. >>> simone biles found herself on top of the podium again. despite a few rare missteps, the four-time olympic gold medalist and reigning world champion won the u.s. classic on saturday to maintain her six-year winning streak. biles won her 19th consecutive all-around title since the 2013 u.s. championships. she finished with a high-powered floor routine that included her signature move the biles. >>> well, coming up only on "cbs this morning," r. kelly's crisis manager responds to accusations that the r&b star paid off a victim's family and he also shows how they're going to fight off new sex aisual abuse charge. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most ser

but he has a particular kind of bile it seems. and when a community is struggling is of color or a nation is of color, it's s-hole nations. it's, you know, crime infested, rat infested. it's go back where you're from. so this is the pattern people are concerned about. the sad part about it is, you know, president trump actually has positive things he could be saying about these communities. he's done criminal justice, there's unemployment record he can point to. he could be making a positive case for his presidency and contending, but instead he's insulting and condemning people, and it just doesn't make any sense. >> and guess what, van? there's a piling on because the pre-president just tweeted moments ago sisaiing this. if racist elijah cummings would focus more on his energy of helping the people of his district and baltimore itself perhaps progress could be made in fixing the press that he has helped to create over many years of incompetent leadership, his oversight is a joke. so there in lies perhaps the motivation. >> repor

star team usa in rio >> this has been her destiny >> reporter: and heading into tokyo, gymnast simone biles is as dominant as ever. she could nab the record for the most gold medals won by any u.s. athlete. katie ledecky looking to build on her run >> katie ledecka crashes her run. >> we're optimistic and we feel good about our chances >> reporter: then there's the winter star looking to trade snow for skateboarding three-time olympic halfpipe champ sean white announcing this morning he's competing at skateboarding worlds, a step toward qualifying for tokyo. >> why don't i test the waters, compete a little and see what happens. >> reporter: other marquee names considering an olympic run, tiger woods, lebron james and serena williams. for those already missing world cup action, just a year to go until the u.s. women's soccer team takes the field in tokyo. >> and, mike, as we know, there is no michael phelps this time around are there any u.s. men that can fill that void >> reporter: that's a huge void. the greatest olympian of all time hard to say one person can do it, but the name caleb is

some of team usa's biggest stars from rio expected back gymnast simone biles swimmer katie ledecky and the u.s. women's soccer team fresh off their world cup win. soon they'll all be here one of the most crowded cities in the world about to become even more crowded. keir simmons, nbc news, tokyo. >> and we'll continue the countdown with some of team usa's brightest stars tomorrow morning on today that's "nightly news" for this monday i'm savannah guthrie from all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and have a good night >>> right now at 6:00, flames, air drops, evacuations. the brush fire causing concern in the north bay. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good monday. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. we've been tracking the story on air and online for the past four hours. there is progress on the fire line. here's what we know at this very minute. fire crews are battling the flames. it's an aerial and ground attack. you can see some of the cal fire aircraft there at the helicopter. so far about 55 acres have burned. there is 55%

the substance could be used to build oems or biles fears to block radiation control temperatures and still allow for photosynthesis scientists at nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena say mars is the most habitable planet in our solar system after earth silica aero gel is known for being incredibly insulating it protected the electronic instruments on the mars spirit and opportunity rovers from extreme temperature changes. scientists say they plan to test the material here on earth and extreme weather places such as antarctica. >>hand in case astronauts on future missions to mars need a little more spice in their lives. nasa scientists are working to send a s bono been yola chili pepper to thep international space station if they do this would be the first fruiting plants the us has harvested there. scientists believe the pepper can be pollinated easily. thrive in a high carbon dioxide environment, chili peppers are packed with lots of vitamins. they figure they will also help astronauts, stay healthy. while in space coming up martin case. >>we'll set you up for what's ahead o

coming out of the fields with lighted torches, veins shoutingpreaching, and the same anti-semitic via -- bile that occurred in germany in the 1930's. white supremacists and ku klux klan, led by decent, honorable people who said not in my city. asked,said, when they they were fine people in both groups. no president in american history has ever said anything remotely like that. when het in helsinki couto exactly what was going on wordputin, taking putin's about interference in the elections, which is going on today. and then at the g20, when they met again, he made a joke. of course you're not going to interfere in elections,? are you? or something to that effect. letters with ave murderous thug in kim jong-un. we see it every day at the border, children ripped from the arms of their parents, put in cages. ladies and gentlemen, it's not who we are. we shouldn't be separating families. and by the way, let me make it clear. this nation is big enough that we could've absorbed every single child in this country and not in any way be negatively effected, but positively affected. [applause] [cheerin

