telemundo. we'll b monitors along with jose diaz bulaur and rachel maddow. >> now to a hng spot bei watched by washington. hong kong protesters taking to the streets in historicumbers are demanding the rignation of its embattled leader. janis mackey frayer joins us from hong kong. good morning. >> good morning, guys. serious groundswell against chinese rule here. people are worried this proposed extradition law will target political critics who could then be sent to the mainland and be pulled into china's judicial system. yesterday, that sea of people in the streets, most of them wearing black, a few hundred of them still here today. it's putting a lot of pressure on hong kong's leader, carrie lam, who said she would delay passing that law. she even apologized. but pgtesters say it's all too little too late, and they added her resignation to their list of demands. thismorning, an ironic twist. the leader of pro-democracy protests here i w 2014 released from prison today and he's come outwinging saying people will be out in force. >> janice, thank you. >>> now to yet another shark at

-balart. it's going to be broadcast on msnbc and telemundo and it all starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> we'll come back to you in just a moment. sheinelle joins us with another big story we've been following. >>> yes, police in chicago have now released hundreds of unseen files connected to the jussie smollett case and include video of the actor wearing a noose and speaking with officers moments after he reported being the victim of a hate crime, an attack that police say was staged nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has more on that good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chicago police say they want to be transparent, so now they've released more than 60 hours of videotape evidence they say it proves there was never an attack, that this was all a publicity stunt. >> when chicago police arrived to interview jussie smollett in his apartment, the actor who claimed to be the victim of a hate crime was still wearing a white noose tied around his neck >> you want to take it off or anything >> yeah, i do. i just wanted you all to see it. >> the new videos document in part smolle

, eastern on telemundo. >> check in with the world of sports. lots to get to. we'll start with the women's world cup. the u.s. taking on sweden this a fternoon. the americans are seeking some revenge for their loss to the swedes in the 2016 olympic games. both teams have secured spots in the tournament's knockout round. but the u.s. needs aor win tie today in order to win its group, group f. >> also tonight, the nba draft happening right here in new york city at barclay's center. perhaps you have heard, former duke star zion williamson, idely considered the top player available in thedraft, and the new orleans pelicans, they have that number one pick, and here's little doubt in just about anyone's mind that the pelicans will be selecting zion williaauon. >> bec he could change the game for them, right? for change the game for them and for the league, perhaps. should be interesting tonight. >>> let's do this right now, 7:16. let's check in with mr. roker. how are we lookingwith the weather? >> it's not great and not going to get better for a while. this is just outside dallas. torna

nbc, msnbc, and telemundo. it starts at 9:00 eastern time craig, back to you. >> savannah, thank you. >>> more breaking news overnight. word that the united states and north korea are in talks for a new summit between president trump and kim jong-un. "today's" senior international correspondent keir simmons is in japan this morning keir, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: hey there, craig. good morning the south korean leader has been instrumental in every meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. he says there are behind the scenes negotiations for a third summit, just four months since president trump walked out of that meeting in hanoi and the diplomatic freeze appears to be unfreezing, with the two leaders exchanging warm letters just in the past few days. craig, there are many hurdles. the north koreans issuing a stinging statement just today, attacking people around president trump, including secretary of state pompeo. and the fundamental question continues to be, how can sanctions be lifted the way the north koreans want and at the same time, denuclearization happe

see it here, msnbc, and telemundo. >> dangerous flooding onc again targeting millions in the midwest and the south. dylan is in for al on this monday good morning. >> good morning, guys. yes, that area was hit hard over the weekend. take a look at the hailstorm in elsworth, kansas reports of hail the size of golf balls, to the point where it just accumulated so much drifts were seen in south bend, indiana, we had a reported tornado we don't know the exact strength yet, but it'll be surveyed today by the national weather service. this will be the first tornado in south bend in june since 1980 actually, did cause a lot of damage fortunately, no injuries out of this also in seneca, missouri, we saw significant flooding a lot of the rivers are at moderate or major flood stage. some areas reported flooding as high as 7 feet parts of this town were closed to inbound traffic, trying to keep people safe until that flooding did recede a little bit. now, this area, we are going to see more rain and more thunderstorms redevelop later on this afternoon in the meantime, we do have some of

