kelsey in the pink. she has no idea what's coming her way. >> take a seat right there. >> she takes a seat on your throne right here. at this point, music starts to play. ♪ >> uh-oh. hey. >> everybody pretty much attends the dance studio starts clapping along. and suddenly the choreography takes over. >> this is for you, mary margaret. >> hey now. >> "i want to dance with somebody" by whitney houston. fortunately these ladies know what they're doing. as you can see, kelsey is loving the show. someone does want to dance with her. >> hey, now. >> oh, hey. >> this is kyle. >> hey, kyle. >> he's got himself some flowers with her favorite food cheese-its stuck to them and has this song inviting her to prom. you're seeing an adorable prom-posal. >> oh, hey. >> kyle is smooth. >> wait, what's your answer? >> say yes! >> of course it's a yes. kelsey and kyle have been dating since they were 5. >> ah. >> they are 19 and 20 years old now. kyle asked the dance studio if they could help him out with the prom posal

kelsey: thanks for having us. robert: the make-a-wish greater bay area and comcast nbc universal family wish-a-thon for miles will take place tuesday, june 25 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. here at nbc bay area at 2450 north 1st street in san jose. for more information, go to nbcbayarea.com. so, let's get to some of those families and the families that saw their wishes fulfilled. coming up, how about going to paris? how about attege ryder cu? how about both? stay with us. lowe's knows tonly the best will do. so we carry pro trusted purdy brushes and rollers. and everything else you need. so you can get in, get out and get it done. ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ robert: and we are back with our first make-a-wish family. we are here with wish recipient, liam ayer, and his mom, amy, and dad, andy. now liam, battling cancer, had a wish to go to one of golf's biggest events, the ryder cup, a biannual

kelsey, what are you reporting on? >> i've been talking to moderate democrats, and they are scared of going home next week for the fourth of july recess. they're scared their voters will say they're not getting anything done. the senate being a graveyard and mitch mcconnell being the grim reaper. there's a lot of fear that voters don't think democrats have gotten much done since they've been elected. >> can't they point to mitch mcconnell? >> they're concerned they have to go back and explain what they got done when they got elected. >> not so festive for the 4th. >> ken, what's your latest? >> nearly 2 1/2 years after the inauguration of donald trump. >> not hard to believe. >> prosecutors are still looking into his inauguration, the money it raised and how it spent the money. my sources say the justice department is still talking to people about what prosecutors believe may have been foreign money that came into the inaugural fund. we're going to be taking a closer look at this this sunday in the "new york times" tel

her with kelsey nelson and the other team member of the noise called cheryl and we continued to discuss d.s. and i continued to point out that there was something going on and that wild needed to know and we needed to address see it so we started with conversations on facebook and then we started to hash tag no white saviors but everyone had their all in to say because they had seen so much kelsey stayed for some time engine jet and she was part of this community at that time she was part of the problem and that's why she stays white savior in recovery because she was part of the problem and sheer will still be part of this problem so this is how we came about with this hash tag and we say that the wild actually nice not the truth of what happened. all worlds because so many people walking in danger cannot save. anything no one to rise to the right and and i appreciate your passion and i just want to say that it's being mirrored online you know i always love when people are commenting in real time in fact responding to what we're saying on air h.d. flores responding to both me and the e

>> kelsey gunned it for the three-mile trip to the hospital in downtown louisville. >> i kept driving and i'm thinking about my own kids. it could have been any of our children. we're all fathers. >> the nbc station, wave tv, captured the dramatic final moments of the high-speed motorcade as it made the left turn toward the hospital with traffic, officer kelsey said the ride can take up to 15 minutes. >> how long did it take you? >> about two, three minutes. >> across town, another part of the story was unfolding inside this house. all day long, harold harper and his wife, judith, were wondering why they couldn't reach their daughter, earon, and their 2-year-old granddaughter, erica. harold, a retired factory worker and judith, a homemaker, talked to their daughter nearly every day. so, the silence was strange. then the tv news flashed on. >> first here at 7:00 -- >> it said there had been a shooting down on wilson avenue, where she lived. and we thought oh, my god. >> he and judith picked up earon's oldest daughter, ebony, and drove down to the house. >> there was a whole bunch of pe

liz: kelsey great to have you on >> thank you. liz: breaking news washington post now reporting the white house is reportedly moving to stop kellyanne conway from testifying over alleged hatch act violations which limits certain political activities of federal workers. we'll have more coming up. other big stories we're tracking for you right now. more than 400 pilots now suing boeing, over what they call a " unprecedented cover up of flaws " in the design of the 737 max, which after two major crashes that killed a total of 346 people. now the pilots class action suit against boeing blames boeing for financial and other losses and the attorneys for the pilots say the pilots losses are likely in the millions of dollars no exact figures just yet we'll get that for you when it comes out. we have a frightening but voluntary recall coming out of walmart. walmart is recalling a baby formula that was sold only at walmart stores. let me back up. the recall is due to fears of metal contamination in the baby formula. now the brand is parent

