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. >>> welcome barck, i want to tun to the breaking news, authorities say three victims are dead, afterng at one of the largest food festivals in the country. joining us live from gilroy, california, nbc news correspondent, molly hunter for us. good morning to you. what more are we learning today? >> reporter: good morning, rig now the investigation is -- right now the investigation is focussed on if there's a second shooter or accomplice. we heard the police give a press conference. and they talked about witnesses mentioning maybe there was a second guy helping this shooter out. here's what happened, at 5:41, one of the biggest, oldest garlic festivals in the country. it's a big food festival, really important to this town. it was the 40th anniversary and at 5:41, the shooter opened fire. now, in a minute, gilroy police say they engaged the shooter and took him down. in that minute, minute and a half, he was able to shoot and kill three people, including a 6-year-old boy and at least 11 other people suffered gunshot wounds and a handful of others suffered by trampling and just the gene

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going up and up and up every single week they're being supported by you guys soinhank you so much for tun good for you to do that. are you gonna make any -- are you gonna make any cameos,th maybe, on show? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean i can cameo as myself that was like my one stipulation, so. >> jimmy: yeah i did this thing. i think you're gonna be happy with it. >> jimmy: okay, good i like that you're doing that.se 'call that" is where you got your start >> absolutely. i mean, and the other, you know, elder cast members from the original cast have been they've coming back and doing a lot. kel has been killing it. [ cheers ] he's got the good burger pop-up restaurant going on right.an i methe guy is a marketing genius right now >> jimmy: that's great that's fantastic >> yeah, if you love orange u soda, yon get it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have "all that," and then you have this new show "bring the funny >> yeah, dog >> jimmy: it's on our nbc. >> yeah, man >> jimmy: it's fantastic >> it's going down >> jimmy: you, chrissy teigen - >> me, chrissy teigen, rtff foxworthy >> jimmy: jeff foxwo

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you were talking about, belfast and we saw one in mclean, kirby road,y the illustrate the importaef tun >> absolutely.oa in water you can't tell part is washed away, it's weak, crumbling, about to give out at any moment. last week i was in woodbridge, a similar situation. there was a car parked there. the roa. gave o the car sank into a hole in the ground. these are cases where you really on't want to take that risk because you never know what you are going to be driving into. >> people are tempted, doug. you think, i'll just drive through it and i'll get through it. >> it makes me so angry because we talk about it all the timlk we tabo aut turn around don't troun all the time. peep are driving through. you saw this the other day, a fathera hve to rescue his kids out his carecause he drove into flooed roadways.ca your r can flo in a foot of moving water. f your feet wept o with six inches of running water. the interesting thing about this event was the fact that turn around, dn't drown did not work in many areas like canal road, along 66 where you have mediansh going througnd you have t

we saul all that activity in the run-up to today's rate cut will he tun to criticize jay powell and pushmore. there's an election in 2020. this president feels like he's being put in a bad position in terms of the economy, because rates are too high >> i think you have already answered that with that tweet. >> that's right. >> i think the question is, can the president do anything about it i never really have a clear answer on the legality jay powell says, no he intends to finish his term president trump has said that he has to the to demeet him. >> reporter: right remember, the president appointed jay powell, this is his guy, but he's frustrated he's not going far and fast enough the question is a gray area, whether the president could fire a fed chair. the rule is he can fire him for cause, and it's never really determined what "for cause" means? does it mean not lowers interest rates fast enough? maybe in the president's view maybe yes, in powell's view maybe not. >> eamon, thank you. >> reporter: you bet. >>> let's discuss what investors should be do nest after the fed rate cut today

he said congress needs to get this tun with a microwave, not a crockpot perhaps they should buy an instan amazon this prime day back to you. >> beautifully done. privacy be damned. facebook is your top pick this year >> yes i think monetization is a bigger part of the mix for them that's one number two, i think there is a lot of runway in terms of monetizing of the messenger. they pulled back on that i think the next several years those could become multiple billion profit generating assets for facebook number three, if you look at what they are doing in video, that's the ads they are putting on the video, that's a bigger part of the mix as we see from our daily checks so we think they are becoming really a big competitor to youtube, i think, over time. so monetization. the fact that they really aren't losing users over this data privacy issue over the past year and a half users are still growing across the globe. video is a bigger part of the mix. undermonetized assets. whether they become e-commerce or payments as well and potential china entry down the line. >> john, want to weigh in?

. >> right here in our neck of the woods, tun is out and it will stay that way.e around for all of your outdoor plans. perfect weather for the weekend as well. temperatures around 90 on saturday, low 90s on sunday. if you're beach bound to the eastern shore for the weekend, highs along theoastline will only be in the mid 80s. .afe travels. >> concert series on "today" is proudly presend to. >> multiplatinum singer/songwriter andy grammer's new aum naive drops today. he'll hit the stage in a moment, but first, a look at his impre s ♪ good to be alive right about now ♪ >> his music is multiplatinum. >> you got to keep yr head up. >> and h message is relentless positivity, andy grammer has become a bright light in ♪ i'may just sing it's fine by me ♪ >> his success story is as inspiring as his music. he was playing on the pier in santa monica before being discovered by a music manager. he spent his time since . ♪ honey i'm good i could have another one ♪ >> his hit single, honey i'm good, went quadruple platinum and has been view on youtube more than 85 million times

. >> but clearly you'll need a breakout moment to tun to move forward.view on how to make that happen? >> it may not be one moment. i knew i was starting out as a bit of an underdog from a smaller state, but i nigh i had a very clear path. that is base odd my experience of having passed over 100 bills, having actually gotten things done, because i believe you should by a proven progressive, which is what i am. it's also based on the fact that i have won in the reddest of districts. i have won districts that donald trump won by over 20 points, and i think that is the number one focus of our party right now, to have someone that can win with a vision for our country. the debate's give me a chance to do that, but my opportunity may be a breakout moment like i had with the kavanaugh hearing, where something just happened, where i showed my stuff and what i stand for. or it may be just a series of increasing and getting more and more people who get to know me. we saw some of those numbers with people who watch the debates. while i continue on my steady pace,

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that's the most important thing too if he wants to get reelected, he has to keep growth going and keep tunate low. you know, coming back to interest rates, i think the fed might trim but it's just to steady things, they're not in any kind of emergency mode right now. >> and they're not in emergency mode, jon, i'm jackie, is the market going to react really negatively? >> well, you know, i think it's market conditions that are really driving the fed right now, so i agree with you, i think that jay powell has on several occasions really gotten expectations up for something in july if he doesn't follow through, stocks will probably sell off, you know, and then focused on the bond market, there's this puzzle, why are long-term rates lower than short-term interest rates, in the past that's been a dangerous signal and they want to work their way out of that. it's the easiest way to do that. >> jon, tom, back to president trump and china, he raised the prospect of slapping additional 325 billion in tariffs on china, what -- what are the prospects of that, how real is that and what might that do?

process is flawed and is wrong but we're going to do it and i think fact that he has an add there and tunk what page am i supposed to be on and ask the guy next to him. >> report written several levels below him. >> right and andrew wrote a good question -- how much, how much did the staff drive this and how much may be it was he even played because, you know, i really question the correctness of including volume two at all and i wonder if mueller was completely behind that or if he -- if he, you know, arbitrated a dispute on a staff and gave in. it would be interesting to know that but he's not gopg to tell anybody that today. >> andrew. i think the reason volume two is there is because -- the staff which ran this investigation did the probe under a different understanding of obstruction law than what the justice department traditionally would follow particularly in connection with the president of the united states. and when attorney general barr was confirmed and took over at the justice department, i think it became clear that they were going through the justice department was going t