. >> you can see that full interview tomorrow night, 11:00 eastern on telemundo. >>> okay check in with the world of sports lots to get to we'll start with the women's world cup, the u.s. taking on sweden this afternoon, the americans are seeking some revenge for their loss to the swedes in the 2016 olympic games. both teams have secured spots in the tournament's knockout round but the u.s. needs to win or a tie today in order to win its group, group "f." >>> also tonight, the nba draft, happening right here in new york city at barclays center. perhaps you have heard, former duke star zion williamson widely considered the top player in the draft. new orleans pelicans got the number one pick and there's little doubt in about anyone's mind the pelicans will be selecting zion williamson. >> he can change the game for them. >> yes, change the game for them for the league perhaps should be interesting tonight. let's check in with mr. roker. how are we, sir, how we looking with the weather >> unfortunately it's not great and it's not going to get better for a while. outside dallas, tornado to

telemundo. >> right now, severe storms, dangerous flooding targeting millions in the midwestndhe south. dylan, good morning. >> good morning. yes, thatit area was h hard over the weekend. take a lookhe at t kans. portsfailhe s hizrm sai o ifntof balls, wo the pointre it just accumulated so much, drifts were being seen. in south bend, indiana, we had a reported tornado. we don't know the exact strength yet, but it will be surveyed today. this will be the first tornado in south bend in june since 1980. actually, it did cause a lot of damage, but fortunately, no injuries out of this. and in, sene new jersey, we saw significant. flooding a lot of rivers are at mod ate flood. stage parts of this town were closed to inbound traffic trying to keep people safe until the flooding did rede a little bit. this area, we're going to see more rain and thunderstorms redevelop later on this afternoon. in the meantime, wefave some o our stronger storms down across mississippi with severe thunderstorm warnings in effect, also back towardsn. housto we have a ground stop at the airport because the rain is

can't read them all off. on nbc, msnbc, telemundo. >> a lot of those issues being debated are ao on president trump's agenda as he arrives in japan for the g-20 summit. it will mark the president's mrstting with vladimir putin since the release of the mueller report. keir simmons is inosaka, japan. good morning. >> hey, craig. good morning. the president arriving here in osaka in the past few hrs and going straight to a dinner with the australian prime minister. his schedule really gets started tomorrow morning. y evening for guys there. inevitably, the agenda revolves around the president hi president trump arriving in osaka in a rain storm this arrning, as dk clouds loom around the world. including the iran crisis. before heading overseas, the president if. talking stuf >> we'll be meeting with a lot of different countries, many of whom have been taking advantage of the united states, but not so much anymore. >> president trump bristling alt questions about whether he would sirn r president vladimir putin about interfering in u.s. elections. osaka marks the first time mr. trump an

democratic debated on wednesday, june 26th d thuray june 27th only on nbc, msnbc and telemundo >>> new questions are being raised this morning about the safety of going to the dominican republic after word of two more deaths including an american woman who was there to celebrate her birthday this morning her son is speaking out and demanding answers. the story from nbc's morgan chef ski. >> reporter: this morning the dominican republic, the ministry of tourism appointing a spokesman to handle a growing mystery. what's caused eight americans to die on the island get away the most recent, lela cox who celebrated her 53rd birthday on june 9th, only to be found dead in her hotel room the very next day. >> i want some answers i want some clarity. i want to know how my mom died. >> reporter: will cox says officials told him she died as a heart attack now he's fighting for a toxicology exam. of the eight americans who have died, at least half fell reportedly ill after reportedly drinking from the room's mini bar. >> i thought something is not right. my father is a healthy 78-year-old. >> repo

miami airing here on nbc, msnbc and telemundo. savannah one of the moderators along with lester holt, chuck todd. >>> investigators in dallas are trying to figure out why an army veteran opened fire yesterday on a federal building there, and we're also hearing from the man who took this close-up photo of the suspect just before the gunman was killed in a shootout. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest on this good morning. >> what's most incredible is that despite all the shots fire department a-- fired, the gunman was the only person wounded. he left the army in 2017, and investigators are now speaking to his relatives as they try to pin down a motive. >> reporter: the cell phone video is chilling. a masked gunman with an assault style rifle and body armor opening fire outside a federal office building in dallas monday >> an unknown male, tactical vest with an automatic weapon shooting at the building. >> reporter: this morning authorities trying to find out why. >> we have more than 200 fbi agents and partners aggressivel investigation. >> the fbi identifies him as 22-year-old brian

