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pete is joining us now from sap center in san jose, and pete, obviously nobody's decided these are the women that are hoping that are going to go, only five gets places on the team. >> yes, that competition is under way right now. gymnastics city usa and heading inside to catch the final night of competition, and we spoke to fans beforehand. they are nervous. the pressure is on for the gymnasts inside of the sap center. >> our daughter said it friday night, they had butterflies in their stomachs just watching the girls compete because they know what they're feeling. >> reporter: but the fans are feeling it too. >> i just think that it's a really big honor for them and also makes them nervous. they're representing a state or a certain gym. >> reporter: tonight, the gymnasts are competing for the five spots on the u.s. national team that will head to rio. >> they just have to teach themselves to not think about the end results. >> reporter: joy, the gymnast coach from florida who says she expects the gymnasts to focus on the task at hand. and that's performing well tonight. >> taeg one r

i'm pete williams in for gwen ifill. tonight on "washington week." >> she hasn't done anything about what's going on, all right? isis was formed during her tenure, isis is now worse than ever. >> every day donald trump proves he's not in this for the american people, he's in it for himself. pete: acrimony between the candidates this week and hot-button issues flare up over waterboarding, benghazi, trump anxiety and clinton's emails. terror in turkey, as authorities investigate who was behind the airport attack, lingering concerns back home. >> it would be a surprise to me

waters rose 13 pete in three hours in the parking garage of this north carolina mall. flooded roadways, rescue crews trying to help people trapped outside of their homes and inside their cars. >> i thought i should find somewhere else to stay tonight because it's impossible to just go home. i was told that water is pouring into the house, and i don't have no idea what's going on in my house right now. >> i never saw so much water. the water was up to my knees. my clothes are wet, i'm freezing. >> reporter: in the heartland, hail the size of quarters. as heavy rains and 70-mile-an-hour winds left more than 14,000 homes without power this afternoon across iowa. crews cleaning up mangled metal and uprooted trees, while stunned residents take stock of what's left. morgan ratford, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back here tonight, the man who's witnessed over half a century of history here at the grand old party. >>> finally tonight, >>> finally tonight, it's an amazing to think about how much history has been written on convention floors just like this one. and few pe

pete? >> trump would be somebody who could be a cat llist, but bob p he's been for a long time, facebook and everything else, but twitter has been difficult for bob. >> upgraded in september. zpl the stock is down significa significantly. i mised on this several times because i felt like they were going to be able to get something that would be able to reignite everything that bob was talking about. hasn't been able to produce anything. all those logged off users, they haven't been able to get that back either, so, this is a company that just has not been able to execute properly so far and inn that's been the huge problem here. will the nfl be a boost for them? will trump be a boost? maybe. there are all kind of ifs right now. we're not getting any answers and they have not been able to change anything materially for any of us to say this company's ready to go. >> i think where bob has been leaning for at least a couple of months has been this whole element of the competition, they've lost

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let's begin right now with nbc bay area's pete seratas. pete, that thick brown layer over san jose, how is it where you are? >> reporter: as we were driving into morgan hill, you could see the gray skies in the hills. this is off 101. you can see the thick patches of smoke. i spoke with the air quality management district. they said this comes down to the south bay's proximity to the fire. here they are explaining that a little bit more in depth as well as some reaction from residents in morgan hill for folks who are forced to deal with this. >> obviously it's closer so they're more impacted. but it's moving the smoke east and also north. so that's why we're seeing the impacts there right now. >> it's really bad, because i use the attic fan at nighttime to let the cool air in and it's bringing the smoke in. it actually made me sick to my stomach. >> it was most noticeable in the morning. you get up, the first thing coming out of the garage, you really smell it and see it, the visible smoke. >> reporter: a smoke advisory is in place through