. >> reporter: and heading into tokyo, gymnast simone biles is as dominant as ever. she could nab the record for the most gold medals ever won by an american female athlete. so could swimmer katie ledecky, looking to build on her incredible run in rio. >> katie ledecka smashes her own world record. >> reporter: on the sand, they could be the team to watch. >> i'm excited. i think we're optimistic and we feel good about our chances. >> reporter: then there's the winter star looking to trade snow for skateboarding. three-time olympic halfpipe champ sean white announcing this morning he's competing at skateboarding worlds, a step towards qualifying for tokyo. >> i'm like, why don't i test the waters, compete a little, see what happens. >> reporter: other marquee names considering an olympic run, tiger woods, lebron james, and serena williams. and for those already missing world cup action, just a year to go until the u.s. women's soccer team takes the field in tokyo. >> and, mike, as we know, there's no michael phelps this time around. are there any u.s. men that can fi

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been doing a lot of skating myself this summer >> reporter: olympic champions including gymnast simone biles and swimmer katie ledecky are expected to lead the largest american contingent ever and new faces will emerge on the track like american sprinter nora lyles >> everything is olympics. that's all we're going to be thinking about >> reporter: tokyo olympic organizers are thinking about the finish line. finishing the new permanent venues distributing enough tickets to match record demand. a venerable city and country ready to celebrate both the old and the new. kurt gregory, nbc news >> it's going to be here before we know it >> yeah. it's going to come just like that >>> all right. krispy kreme fans, do we have a sweet piece of news for you. the donut shop opened a new concept store in north carolina. customers can now build their own donuts by choosing different glazes, toppings, drizzle flavors. they also added some new menu items like donut-infused ice cream and milk shakes and scoop sandwiches this location is just one of 45 new shops that will open across the country through 2020 >

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gymnast simone biles. swimmer katie, and the u.s. women's soccer team fresh off their world cup win. soon they'll all be here. one of the most crowded cities in the world about to become even more crowded. keir simmons, nbc news, tokyo. >> and we'll continue the countdown with some of team usa's brightest sharing on "steve," their relationship success, their secrets. get my stomach to look like my legs we would be on something. >> the success of ryan sir han. ou want to buy a house with your boyfriend? >> yes. proposed yet?'t your hands together for your host steve harvey. [cheers and applause] appreciate that. thank you. appreciate it. y'all.ou >> in cold season, when people start catching cold, i just want what happens to men when men catch colds. talking on behalf of the ladies right now. what is it,n't know your big burly, rough, sick, he turns into a little boy. [laughter] >> . he just turns into a little boy. [applause] teve: women will be looking at him, women will be going, this married.he man i [laughter] steve: man. there a

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catastrophic failure, one of the most disastrous premierships in history, and she has gone down spewing bile and bitterness, and it is very sad. i'm afraid it is reflective of the utter failure of her leadership. let's go to the front page of the times, which has gone with a picture of the man widely assumed to take over from mrs may, holding a kipper. widely assumed to take over from mrs may, holding a kipperlj widely assumed to take over from mrs may, holding a kipper. ijust have images of backstage, what are we going to give him to hold to make the front page? do you need to have a proper? go down to tesco and find something! you could go down to 50p island and get a better piece of fish than that. he was making a point, it wasn't his breakfast. fish than that. he was making a point, it wasn't his breakfastlj would point, it wasn't his breakfast.” would have got a banana, we can't haveit would have got a banana, we can't have it curly a certain way... he started that story. maybe that would have made more sense. there is some circularity. the wrapping that is forced to have been put aro

suzanne eaton is regarded as a brilliant molecular bile jifolot the max planck institute in dresden, germany. >> it's very hard to talk about her in the past tense because it's hard to believe she's gone. >> reporter: uc berk leah biologist remembera heald is a long-time friend. she says eaton was a respected scientist, wife, mother of two and an avid athlete. page inclu this photo of her know taekwondo pose.mi , everyone who knows her is devastated. >> reporter: we contacted eaton's family in san jose. they don't want to talk right now. her sister and brother dplu fle greece to help with the search. tonight greek media says authorities believe eaton may have been suffocated. investigators saying she died as the result of a criminal act. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> well, tonight the search is on for this car. you see it there. that silver bmw with tinted windows. and people riding inside of it. sfpd releasing these surveillance photos this evening. they say this is the car two car thieves used to run over a tourist. it happened yesterday in the park lot of the legion of h