coverage on telemundo, guys the u.s. has never won back-to-back women world cup titles so this is a big one of course, for carli lloyd to retire, she is looking for that fourth star on that jersey and she is going for it. >> yeah. she is motivated for sure. natalie, thank you so much natalie and i went and saw a match in london. >> we did. yes, that's the one they won. >> maybe they should send us to france and we could check it out? >> i saw that. >> rose, savannah. >> great minds think alike. >> that's right. >> thank you see you in france. >> see you. >>> coming up, great bargains, but what do you get? we will explore the sites that offers big deals on mystery hotels with one miniature catch. first, these messages. [dad] boy did he fit in with the family. he just loved being with us. it's crazy to look at this and think now we have a pet food named blue. but that's what happened. we created blue buffalo because we think pets are family. so we use only the highest quality ingredients. [mom] blue loved it, and we hope your dog will too. etsy is the place to the things we hold on to. so

miami, florida here on nbc, msnbc, telemundo you will be a one of the moderators. >>> an nbc news exclusive.hill. a one-on-one with anita hill it has been nearly 30 years since she was thrust into the spotlight with sexual harassment allegations against supreme su cour court nominee clarence thomas. hill is now speaking out about the man who led that hearing and the presidential democratic field, joe biden here is andrea mitchell. >> reporter: anita hill in her first television interview since joe biden raising uncomfortable questions about the way he chaired the clarence thomas hearing nearly three decades ago. you said the "me too" movement was delayed for decades followed by the thomas hearings in 1991 do you think joe biden changed the course of history? >> i think that in totality the hearing changed the course of history. in some ways it brought the issue forward, but in other ways, the way the hearings were conducted, set us back because it became the model i think of other people. >> reporter: biden apologized before announcing his candidacy. she doesn't think the thomas c

all off. nbc, msnbc, telemundo, 9:00 eastern time. >> a lot of issues being addressed at the debate are on president trump's agenda as he arrives in japan for the g20 summit it will mark the president's first meeting with russia's vladimir putin since the release of the mueller report. "today" senior international correspondent keir simmons is in osaka, japan good morning. >> reporter: the president arriving here in the past few hours and going straight to a dinner with the australian prime minister, his schedule really gets started tomorrow morning, evening for you guys there and inevitably the agenda revolves around the president himself president trump arriving in osaka in a rainstorm this morning as dark clouds loom around the world, including the iran crisis. before heading overseas the president talking tough. >> and we're going to be meeting with a lot of different countries, many of whom have been taking advantage of the united states but not so much anymore. >> reporter: mr. trump bristling at questions whether he would warn russian president vladimir putin. osaka marks the

telemundo will be taking part. >>> let's get to melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. >> right nowve invol inner loop after 66. crash blocking that main lane and express lanes. we're seeing f delaysm 95 up through 66 on the inner loop. northbound 95, right lane blocked there i woodbridge. as we take a look, 270 atmo rose moving pretty nicely. >> thank you. we'll have a check on your forecast in just a second. >> be right back. (music throughout) >>> morning, everybody. most of it will stay suppressed just southf the metro area today. you have a little better chance of getting rain during the course of your friday. most of us will get wet by the time we get to noontime on >> all right, chuck. thank you. another local news update in 25 minutes. >> back to the "today" show. >>> >>> look at that crowd. an absutely enormous crowd on the plaza. epic some would say. me guys in the middle of a huge comeback, they are the jonas brothers. they're going to perfo for our entire 8:30 half hour. then they'll come back and join us in the third hour as well. >> they' going to chitchat with us to tel

telemundo. of course one of the moderators is savannah along with chuck todd, rachel maddow and jose balart june 26 and 27. >>> breaking overnight a massive fire at a crude oil refinery in philadelphia. residents said they could hear and feel a series of huge explosions after 4:00 this morning. look at that. some say the impact knocked art off of their walls. a plume of thick smoke blanketed much of philadelphia. the complex is the largest refinery on the east coast. no reports of injuries this morning. >>> five tsa officers needed medical attent medical attention after a wild and frightening scene this week at phoenix airport officials released this surveillance video of a man charging through the metal detector and throwing punche at tsa screeners he knocked some of the screeners to the ground, you see there suspect, a 19-year-old man from texas, was eventually subdued and arrested police suspect he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >>> 8:05 let's get a morning boost. when not playing baseball, albert pujols dedicates a lot of his time to helping those with down syndrome

