all eyes are on dylan dreyer on this fourth of july. dylan, how is it looking out there? >> it's going to cook. >> it's always such an important forecast, but this year it's a little different, because the weather looks actually really nice across the country, where a lot of fireworks displays just aren't happening this year. but we are going to see partly cloudy skies across the northeast, the great lakes out west. we're seeing clear skies, too. the best chance of seeing thunderstorms tonight at about 9:00 would be down across florida. scattered showers and storms likely, as well. another area where we'll see storms today will be across the northern plains. that area in yellow could see damaging winds up to 60 miles per hour, large hail. you can't rule out a tornado, although it looks like the hail and wind threat will be the bigger issue. this will continue to trigger some pop-up showers and storms all afternoon. some of these storms could produce really heavy rainfall. we'll see more of that on sunday, too, and we could see as much as 2 to 3 inches of rain especially d

are you and dylan about to be reunited? >> looks like it. yes. there's dylan dreyer. i've seen a lot of you over the past few days. >> i know. you're not sick of me already, are you, craig? >> heck no. >> one night. >> i enjoyed seeing you on the fourth. it was nice that night. it was nice saturday night in the city. but it's about to get hot. >> yeah. i mean, the temperature dropped in time for the fireworks on the fourth of july but now the temperatures are going back up. we are going to see highs stick around the 90-degree range for quite some time. it's not just here, it's back through the great lakes and it is going to be scorching the next several days. we're still going to see high temperatures well up into the 90s with your feels like temperature up around 100 degrees. indianapolis will feel like 99 philadelphia 95. 93 in raleigh. 95 in savannah those are your feels like temperatures as we go int wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures are still going to stay on the warm side. really no break in sight except new york might get down into the upper 80s by frid

dylan and peter, great to see both of you. it is a somber saturday, of course, as we remember civil rights icon congressman john lewis, the last-surviving speaker of the march on washington. he helped to shape our country, fought for freedom and justice then and now. he was just so optimistic about the future, fighting for freedoms until his last days. >> so striking as you see his place in history, some of those old pictures. congressman lewis embodied courage, embodied moral clarity. he wasn't just the conscience of the re, in a lot of ways he was a conscience of the country and a gentle american hero. >> that is where we begin. congressman john lewis passing away overnight at the age of 80. nancy pelosi calling him the titan of the civil rights movement. we look back at how he shaped this country's history and we will talk with martin luther king iii. we begin with geoff bennett. >> reporter: often called the conscience of congress, a moral leader who demanded respect from democrats and republicans, seen as one of the last

dylan's team has done a great job. what's important is, the utz portfolio has two great bands that appeal to the healthy, and those that just want the cheese balls and other comfort food but people are staying home, they want stuff that they can rely on and trust. and it's very fascinating. in this typical time of recession, with people out of work, you would think that the private label would be growing but with all these snack categories, it's going down. >> dylan, one last question. people say look, i want this company. where is it? when does it happen? there's a little bit of different -- it's not going to be called collier, it will be called utz, but what is your time frame that people can say i saw these two guys, i want to own shares in that, what do they do >> go ahead, roger >> you can go and buy collier creek holder, the ticker holding is cch and when we close a transaction, which we're on track to do by the end of this quarter, the ticker symbol just changed to utz. >> when i do those numbers, dylan, you're

dylan, who did it beer? >> i'mtt klapper. coming up next on today in the bay, some bay area teachers refusing to return to the classrooms in one month. what they are demanding before they go back to in-person lessons. >>> we can tell you where to go for some self social distancing while supporting local eateries. >>> warming up this weekend. we have the micro climate forecast. hot today. triple digits tomorrow. this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>> good morning. it is saturday, july 11th. here is a live look outside towards san francisco. from emeryville. a little hazy out t

dylan in for al once again. what's the word, dylan? how are we looking for tomorrow? >> hey, good morning, guys. we're actually looking really good for tomorrow. ironically there's not that many fireworks celebrations happening across the country. we are going to see temperatures warm well up into the upper 80s and lower 90s, oppressive heat a little farther south. the best chance of seeing storms on saturday throughout the day would be along the gulf coast stretching down into florida. but elsewhere we're looking at hot and dry weather in the southwest. in the northeast lots of sunshine. so for that all-important fireworks forecast in new york city at 9:00, it looks great. partly cloudy, 77. like i said, most areas across the country will be seeing partly cloudy skies except along the gulf coast and those will be scattered showers and storms, not a total washout. we could also see some of those showers and storms through the northern plains. then on sunday same story. most areas that will see the scattered storms on saturday will see them again on sunday. otherwise i