let's get a little more on this investigation and what we're learning about the shoot perp we turned to pete williams. what have you found out? >> law enforcement officials say they are checking whether others were involved. some say they believe this gunman who fired the shots acted alone. they are still running down leads and have taken two people in for questioning. they thought at least two others were involved in the attack, but there's been no confirmation of that. one question tonight is who made the 911 call? it was someone who innocently reported seeing a man with a gun or was it someone hoping to lure them there for an ambush. as for the man authorities say fired the shots is 29-year-old gavin eugene long of kansas city, missouri. officials say he just turned 29 today. this was his birthday. police are in the process of searching his house in missouri tonight. some say u they are also looking at whether he was associated in the past with an anti-government movement. its followers genuinely believe that local police have no authority. but why baton rouge is the big question tonight.

pete hegseth was there. he took them on. >> so tell me to my face why you hate this flag. >> [ bleep ] you and america. >> do you hate america? >> do i hate america? yes. >> well, this morning pete is back to counter that awful message. come on up, pete. >>> well, last week pete hegseth got right in the middle of the protests in cleveland. people there were burning the american flag. >> they started to pull out a flag and started to try to light it. tell me why you hate america. >> i'm a veteran -- >> good for you. i appreciate your service. why do you hate america? anybody else who hates america want to talk to me? >> america was never great! >> do i hate america? i mean, yeah. >> why do you cover your face? >> because i can. >> why don't you have the courage to pull it down? i had interpreters in iraq that would cover their face with me because people would kill them if they found out their identity in that country. >> there he was, pete hegseth wearing a flag hat. >> that's right. come and take it. >> you

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contracting in washington, dustin gray, fox 25 news. >> jason: in the last few weeks pete freites was hospitalized twice, the latest to fight off an infection. the good news is he's out of the hospital. tweeted this picture with his kids. >> catherine: news. harry potter fans are getting a new installment to celebrate. the harry potter cursed child is not a novel and not written by author j.k. rowling. instead it's the script in place playing in london right now. based on presales harry potter and the cursed child will be the top sell book of the year. of thrones" fans. the hit fantasy drama will wrap up after season 8. if that wasn't bad enough. the producer says those seasons will have fewer episodes. >> now your local forecast from meteorologist jason brewer and the storm tracker weather team. >> jason brewer: good morning, cloudy, cool, temperature and dew point almost together, almost 100% humidity. seeing low clouds almost foggy look to the atmosphere. winds off of the cool ocean waters. not going to be able to warm up. radar pictures trending downward. watching the heavier show

let's get a little more on this investigation and what we're learning about turned to pete williams. what have you found out? >> law enforcement officials say they are checking whether others were involved. some say they believe this gunman who fired the shots acted alone. they are still running down leads and have taken two people in for questioning. they thought at least two others were involved in the attack, but there's been no confirmation of that. one question tonight is who made the 911 call? it was someone who innocently reported seeing a man with a gun or was it someone hoping to lure them there for an ambush. as for the man authorities say fired the shots is 29-year-old gavin eugene long of kansas city, missouri. officials say he just turn 29 today. this was his birthday. police are in the process of searching his house in missouri tonight. some say u they are also looking at whether he was associated in the past with an anti-government movement. its followers genuinely believe that local police have no authority. but why baton rouge is the big question tonight. >> pete wil

and it look like pete maverick mitchell from top gun in 1986. but he did not look like tom cruise inside the helmet. and to just finish up because we could talk about dukakis all night and i spend a third of the book doing it, but when the event was actually over the correspondence, producers, writers, but mostly the tv guys who are traveling around with dukakis came up to joe lockhart who is the deputy press secretary and said you really figured it out you haven't given us any regular like do more this. so the correspondence for abc, nbc and cbs did too many packages that if you look at them in isolation and really break down how chris wallace reported that he gave a good dukakis all the things he needed his speech in chicago to the world affairs council his quick ride in the tank, but his policy focused against vice president bush and the way that story was put together showed vice president bush and dan quayle on the defense of that day to try to defend their policies. if you're just saying, how do we do that day, we got great visuals from st