of your morning. you can watch the democratic debate on nbc, msnbc and telemundo both wednesday and thursday nights at 9:00 eastern. also, be sure to catch chuck's full exclusive interview with the presidr on "meet the press." >>> we are learning more this morning about that horrific sky diechg plane crash in hawaii that killed 11 people. investigators report some of the victims' families may have been watching as the plane went down in ou on friday. they say the same plane was involved in a scary midair incident three years ago in northern california that prompted the 14 skydivers aboard to jump earlier than planned. it's believed to be the worst u.s. civil aviation accident since the 2011 crash at the reno air show in nevada. >>> this morning new hampshire police are asking the public for information about what led a pickup truck driver to plow into a group of motorcycles. seven mets of the club were killed friday when the truck slammed into them on a rural highway. the pickup truck driver was a g travelg west and the bikers were heading west. >>> and the scary scene in missouri.

, june 26th, and thursday, june 27th on nbc, msnbc, telemundo. to get in campaign season officially underway. be sure to catch "meet the press" when chuck sits down with one of the democrats on that stage, mayor pete buttigieg of south bend, indiana. >>> it hason been twos since the notre dame cathedral in paris caught fire and burned. on saturday for the first time since that day that stunned france and the world worshippers held a mass at the 800-year-old sthooed. nbc's cobiella is there this morning. >> reporter: good mng. it's in a fragile state with hundreds of support beams holding it together. but this weekend it became a house of worip again. ♪ >> reporter: wearing hardhats with piles of debris nearby, the archbiop of paris, priests and restoration workers celebrated he first mass at notre dame since its catastrophic fire. only 30 were allowed in to mark the iconic cathedral's cons accreditation in the chapel of the virgin. the stained glass windows still intact. the cathedraloof open to the sky. the fire raged through notre dame april 15th. the century's old roof caving i

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taking place over two nights live from miami florida here on nbc as well as nbc and telemundo. savannah will be one of the moderators. >>> now let's turn to an nbc news a one-on-one with anita hill. it has been nearly 30 years now since she was thrust into the spotlight with sexual harassment accusations against then-supreme court nominee clarence thomas. well, n hill ispeaking out about the man who led that infamous hearing and l noweads the democratic presidential field, joe biden. here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: anita hill in her first television interview since joe biden entered the race. raising uncomfortable questions out the way he chaired the clarence thomas hearing nearly three decades ago. you've said that the me too movement was dayed for decades probably by the thomas hearings in 1991. y do think joe biden changed the course of history? >> i think that in totality, the hearing changed the course of history. and in some ways, it brought the issue forward. but in owaer , the way the hearings were conducted set us back. because it became the model other people fo

the democratic debate on june 27th on msnbc, telemundo. be sure to catch "meet the press" this morning with mayor buttigieg of indiana. >>> it has been two months and a day since the notre dame cathedral in paris caught on fire and burned. worshippers held al mass at the 1800 years old cathedral. kelly cobiella is outside the notre dame this morning. >> reporter: this weekend it became a house of worship again. wearing hard hats with piled of debrspiles of debris near by, they celebrated at the cathedral. only 30 were allowed in, the stained glass windows are still intact. the cathedral roof opens to the sky. the fire raged through notre dame april 15th, the century of the roof caving in. >> oh my god, the steeple just fell. >> outside they prayed. thousands are drawn here, some watching the mass on their phone and the cathedral towering above. the rose windows covered in netting. so fragile workers feel the glass could fall. >> the whole structure is burned down. it is a horrible event. >> reporter: saturday's mass is a symbolic start. they only seen $1 billion pledged. >> reporter: a

days from now here on nbc, msnbc, and telemundo, featuring the top 20 hopefuls. savannah one of the moderators along with lester holt, chuck todd, rachel maddow, and jose diaz balart. that's, again, wednesday and thursday, june 26th and 27th. >> breaking overnight, a massive fire erupted at a crude oil refinery in philadelphia. residents throughout the region could hear and feel a series of huge explosions that happened shortly after 4:00. some say the impact knocked things off their walls. a thick plume o smoke blan no reports of injuries this erning. >> fiv tsa officers needed medical attention after a ild and frightening scene at the sky haofor airport. ficials released a surveillance video of a manng chargi through the metal detector and throwin a punches tsa screeners. knocked some of the screeners to the ground. the suspect, a -yr-old man from texas, was eventually subdued and arrested. police suspect he was under theo influence drugs or alcohol. >> 8:05, let's get a morning nost. when he's playing baseball, albert pujols dedicates a lot of his time to helping people with down