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dylan is going to be along. she'll tell us where that storm is headed. >>> we do start this morning with the coronavirus. cases still surging in several hot spots across the country, but there is some hopeful news when it comes to vaccines and a new relief bill. our correspondents are spread out, covering all of it. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer starts us off from los angeles with a closer look at the numbers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. los angeles is the epicenter for the coronavirus crisis in california, and as many people here get tested, the numbers are certain to climb. this state now in the record books for all the wrong reasons. this morning, as our country surges to a staggering 4 million coronavirus cases, the nation's most populous state is grappling to cope with a week's long surge. >> a sober reminder of why we are taking things as seriously as we are. >> reporter: though new york has a death toll more than four times higher, california was one of the first regions to shut

dylan, what's coming our way? >> good evening, lester, the tropics certainly are active we have a hurricane out near hawaii, that's hurricane douglas, we also have a tropical storm gonzalo, in the caribbean, but we're focusing on tropical storm hanna in the gulf of mexico, already producing heavier bands of rain along th gulf coast, as it continues to move to the west pretty slowly it wil likely strengthen to category 1 hurricane before it makes landfall south of corpus christi tomorrow afternoon we could also see up to a foot of rain across southern texas lots of concerns going into the weekend lester >> dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> up next, the great divide that made them huge lottery winners. >>> some people, sometimes say we'll split it if we win never thinking it will actually happen. well, for two long-time friends it did. here's catie beck. >> reporter: $22 million. >> and i said, are you jerking my bobber? >> reporter: a stunning prize tied to a promise between longtime friends tom cook and joseph fini. >>

dylan, what's coming our way? >> good evening, lester, the tropics are active we have a hurricane near hawaii, hurricane douglas, and a storm, gonzalo, in the caribbean, but ber we're focusing on hanna in the ghoul of coast, as it continues to move to the west it will likely strengthen to category 1 hurricane. we could see up to a foot of rain across southern texas lots of concerns going into the weekend lester >> dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> the great divide that made them huge lottery winners. >>> some people, sometimes say we'll split it if we win never thinking it will actually happen. well, for two long-time friends it did. here's catie beck. >> $22 million. >> and i said, are you jerking my bobber? >> reporter: a stunning prize tied to a promise between longtime friends tom cook and joseph fini. >> whenever the big winner comes we're going to split it. we buy every week and, you know -- not really thinking it would happen. >> that happened many years ago. it just kind of continued. >> almost 20, i think. >>

how long will it stick around dylan dryer has the forecast dylan? >> reporter: good evening, peter, the heat is on and it has been for quite some time now temperatures down south are still looking to be in the 90s. it will feel like it's even warmer than that. on sunday it's going to feel like it's 100 degrees in jacksonville, florida, charlotte will feel like 92. 97 up in st. louis, feels like temperature tomorrow going into monday, highs stay in the mid to upper 90s detroit should hit 97 degrees. pittsburgh, 95 look at this, no end in sight, even up until thursday at least, high temperatures will still be in the mid to upper 90s, close to 100 degrees when you factor in the humidity, it's going to be almost unbearable with your feels like temperature well above 100 peter? >> that's for sure, it's a hot one dylan, thank you, as we celebrate america's birthday across the pond they're enjoying their own independence day of sorts after months of restrictions in britain, pubs are finally open sarah harmon is there. >> reporter: the lines stretch down th

got one too >> oh, dylan how cute >> can you see mine? >> don't shake it. >> oh. you can't shake it >> shake proof >> are they shake proof? >> they took all the stuff out >> they did? i was like i'm not going to let you people mess it up. oh, yeah by the way, even the dials are nailed down. you can't do anything. >> that's great. >> thanks to brown for sketching those. >> thanks. >>> just ahead here on a friday morning, my trip to new haven, connecticut, to see how small businesses in this particular town, how they're adapting to s life in this new normal. >>> harry! harry's got some fun he's also got a really meaningful interview to share. you got to hang with darius on the golf course? >> you know, a little leisure time, a little serious time with the one and only darius rucker you're going to hear him say and talk about some things you've never heard him talk about before and also talk about a brand new record just for summertime >> looking forward to all of it, harry. all right. we're going to have fun with harry and darius but first