katie ledecky and simone biles are expected to lead the largest american contingent ever. who will replace michael phelps. so many questions to beed answer in one year. rk gregor nbc news. da> the city open starts in a few ys, it's one of the largest professional tennis tournaments in the country. 75,000 fans are expected at rock creek park tennis center between july 27th and august 4th. coco gauff will be making an appearance. she stole the hearts of everyone at wimbledon. another draw is the food. the chairman is here this morning to talk more about the tournament, we know coco will be a big draw, tell us about some of the other players we'll ab to see. >> we have five of the top ten players in the world. on the mens and women's side, we have most of the great players and this new young generation cocoa is a part of starting on saturday. >> very exciting stuff. i know we talked about the food, that going to be changing a little bit this year, with the fan experience. talk to us about that. >> it's going to be changing a lot. we tooye this over this , i've been at this ev

simone biles, the graets female gymnast of all time. in rio katielet dei can left her rivals in a four gold medal performance. both familiar and new, athletes promise electric performances that will thrill in the moment and last in our memories. >> all morning long we're taking a a closer lock all the some of the bay area athletes we're watching. nathan adrian, he's that cal grad that will be competing. he was the 2012 olympic gold medalist and he will be competing in free style for swimming. >> all amazing athletes out there. >> we're wondering what's the weather like in tokyo this time of year. so as we try to get an idea of what it may be like for those summer games next year, in july the average high temperature is 83 degrees. the low is about 72. and the amount of rain they normally get is 5.25 inches. it's a a humid and subtropical climate. so the humidity may impact some of the games with the typhoon season will also be effect inspect that's something we'll be watching as we think a year ahead. let's get out the dor this it morni

simone biles. >> the greatest female gymnast of all time. >> reporter: in rio katielet dcy won medals. u.s. ath leaths promise electric performances that will thrill in the moments and last in our memories. >> we were talking about how cool it would be to go. >> let's take the show on the road. >> we have a year to plan. so as we start out this morning, we have some patches of fog in san francisco. we're going to see that clearing out fairly quickly today. as we look at the microclimates hour by hour, we're mostly in the the 60s. but it will start to warm up in the east bay. san jose at 80 degrees. and then if you're going out after that, it's going to be reaching into the upper 80s and low 90s for many of our spots in the inland east bay and trivalley as well as the south bay. we'll talk about the rest of the week and the first rush into san francisco. >> the bay bridge toll plaza is we saw all this over the last couple minutes. it's starting to consolidate as the last of those did open in the last few minutes. there are no metering lights. there are six lanes that go across the bay

. >> reporter: among the big names, simone biles, tiger woods, kevin durant and sonic fox. for the first time gaming professionals will be recognized with their own award category. tennis legend serena williams nominated for best female tennis player, an honor she's received nine times since 2003. but the competition is stiff. naomi osaka is one of the most nominated this year with nods in best break through athlete, best female tennis player and best upset for defeating williams at the 2018 u.s. open. >> bill russell makes the basket. >> several honors will be handed out including the arthur ash award for courage toushl legend bill russell. it's been a historic year for sports so it's sure to be a memorable show. while the night is about sports, there is a touch of hollywood glam here with gabrielle union and sandra bullock some of the big name presenters tonight. fans as the home go online at espys.com and vote for their favorite athletes, favorite games, anything before the show starts. live in los angeles is, romina puga. >> that looks like the place to be. so much fun.

