >> emotion. freedom. absolute euphoria. >> reporter: the jury acquitting chief edward gallagher of six of the seven charges against him including premeditated murder. >> huge victory, huge weight off the gallaghers. >> reporter: but finding him guilty for violating a uniform code of military justice by posing with a human casualty. the decorated seal was charged with an array of war crimes, stemming from a 2017 tour of duty in iraq. the most serious, shooting an unarmed citizens in the murder of a wounded isis detainee. over the two-week trial, prosecutors called members of the team who described a man unhinged, testifying he stabbed the young fighter. gallagher's defense team painted each witness unreliable, scorned with disagreement. in a trial with no physical evidence, the most jaw-dropping moment, testimony from scott under immunity that it was he not gallagher who killed the wounded isis detainee. >> he has done more than two and a halftimes the

nbc's steve patterson has more on the heartbreak and healing along this road to victory. is a good one. >> a great one, guys. good morning to all of you. it is hard to imagine a more wittersweet story of an athlete who turned a last minutereak into an extraordinary $1.3 million win. check this o. a thrilling moment of triumph for golfer nate lashley. taking home his first pga tour victory, winning the rocket mortgage classic in drith on sunday. >> jt reallyemotional right now. really thankful i got into the golf tournament, really. >> to call it an upset would be an understatement. it's a victory that's t hen well more than a decade to achieve. winning on the pga tour has been a dretm, andng that done today is a great accomplishment. >> the golfer was added as an alternate, given the last spot before the tournament started. shooting 25 under par for the tournament,re lashley's incdible golf game is only part of his story. in 2004, o in middlef this college career. his parents and girlfriend flew to oregon to watch him play. they were heading back homeo nebraska when they s

joe fryer and steve patterson, our thanks to you.me now, jason baum, manager with the earthquake center. and thank you for being here with me. so there have been many, many aftershocks we believe that have taken place in southern california. many of them have been fairly strong already. >> that's right. thank you for bringing attention to the story. we're seeing that lot of people are taking good actions. they know how to protect themselves, they are cleaning up the spills and messes. but i want to make sure everyone learns to protect themselves because we are having a lot of aftershocks and i think everyone thought last night that we were winding things down, that the 6.4 was the main shock and then boom, we got a 7.1 and now it just means that the number of aftershocks will basically exponentially be more and stronger as well than anticipated. so when you feel shocking, drop, cover and hold on. so drop to your hands and feet, cover your head and neck, draw to a sturdy desk or table if you can and hold on until the shaking stops. we

a bison charged at a 9-year-old a few days ago nbc's steve patterson is there. >> reporter: it causedyoung girl wasn't badly hurt park rangers are renewing calls for proper etiquette around wildlife in some of the world's most beautiful places here in yellowstone national park tourists come to see bison roam free. but park rangers warn it's not at all a place to be brave when it comes to approaching the powerful creatures that can weigh up to two tons tuesday's now viral video of this 9-year-old girl being attacked by a bison was a stark reminder. >> they're wild animals and they're hugere within five to t the they can kill you. >> reporter: about 50 people were within five to ten feet of the charging bison during this incident rebecca roland works for the national park service. >> bison are the ones that injure the most people they're agile, can jump six feet high, turn on a dime and run 30 miles an hour. you can't outrun a bison >> reporter: rangers say the lure of taking up close videos and photos of animals are the most common and the most dangerous reason people get too close to

patterson says he's not impressed. it's just when you some appointed steve gordon as the new dmv director he has a background in tech.his morning dean these offices across the state will be closed until 1 o'clock in the afternoon for improved staff training. for the punchline comedy club was set to lose its home a new lease agreement is enpuring that the last will live on at the battery street location thing too is thanks to several big names who just stepped in stepped up to save it kron four's the well has that story. >>this is this is a tale of a scrappy band of comedians with no health insurance banding together to save a large corporation from an even larger corporation. >>and it worked out a big win for the comedy community. this week in the form of a lease agreement since may comedian nato green has been spearheading the campaign to save punchline comedy club and monday night his efforts paid off keeping it really sort of. >>has been a huge shot of hope. 2, 2, comedians in san francisco and across the country that sentence will continue to be replaced displacement is not a laughing matter. >>and the punchline

patterson says he's not impressed. >>the strike teams got. it's just >>the governor appointed steve gordon has a new dmv director has a background in tack and applied for the job on line tomorrow. dm these across california will be closed until one in the afternoon for improved staff training. this whole. >>witch hunt that's going talk about it percent. the russian witch hunt. no collusion, no obstruction. >>and now it is former special counsel robert mueller who will be asked about the president's claims tomorrow mueller who led the investigation delivers his long-awaited testimony to congress and that is leading to yet another high drama moment in washington kron 4 grant lodes is here with a preview of what to expect grant can have a lot of people looking forward to this there are estimates that. >>less than 10% of americans have read the full 400 plus page mueller report. so this could be a chance for a lot of people too hear it from the horse's mouth so to speak the former special prosecutor special counsel bob mueller is already on record saying that his written report the muel