how about miss dylan dreyer. hey, girl. >> hey, i love seeing that i actually feel normal again i don't know if it's allowed but i kick my whole family out to a friend's apartment during the show otherwise, it would be absolute chaos. >> another good tip. >> yeah. let's take a look at the tropics since they are starting to get more and more active like we've been seeing, we want to first focus on this area of concern especially down near the gulf of mexico especially where there's a 40% chance it could develop into a tropical system right now it's a lot of rain with that but it's moving into warm waters. another area where we have a tropical depression a little bit farther out to sea if this develops into the seventh named storm of the season, that would be the earliest we've had our "g" storm. it is forecast to remain as a tropical storm as it moves into some of those warmer waters. by sunday winds up to 60 miles per hour but we have to see what happens after it moves just south of puerto rico. certainly an area

dominique dylan has their story. has a new >>a family is shattered as they grapple with the untimely death of 24 year-old le me show missy poll to covid-19 has last thing keep pope's family says she traveled to atlanta to celebrate a friend's birthday when she arrived she got sick when to the hospital and was diagnosed with covid-19 what you do run she will be doing a shape just as within a matter of days of being diagnosed pope's heart stopped beating for 4 minutes and she was pronounced brain dead. after weeks on life support she was moved to hospice and her family could visit. >>it was free to >>the day poll died her mother called her brother on facetime to let him say goodbye her. >>and she was of google >>that would have tied the she was going to go polk is gone, but her family wants people to remember her. >>for the caring generous fun person. she was we're like a family get together to take >>the economy is i turned around and they beg young people to take the virus seriously please not in believe it is is fai

-dylan mcdermott joins us from his home in la. let me just dive into this. this character, dylan, was based on the late scotty bowers, who was at the time called a male madame to the stars. had you ever heard of him? did you know anything about him? and i'm blown away by this character, i have to tell you. -oh, let me tell you, no, i knew nothing about him. ryan said that he was writing this -- by the way, that's the greatest day of your life when ryan calls you up and says, "i'm writing you a part." -exactly. -little did i know that it was this guy, which made it even better, so i had so much fun with this guy. yeah, he's loosely based on scotty bowers, and i kind of mixed in clark gable in there as well, kind of sprinkled in the mustache and the whole elegance of clark, but, yeah, he's a pimp. he's a pimp, straight-up. -well, the straight-up pimp!

warnings are up now in five states including in the new york city area meteorologist dylan dreyer is tracking fay. dylan, where is it headed >> good evening, lester tropical storm fay made landfall just to the northeast of atlantic city with winds up to 50 miles per hour now, a lot of dry air has worked into this storm. that's why we're getting a break here as the storm is south of new york city the storm will continue to move north. it will have bands of heavy rain and gusts of winds as well it will continue to race to the north by saturday night the storm is already approaching canada we could see an additional one to three inches of rain out of this tropical storm. not only are we talking about a tropical storm, but we have extreme heat out west we had some areas that could approach 120 degrees by the time we hit sunday most areas in the southwest will be seeing triple digits in the next several days, lester >> all right, dylan dreyer tonight, thanks >>> we're back in 60 seconds with disney world reopening despite florida's covid-19 surge how will it keep tourists safe? e. how wil

dylan is in for al with the very latest good morning, dylan. >> good morning, hoda. yes, the tropics have become very active. three storms we're keeping an eye on one is a category 4 hurricane. it's out near hawaii it should weaken as it approaches the island. we're also looking at tropical storm gonzalo. but tropical storm hanna is the one we're watching it's moving west northwest 9 miles per hour you can see the bands of rain affecting the gulf coast of texas also into louisiana too. now, we are going to see this maintain its strength as a strong tropical storm. 65 mile-per-hour winds by saturday afternoon as it makes landfall likely near corpus christi. so we're looking at those gusty winds along the coast to also produce minor coastal flooding we also have tropical storm watches and warnings across the coast of texas from galveston down into brownsville. minor storm surges possible just as that storm continues to push all that water on shore. and we are going to see, perhaps, up to 5 to 8 inches with some areas picking up closer to 12 inches of rain. that could l