jumped behind the wheel. >> in my car seat going as fast as you can go i beguned it. >> reporter: kelsey headed to a three-mile trip to a hospital in downtown louisville. >> it could have been any of my children. we are all m fathers. >> reporter: the nbc station waive tv captured the final moments of theap high-speed motorcadeh- as it made a left tn toward traffic. . with traffic, the officer said it could up to 15 minutes. how long did it take you? >> about two or three minutes. >> reporter: across town another part of the story was>> unfoldi inside this house. all day long, harold harper and his wife judith were wondering why they couldn't reach their daughter erin and their 2-year-old granddaughter erika. harold, a retired factory worker and, and judith, a homemaker talked to their daughter nearly every day and the silence was strange. then the newsnc flashed on. >> say a shooting on wilson avenue where she lived and we thought oh, my god. >> reporter: he and judith picked up erin's oldest daughter ebony and drove down to the house. >> there was a whole bunch of people sitting outsid

her with kelsey nelson and the other team members of the noise called sharon and we continued to discuss and i continued to point out that there was something going on and that wild needed to know and we needed to address it so we started with conversations on facebook and then we started to hash tag no white saviors but everyone had their all in to say because they had seen so much kelsey stayed for some time engine jet and she was part of this community at that time she was part of the problem and that's why she stays white savior in recovery because she was part of the problem and sheer will still be part of this problem so this is how we came about with this hash tag and we say that the wild actually nice not the truth of what happened. all worlds because so many people walking in danger cannot save everything no one writes to the right and i appreciate your passion and i just want to say that it's being mirrored online you know i always love when people are commenting in real time in fact responding to what we're saying on air h.d. flores responding to both me and the earlier tweet

her with kelsey nelson and the other team members of the noise called sharon and we continued to discuss d.s. and i continued to point out that there was something going on and that wild needed to know and we needed to address see it so we started with conversations on facebook and then we started to hash tag no white saviors but everyone had their own to say because they had seen so much kelsey stayed for some time engine jet and she was part of this community at that time she was part of the problem that's why she stays white savior in recovery because she was part of the problem and sheer will still be part of this problem so this is how we came about with this hash tag and we say that the wild actually needs the truth of what happens in the end. all worlds because so many people walking in danger cannot save. anything no one writes to the right judge and and i appreciate your passion and i just want to say that it's being mirrored online you know i always love when people are commenting in real time in fact responding to what we're saying on air h.d. flora's responding to both me and

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her with kelsey nelson and the other team member of the noise called cheryl and we continued to discuss and i continued to point out that there was something going on and that wild needed to know and we needed to address see it so we started with conversations on facebook and then we started to hash tag no white saviors but everyone had their all in to say because they had seen so much kelsey stayed for some time engine jet and she was part of this community at that time she was part of the problem that's why she stays white savior in recovery because she was part of the problem and she will still be part of this problem so this is how we came about with this hash tag and we say that the wild actually nice not the truth of what happened. and ends you all well because so many people walking in danger cannot save everything no one writes to the right and i appreciate your passion and i just want to say that it's being mirrored online you know i always love when people are commenting in real time in fact responding to what we're saying on air h.d. flores responding to both me and the earli

kelsey bolling. president trump every time gets a chance to talk about this, it has gotten under his skin and to agree people understand, quantitative tightening, so audience understands, reverse of ease ease. at one point they were taking $50 billion out. if quantitative easing saved the economy, certainly quantitative tightening posed something after challenge to the economy? no president trump is not the first president to criticize the fed and he won't be the last. that said it is important for the fed to remain independent, but as president he has a right to voice his concerns an opinions about the economy. luckily he might not be happy with policies coming out of the fed right now, but he does have a strong economy to back him up with record low unemployment rates, wages rising particularly for low income americans but what to focus on because the fed is independent, but the policies in control of congress and american voters. as we speak right now, congress is blowing more budget caps, adding

and kelsey smell is a congressional reporter for npr. good to have you all here. mark, let's pickup we just left off where the ambassador. it sounds like there is no signed agreement. there are a lot of details that still need to be figured out here. but the president has declared victory in avoiding the tariffs he threatened to put on mexico. >> that's right. and it is a pattern we have seen repeatedly with this president. he sort of creates a crisis, has some sort of a fairly general resolution to it that is lacking any details. and then declares victory this is what he did with the north korean nuclear crisis in singapore. in this particular situation, there is some very important sort of unresolved business. the most important of which i think is this concept of third stay country, the united states wanted mexico to agree to this. the mexicans have not, in part because doing so would require them to get their own senate to ratify this measure, and i think is a great deal of concern in mexico that announcing something like this before it is ratified would lead