in the end, all the bile and invective didn't overwhelm trump's salute to america, or the thousands of expressions of patriotism we all saw, and i hope we also rated ourselves and our own families across the lan. reminds us to matter where we are, no matter our race, are created, we are americans, the first in the spirit of liberty will endure. tonight's last fight is next bite is next. >> laura: it's time for the last bite. family and friends gathered on a beach on michigan july 4th when they were visited unexpectedly by a special visitor. watch. >> enjoying himself here on lake michigan. >> laura: i thought it was really odd when the young woman tried to put spf 50. like, you are going to get skinned... it was the cutest thing ever. have you ever paid a dear? it's really cool. i have. before we go, we have to pay tribute to our good friend ed henry. one of the greatest guys out there going in for surgery tomorrow. donating 30% of his liver to save his sister colleen's life. the ultimate sacrifice. selfless act. thanks for doing that. we will be praying for you and your family. a new

he could have apologized for the racist bile that he tweeted. instead he doubled down. why? he says advantage. let's get some perspective from ron brownstein, look, and i keep saying this to the mike shields of the world, i take no pleasure in calling out what is obvious about this president. but what's just as obvious, ron, is that his party is afraid of it. why would the president say this and thinks he sees advantage? >> look, i think this was the most extreme example since charlottesville of his basic political goal, which is to define the electorate of attitudes towards the fundamental demographic. he's building what i have called a coalition of restoration, focus centered on voters who are most uneasy with the way we are changing, the role of women, rights for gays and transgenders. and that is what he believes whenever he gets in trouble, whenever he feels that he's falters politically, he turns back towards animating that coalition, usually with a racially charged confrontation. and, chris, the point is, this is a conscious trade that he's imposing on the republican

inspire the better angels of our nature to the think more and perhaps tweet less or retweet some of the bile out of the white house twitter account. before i let you go, there's this thing that happens with the news. obviously, i told my viewers at the top how rare it is to even have a floor vote on impeachment. this was the first one since your party took office. that's a big story. it's not the only thing going on, as you know, in a very he formal way with teeth that could matter in litigation. you and your colleagues are moving forward on votes to hold other trump officials in contempt. walk us through what that means, why that's important, what it would achieve. >> why that's important is that the oversight function of our oversight committee has been thwarted by the president who is basically telling all of the administration officials not to the cooperate before requests for depositions and hearings. and in particular, the census issue is one where the president thinks he's winning because he has now chilled many people in this country from participating in the census. he didn't get hi

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. >> reporter: olympic champions ncluding gymnast simone biles and swimmer katie ledecky arect expeed to lead largest american contingent ever, and new faces will emerge on the track, like american sprinter noah lyles. >> everythin is olympics. that's all we're going to be thinking about. >> reporter: tokyo olympican orgers are thinking about the finish line, finishing the new permanent venues, distributing enough tickets to match recorde dnd. a venerable city and country ready to celebrate both the old and the new. kurt gregory, nbc news. >> well, it's not quite taking home the gold, but it is a pretty b celebrate. >> yeah, that's right. igthe r tson winnero o our pat challenge to show us your pet's best trick finallyed reveal tonight. >> drum roll, check it out, folks. this is maggie, an 8-year-old golden lab mix. her owner kathi taught her a pretty practical move. neeze there, a nose blow to retrieve a tissue and then drop it in the trash. kathi and maggieiveut in boyce, virginia. they performed the trick again for pat and for it they earned a pat's prized pets bowl. >> we would li

he could have apologized for the racist bile that he tweeted. instead he doubled down. why? he sees advantage. let's get some perspective from ron brownstein, look, and i keep saying this to the mike shieldses of the world, i take no pleasure in calling out what is obvious about this president. but what's just as obvious, ron, is that his party is afraid of it. so help us understand. why would the president say this and say he thinks he sees advantage? >> look, i think this was the most extreme example since charlottesville of his basic political goal, which is to define the electorate along an axis of attitudes towards the changes to the fundamental demographic. he's building what i have called a coalition of restoration, focus centered on voters who are most uneasy with the way we are changing, the role of women, rights for gays and transgenders. even the economic changes, toward an information age economy. and that is what he believes whenever he gets in trouble, whenever he feels that he's faltering politically, he turns back towards animating that coalition, usually wit

so we can either continue to enable this president and report on the bile of garbage that comes out of his mouth, or we can hold him accountable to his crimes.ab turn a blind e to eye of the multiple crimes he's accused of. we can stand while he violates people's basic human rights, and the responsibility -- the responsibility that his administration has for the deaths of children on our border. or we can take action. i have not made impeachment central to my election or my tenure, but since the day that i'venc gotten elected, i have sd to people, it is not -- if he will be impeached, but when. so it is time for us to stop allowing this president to make a mockery out of our constitution. it's time for us to impeach this president. >>> so now we're going to have alexandria ocasio -- congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. l >> good afternoon, everyone. i'll try to keep things as ke brief, i guess, as i can, but who knows when i get on a roll, right? when i was a little girl, my father took me to the reflecting pool here. wefl were on a road trip from n york to florida to visit family.

