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we start in missouri with the breaking news. at least 11 people confirmed dead near branson, missouri after the duck boat sank in rough waters at table rock lake. the final moments of the tragedy caught on video. warning, you might find these images disturbing. you can see the boat rocked in all directions as the winds picked up. the area was under the severe thunderstorm warning at the time with winds over 30 miles an hour. 31 people on board including two crew members when the boat capsized. there are children, we are told, among the fatalities. >> at this time, we have 11 confirmed fatalities. of the 7 that were transported, one had serious injuries. there was heavy wind and it was having problems through the wind. >> six people remain missing. the search will resume in the morning. 14 people survived. seven being treated at a local hospital. there were life jackets on board. unclear if people were wearing them. a spokeswoman for the parent company of the ride the ducks branson says it is in contact with employees. other boat

you know, missouri, this part of the state of missouri where we're at is so based on family values and family vacations. when people come here, we want them to enjoy the state of missouri. unfortunately, this is a tragic accident. you know, whether they're safe or not is something that we'll determine in the future and we'll look at that to make sure we protect citizens when they utilize those vehicles or they come to missouri to come on our lakes. >> governor, 14 people survived this accident. any clue what made the difference for them? >> you know, i will tell you for sure, some of the people i talked to today pulled some of those out of the water. it was everyday people doing the right thing by trying to help another person in that situation. it just makes your heart go out to the people that were willing to risk their own lives to take that risk to help someone else. there's going to be a lot of heros involved in this story, people that took it upon themselves to pull people out of the water and save lives. that's the good side of this, of what occurred for a tragic situation. >> r

how does the missouri deciding not to secede fit in with the missouri compromise? was it missouri and maine? >> 1820. >> so this was a long time before. >> a long time before. the tradeoff was -- congress, as it turns out, wanted in the senate to make sure there was a northern state and a southern state and that balance never got out of whack. so in 1820, 1819 really when missouri petitioned to become a state, it would have upset the apple cart and part of the missouri compromise is we'll let missouri come in as a slave state. maine will come in as a free state. but congress also drew the 36/30 line, the bottom of your state, right? and there shall be no slavery north of there. and it lasted for 34 years until the kansas-nebraska act which brought the genie out of the bottle yet again. >> yeah. the feeling of the inferiority of the black race was just not as southern feeling. it was also a northern feeling. many of grant's generals were -- had that feeling. but in the north they weren't -- it wasn't a threat. it wasn't a threat to the way of life as it was in the s

how does missouri deciding not to secede fit in with the missouri compromise and missouri and maine? dr. pitcaithley: that was 1820. a long time before. the trade-off was, congress wanted the senate to make sure there was a northern state and you the southern state and that balance never got out of whack. in 1819 when missouri petition to become a state, it would have upset the apple cart and part of the missouri compromise is will -- we'll let missouri come in as a slave state and maine as a free state. and there shall be no slavery north of there. and it lasted for 34 years until the kansas nebraska act, which brought the genie out of the bottle yet again. >> yeah, the feeling of the inferiority of the black race was just not a southern feeling. it was also a northern feeling. many of grant's generals had that feeling. but, in the north, it was not a threat. a threat to the way of life as it was in the south. so, i think it was more of a defense in the south , needed defense. dr. pitcaithley: yeah. we never met, either. give you $5.00 to ask that. when i teach my course, at the beg

. >>> in missouri, a vigil this afternoon for 17 people who died in the tour boat tragedy three days ago as one man now says he called out design flaws that may have turned the boat into a death trap. we get the latest from nbc's maia rodriguez. >> reporter: in a place that prides itself on family fun, today branson, missouri, is facing its pain instead. >> that's all we talk about is how sad and how everybody is hurting for these people who have lost so much. >> reporter: at a memorial service sunday afternoon, crowds mourned the 17 lives lost here on thursday when a duck boat capsized and sank on table rock lake during a severe storm. >> my wife and i won't allow us or our children to get on those ducks right now. >> reporter: steven paul is a st. louis area private inspector. last year the current owners of the ride the ducks company hired him to inspect the vessels as they prepared to buy the business. in his report he says he warned them that design flaws made the boats more susceptible to sinking and harder to escape in an emergency. >> one issue is the canopy on the ducks as w

in branson, missouri, i'm camila bernal. (justine) (justine) (justine) we have team coverage on this story: the branson tragedy is just the latest in a string of deadly incidents that have taken dozens of lives. the first happened nearly 20 years ago in arkansas. in 1999, one of the ducks sprung a leak on a lake near hot springs,thirteen of the 21 people on board died, including three children.the ntsb says they wwere trappened by the vehicle's canopy.natin