one more point for logic reasons, look at kelsey gabbert. biden contacting russia means he cannot be elected? william.y, among the many responses, presidential candidates and others on this story. the leading democratic candidate, joe biden, the former vice president tweeting this, president trump is once again welcoming foreign interference in our elections. this isn't about politics, it is a threat to our national security. an american president should not seek their aid and abet those who seek to undermine democracy. let's go to mary in pennsylvania. caller: yes. you don't let foreign people get involved in your elections. what is wrong with these people? foreign people's opposition is us. they are against us. other than that, it could be false information. it could be a poison pill for you. if trump was smart, the first tell thewould do is fbi. what is wrong with these people? the more important fact is when you listen to them call or talk about it, i am astounded how they believe things that are untrue. i am also astounded how you don't

and kelsey atwood for her impeccable arrangements. thank you, kelsey. [applause] to do about the south? the last major engagement in the north was the battle of monm outh courthouse new jersey 28th of june 1778. after that, stalemate in the north. but the british had been taken of a southern campaign since 1776 and for various reasons decided to turn south. now, at the tail end of 1778, the british assault force went ashore in between sun up and sundown became masters of savannah. in the new year, they marched about 1000 british and provincial regulars marched up country all the way to augustine. 178 miles. now, the british commander-in-chief in east florida and georgia, major general augustine prebo wrote that the object of the expedition was to open the back thetry to put oto the test professions of loyalty of its inhabitants. those loyal tory inhabitants failed the test. of the promise 6000 fighters, only 1100 showed, and their zeal disappointed and expected indian allies, not one of. . for those and other reasons, the british withdrew to savannah an

i agree with kelsey, when will we have infrastructure week? american people would like to know when they get together. the house passed close to 50 bills as of january. the senate is obviously not cooperating there. we can see some of this is grandstanding on the house as well, knowing senate will agree. can we make friend for a little while, even for infrastructure week? charles: people talk about ronald reagan, tip o'neill, some of the other, some of these other relationships that were great, there were serious differences, political differences, ways that were found to get around that. seemed at one point like nancy pelosi and president trump were getting along, you know, initially, when she won the gavel back, you know i think he said some really nice things about her initially. then it went downhill. can it be salvaged. >> at this point you know, i'm always glass half-full but it is not looking good. i think nancy pelosi, saying that she wants to see president trump in jail is not a sign that she has any interest in coming to the table an

. >>> big day for kelsey. >> this is kyle. in>> hey, ute." >and still to come, heading up mount st. helens for a little snowboarding. >> it sure looks pretty. >> see the run that's erupting with adventure. >>> plus, the woman cruising on a scooter. >> stop! >> she doesn't need to slow down or stop, hello. >> why the best part happens when the ride is over. [ laughter ]. in a neighborhoodouse with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someone even showed us how we can save money by bundling home and auto with progressive. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your home and auto. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. starting at just $12.99, buy at olive garden.back, join us for a new favorite today. then bring one home for

. >> now, kelsey's sharing an apartment with three people and a baby, but i'm wearing gucci from head to toe. >> love you! >> i threw a verbal grenade and ran. >> another reason to watch? the show is from the creator of "sex and the city," so, yeah, there's a lot of relationship drama. at the center of it all liza's love triangle, and even the cast is divided between team charles and team josh. >> you're not as alive as you are with josh. >> it's different. >> whatever. i get to have my own view and opinion. >> absolutely. >> and i'm like one of the only ones who feels this way. >> no! >> one thing everyone can agree on, the men of "younger" are easy on the eyes. >> that's a lot to wrap my head around. >> when he arrived on set for our first day of shooting, someone said charles, right? and i thought they were referring to the character, so i answered and they answered, no, no, no, hot charles. >> that's not untrue. that's factual -- >> that's not untrue. >> it's kind of a diss but charles is hot. "younger" airs wednesday nights was still nonetheless gray ice all its staff. all time i

law enforcement, guns drawn, arrested patrick frazee a month after his fiance vanished. 29-year-old kelsey bereth was a flight instructor who had a one-year-old girl with frazee. >> she's grounded and responsible. she has a one-year-old child. she wouldn't just leave her. >> reporter: on thanksgiving day this surveillance video inside a woodland park safeway capture the last-known images of bereth shopping with 1-year-old kaley. but it wasn't until ten days later that her mother, not her fiance, reported her missing. >> she's not the kind that runs off. >> reporter: frazee and berreth didn't live together and according to police frazee told officers he hadn't seen his fiance since thanksgiving when he met her to pick up their daughter kaley but he never reported her missing. frazee has been in custody since his arrest and has pleaded not guilty to to a murder charge. in connecticut tonight a community still reeling and a family torn apart. >> now you've got five little children with no mom, and dad in jail. and over what? the children. arguing over custody. now, that's the irony. the fight

the lead plaintiff, university of oregon student kelsey juliana, was only five weeks old when her parents took her to her first rally to protect spotted owls.y, her mconcern is climate change, drought and the e surrounding cascade mountains. >> kelsey juliana: there was a wildfire season that was so intense, we were advised not to go outside. the particulate matter in the smoke was literally off the charts. it was past severe, in terms of danger to health. >> kroft: and you think that's because of climate change. >> juliana: that's what scientists tell me. >> kroft: it's not just scientists. even the federal government now acknowledges in its response to the lawsuit that the effects of climate change are already happening and likely to get worse, especially for young people who will have to deal with them for the long term. how important is this case to you? >> juliana: this case is everything. this is the climate case. we have everything to lose, if we don't act on climate change right now, my generation and all the generations to come. >> okay, here we go! >> kroft: she was 19 when the