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sound like a pipe dream but we should not the say that pete mackanin. i want your reaction to this. first let's hear from pete. >> my goal wasn't to win the world series but to try to get that wild card. it is in reach. the that is about only way i can look at it, only way i choose to look at it. >> you know jeff. >> your response. >> as they say on the streets he tripping. there is no way that the phillies are a wild card team. they are seven games back. they are not a team that will put together that many winning streaks to get in the wild card race. so i think it is nice that he is saying that for his team's moral. but realistically they don't have a chance. >> next against marlins team they are chasing like mets, could be interesting. >> they cannot go on a sustain winning streak to chop up that lead and up seven games. that is the problem. >> i agree with you. i hope you are wrong but it would be fun. >> it would be like upset of the century if they got a wild card. >> it would be fun. >> let's switch to the sixers. finally international man of mystery dario saric is here and u

justice correspondent pete williams joining us now to explain. pete? >> reporter: lester, a surprising end to an unprecedented back and forth between a supreme court justice and a presidential candidate. in a written statement, justice ruth bader ginsburg today calls her recent remarks ill-advised and says she regrets making them. judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. and she promises to be more circumspect. in recent print interviews she called donald trump a faker with a big ego and joked that she might move to new zealand if he's elected. he responded by saying she should resign and she might be losing her mental fitness. tonight trump says that while justice ginsburg's statement is not an apology, she admits making a mistake and he accepts that. lester? >> pete williams at the supreme court, thank you. >>> a severe weather alert for millions tonight as fast-moving storms like one here in new york today sweep across the northeast. and in the midwest blew through the region. wichita, kansas, strong winds tipped over a semi

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>> pete, ainsley, good morning. the one thing donald trump knows how to do and do well is suspend, anticipation, build the sense of drama. he continues to do that with the vice presidential pick. he's going to do it by the end of the week, we're just not exactly sure which day. likely not today. maybe friday is the best day. last night an audition of sorts for indiana governor mike pence. he introduced donald trump at a rally north of here in indianapolis in westfield, indiana. mike pence acting like the attack dog as a vice presidential running mate should going after hillary clinton and bernie sanders. also likening donald trump to ronald regan. >> ronald regan said so eloquently so many years ago, we're tired of being told that a little intellectual elite in a far distant capitol can plan our lives better for us than we can for ourselves. donald trump gets it. donald trump hears the voice of the american people. >> donald trump continuing to play coy about all of this while giving nothing away telling the crowd l

so we sent pete out to investigate. hey, pete. >> i went up to the floor, asked hillary clinton delegates about isis and her track record on foreign policy. this is what they had to say. >> reporter: do you feel like we're at war with isis? >> no, i don't. i think they would like us to be at war with them. we have to be very careful we handle that situation. >> do you feel we're at war with isis? >> do i feel we're at war with isis. >> yeah, is america at war with the islamic state. >> i believe we have a lot of differences. >> do you believe we're at war with isis. >> i think isis is a vague term. i think there are a lot of people around the world who are unhappy. >> do you think we're at war with isis? >> yes, i absolutely do. there's no question. >> do you think hillary clinton has a plan to defeat them? >> most certainly she does. >> can you explain her plan to defeat them? >> i cannot. >> would you support that if it was time to take action and time to do that you feel like we should destroy isis? >> i support our

pete? >> reporter: one of the first things we noticed when we got here at the beginning of the week is all the balloons ready to go. they're still up there. 125,000 red, white and blue balloons in the rafters. they're getting ready to rain down on delegates and dignitaries. that will be the clip you see more than anything tomorrow on the newscast. the main event tonight will be donald trump accepting the nomination for president. that's what all the primaries and caucuses led up to. the second highest profile speaker will be ivanka trump. she will introduce her dad. others on the list today, you've got oklahoma governor mary fallin. jerry falwell, jr. peter teal, the venture capitalist and the rnc chairman, reince priebus. something that's interesting. we got here before they cleaned u this is where the trump family will sit. we think they're the only family of a nominee with their own water. found this on the seat from last night. back to you. >> that's funny. peter doocy, cleaning up the