. >> that's your >> that's your latest forecast savannah >> all right, dylan. thank you. >>> just ahead this morning, we're going to head to spring training in the summertime, with players now reporting. teams are showing us how they've prepared for baseball's safe return we'll have a live report from yankee stadium. >>> also ahead this morning, a new way to think about police i what's being done in one major city out west that's using mental health professionals to change the way that 911 calls are being answered first, this is "today" on nbc. [upbeat music] ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. >>> much more ahead on this thursday morning, including somebody we're excited to catch up with. ricky gervais. >> we're going to talk about his new netflix show another project close to his heart. also, quarantine pranks, after your local news. because despite everything t

dylan, anymore public comment? >> clerk: there is none. >> president bleiman: i'll close public comment for this. and next i'd ask director wylan to have staff recommendations and could you go through what the recommendations are. >> absolutely. so they are pretty technical. (please stand by) >> those are the staff recommendations. did you want to add anything for discussion. >> i want to add you know the complainants should have windows closed before they make a complaint. it is like with windows open we get complaints. the rating is based on the windows being closed. it should be on the application. whatever they need to let them know when you sign on, don't complain with the windows open. >> what is the jargon to use for their recommendation? do you have any suggestions. >> please repeat that one more time. >> very simple. you know how we get complaints when windows are open they are too loud. the inspector goes and the windows are wide open and they are complaining. >> the only way for you to condition that is

. >>> a woman gave out free ice cream to honor her son dylan we died when he was two from a rare heart condition. >> this heart wasn't on the left. his heart was on the left and it flipped. and instead of being sad i meant today do something positive for our community here in liver more. >>> she is now thinking of hosting ice cream day every year. she says dylan would be crowd. >>> coming up, sherry san jose earthquakes had a big win. >>> first, another look at the hearse returns john luce thews capital. he's there are first black lawmaker to lie in state at the capital rotunda. now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. >>> hello again everyone. just 56 games to play in this abbreviated baseball season with the oakland as. we should be used to sights like this by now. real people in the stand. and masks being worn in the dugouts. capman drive one to the wall. and 2-0 oakland. chapman was 3' 4 on the d

warnings are up now in five states including in the new york city area meteorologist dylan dreyer is tracking fay. dylan, where is it headed >> good evening, lester tropical storm fay made landfall just to the northeast of atlantic city with winds up to 50 miles per hour now, a lot of dry air has worked into this storm. that's why we're getting a break here as the storm is about 90 miles south of new york city the storm will continue to move north. it will have bands of heavy rain and gusts of winds as well it will continue to race to the north by saturday night the storm is already approaching canada we could see an additional one to three inches of rain out of this tropical storm. not only are we talking about a tropical storm, but we have extreme heat out west we have some areas that could approach 120 degrees by the time we hit sunday most areas in the southwest will be seeing triple digits for the next several days, lester >> all right, dylan dreyer tonight, thanks >>> we're back in 60 seconds with disney world reopening despite florida's covid-19 surge how will it keep tourists

dylan's in for al. hey, dylan >> hey, good morning again, everybody. and we are going to see some stormy weather today especially north of minneapolis which we're seeing already this morning. rainfall rates could be up to 2 inches per hour. you can see flashes of lightning there also down near kansas city and northeastern missouri. an area we'll need to watch this morning. but overall the threat for storms this afternoon isn't all that widespread. just to the east of denver, we could see our most severe storms today, but a small area in general this green area we'll see perhaps some damaging winds. some stronger gusts possible along with small hail. tomorrow as the humidity bumps back up, we could see hail up to an inch or larger in diameter. wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour especially that area in yellow that includes philadelphia, new york, washington, d.c. and just north of richmond, virginia when the humidity is high, you can get these tropical-like downpours. you get those rein -- rainfall >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's tak

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dylan dreyer joins us, when can we expect relief >> good evening, the heat is dangerous at this point stay hydrated and stay in the air-conditioning when you can. you've got this dome of high pressure that's continuing to just bump up our temperatures into the mid to upper 90s but it's the humidity that is making it so dangerous. it is going to feel, on sunday, like it's 103 degrees in washington, d.c. and we are continuing with this heat indices up around 110 degrees going into monday. high temperatures will be close to 100 degrees in philadelphia 99 for our forecast high on monday and then going into tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and d.c., temperatures stay in the 90s. same goes for charlotte, back through nashville and st. louis, temperatures are going to be brutally warm with no relief in sight. it's that humidity that makes it so dangerous outside. >> dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> the state of oregon is suing the homeland security after a tense confrntation between officers and protesters. >>> breaking out in chicago near a statue of christopher columbus >>> a dramatic confrontati