. >> now, kelsey's sharing an apartment with three people and a baby, but i'm wearing gucci from head to toe. >> love you! >> i threw a verbal grenade and ran. >> another reason to watch? the show is from the creator of "sex and the city," so, yeah, there's a lot of relationship drama. at the center of it all liza's love triangle, and even the cast is divided between team charles and team josh. >> you're not as alive as you are with josh. >> it's different. >> whatever. i get to have my own view and opinion. >> absolutely. >> and i'm like one of the only ones who feels this way. >> no! >> one thing everyone can agree on, the men of "younger" are easy on the eyes. >> that's a lot to wrap my head around. >> when he arrived on set for our first day of shooting, someone said charles, right? and i thought they were referring to the character, so i answered and they answered, no, no, no, hot charles. >> that's not untrue. that's factual -- >> that's not untrue. >> it's kind of a diss but charles is hot. "younger" airs wednesday nights introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, t

let's bring in kelsey bolar of the heritage foundation. the people coming in, they apply for asylum, and then they can -- within five months of that -- apply for work permits that let them take u.s. jobs while waiting for their asylum hearings. it sounds like they don't even show up for their hearings because they're working. >> absolutely. look, we've known all this for a while. it's been something that president trump has been trying to deal with his entire administration. we perhaps didn't know the extent of the privileges that these illegal immigrants are being granted once they cross illegally which includes work permits, enabling them to get jobs in the united states. and i would just say to democrats, if you really care about these legitimate asylum seekers, why wouldn't you want to change our immigration so that we can move up these updates so that the legitimate claims of asylum, those people don't have to live in the shadows. they can actually get jobs legally and assimilate into the united states. democrats are doing nothing but

while raising questions of whether some charities in the developing world have a white savior problem kelsey neilson calls herself a white savior in recovery like rene she traveled to uganda at the young age and shared her story with us. i had co-founded this n.g. with another young american woman both of us were fresh out of undergraduate school and we both came from an evangelical background and had access to funding from our churches and from people in the church community so it was not that we were more qualified or that we were actually the best to be in charge or to be co-founding this but because we had the power and privilege to do so if there's anything that we as foreign nationals need to do moving forward it is to remain accountable to the people in the country in culture is we're working in we need to be held accountable we need to own up when we make mistakes and we need to commit to doing better a lawsuit brought against serving his children has been adjourned until january 2020 and joining us now from kampala to help on pack the story a lasso a livia patients is the co-founder

united states government has been boycotting it the reason was the rest of american investor michael kelsey 4 months ago he has worked in russia for more than 2 decades and is facing fraud charges he says are fabricated l.v. who is under house arrest had requested to attend the forward but even an endorsement from the kremlin did not help at the russian american business meeting his cheer remained empty. longstanding. person investor with a very good reputation in a row so when that happened to him everybody thought. him a good happen to anybody and that has an impact on investment decisions of course foreign and russian business people called for legal reforms during the forum but reform was not on the menu while foot in was hosting cheek the russian leader took the opportunity to take the chinese president on a river cruise in his hometown st petersburg while she remarked that the city had nurtured many outstanding people put in later apologized for keeping the chinese leader awake way past his bedtime because they had so much to talk about step process and al-jazeera so in petersburg or

it was located south of kelsey bill. there are no reports of damage. >>> coming up. the plan to help california's older population. the governor is hoping to help the seniors across the state? if you have a 510 or 341 number, you'll need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. o.k., but what if i have a 510 number and i'm calling a 510 number? you'll still need to dial 1 (one) plus the area code plus the phone number& so when in doubt, dial it out! at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> this week the house and judiciary committee is holding hearings following up on the mueller report. to determine if president donald trump

kelsey was my co-pilot. she did ok, but that is one of the great attractions i have ever ridden. chewbacca screaming, the bumps, the up and down, it's bananas. let's go again. come on. >> rise of resistance will open later this year. boldt parks have both plenty of reasons to score. >> an incredible array of alcoholic and nonalcoholic berchts our guests love. >> so much detail and love has gone into creating this place. >> a huge premier for rocket man that's out this weekend. e.t. was with the band playing elton jon and the rest of the class. >> it's the end of a beautiful road, a yellow brick road, you might say, i'm here all week. >> rocking a denim jacket, he says he's fiercely proud of the film. >> i think it's incredibly flattering. if i think about it -- i can't think about it. >> roamy malik knows a thing about that. he went to the after party. that's real friendship, serio seriously that will he dised malik for lip-synching in "bohemian rhapsody"." >> still, elton was keeply hands on in the production, personally aproving each costume. the cast had their favorites. >> wo