that's where wusa 9's pete monteen is live. pete? >> reporter: guys, one guy told me out here, it is oppressively hot. can you believe people are running around in the national mall in this. really, the only quick relief you get is when a cloud goes by. you suddenly pop in the shade. not a lot for folks going there under the washington monument. >> reporter: sweltering heat is making this a slow melton. four acres of floor to hold 250,000 visitors. they're coming here for together 2016, an also-day christian concert city. >> catalina man rickez drove her whole youth group from florida. she said this is worse. >> there's no shade either. no cloud coverage whatsoever. >> it's bad out here. >> extremely. >> tents are coming. jabron green is adding it up. >> was walking around all day. >> there is some relief under the washington monument. phyllis and bob johnson found the shade. they say they're ready to take the heat in stride. >> it's absolutely wonderful. all of it is good. all of it is good. i'm happy to be here. >> it's tough out h

we're joined by pete hegseth and tucker carlson. i'm sure you heard lanny davis with a -- saying it was great night. tucker carlson, however would like to respond on how great a night it was. >> it was the most disorganized event i've ever covered in 25 years. it was the most badly organized bizarre event. it's reflected in the coverage. hillary has been savaged by the press. you can see it. >> how dare they? >> trail blazer. >> it's not fair. >> what was it about last night that you didn't like? >> the whole thing was bizarre starting from the gender neutral bathrooms which were disgusting. i guess we're liberated by this. everyone should visit it and see the reality. to the screwed up security situation outside. to a line of people urging americans to break the law. it was like an alternate reality. >> no american flags, no pledge of allegiance. how do you feel like that? >> leftism on full display. nothing about the military. one small attributes to pow's. this was the bernie agenda on display. >> when ted cruz came out and said

pete montine shows us. >> reporter: the calls came from here for a special service. young black men are practicing what is preached. >> i'm not angry. but i was angry four weeks ago. >> reporter: last week philando castile was fatally shot by the police officer that pulled him over for a busted dale t. were killed. >> police officers performed this demonstration as they also gave this congregation tips for those here, a sobering reminder. but they need to understand. >> this is not just about hurt. it is also about healing. the final prayer for the men here to educate themselves. hoping that it will not become the real thing. >> we need to do better as a whole. not just 10% of us or a few of us, but as a whole. >> reporter: a representative was also here for the service. in southeast pete mondine, wusa9. >> the temple is the largest with more in the dc armory to protest both the killings at the hands of police officers as will as the the killings. now, they say that they want change now and they recognize that it must start from within their community. president bara

nbc bay area's pete suratos is in emeryville with answers for us. pete? >> reporter: yes, raj. the fire is under investigation with the alameda county fire. they're not ruling out the possibility it may have to do with illegal fireworks. the mixed use that was under construction. i had a chance to talk to locals about it. here's what they had to say. these are the flames that could be seen from blocks away and several hours after this morning's massive fire in emeryville. locals painted a picture of what happened. >> 911 call around 2:35. >> james johnson works security for a nearby apartment complex. he saw the flames and also heard two loud booms. >> it wasn't like back-to-back. it would be boom, then wait and then boom boom you know. >> this is something else. my window actually faced the fire. >> she grabbed her dog as she was evacuated from her complex around 3:30 a.m. after the nearby five-story building under construction went up in flames. >> the wind was blowing directly this way. so the embers were just raining down on this unit and then crossing over all the way on t

well done, pete. as we've seen attendees back passionate when speaking about the other side, we decided to conduct an examination of this. we went to the rnc last week and the dnc this week to ask republicans for their thoughts on democrats and democrats for their thoughts on republicans. and this is what they shared. >> describe democrats. >> gun control. handouts. debt. what else? you want more? just a general disdain for god and country, in my opinion. >> most of them want to give everything away. >> maybe brainwashed? >> i can't describe all democrats but it is my learned opinion that the democrat party is a crime syndicate, not a real political party. >> what are republicans like? >> people that don't have a clue. >> closed-minded. >> stuffy. >> they're mean. >> in some sense some of them are racists. >> i've yet to meet a racist republican where i live or with the people i work with. with the party. or a homophobic republican. >> tell us your name. >> doris hurdle from jackson, tennessee. >> jac