we are looking at blood and bile markers. no one has looked at what are the real risks, can we understand this in blood test. it used to be thought that concussion was a functional problem, but is it an anatomical issue. we are starting to tease apart where are the risks and what are they. if you have a brain mri that shows a change in the brain and people say, you played football and you have a change in the brain, there is proof that it causes brain trauma -- brain trauma, irreversible. actually we are starting to understand it is not irreversible, and these changes can shift over time. and wee done this study, are in our fourth year. we look at 45,000 athletes from the sports academies and the air force and west point are opted in. and looking at all the sports, we have gathered data and we have tracked over 4000 concussions. the large study before this was 20 concussions. we are starting to understand what the data is telling us, and we have moved from phase one into phase two. we are looking at cumulative effects and we

and then in gymnastics you mentioned simone biles, and you've said it all a chance to be the first woman to repeat as the all around champions since 1968's olympics and do it back to back, and she and ledecky have a chance to become the all time winners in terms of gold medals for american women athlete a lot of stuff on the line, a lot of athletes we'll enjoy watching compete one more time. >> and then of course there are the athletes that require only one more name. i'll give you three of them, you tell me whether or not we're going to see them there, tiger, lebron, and serena >> reporter: tiger, it will be tough. he has to find the health and his form lebron it would be great to see him lead this next generation of young basketball players for team usa, and serena, when serena wants something she goes and gets it. she wants one more shot at olympic gold two out of three ain't bad let's be greedy. let's go for all three in the games. >> we want dream teams, the women's soccer team coming off its world cup win. it's not so easy to go right in there and try to get goals >> reporter: exac

. >> today's weather is brought to yo >> guys, we are on top of the bile launch platform. 400 feet up. it's so high up, they have to put faa approved lights because it's wn flight paths. here you see in the distance, that is the vehicle assembly building. rocket would be putth toge, and then on this mobile crawler that would carry it,ll carry a 2.5 million pounds of that thing, it would either if it kept going straight, it would go to the launch pad 39a. and that is where in less than an hour 50 years ago, the apollo 11 mission launched for the moon. it's just so awe inspiring to be up here right now. this, i'm told, this is the view the astronauts see just before they take off. at's pretty incredible. in fact, let's do a forecast for the moon. just in case we're thinking about taking ofth looner outlook. the forecast for there. it's a little toasty during the day. that's right, the sea of a balmy 224 degrees. but don't worry, at nit, it drops down to minus almost 300. oh, yeah. that's not counting the windchill. that's what's going on around the country. hereng what's happe in your n

. >> stay with us for more let's bring in evan bile is this something that makes sense to you >> it does, mbut with one cavea. i think we should tax appreciated assets on capital gains just as we go do tax people when they sell things when they are living i have been in favor of eliminating the estate tax but when you get north of 50% or right at 50% in the income taxes and tax people's estates in addition to that once they have passed, you compound that out and it gets to be 70%. >> that is double taxation so you'd get rid of estate tax and tax the stepped up stuff when people die? >> yeah, i think that's the way they do it in some other countries. one of your colleagues mentioned. really the estate tax these days is a tax on the unprepared people looking for accountants and lawyers and find ways around th this and so it doesn't apply to that many people. >> how about some of the other proposals that we're seeing? did you watch both nights of the debate strapped in a chair and your eyes were big. did you see both of those? >> i watched a fair amount, but i'm going to wait until the fiel

women's gymnastics team won gold despite the absence of their main star simone's biles but the one of the celebrations of the day came from venezuela's weightlifting genesis rather it is this was the moment she took gold in the 55 kilogram event and it's fair to say she was quite. fast i half back. when out of 3 days away from the start of the ashes series a stranger will renew their rivalry with england in the 1st cricket test in birmingham on thursday and the aussies are the defending champions having beaten england for nearly 2017 m. they've got they banned cricketers are back together steve smith david warner and cameron bancroft have returned to the side of the last year's ball tampering scandal which saw them serving lengthy suspensions and a former australian captain thinks they will be some lives. you know out of the guy and blood test match for 16 months as go so that's that's a big white. but they work last lies and thing in an hour as the smithy always finds a way and if someone. is not what he used to be then they do them at their peril because it is a guy that finds a win