you're on mute, dylan. >> sorry about that. so they have to call that number that we have been repeating and put in the access code and press star, 3, which means that they'll pop up as a raised hand. and then i unmute them. >> president bleiman: got it. so is there one call-in number with star, 3 there? >> clerk: so that is actually our commissioner falzon is doing it. >> president bleiman: so if there's any -- do you see any callers with raised hands? >> clerk: there are none. and i'm happy to read it again if it helps. >> president bleiman: let's read it out. it looks like they did quite bit of outreach. >> clerk: for those that want to do public comment please right now dial 1-(408)-418-9388. and then enter the access code, 146 069 9630. and then press star, 3. and then wait for us to unmute you. >> president bleiman: i'm going to put this, if i can, let's see --... i'm sure that it's out there somewhere. >> dylan, could you potentially type that into the chat for -- >> president bleiman: copy and paste it? >> clerk: i will

joe fryer is in for dylan this morning. hey, joe, great to see you. >> hey, good to see you guys, too. since we're in a home studio, guys, we have some homeland graphics along with a few props. first up, guys, movie news. some of the year's most anticipated blockbusters, we'll have to quarantine and stay quiet for a little while longer starting with "a quiet place: part ii," john krasinski's anticipated sequel. the film was originally going to be released in march and then it got pushed to september. now a new date, april of 2021. debut has been delayed again. and all scheduled "star wars" and "avatar" films through 2027 are being pushed back one year, which means no new "star wars" until 2023. and if you've got the need for speed, you'll have to wait until next summer to get your tom cruise fix. "top gun: maverick" will now take off on july 2nd, 2021. speaking of tom cruise, we've got some details on his next project and it's literally, yeah, it's out of this world. deadline reports the 58-year-old is in talks with univers

dylan, anymore public comment? >> clerk: there is none. >> president bleiman: i'll close public comment for this. and next i'd ask director wylan to have staff recommendations and could you go through what the recommendations are. >> absolutely. so they are pretty technical. (please stand by) >> those are the staff recommendations. did you want to add anything for discussion. >> i want to add you know the complainants should have windows closed before they make a complaint. it is like with windows open we get complaints. the rating is based on the windows being closed. it should be on the application. whatever they need to let them know when you sign on, don't complain with the windows open. >> what is the jargon to use for their recommendation? do you have any suggestions. >> please repeat that one more time. >> very simple. you know how we get complaints when windows are open they are too loud. the inspector goes and the windows are wide open and they are complaining. >> the only way for you to condition that is

and we did a needs assessment and dylan worked really hard on this too with ben. we surveyed 170 plus industry workers, including venues, bars, restaurants and other creatives, to understand the financial and social impacts of covid-19. some of the key findings i'll share with you and i'm happy to share the larger report as well. among the industry sectors and nightclubs had the highest number of respondents say they could only stay afloat for the next one to two months under the current conditions. and nearly half of respondents said they had a high amount of concern, a rating of eight to 10, but that their business will need to close permanently due to the financial impact of covid-19. the majority of those are bars, latin music venues and night nightclubs. that is some staggering news so i'm going to just take a breath. we are also working on convening the industry to share challenges and goals. and so thank you all for joining us for our virtual summit on may 18th. we had 500 plus attendees with our first ever virtual happy hour which was very interesting one

dylan, what you got? >> well, we are looking at the fourth of july fireworks forecast, but before we get to that, today's weather looks pretty okay for a lot of areas up around the great lakes temperatures in the lower 80s. that's just about perfect. we're also looking for some storms likely across the northeast scattered around also down through florida the strongest storms will be through the middle of the country. temperatures feeling up around 105 degrees or higher across parts of texas let's get to your saturday night forecast around 9:00 or so when the fireworks usually go off besides the gulf coast and through florida and across the northern plains, most of the country for any fireworks displays that are still happening, it looks to be okay temperatures comfortable in the 70s and 80s. cooler out west with highs in the 60s. by 9:00 we'll still be in the 60s too. that's a look at the weath >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we check out our high temperatures for today, we'll see it rea

the past year and a half, which is the hardest dang thing i've -- dylan i've listened to stories. i have listened to it all. to arns of everybody was lot of people hurting. i had not taken anything for granted. , stood in a field with farmers putting crops in a planting season a month ago. and they're not even putting that cropped up either family but planting that crop to feed our families. it is important we understand that. i want to thank the support. it has been huge. huge. whot with military veterans simply want their country that they serve faithfully to keep their promises to them like the v.a.. i have talked to many of them. i have met with enforcement officers, firefighters, ambulance drivers who have risked their lives in a safety everyday to provide help for all of us. we'res tough time, that going through as we speak today with everybody wearing masks at one time or another, i have listened to doctors and nurses who have been on the frontline battling this china virus, this unseen enemy in the hospital wards and icu units. and it has been tough. it in the jobless. man