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pete suratos joins us from city hall. >> reporter: the board of supervisors have already voted down one ballot measure. spoik with maria cohen who isn't too pleased about it. her proposal for a ballot measure to make the office of citizen complaints separate from sfpd was voted down. >> they decided to pull it into another piece of legislation, jeopardizing the livelihood of this accountability measure. >> reporter: protesters today called for more police accountability, many here on behalf of mario woods, a stabbing suspect fatally shot by police back in december. >> travesty in all this, as a monther, as a sister. i know no one will be held accountable. >>> cohen helped pass proposition d back in june which calls for all officer involved shootings to be investigated by the officer of citizen complaints. now she says her fellow supervisors will try to add the measure to another ballot proposal that calls for a public advocate. >> if the public advocate legislation doesn't pass, this measure for police accountability dies. >> reporter: we reached out to sfpd for a comment. i'm getting a

thanks, pete. and for reaction to that and other political news of the day, from capitol hill, nbc's luke russert joining me now. luke, first of all, let's talk about the fact hillary clinton heading your way. she's going to be meeting with senate democrats including bernie sanders of course and tim kay sxn then going with tim kaine out to a rally in virginia, a battleground in virginia. clearly a tryout. there's a lot of buzz out there about the democratic presumptive nominee -- >> oh, without doubt. and andrea, this will be the first time she will meet with the senate democratic caucus after bernie sanders, a fellow senator who caucused with the democrats, endorsed hillary clinton. expect this to be a pretty i think joyful occasion. they're really going to rally behind her. but that is the speculation, that tim kaine, the person she's going to have that rally with later in the day, is presumed to be one of the front-runners along with secretary perez, elizabeth warren, other floiktz. so it will b

and pete mackanin is not codling players with the latest problems with their offense. hear from the manager that's coming up in sports. i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" ♪ >>> fire investigators are trying to determine the cause of this fire that spread across a chester county mushroom farm. the fire started around 1:30 this morning along newark road large hay bails caught fire near a barn. luckily no one was hurt. >>> developing story in the search for the killer of a college student in delaware. police are looking for clues into what led to the murder of a 19-year-old man earlier this month. today officials in the victim's family came together to plead with the public for any information. fox 29's karen hepp r

>> we didn't get the first hint of it until pete conrad said it. he said, and this was after we had at least gotten the power restored back -- >> you were either on orbit or close to it by that time? >> yeah -- well, no. because actually this thing happened about, as i recall, about 50 seconds or so after lift-off. and in only two minutes we had the fuel cells back online that provided the power to the spacecraft. incidentally, made on a call by a young flight controller named john aaron who i think at the time was 23 years old. so we had -- it didn't take us long to get the power restored. we did have systems that were still offline, but we at least had lights again and all of that. and so it didn't take too long and then kind of in a quiet part there, pete said something like, i don't know what happened. i'm not sure we didn't get hit by lightning. and later we found out, even after they got on orbit, that he saw a flash. you know, there was a boost protective cover over the windows while the launch escape tower was still on there, so you couldn'

pete, thank you for that and following this all day. make no mistake, had this statement gone the other way in terms of that last summation that director comey gave that "no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case" this today may well have ended the candidacy of hillary clinton for the democratic nomination, indeed for president. it did not. it has not. on the left-hand side of your screen you see the next event we will be covering, the motorcade bringing the president and hillary clinton to downtown charlotte, to the convention center there. their now once-delayed joint appearance together as president as presumptive nominee, our live coverage will continue right after a break. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. so guys with ed can... find out how american express cards and services