above normal as was san jose, but we're all going to notice relief in sight in a lot of viewers like kelsey loving the summer temperatures but cool down is heading our way live look outside for those of you in san jose beautiful sunset out there this evening and stormtracker 4 tracking that fog bank right along the coast, but it is going to make its way into the coastal areas and even east bay shoreline but for those of you in the interior valleys. you're still going to notice a little bit of that sea breeze but better clearing compared to our is going to show the return of the low and high clouds throughout the day and that fog bank is only going to get thicker and more widespread in the coming days because we're going to be well below average by the middle of this upcoming week. temperatures out there right now cooling down into the 60's for most of the san francisco peninsula and even oakland 68 degrees and widespread 60's for those of you in santa rosa and even appa so relief already in sight but mid 80's for the tribe valleys, including antioch in concord san jose 77 degrees. as you st

kelsey. aoc has had this battle with jeff bezos after she played a major role in amazon abandoning new york city. there is any truth? >> absolutely not. this was irresponsible on her part. because she nows amazon raised its wages to $15 plus benefits. she suggested amazon is paying starvation wages which is interesting coming from the congress woman at the federal level advocating for a minimum page of $15. unless she is advocating for a minimum wage that she considers to be starvation wages. not to mention she grove out 25,000 jobs -- she drove out 25,000 jobs out of her district. charles: $district.charles -- charles: $. ,00$37,000 a year is theaverage. but she is saying you have got to do college and a few on the hurdles. have these corporations opened the door to be hijacked by some of this? >> they run the risk of doing that. we want amazon to be interested in their wages for workers when they are growing enough to be able to do that. i support more businesses raise- raising their wages.

kelsey bill, 91. cloverdale, 89. tiburon, 59. sacramento, 93. here are the temperatures at 4:00. except for livermore which is 86 degrees, they are a little bit below. san francisco is off by two. this is a big difference compared to last week when everybody was way above. the patchy fog is there, but this, upper 80s, jumping up compared to where we were yesterday. yet 57 for moderate. so the water is still cold, not as cold as it was. there is an on tour breeze. big time thunderstorms erupting over blue canyon. reports of [ yelling ]. -- hail. some of that moisture, going back towards contra costa county. this will give us a little bit of a northerly breeze. patchy fog, sunny for the rest of tonight into tomorrow. the coldest temperature was saturday. the warmest temperature will be on tuesday. after that it looks like we will level off. were not expecting any record heat. mostly fog by morning. tomorrow we will get a little jump. if you're out in the valley, mid-90s to upper 90s. for around here, 60s, 70s, 80s and some low 90s. wednesday, the fog starts to come back. a big time

matt mahomes, quarterback for the chiefs, along with travis kelsey, their tight end. nil-nil. a 66th minute bicycle kick. the only goal of the game. >> oh, my gosh. >> usa dominating possession. that's just incredible. joey altador. >>> all smiles down in san jose. why not? the quakes are unbeaten in their last five games. one-nil in the 75th minute. bucko, his second goal of the night. in the second half, helped survive the two-nil victory over the divine mow of dc. >>> longtime giants fans, you're gonna remember this. it was an incredible catch in 1970 against the reds on a saturday afternoon. bobby s and and willie mays, jarrod dyson and tim lecastro go deep. that's close to exactly what happened with bobby and willie. and the dodgers. on the short end tonight. >>> dc united, orlando city. wayne rooney. >> wow. >> you talk about a goalie who was ready to panic right there. he came out too far. and that was the only goal of the game. >> i remember that chain-link fence at candlestick so well. >> it was a great childhood memory. >> the exact same thing. >> bobby tolland hit i

joining me now, democratic strategist nathan ruben and kelsey boar. nathan, what did you think of the poll. increasing popularity along with pete beaut judge. i seem to think this is mostly a result of 100% name recognition. the more people get to know them, the more they like them. to see vice president biden slip, he shouldn't rest easy. blake: do you want someone who aligns with your beliefs and priorities or want someone who can beat donald trump. >> 2/3 said want someone who can beat donald trump. >> he has the lead because he's branding himself as the candidate who can do that. elizabeth warren is gaining speed. that says a lot because of all the candidates, she has been putting substantial policies out there. most of of the democrats are endorsinged the same policies. paid family leave and medicare for all. the mayor table foundation said it would be $5 trillion each year. elizabeth warren cites the wealth tax. that only only raise 67% of what these d only 6 -- that would only raise 6% of what it would cost. if they want these program, how are