as well as msnbc and telemundo. i'll be one of the moderators with lester holt, chuck todd, jose diaz-balart and rachel maddow. >>> hope hicks is in the hot seat today on capitol hill. hicks is the first senior administration official mentioned in special counsel robert mueller's report to testify before congress. her name appears nearly 200 times in mueller's report. house democrats will try to press her about potential obstruction of justice by the president. her testimony will be behind closed doors, but a transcript will be made public. >>> the mystery is deepening in the dominican republic where the fbi is now assisting the investigation in the string of american tourist deaths under strange circumstances. morgan chesky joins us from the dr's capital santo domingo. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can really start to feel that growing concern here in the dr, from tourists and members of the government. that's who we plan to hear from in a few hours. they scheduled a press conference, saying they'll shed new light on these growing american deaths. this morning, an

tricky. metro, of course, is your best bet, and speakingf the parade, nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will be there. lauryn and i and map it out in the our nbc washington app, search pride guide. all for you there. >>> heads up for metro riders in virhenia. work on silver line extension closes a busy station through the end of the weekend. metro will shut down the east station code and tomorrow so crews can connect existing tracksew with the n part of the silver line eventually taking passengers into loudoun county. they're expected to open next year and meantime metrowill run free shuttles between these stations. >>> time, 6:04. we are about to learn more about the deal between the u.s.nd mexico. cracking down on migrants at the southern border. the president tweeting last m nightico agreed to take strong measures. if a deal had not been reached president trump proposed to impose a 5% tariff. many disagreed. asylum seekers rapidly retned to mexico. they will allow people into their country for humanitarian reasons while they await asylum cl there and both will re-evaluate the deal in 90 days

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next wednesday and thursday night in miami. airing here on nbc, msnbc, and telemundo. savannah one of the moderators. >> investigators in dallas are trying to figure out why an army veterann a mask and combat gear opened fire on a federal building there, and we're also took g from the man who this close-up photo of he suspect just before the gunman was killed in a shootout. gabe gutierrez has the latest on that. >> good morning. what's most incredible is that despite all t shots fired and the fact there were about 300 people inside the building, the gunman was the only person wounhed. he left t army in 2017 and investigators are now speaking tovvis rel as they try to pin down a motive. the cell phone video is chilling. a masked gunman with an assault style rifle and body armor opening fire outside a federal office building in dallas monday. >> unknown male. tactical vest a with automatic weapon shooting at the building. >> this morning, authorities are trying to find out why. >> weha have more 200 fbi agents and partners aggressively pursuing every lead in this investigation. >> the f

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first democratic presidential primary debate airing here on nbc news as well as msn and telemundo later this month. savannah, you will be one of the moderators. >> that's right. the debate will take place over two nights. we'll be live from miami. it's right here on nbc news, msnbc, and telemundo. >>> both a big win and a devastating loss for the golden state war yors last night in game five of the nba finals. >> iguodala back out to green.on thomps one dribble, one shot. got it! golden state retakes the lead. >> the warriors took a three-point lead with under a minute to play. they held onto win that game 106-105. golden state lives to see another game.ea toronto l that series 3-2. it was not all good news for the warriors though.t returned to the floor for the first time in over a month. he went down again with another injury in the second quarter. golden state confirming after the game that it's an achilles injury of som sort. he'll have an mri today. it looks like this is going to sideline durant for several months. hard to watch him go down. > he was there for itic boost. 9-year-ol

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. >> are you guys ready? >> reporter: adam, good morning! team nbc and telemundo 44 assembled here at freedom plaza for the purple stride walk to end pan crazy kanscreatic cance. ul wonderf event and the stage just announced doreen gentzler as the emcee. you see teambc 4 assembled here and we are really here for our belov friend and colleague joe krebs diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and still fighting this deadly disease. here with his family and in orters and going to walk this walk today. and we, his nbc 4 family, is going to walk with him. not only for this event today, for the entire battle againstre pancic cancer. you know, pancreatic cancer one of the deadliest forms of cancer. 95% of people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer don't have a long chance of living's so it's not just our community but a large community of supporters and advocates and survivors and family members are here to raise awareness and raise funds to e.ght this dise i think this turnout is fantastic. the weather is fantastic and we're here to be with joe krein. dog it for him. adam, back to you. >> as we hear