up next, we talk with congressman pete sessions. follow me @mariabartiromo. this is "sunday morning futures." we'll be right back. i laugh, i sneeze... there goes my sensitive bladder. sound familiar? then you'll love this. incredible protection in a pad this thin. i didn't think it would work, but it does. it's called always discreet watch this. this super absorbent core turns liquid to gel, for incredible protection that's surprisingly thin. so i know i'm wearing it, but no one else will. always discreet for bladder leaks >>> welcome back. police in dallas and across the country on edge this morning following the brutal ambush that left five officers dead last week as well as last night's anonymous threat against dallas law enforcement. we're also learning that the shooter, micah johnson, might have been planning a much larger attack than the deadly assault he carried out in dallas. congressman pete sessions of texas is with us, whose district includes dallas. he is joining us right now to talk more about it. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. >>

analyst with baranberg pete. >> the trade? ahead of earnings, by the way. >> i don't think earnings give us anything to say, wow, looks fantastic. talking about a yield curve a long period of time and obviously looks like it will stretch out further before we see these moves by the fed. because of that i think it is an overhang, but when you look at the yields and look at some of the other potential and joe talks about mortgage rates and rest of it, you can understand why a wells fargo is exposed there would stand out potentially but i till look at jpmorgan. love the balance sheet and think they were find ways to make money that will surprise people. not kill it but beat lower levels where people are expecti expecting. >> yesterday talking about the ten-year yield at 150. now it's back below again. rates don't want to go up. >> why yesterday we had the conversation, you can't get really excited about seeing a 15 basis point move. i know it's boring. i know it's not traditional. it's not what we talk a lot about here, but if yo

it is not chickie's and pete's',. >> it is chickie's and pete's'. >> okay. >> and another thing we'll do today, jenn fred will try to take a picture with everyone of the 57 donkeys around philadelphia. >> i saw two in one place. >> live shot right there. that's live shot right there in front of the franklin hotel, used to be called the omni. >> which state is that? >> i believe that's arkansas. >> okay. >> clinton's -- >> , new york is home. arkansas. >> what's weird. the back of that donkey, put it up again, the back of the dong ski very decorative. >> oh? >> but it is up against a wall, so the dull size of the donkey is showing. >> so, you think they should have turned it around? >> or at least put it at an angle. the back side explains the state of arkansas. >> really? very decorative. >> maybe who ever placed those is listening to you? >> i hope so. probably asking what was i doing behind the dong toy see that? i'm not sure. >> don't tell us. >> all right, if first of its kinds project. at a new jersey university using 3d print to go solve a major medical problem. quincy, you know

pete mccann none matter of fact before tonight's game. he believes they will fight for the wild card spot giving the manager and the phillies a little more confidence the fact that they won ten of their final games. the bats are red hot. phillies are the best heating team in the baseball over the last 3 1/2 weeks. my goal isn't to win the world series it's to try to get the wild card it's in reach. it's the only way i can look at it. >> you can't look at that right now. 75 games left. there's a lot of baseball to be played and a lot of things can happen in between now and then. it can go either way we have to play good baseball like we have been and going in the right direction. >> reporter: and boy has cameron r up -- r upp playing great. we're live at the ballpark. jeff skeverski channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: thank so so much. to basketball now, it took two years to get him here, but once he got to philadelphia it didn't the team long to sign him. he arrived at the team offices at the navy yard to sign the contract. the deal is