you were the -- i didn't even finish listening to bob dylan's 17-minute song before i texted you. >> you had the best observation of it. you said it was like someone reading a wikipedia page about john f. kennedy and then adding, "hey, boys." >> seth: i do. yeah yeah >> yeah. >> seth: it's -- one of my favorite dylan moves is like when he puts dialogue in songs again, i don't know if this is actually true. it seems true to me that he always like -- >> "hello, i'm gonna go live in hyannis port." >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> "oh, boy, we're going down to dallas now." it's a lot of like -- it's a lot of sort of facts >> seth: yeah. >> things that are technically true >> seth: but also that in order to present the facts and dialogue, somebody walks in the room and tells a bunch of people >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. "on the day that it happened, a man ran in and said, 'he lives in hyannis port, but now he is dead.' yeah, that kind of stuff [ laughter ] that's -- i mean, that was as off the cuff as cuff gets. and that's - >> seth: ah, it was great and it was what we neede

has arrested british socialite dylan maxwell former partner of jeffrey epstein wanted in connection with sex trafficking charges. but we don't i'm kemal santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera . the popular ethiopian singer whose murder spot 2 days of violence is laid to rest in his hometown. also more than 100 minus i killed in a landslide in may in ma the worst accident of its kind in here. and an icon of istanbul's skyline a powerful symbol of turkish history to the decision is now pending to turn the status of the i use of fear back into a most. so sudden with that breaking news out of the united states a woman accused of under-age girls for the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein has herself now been arrested by the f.b.i. the british socialite elaine maxwell is accused by multiple women of recruiting them for epstein and his friends to abuse jeffrey epstein you remember took his own life in prison while awaiting trial in august of last year more details now with gabriel elizondo who's following the story from new york deborah. yes we're being told that the r

el momento donde dylan camina con una niÑa. >> quisiera que me dijera a quiÉn le dio a mi hijo. >> sus padres piden en su lengua respuestas y ella viajÓ hasta la capital mexicana para pedirle al presidente ayuda, aunque ya hay una alerta no hay vistas, los agentes que lo buscaban encontraron en estas habitaciones... habÍan tres bebÉs y los demÁs estaban entre 2:15 aÑos, aunquedetuvieron a tres mujeres lo llevaron porque no estaba allÍ. los estados con el mayor nÚmero de niÑos desaparecidos. [audio confuso] >> que me sigan ayudando hasta encontrar a mi hijo. patricia: el senado boliviano aprobÓ un proyecto de ley que permite la producciÓn y el uso de diÓxido de cloro para prevenir y tratar el coronavirus, el diÓxido de cloro es similar a la lejÍa. la medida tiene que ser aprobado por la cÁmara baja. estados unidos sanciona a michael moreno, el presidente del tribunal supremo de justicia de venezuela que ofreciÓ una recompensa de 5 millones de dÓlares por información que le contribuya a su arresto. vamos a una pausa, una mujer debiÓ hacerse la ♪ patricia: la actriz na

dylan, anymore public comment? >> clerk: there is none. >> president bleiman: i'll close public comment for this. and next i'd ask director wylan to have staff recommendations and could you go through what the recommendations are. >> absolutely. so they are pretty technical. (please stand by) >> those are the staff recommendations. did you want to add anything for discussion. >> i want to add you know the complainants should have windows closed before they make a complaint. it is like with windows open we get complaints. the rating is based on the windows being closed. it should be on the application. whatever they need to let them know when you sign on, don't complain with the windows open. >> what is the jargon to use for their recommendation? do you have any suggestions. >> please repeat that one more time. >> very simple. you know how we get complaints when windows are open they are too loud. the inspector goes and the windows are wide open and they are complaining. >> the only way for you to condition that is

that's your one special for today for me and the team then dylan as always thanks for watching distaste. eco indiana top of the line product and bottom of the barrel profit that's what india 1000 farmers and the himalayan mountain are you. decided to band together and invest in new business models and innovative techniques because only together can be even standing tough competition. next on d. w. . is in life and the work has been romanticized and marketed internationally vincent van gough we take a look at the man behind the legend. who was here a how did he become embroiled why phenomenon on the 130 year anniversary of his death vincent van gogh was a superstar. in 45 minutes on d w. boy. oh boy oh boy. slim. carefully. don't. choose to be a good. disco . subscribe to the documentary. the novel called all of august pandemic has taught us to appreciate all things local who could produce local trade those local food and home essential india's prime minister in the interim would be his even the country to take the vocal about the local pledge this week we introduce you to the people and