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street. nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will be t here. and probably see a lot of us there as well. >> always a good time. >> yeah. >>> still ad, we take a look at moving messages. how you can communicate while in the car. >>> the summer season is here. it means wedding bells. we'll te a look athe latest wedding trends if you plan to tie the knot. you try hard, you eat right... mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells, for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor.so me common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. coolsculpting, take yourself further. why switch to fios now?er you get the best it on the 100% fiber-optic network and now the best value from your tv package with theios tv test drive. ii love tv. once my ks go to bed, tv is my way to unwind. you'll get over 425 channels for 60 days. that sounds awesome. you can unlock the perfect t

27th, and will air on nbc, msnbc, and telemundo >>> today, the golden state warriors and the raptors face off for game six th >>> and the 2019 u.s. open kicks off in california today, at pebble beach tiger woods looks to continue his incredible comeback. the first players tee off at 9:45 eastern >>> on screen, they play a couple in the office but off screen, they have a real rival over the stanley cup and things came to a head when he brought the actor who plays her ex-roy to the final game >> i was bummed that you couldn't make it but honestly, let's just have the best team win. so good look this is jenna by the way >> so she responded, just be careful he >> that was good she had the last laugh if you happen to be going to the moon, what songs would you want to hear along the way? in celebration of the 50th anniversary, nasa is asking for help putting together the ultimate space flight soundtrack so far, they've added three bts songs to their playlist. to make recommendations, you visit nasa.gov/moontunes or you can use the hashtag #nasamoontunes on twitter. >> on the top of my head

as well this year. josef martinez participated with our sister station telemundo. the rest of the were off or they would have participated as well. >> all of you showing your stripes? >> yes. 's>> thanks. interesting. we will continue our conversation here and on our news programs about the changes in our climate. love it. >>ank you both. and that's "reporter's notebook." thank you for being with us. news4 "today" continuesow. >>> just about 6:30 on this sunday morning. here's what we' following for you. crossing the line. president trump becomes the first sitting president to go into north korea when he met with kim jong un at the dmz overnight. more on that breaking news coming up. >>> and disturbing details. new reports say the man accused of killing a missing utah ollege student once asked a contractor to install a soundproof hidden room in his home. >>> and the fall out in college park. how the school's leaders are handling of a football player's death could put other students at risk of losing federal financial aid. >> announcer: news4 "today" stw.ts no >>> and it's 6:30. we

, msnbc and telemundo. >> a political lightning rod is giving it another shot in alabama. roy moore says he's running for the senate again in 2020 despite push back from republicans his previous campaign was derailed by accusations of sexual misconduct by several women when they were teenagers and he was in his 30s. moore was defeated by democrat doug jones in a 2017 special election >> a boston-area family was in for quite a surprise when they took their bull dog mortimer to the vet. and guess what they found insideacefiers espp luckily they wer luckily they wer ♪ love them, hate their laundry, protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. ® >>> welcome to friday morning. a live look from the east bay. good morning walnut creek, good morning, bay area, if you're up early, getting a jump on your weekend plans, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the weather outside, kari? >> it was great yesterday. it was really nice and comfortable. today just a little bit warmer but not much. and we're about to wrap u

three hours later at 14th and r streets northwest. nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will be there. there will be a bus with the we dock onit. we -- peacock on it. we hope to see threw ao see you sunday afternoon. i'll be there with eun and chuck, say hello. >>> ahead, new science revealing the unexpect wanted bond between humans and -- unexpected bond betweengumans and >>> there's uber x and uber pool. you take op uber helicr? why it may soon be an option. chuck? >> i'll take it as long as someone else is paying. >>> if you'reoing to the pride festivals this weekend, saturday the parade looks great. not too hot, not too wet. that's perfect. sunday for the festival, ll, that could turn a little rainy by sunday afternoon. >>> we know that uber has a ride-share company for cars. now the i don't know is adding helicopter -- now th company is ldding helicopter service. uber copter wil provide on-demand tr sportation from lower manhattan to jfk airport for $225 per person. that cludes car service to and from the helipad at eachf end o the ride. not just anybody is going to be mble to order the copt