the napa airports are 12 degrees cooler now we're under mostly clear skies. 40s as well up to kelsey. and 40s around the russian river with penn grove at 46. alima valley 45. i think eventually that north wind will win out. the fog will get chewed up. but 60s, 70s inland some mid to upper 80s i do believe, there she is allie rasmus is here. >> sal is on his way to the lovely city of campbell and i picked a good day and time to step in. we'll just show you the maps so if you're driving on highway 24 a little bit of friday light maybe in that area a little bit of slowing just where 13 connects to 24. most of the traffic. highway 24 live picture from lafayette and it's not too busy or crowded here and here is your look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is probably one of the busiest traffic spots out there in the bay area this morning. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> this morning iranian state tv is showing these images of what it says are pieces of the u.s. drone shot down by the iranian military. a manning u.s. spy plane was near that. this morning major international airlines are

kelsey knight got to them first for the e.t. hills exclusive. >> i want to forgive you and i want to forget you. >> do you remember that? >> like yesterday. ice princess. >> it was really a back stabbing moment for me. we don't have the friendship that i thought. >> i'm glad to be here with my best friend. that's all i care about. >> you have not been in touch? >> no. we were in touch on anofmore. >> so let's recap. back in the day, spidey was the couple we loved to hate, full of drama and accused of spreading sex tape rumors and ruining friendships but were they for re? a good way. >> you said famous. >> you we. got to be honest, t the most fun i've had at a party in a long time. >> any regrets? >> i wish we did interviews differently. on the show we look horrible and got on interviews and been like it's fun. it's tv and not been like so amped up. >> because what i've wanted to do and say to you, dear. >> certainly now kiss you bride. >> spidey shared their world over the years from renewing wedding vows in 2010 to giving use p

. >> kelsey grammar played pomposity like nobody you've ever seen and got huge laughs. >> what's taken so long? >> but i am analyzing my options unlike your wink and approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of sitcoms. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier". >> "frasier." >> "frasier." >> what is this stuff? >> the sweater isgora. >> well, it's wonderful. >> the machine of comedy was untouchable. it generated so much viewership and money and awards. >> you do not need this. >> it's the top of our wedding cake. >> noiit's not a scrapbook. it's a freezer. >> we certainly associate nbc of the '90s having successful sitcoms. but they weren't the only ones. tgif was on nbc on friday and it was their block of family oriented comedies. >> i can't take it. i need that cake. >> it was not sophisticated television. but these were shows that people adored. [ laughing ] >> cbs. >> cbs was in a really bad spot. they had just fallen apart over the

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that's kelsey with the east bay spca. thank you for being here. your adaptec -- the event runs to the end of june. where adult cats have these anyway. -- thank you so much. we'll be right back. ery croiss, it's way better than dry cereal. i wish i was warm and buttery. aww man. download the jack app and order my 2 for $5 breakfast crssants my 2 for $5 breakfast croissants dedeal is back. with grilled ham and hickory smoked bacon or grilled sausage on a warm, buttery croissant, it's way better than some mediocre cereal. that's the nicest thing anyone's ever said to me! download the jack app and order my 2 for $5 breakfast croissants. >>> meeting the needs of young people in richmond became a mission for two women. lmr reports that their efforts began a decade ago with the rise center period and this week they are our jefferson award winners. >> reporter: it's rehearsal night at the center and the richmond-based nonprofit is hosting its own version of coachella called rye cello. >> these teenagers are having fun their way. and that is the goal becau

school's 2008 award for teacher's pet, oregon trail mvp, rumpelstiltskin award for best riddle, and the kelsey grammer niles crane award for brotherly love and -- [ cheers and applause and finally, an ego which is what you get when you win any major award. [ cheers and applause we congrats to all our ego winners from last night. we have a great show for you tonight. his new movie "the dead don't die" is in theaters everywhere this friday. steve buscemi is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause she's starring in the limited series "tales of the city," now streaming on netflix zosia mamet is back. and we will have music from noah kahan so you're here on a great night. before we get to any of our guests, president trump used his trip to europe to enrich himself as calls for his impeachment grew louder. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause president trump is back in the u.s. fresh off his european tour of doing and saying dumb things in important places. [ laughter ] whenever trump goes abroad, it's like seeing all the worst habits of american tourists rolled

ken vogel, kelsey snel, thank you guys so much. >>> much more with craig melvin in new york. >> what's vogel doing down there? >> we'll talk. i'll lay it down. >> thank you. craig melvin here at msnbc. carving out their positions, just moments ago nbc news spoke exclusively with bernie sanders and beto o'rourke as they roll out new policy proposals, just two days before that first debate. >>> also, mayor pete buttigieg facing an angry crowd of south bend residents as outrage grows over the deadly police-involved shooting of a black man, intentions over race and policing in his city. >>> and trading new threats this morning, the trump administration planning to announce new sanctions against iran as that country fires back with its own new threat. we'll get to that in just a moment. we start with that countdown to the first debates of the 2020 presidential campaign now, just two days away and the presidential hopefuls are starting to roll out some policy plans. bernie sanders, joe biden and beto o'rourke today detailing plans for student debt, immigration, and veterans issues. and there