(justine) now to a big story we've been following out of missouri..... all 17 victims of the fatal duck boat incident at a lake near branson, missouri, have been identified and survivors are describing the tragic events. camila bernal has the very latest. tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: i lost control. i didn't have anybody with me, i couldn't see anybody and i know it wasn't

we get the latest from maia ue rodr >> reporter: today branson, missouri is facing pain. >> alle can talkbout is how sad and everybody is hurting for these people who lost so muchte >> repor at a memorial service crowds mourned the 17 lives lost here on thursday when a duck boat capsized and sank on table rock lake. >> my wife a i won't allow us or our children to get on those ducks right now. >> reporter:teven paul is a st. louis private r.inspecto last year he was hired to inspect the vessels as they prepared to buy the business. in his report he sayse warned that the design flaws made the boats more susceptible to sinking and harder to escape in an maermemergency. >> the canopy on the ducks as well as the curtains, when the curtains are down there is no way for people to escape. >> reporter: the owner insists safety is their number one priority. investigators are hoping surveillance video recovered from the boat will shed more light into what happened. >> we had sophisticated means to dry them out and retrieve the data on there before we have the chance to see what is on t video.

ithe start in missouri. the writer would get a badge like this and basically as you can see it as a piece of leather pride over the saddle and has four pouches. three of them would be locked into some would contain mail during the entire distance whether it is misery, california, missouri. the last would be open and typically would be delivered along the way often do not just the people tha that live lived r often two newspapers. as i was saying it was a relay race through places like this in a sierra which is why there is a gap. the they were always very athletic as you can get and as i say extremely good shape and vivid endurance. they would go about 10 miles depending on where they wer werd there would usually be a young man about 12-years-old or something standing with a horse saddled up ready to go and they would throw the writer and ride off for another 10 miles. they would do this for roughly depending where you are talkingg another 100 miles and it would come to a larger station and in the larger sta

a summer adventure turns deadly in missouri. 11 people are dead. others are missing after a duck boat sinks in stormy weather. >>> vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say that again? that's going to be special. >> special indeed. the director of national intelligence was rather surprised by the president's invitation to vladimir putin. discussions with moscow are under way, but there is little support so far in washington. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is friday, july 20th. let's start with the breaking news. 11 people confirmed dead near branson, missouri, after the duck boat sank in rough waters at table rock lake. the moments of the tragedy caught on video. warning. you might find the video disturbing. the boat rocked as the winds picked up. the area was under a severe thunderstorm warning at the time. winds reached over 60 miles per hour. 31 people on board including two crew members when the boat capsized. there are children, we are told, among the fatalities. >> at

. >>> we'll take you to the state of missouri where there is much sadness. we'll hear from a woman who lost nine family members when their tour boat sank. >>> and the long awaited sequel to the abba musical hit theaters. >>> welcome to our viewer here in the u.s. and all around the world. we're coming to you live from atlanta. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. good to have you back. >> "newsroom" starts right now. and our top story, before donald trump became president, his former attorney secretly recorded him talking about a payment to a former playboy model. mcd one of many items th seized from cohen. when mr. trump found out about the tape, he said, quote, i can't believe michael would do this to me. >> and all this of course comes as a welcome distraction for the president following backlash from his controversial summit with the russian leader last week. this story however, it is still unfolding with more details likely to come out. jessica schneider explains what we know so far. >> reporter: michael cohen secretly recorded multiple conversa

toll is rising this morning after a sightseeing boat sinks in missouri and several others are still missing. >> president trump invites russian president vladimir putin for a second summit, this time in washington, d.c. >> and the debated over the nfl national anthem policy heats up with the league appearing to "take a knee" on this issue at least for now. good morning, it is friday, july 20th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm melissa caen in for michelle. the time is 6:00. >>> so melissa, are you still used to the wake-up call? how was it this morning? >> it was -- early! ha ha! >> you don't like it? you have been doing this for years. >> i don't know how you do it. it's amazing. whole new respect. >> it's friday. so tgif. but we don't have "friday light" conditions not on all of our roads right now. we are tracking a major accident that had at one point shut down both directions of highway 92 in san mateo county between 280 and highway 35. skyline boulevard. now, chp is on the scene and they have now opened up at least one lane. so they have one-way traffic control in effect along highway 92. this

. >>> in missouri, what did the duck boat captain know. the investigation into a deadly boat disaster as we remember the victims shoo they came on vacation to enjoy themselves and have fun, and now they're gone. >>> and threats of war. tough talk between president trump and the president of iran. >>> well, good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> a gunman opened fire late last night in the streets of toronto, killing at least one person and wounding 13 others. witnesses say they heard 20 to 30 shots fired in a popular toronto neighborhood kno greek town. police say a woman was killed and a young girl is in krut cal condition. the condition of other victims is not known. the shooter died in an exchange of gunfire with the police. police say the shooting was not random, but it's too early to say if the shooting was terror related. >> i'm looking at possibly every single motive. it's of grave concern. i certainly want to find out exactly what it is. so i