michael okwu will be here with more news in 45 minutes i'm will also from the entire news team parent dylan thanks for watching. stay up to date don't miss our highlights. program on line w. dot com highlights. closely. carefully. to suit the need to do good. discover who. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. the 1st. manchester madrid. liverpool moscow milan istanbul london just about every major european city has at least a couple world famous soccer teams what about here in berlin. despite being capital of football crazed germany bruins are known as being a bit of a soccer black hole better known for thumping techno and fine are going for sports . are the city's big yes they usually play in the bunch but they struggle and they've been the only top team in town for a long time berlin hasn't had 2 teams in the bundesliga since the seventy's. it's a city with a lot of football but i don't think it's a football city here's her the legend and current manager mickael it's his response when i ask him to carolyn it's a football city. but. it could be better of course but that was set to cha

prosecutors have filed a new indictment against dylan matts with the former girlfriend and long time so she had of late financier jeffrey epstein with the indictment in new york accused of 6 criminal counts maxwell has been charged with recruiting and grooming underage girls so epstein could sexually abusing. the dutch government is taking russia to the european court of human rights for its alleged role in the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17 over eastern ukraine 6 years ago the foreign minister said his country wants justice for the 298 victims killed when the plane was hit by a surface to air missile. serbia's president alexander footage has said that efforts by germany and france to restart talks between his country and cause of all are already paying off the negotiations meant to normalize their relations are said to resume on sunday kosovo declared independence from serbia in 1990. bosnia and herzegovina is marking 25 years since the reverend it's a genocide more than 8000 people were killed in the massacre on saturday like every july 11th families of the most recently id

thank you for those kind comments dylan in georgia, dylan. >> caller: hey, jim, my dad and i are big fans of the show >> thank you >> caller: your thoughts on the company apro do you think it's a buy? >> no. it's too speculative if you want to do anything aerospace, i'll have to send you to either raytheon or honeywell, which reports tomorrow morning tom in florida, tom. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? thanks for taking my call. appreciate all of your help. you're awesome i'm going to get right to it can i talk to you about gd pharma, now known as greenwich biosciences. they have that fda approval for a drug for epilepsy made from marijuana. they cranked up to 195 now they're coming back. >> tom, here's what's happening. people kept thinking they would use it off label in other words, doctors would prescribe it to more things, and they haven't done that, which is why the stock is stuck i like that. i think it's a good company. you're going to need dosing if you're going to have any sort of success to cannabis. let's go to waz in colorado. >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. is this a

habÍan 3 bebÉs fue en chiapas 3 mujeres que fueron arrestadas los esforzaron a trabajar, todo porque dylan gÓmez desaparecio en chiapas hace 3 semanas su mamÁ desesperada viajÓ a la de mÉxico para pedir ayuda al mes presidenta el caso fue sonado y asÍ termina en honduras miembros de la mara salvatrucha atacaron a tiros a los militares que estaban custodiando un penal al norte de la capital los pandilleros usar armas automÁticas, granadas durante este ataque que durÓ 45 minutos pero los soldados no respondieron y gracias a eso no hay personas muertas entre los reclusos aunque sÍ hubo un herido entre los uniformados al regresar le mostramos un importante descubrimos querida california, sabemos que estos son tiempos difíciles, pero tienes que saber que no estás sola. todos hemos tenido que adaptarnos. y con el verano, tus facturas de energía pueden subir al igual que las temperaturas. juntos, podemos ahorrar energía y dinero en esta época difícil. cierra las persianas durante el día... ajusta el aire acondicionado a 78° o más... o usa un ventilador para refrescar cuando pueda

dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer, and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey". coming up, we head back to south america, where some of the most fascinating animals on earth call home, like venezuela, where local pumas roam around the orinoco river.iv to t our favorite tree-dwelling monkeys. plus, we slowly examine the movements of an amazonian-born sloth. it's all coming up on "earth odyssey". [music]

dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer, and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey". on today's show, we uncover the secrets living within the island chain of zanzibar. today, we'll step into the home of the hermit crab and meet the hungry heron who keeps them hiding. then, we'll scurry over to the rocky residence of the largest crab in the world, who only comes out at night. and then we'll head to the sea to see who has beef in the reef. [music]

dylan: hi there, i'm dylan dreyer, and this is "earth odyssey". on today's show, we uncover the wildlife that lives in the unbelievably diverse island of japan. and we explore the country to find the most fascinating animals and the most heroic insects. from steller's eagles to honeybees, you never know who reigns supreme in the wildlife of japan. [music]