telemundo 486789 also avaya stadium hosting viewing parties for all 52 matches. this is including team usa's debut today. it gets under way at noon. coming up for you at 7:00 on the "today" show, i want you to hear from some of the players right after "today in the bay". >>> new video of one traffic accident that ended up creating some buzz on a montana highway. take a look here. a truck carrying a load of bees overturned yesterday just outside of bozeman. the driver cut the turn too tight and went into the ditch. the driver and passengers are okay, not injured. they had to call a wrangler again to get them all together. interesting how to get all the bees together. >> maybe it's a special whistle. or a tiny lasso for the ones that don't listen. over to the maps. a smooth drive. slowing in the east bay. nimitz, san leandro, fremont. traditional slowing. summertime traffic pattern. the traffic alert. you saw my name is red. this section southbound 101 jams up out of redwood city and woodside road. crash activity visible to the northbound side. they are slowing down. hayward south o

about three ho s later at 14th and r streets northwest. nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will take part. we hope to see you at the events on saturday and sunday. >>> ahead, new science revealing the unexpected bons between humans and dogs. >>> plus, there's uber x and uber black and uber po, but would you take uber helicopter? we'll tell you y that may soon be an option. >>> chuck >> it's not going to be cheap i suspect. if you're going to come down to w,in us for the capital pride parade tomorro it starts at 4:30. great weather for the parade. not too sunny, not too hot, and no real serious threat for rain. unfortunately, sunday for the festival, rain chances increase with time. we're the ofowskys. we like dripe, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathatician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment,o evnights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i

story.tion on stay with us and telemundo 44 and our nbc washington app for continuing coverage. >>> 4:35. the measles epidemic worsens as another diagnosis hits ourarea. this morning, a warning in northern virginia. a child contracted the virus in another country and then arriver in our region and visited several public places. last sunday the child was in terminal a and the baggage claim area at dulles airport from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. later that night, health officials say the child went to the emergency room at haymarket medical center and left early the next morning. then on tuesday, the child was in the waiting area and e.r. atr inova fa oaks hospital in fairfax from 3:00 to 5:30. measles is highly contagious and spreads through the air. in this case, symptoms for anyone exposed could develop as late as ju 25th. look for things like a high fever, cough, runny nose, or a rash on the face and body. measles is easily preventable, as well, with the mmr vaccine. it is safe and effective, but if you're not vaccinated, you c ld be atrisk. >>> today state police and highway patrol ag

newscast and telemundo won 24 awards including excellent best sports and weather anchor. our chief photographer won ge tedes award for his outstanding career. he survived cancer and the attack of the summer olympics i atlanta. >> you're a fabulous host. >> thanks. a lot of pressure in front of your peers. >> here. >> tnice thing about these awards. they are judged and voted on by our peers and they recognized our work, our morning team more than two dozen strong is what it takes to put this newscast together every day. it's a teamr effort fo all of us so we appreciate and applaud all of our coworkers who make this thing happen every day. >> very proud. >> m wee it look easy, don't we? >> to our producer, hello there. thanks to all of those guys. >> thank you very much. >> i wonder if i can get a free lunch? i'll walk around. >> i bet you could get a free lunch because you're chuck bell! do you know who i am he just walks in. >> that's how i open everyr. doo i got to do this on thursday last week. i got to host a pride ent for the department of justice. >> wow! >> look how official

come true. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 teaming up to help sick kids in the bay area. >> this tuesday, our news team is partnering with local make-a-wish foundation. it's a one-day wishathon for miles. from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., you can call the number on your screen to donate unused airline miles, those miles will help make the make-a-wish foundation send critically ill children on special trips. you can also donate money. our team of reporter also be answering phones. marcus and i will be answering the phones tuesday morning. go to nbcbayarea.com for more information. we'd love to hear from you and for to you help as well. >>> new developments overnight in the conflict between the u.s. and iran. president trump reportedly backing off military action this morning. the beak-and-forth that developed after yesterday's drone dispute. we'll get an update from a reporter in the middle east. >>> and here back home, regulating vaccines. we actually talked about this yesterday here on "today in the bay." this morning, the move lawmakers made and what it means for kids' health in california.