we sent one of our show's producers, kelsey desiderio, to missouri this week. just as this new rule from the state was being implemented. >> these women thursday and on monday were traumatized at the fact that they had to get undressed to get a pelvic exam to get an ultrasound. >> how do you explain that to a patient who is so traumatized? >> well, basically, we let them know that we do not agree and the state of missouri is requiring us to do this to them and have every right to contact who they feel they need to contact to voice their opinions, but we make it very clear this is not our doing, we don't want to violate your rights, don't want to make you do an unnecessary invasive procedure that we wouldn't do at this moment, and most women are quite disturbed at that. but they're pretty remarkable because they're actually apologizing to my doctors, said i'm sorry you have to do this to me. and that's shameful. >> and really, it is just so inappropriate to subject somebody to a pelvic exam which includes putting your fingers and other instruments in the vagina

school's 2008 award for teacher's pet, oregon trail mvp, rumpelstiltskin award for best riddle, and the kelsey grammer niles crane award for brotherly love and -- [ cheers and applause and finally, an ego which is y at you get when you win major award. [ cheers and applause to we congrats ll our ego winners from last night. we have a great show for you tonight.s w movie "the dead don't die" is in theaters everywhere this friday. steve buscemi is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause she's starring in the limited series "tales of the city," now streing on netflix zosia mamet is back. and we will have music from noah kahan so you're here on great night. before we get to any of our guests, president trump used his trip to europe to enrich himself grew louder. his impeachment for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause president trump is back in the u.s. fresh off his european tour of doing and saying dumb things in important places. [ laughter ] whenever trump goes abroad, it's halike seeing all the worsts of american tourists rolled into one person [ light laughte

. >> representatives kelsey gabbard and tim ryan got into a clash over the military and topics took a turn when candace publicly stated their views on president trump and whether impeachment proceedings should begin. >> i don't think we should conduct foreign policy in our bathrobe at 5:00 in the morning. >> we must begin impeachment now. >> this not the number one issue the american people ask us about. >> tonight's debate features more of the perennial front runners with joe biden who is leading in the early polls and the second debate kicks off at 9:00 eastern. it will again run for two hours. >> any clear winners or losers yet? >> reporter: as far as the winners, we are hearing multiple reports that senator cory booker got the most airtime. he spoke for the most number of minutes and a lot of people liked what he had to say. as far as the losers, well, beto o'rourke said he felt targeted by some of the democrats on stage, but he doesn't feel like it will hurt him in the standings. >>> members of the bay area japanese community will denounce the federal government's plan to use a w

with the exception of perhaps a candidate no one knows, kelsey gabbard, what's clear is that the democrat party has learned absolutely nothing since 2016. they completely misread the results of last election and have adopted essentially a slash and burn strategy towards almost every american tradition and common sense understanding of economics and governance. it's most entertaining, i think, if we break down the current democrat gloominess into several moments. first, the money grows on trees mentality. >> my plan would be first firsl to community college free. >> we are supposed to be for free college, free public college, for our young people. >> universal child care for every baby ages zero to five purity universal. a technical school, to your college and for your college for everybody who wants to give it a try. >> we should give everyone in this country health care as a basic human right for free. full stop. >> health care is not just a human right, it should be an american right and i believe the best way to get there is medicare for all. >> i believe medicare for all is the way to

we sent one of our show's producers, kelsey, b to missouri this week. just as this new rule from the state was being implemented. >> these women thursday and on monday were traumatized at the fact that they had to get undressed to get a pelvic exam to get an ultrasound. >> how do you ex-main that to a patient who is so traumatized? >> basically, we let them know that we do not agree and the state of missouri is requiring us to do this to them and have every right to contact who they feel they need to contact to voice their opinions, but we make it very clear this is not our doing, don't want to violate your rights, don't want to make you do an unnecessary invasive procedure that we couldn't do at this moment, and most women are quite disturbed at that. but they're pretty remarkable because they're actually apologizing to my doctors, said i'm sorry you have to do this to me. and that's shameful. >> and really, it is just so inappropriate to subject somebody to a pelvic exam which includes putting your fingers and other instruments in the vagina when real

the north bay overnight, a magnitude 4.1 quake hit just after midnight, the epicenter was south of kelsey ville, in an area known for earthquakes. so far, no word of any injuries. >>> today, libby schaaf will announce the launch for a new fund for developers who commit to affordable housing, the mayor's office says it'll match developers with philanthropic and corporate investors who are looking to incorporate large- scale solutions to the bay area housing crisis. >>> we have new information, a developing story, police are busy investigating a drive-by shooting on robin drive near meadowlark drive, police say a 21-year-old man and woman were sitting in a parked car about 2:20 this morning, somebody in a dark-colored sedan fired into the car. the man in the parked car was rushed to a hospital, he is listed in critical condition, the woman was not hurt. so far, no arrests have been made, the police want to hear from anyone who may have any information about that shooting. >>> a tragedy in san francisco where a 14-year-old boy drowned at a popular beach of christie field, the teenager was wi