pete joins us live from phil li. good morning to you. what an assignment you got yesterday. >> a marijuana legalization rally. the smell of bernie was in the air. very high on passion, you might say. a little thin on facts. we went to hit the street to ask questions. here is what we heard. we are downtown philly at a weed rally where they are literally rolling a joint behind me as we speak. we are here to talk about legalization of pot and their favorite cause, socialism. >> cannabis. >> you are here for the cannabis rally? >> no, i needed some. i'm not from here. >> do you believe in legalizing it? >> hell yes. there are way too many people for nonviolent crimes in jail today. >> marijuana is so good. a lot of people would use marijuana. >> you are making cannabis more dangerous by making it illegal, okay? >> it's like a glass of wine, you know what i mean? >> have lots of position on purposes. >> construction, rogue clothing. >> you understand we are taking sides. it's not a threat. it's a promise. >> a system that basically let us dow

pete, you're an owner of many of these stocks. >> yes. i thought he was going to say bris tto bristolmeyers. obviously there's acquisition possibilities there. i think of the names gill iiad that being a three-legged stool i think that will get addressed by acquisition. but looking at biogen. all these games they have incredible balance sheets but it's been the political risk that drove them down and people started acquiring them because it got to be too much during brexit. they have all got great pipelines and cash to do something with it and am ggen gives you the heart of the deal which is my reason to go with that. >> this election is turning into much more of a battle of personal attacks. it seems much less to be about policy. we're now in day three for the rnc and no one has said anything about policy. there was an off-handed remark about who cares about nato but other than that this is all about rocking up hillary. maybe the pharmaceutical issue doesn't really become that important. technically speaking on these two etfs, has not cl

pete said ten-year today at 140. not a big sell-off. >> those money managers are still trying to answer your question from 2011. so it's a question that really becomes almost unanswerable to a certainly point. what it does's do, create opportunities in a taxable fixed income space and more importantly as it relates to equities, creating a relative, looking rich on valuation basis, a sector to stay committed to. answering your question from the top of the show, the strategy, stick with winners as we approach earnings season. this is a year that's lining up somewhat similar to 2007, where you make a high in july, pull back in let's call it august and september. take a number, another run in october. i could see that strategy working, but what i don't want to do is chase the laggards in a year like this one. i don't think that's the right strategy. >> doc, could be tactical, nervous. does there come a point you have no choice but to buy u.s. stocks? simply nowhere else to be? bonds are too expectative on the other side.

pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> among those caught in the chaos of the attack here, an american doctor on a tour through europe, one minute he's out enjoying the holiday evening on the french riviera, the next he was running for his life, not even sure at moments what he was running from. i spoke with him and he described the panic of that moment and can never forget. >> reporter: i was standing over there. the american doctor was just celebrating bastille day with a friend on holiday, when out of the corner of his eye -- >> i just looked off and saw the massive wave of people coming right at us. >> really right at your face, terror stricken screams like i have never heard. >> he said it was utter chaos. what are you thinking when people are running at you in that kind of panic? >> at first you're kind of stunned and asking is this really happening? we had talked about earlier in the day that this was a perfect setup for a terrorist attack. >> really, you talked about that? >> oh, yeah. >> put me in the crowd, you're part of the crowd and now what are you seeing? what are the sc

nbc's pete williams, thanks so much, pete, appreciate it. >> okay. >>> and we to want bring you into the conversation with today's microsoft pulse question, did justice ruth bader ginsburg criticism cross the line? the pulse is live. cast your vote now at pulse.msnbc.com. we're back after a quick break, stay with us. oming soon. ♪ i like the bride more than the groom. ♪ turquoise dresses... so excited. did all her exes get invited? no ones got moves like uncle joe. ♪ when it's go book on choicehotels.com for instant rewards like gift cards, plus savingsf up to 20%. book direcat choicehotels.com at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. this dog treat called max and dentalife.covered it's rlly different. see? it's flexible... ...a it has a chewy, porous texture, full of little tiny air pockets that gives dogs' teeth a clean scruall the way down to the gum line. (vo) purina dentalife. for life. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to se