. >> this is dylan beach. on sunny days hundreds sneak out west to drop a towel and chair to spend the day. >> it's perfect waves for new beginner swimmers or seasoned surfers. >> vicki is the you can grab take out at the coastal kitchen or snack the general store before hitting the beach or surf. >> the general store, we've got grab and go sandwiches, fresh salads, cold beer, ice cream, an espresso bar. >> there is another gem with another name not far away. >> when you get out there, you feel like you have gone a super far distance and it's really like a little over an hour from san francisco. >> the president of nick's cove, a brilliant spot with brilliant views. a historic road side bar. >> it's not just a restaurant, not just a place to stay for the weekend. it's a whole experience. you can spend hours just enjoying the property. we moved a lot of our tables outside. there are tables at the boat shack. we have tables along the pier, along our water front. we encourage people to bring your own blanket and

jillian: dylan holding off tyler reddick to win the o'reilly auto parts 500, his first win since the 2018 daytona 500. congrats. rob: there you go. nine minutes after the hour. back to our fox news alert. 12 police officers hurt in sat he'll as unrest -- seattle as unrest continues in portland as well. the northwest all while there are calls growing to defund police. jillian: houston is taking a different approach. increasing its police budget. the vice president of houston's foc says boosting funds is the right call. he joins us live, next. - [narp combines powerful suction with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. jillian: welcome back. a fox news alert, a dozen police officers are hurt during rye yotsz iriotsin s

dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey." coming up, we'll explore the andes mountains and the ancient relationship between humans and animals. then, we put on our night vision goggles to explore the activities of an andes puma. plus, how do animals survive and thrive in the always-changing andes mountain range? [music]

dylan lead for only 22 laps. a late restart restart, he picked up his first victory in 88 races. and training camp will begin july 28th. they are asking the league to list listen to the health officials and have noncontact rules for the first three weeks of camp. owners want a different timeline and preserved two of the preseason games, so stay tuned for that. things are going much smoother in the orlando bubble. practice games begin this week and they also have a hotline for players to file complaints of anybody ryan violating the rules of the bubble. dock rivers has his snitch line on speed dial. >> i turned in lebron james yesterday, i'm trying to turn all these guys in. that's phenomenal. we are the only team left going to be left when i'm done with this hotline. we will take you to the nba bubble with the national beat rider. >> we are counting down the final hours to the bay area baseball. the preseason battle of the bay. we want to se >>> talk about a high energy pup. astro led first responders on a chase down a washington dc expressway after his owner was involved in a cr

nine southern california families represented by the dylan law group are suing the state of california. >> what we are advocating is whether to take the reasonable risk and make the choice to send their child to school. >> reporter: the move comes after governor newsom last week decided schools in california's watchlist counties must conduct distance learning in the fall and only after a county has been off that list for two weeks can schools reopen for in person instruction. among the plaintiffs, a mother of two who worries about her son who requires special education. >> online learning for special education students is death to them. >> reporter: and lack of in- person classes deprives children of equal access to a meaningful education. >> it is not a denial of education, it is education, at least for the temporary short- term timing in a different way that we all acknowledges a second-best solution in these times. >> reporter: a law professor at santa clara university say the constitutional claim of the lawsuit is weak jerks >> and the danger of this type of suit is that it masquer

was inducted into th country music hall of fame in 2016 born in north carolina, he played with bob dylan, the marshall tucker band johnny cash and more charlie daniels died of a stroke at his nashville home he was 83. and if anyone could have beaten the devil in a fiddle duel, it was him. >> long live country music. god bless music city thank you. good night >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this monday i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching please take care of yourself and each other. >> kelly: hey, what's up, everybody? i hope you had a great fourth of july weekend. our summer staycation celebration continues, and so do my remote sessions with my band, y'all. check us out during post malone's awesome song, "circles." ♪ oh, oh ♪ we couldn't turn around ♪ 'til we were upside down ♪ i'll be the bad guy now ♪ but no, i ain't too proud ♪ i couldn't be there ♪ even when i try ♪ you don't believe it ♪ we do this every time ♪ seasons change and our love went cold ♪ ♪ feed the flame 'cause we can't let go