wishes come true. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 teaming up to help sick kids in the bay area. >> this tuesday, our news team is partnering with local make-a-wish foundation. it's a one-day wishathon for miles. from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., you can call the number on your screen to donate unused airline miles, those miles will help make the make-a-wish foundation send critically ill children on special trips. you can also donate money. our team of reporter also be answering phones. marcus and i will be answering the phones tuesday morning. go to nbcbayarea.com for more information. >> here is your chance to help, call that number and do what you can. >> we'll make it fun as we stand by, operator standing by. >> here we go. 5:41. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," a report from the middle east, where tensions between the u.s. and iran are increasing. this is after iran shot down on american drone. >>> plus the chief of a major california city fire department arrested. we're going to tell you what he's accused of doing. >>> and san francisco's nancy pelosi settles a bet with canada

. >> including bngt mor newscast! >> what? we won? >> best evening newscast and telemundo won 24 yearscl ining excellent best sports and weather anchor. ouraw chief won an d for his overallca reer. he been in this business so many years. >> tend to recognize us but is forget this a picture business. this is an easy picture to makes because it' a studier cam >> why are you so good looking? >> you'll need these more than me! our photo journalist, they are some he the best in t business. >> for sure. > that what makes it worth watching is the pretty >>pictur. ongrats to our whole team. >>>w about the storm of return -- don'ta you complain about hot weather! >> it's not complaining. this weekend was spectacular! >> it sure was. if y are like me and you dared to go to the beach this yoweeke, u know, we should have waited until saturday to leave. it took four hours and 45 minutes to get to the beach! normally, that is a 2:45 or three hour run to the coastline over 4 1/2 hours. the backups started3 miles beforee wgot to the bridge! i'm going again this weekend and you people wait until

romano. telemundo 44 is the only local reporter on the ground. b >> reporter:ind these walls, this thursy morning still a mystery. now the first look inside of a three americans died in a span of less than a week. in different hotels, minutes away from each other. first, a pennsylvanian died may 25th. initial reports from the family said she died of respiratory failure. the same thin authorities said killed nathaniel holmes and cynthia day, a recently engaged couple from upper marlboro. they were found dead in their room on may 30th.w nothe hotel in a statement says shop warner was ill from he moment she got to the hotel and that husband said she had a pre-existing heart condition. a spokesperson for the attorney eneral in the dominican republic says she does not understand why the hotel is commencing on the manner of death when the investigation is not even finished. we're going to remain here and ask more questions. back to you. >> we will continue to stay on top of the story. read more about the death investigations in the nbc washington app. alierto will have more l reports fro

afternoon, route will end three hours later at 14th and rre sts northwest. nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will be there. you can stop by our booths at pennsylvania avenue northwest between 6th and 7th street. we're talking about the femp, no the parade-- the festival, not then parade that instance. >> we're hoping that we're going to have good weather for it. we'll check back in with chuck later about that. >>> ahead, new scienceal reveing the onunexpected b between humans and dogs. >>> plus, there's uber x and er black and uber pool, but would you take an uber helicopter? we'll explain why that soon may be an option. chuck? >>> an option. i can hardly wait to have my chuck, how ell me, about not having yourself picked up by the helicopter at 2:30 in the morni and waking us up. couple of raindrops downo the south for now. that's where they're going to stay for today. >>> 15 after the hour now. we know that uber mhas a ride-share service fcars. now the app is adding helicopter service for some users. uber copter will provide on-demand transportation from lower manhattan to jfk airport for about $2

14th street. nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will be there. and probay see a lot of us there as well. >> always a good time. >>> still ahead, we take a look at moving messages. how you can communicate while still in your car. >>> plus, the summer season is here and that means wedding bells. we'll look at the latest wedding trends. that's coming up on "news 4 today." ay with us. st ♪ ♪ find something incredible, from somewhere amazing. ique selection, unbelievable prices. homegoods. go finding. it can cause damage to the enamel.. with the new pronamel repair toothpaste we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened ate. it's innovative. with pronamel repair, more minerals are able to enter deep into the enamel surface. the fact that you have an opportunity to repair what's already been damaged, it's amazing.my i thino-to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. >>> you're watching " 4 today." >> welcome back.yo r time is 9:09. we're talking about drivers, okay. i'm a jersey driver and i'm proud of it. you're driving in d.c. and you're obably likehat the heck are you doing? n

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