on the capitol lawn pete montine wusa9. >>> the capital force will air on pbs at 8:00 tomorrow. the fireworks are to start at 9:09. if there is bad weather, then it will start early. >>> the annual fireworks show is now in their 40th year as they are launched from two spots on the east ri 56,000 shells. that's insane. for the first time spectators will be able to sync their cell phones with the fireworks and watch their phone screens light up with different colors. if you are looking for smaller crowds there will be plenty of local places to see your fireworks. greenbelt will start off with a drum circle and continue with the greenbelt concert band and end with a fireworks show monday night. then in virginia, langeley high school will hold their fireworks show at 8:00 on monday night or go to the air force memorial in arlington, which will hold a concert with the national fireworks as a backdrop. we have a list of all those local fireworks displays on our wusa9 app. >>> just ahead here on wusa9, the july 4th boat parade that you might not have seen before. >>> and also we're goi

nbc bay area pete serrano is live with of the latest. >> reporter: the sierra fire hags reached 124 acres, is 75% contained but still a major concern for some residents. it is a sight that no homeowner wants to see. >> 15 fire truck running up the hill. >> reporter: around 5:00 p.m. a vegetation fire start near sierra and sal elevator as road in east san jose. >> just saw the mountain top just filled with smoke. >> reporter: cal-fire says the fire is no longer spreading and doesn't pose a threat. no evacuations were made. and they say it's still too early to tell what caused the fire. >>> mean, it is a long time coming. awful dry up there. very dry up there. >> reporter: sam isaac lived down the hill for 37 years. while this fire seems to be under control he satisfies the dry conditions and activity up there can be troubling. >> a lot of the kids go up there, now that they made that new parking up there, the open space, they put a brand-new parking up there. they go up there and they party. yeah, it bothers me, but what are you going to do. >> reporter: cal-fire says one or two crews will

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pete is not only a great friend but defines the definition of a great american at harvard. we won't hold that against him. he served in the u.s. army which is another mark in his favor. three combat tours, two bronze stars, combat infantryman badge, extraordinary career in the public sphere including working with fox news. having put his life on the line, not sure what possessed him to write this. courageous, dangerous and politically incorrect, the world in which we live, to write a book about who we are and who we should be. it seems something quaint and old-fashioned and distasteful to aggress anymore. those who have walked around the island in the potomac and walked by roosevelt avenue statue and seen some quotes, not just to legacy but the legacy of people who thought this does matter, deciding who we are as essential to being a republican day democracy. maybe there is not a better time for this book and i applaud pete for taking get on and coming here to share his thoughts so pete is going to talk and we will take you and a and we will do that until the end of the hou

"the new york times," if they had not been granted access to certain event, will take a pete picture and put it in the paper and sometimes there are moments when you can't possibly think that any other lenses or photographers or news people could get into a room, such as the night that osama bin laden was killed, and the president and vice president and secretary of state and some of the other members of the cabinet were in the situation room. that was no place for anything other than the official photographer and any news organization would rightly take that picture as a historical document, credit the white house, and put it out. but other times, when the president has visited by -- is visited by malala, for example, the -- from afghanistan, or he is coming back from nelson mandela's funeral in south africa and is with secretary clinton and former president bush, you would think a very historic moment that in the back of the plane you have steve crowley, another "new york times" photographer. if he could be invited up to take a few snapshots as president bush is showing off his pos

our justice correspondent pete williams is in our washington bureau. it will be helpful at this point to check in and ask pete what you have been able to find out at the federal level. >> well i think one of the big questions here brian is what got this start. and there are various accounts, it is not clear whether the police were lured to the area and there was an ambush or whether they were responding to some sort of crime already in progress. the most recent information we have is that the police came to this area. this was on a highway. it is about a mile from the police station. and they were responding to a 9 1-1 call from a citizen who said she thought she saw a man walking on the highway, wearing a mask and carrying a rifle. of course that begs the question whether the call was an innocent one, someone accurately reporting what they saw or whether it was a call to lure them to the area. what got this started is still unclear and it's going take a while to figure that out. we know that one person is killed. the police did shoot one man who they