kelsey gabbard is another one. she does not get listened to when she has credibility as a servicemember and a war veteran. media is doing a disservice. god bless you, sister, for working for c-span. we need to expand this and have more dialogue from the people, and less of these so-called experts on the corporate media. host: billy in river falls, wisconsin. let's listen to that from last night, the third most trendy moment of the debate where kamala harris tells her fellow candidates, "we don't need a food fight." harris.or senator harris. we will let you all speak. senator harris. what, americanow does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how to put food on the table. [cheers and applause] of the issue, part that is at play in america today -- and we all have been traveling around the country, i certainly have -- i am meeting people working 23 jobs. this president flouts his great economy, migrate economy. how are you measuring this greatness of this economy? he talks about the stock market. that i

the top 10 democratic candidates googled on google trends, cory booker, kelsey gabbard, beto o'rourke, bill de blasio, and elizabeth warren. president trump paying close attention to his potential rivals as he is heading to japan for the g20 he tweeted nbc news and msnbc should be ashamed of themselves for having such a horrible technical breakdown in the middle of the debate. truly unprofessional and only worthy of a fake news organization. statese viewers in other tell me their debate telecast were briefly cut to black a few times. that issue and this issue is what the president was focusing on. thank you msnbc, real professionals he says. take a look and listen. 15 miles less than from parkland florida where 17 people were killed -- >> what is happening? we are going to take a quick break and get this technical situation -- >> what is happening? ♪ >> we are going to take a quick break and get this technical situation fixed. we will be right back. host: president trump having a little fun with last night's debate. monique in washington, d.c. democratic caller. caller: the technica

. >> kelsey nelson patrols her hometown adds pride month begins. spotting the rainbow flag waving and preparations for a big festival in downtown santa rosa. >> the whole thing the city has decided to do makes one person feel more comfortable. >> this represents the diversity in the lgbt community. >> reporter: being raised for the first time in front of two public safety buildings, police and fire. >> this shows the support by words and actions as well. >> reporter: newly married, the only openly gay officer. they are glad to be in a department that supports them. fire service has evolved. and the new flag will be validating for staff and the community. >> and in the past, there's a lot of people in the lgbt community that are leery of police contact. >> saluting responders after the devastating sonoma county fire storm. it was the first year they moved to the heart of santa rosa from boonville where it had been for many years. this location brought thousands of people. >> i didn't realize how unique it is to be comfortable and open. >> out since

clouds today. 40s, 50s, up to 60 at the oakland airport, but there is a lot of 40s, there is that 44 in kelsey bill, 47 in napa, now 47 and would acre, but the onshore breeze in place, not as windy as yesterday but temperatures again, held in check by that low, which is not going to go very far very fast. unseasonably cool mix of sun and clouds today, and breezy at times, it leads to below normal temperatures, 60s and 70s. sal is here, the bay bridge?>> yes, unusual problem, there was a stall but there was a person on a skateboard, we had somebody tweet about it, and they said that they took somebody into custody on a skateboard, nevertheless, whatever it was, they are gone on the bridge. traffic is getting better. however at the toll plaza, the metering lights were slowing down, that means traffic was backed up all the way out to the maze. the only saving grace, the volume is ever so slightly lower and it might take a while for this to unwind but i think the 7:00 our shot on this approach, it is going to be a tough one. if you can wait, it'll start clearing out. they sped up the metering ligh

visiting fellow at the independent women's forum kelsey bollard. welcome once again. >> good morning. jedediah: comparing the raids to terrorism? have these people lost their minds. >> it appears they have. this hyperbole is not helpful and more importantly it's not accurate. what's happening on the border is certainly not ideal for any republican. any democrat or any illegal immigrant. nobody has made that more clear than president trump who has been asking democrats to come to the table continue to crease funding. he has been communicating with the american public that we do have a shortage of beds to detain illegal immigrants and democrats, instead of working with the president and republicans to fix our immigration law so this doesn't happen, what do they do? they sit there and complain about it and use this language that is insulting to holocaust victims and survivors and now insulting to any family who has lost someone due to a terrorism incident. jedediah: somehow it's not inhumane to incentivize a system that promotes human trafficking, chi

react senior writer at the heritage foundation and visiting fellow at the independent women's forum kelsey, welcome. >> good morning. jedediah: i don't mind when people call me mysterious, generally when you hear it in the context of the way it's being presented, this is a little bit different of you who cnn or other networks, perhaps, would choose to talk about a democratic first lady in my opinion. is it not? >> absolutely. there is clearly a double standard here. and when they call her mysterious woman, there is a negative undertone to that. but the truth is if you listen to what melania says and watch what she does, there is nothing mysterious about her. she is only mysterious if you buy into these crazy conspiracy theories that cnn and other media organizations love to pedal about her marriage, about her fashion and, of course, there is no evidence to support any of these. and instead what they really should be focusing on are the projects and efforts that melania is undertaking as really a flawless first lady ambassador to the united states. jedediah: i happen to be a big unapologeti