. >> reporter: branson, missouri, is in mourning. >> in this community known for its hospitality for all people, a sense of shock, grief, and disbelief. >> reporter: worshippers packed a local church to remember 17 lives that were lost thursday when a duck boat capsized. >> today we say we're so sorry. we're so sorry that your hearts are broken. >> reporter: among the victims a st. louis area couple. friends released balloons in their memory. >> they will never be forgotten. >> reporter: while workers prepared to raise the boat from table rock lake, questions remain about why the boat was on the water in the first place while the area was under a thunderstorm warning. when the storm hit waves were unto six feet high and winds were 73 miles pefr hour, nearly hurricane strength. there were also questions about the safety of the boat. >> since my inspection i have convinced my family not to ride the ducks. >> reporter: steven spaul a private inspector. the current owners asked them to inspect it. paul calls them a death trap. >> there is an escape from the back. if you can imagine being

louis, missouri, kansas city, missouri, wichita. this is a place where you would not find folks on the far left of the party going to campaign. what do you think? >> i don't think that congressman desantis should have called her this girl. i don't think any of us appreciate being referred to as this girl. saying that is substance of what she is saying and preaching especially about israel is pretty much as intolerable as it gets in foreign policy language calling it the occupation of palestinian. israel is our closest ally around the world and her comments are around the pale. if she is the face for the democratic party i'd say go for it. doesn't do anything but help my party. >> julie: the democratic party needs somebody new. maybe she should do a little homework first. >> first of all, i think desantis should do homework. the bongs is -- bro*x is in new york. she isn't running for governor in florida. attack your opponent. i don't understand why he is attacking her. i agree with you on the woman thing. if you look at the composite

jay gray, nbc news, branson, missouri. >> that tragedy in missouri isn't the first accident volving these types of vehicles. at least 26 people have been killed in accidents involving duck boats over the last 20 years. the team's scott macfarlane continues our coverage from the newsroom with auick look at the dangers. >> popular tourist attractions around theorld including here in d.krfrmg. the awkward shape makes it difficult to drive on land hand matter. amphibious vehicles were first used in world war ii "the new york pt" likely during the d-day invasion. >> they have called for outright bans andyesterday's deadly ban in missouri is not the first. in 1939 13 people drowned when a duck boat sank in hot springs, arc c and that accident was blamed on inadequate maintenance. >> 37 people were sent scrambling into the water when a barge sank and all of the victims on a bus when it crashed on a draw bridge. the national highway traffic safety administration and coast guard and cities and states with varying safety requirements. in the newsroom,co i'm macfarlane, now back to you. > after weat

. >> new questions about the safety of that capsized missouri tour boat. 17 lives lost. the life vests the passengers did not wear, survivors recounting those horrific moments. >> i just remember kicking and swimming. i was praying. i said, lord, please let me get to my babies, i got to get to my babies, i got to get to my babies. >> nine members of her family drowned. what the tour company is now saying. >>> but first here the "nightline 5." >>> only tylenol rapid release gels have laser-drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. tylenol. >>> i'm missing out on family outings because i can't find a bladder leakage product that fits. everything was too loose. depend fit flex feels tailored to me. >> fit flex underwear is guaranteed >>> good evening. we start with the pop star demi lovato in crisis after a reported drug overdose. lovato has been an inspiration for millions of people, openly discussing her substance abuse issues, eating disorder, and psychiatric diagnosis. even offering free counseling services to fans at her conce concerts. now with h

in branson, missouri, i'm camila bernal. (vicki) in san francisco we used to have those duck (vicki) (vicki) in san francisco we used to have those duck boats that were involved in the incident in branson missouri... but the city stopped the rides about three years ago. commuters mostly use the ferry system on the water. the system carries 10-thousand people a day.. and safety is a key priority. the 13 vessels in the fleet vary in size, but not in safety sytems... rafts to accomodate more than the total passenger load are standard, as are life jackets which can be found under seats and in cabinets. <"in over 25 years of operation we have never had any of these equipment deployed here on san fransico bay."> ferry authorities sayseing safe takes more than having equipment. while the boats are designed to tackle all kinds of weather on the bay, there are times in the winter when winds and tides prove to be too much, and service must be suspended (vicki) we first told you about the deadly missouri boat accident with a push alert

." >>> a tour boat capsizes, killing several people near branson, missouri. this morning the search resumes for the missing. >>> oh, my god. look at this. >> tornados tear through central iowa leaving miles of destruction. >>> and russian president vladimir putin is invited to the white house to the surprise of one of the president's top advisers. >> vladimir putin is coming to the white house. >> did i hear -- >> yeah. >> okay. 'soing to be special. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with a deadly boat accident in southwest missouri. at least 11 people including children were killed when a sightseeing tour boat sank in a popular town in branson. five were killed and seven injured. more than 30 people were on board when a powerful storm hit the lake. the search for other victims resumes this morning. laura podesta is here with more. laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. storms were in the forecast all day yesterday for the branson area. so

a tourist boat has sunk in a river in missouri killing 17. the eu chief negotiator says there isa the eu chief negotiator says there is a progress is still work to be done. how is story is being told about the 2 million officers who served during world war i from africa. and could this be the rover mick roverface? africa. and could this be the rover mick rover face? —— africa. and could this be the rover mick roverface? —— mac. welcome to bbc news. donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, secretly recorded his client discussing payments to a former playboy model — that's according to a us media report. the tapes were reportedly discovered during an fbi raid on mr cohen's property. the new york times reports that, on the recording, mr trump and mr cohen discuss paying karen mcdougal. she says she had a ten—month affair with donald trump in 2006. the tape was reportedly made two months before the election. the bbc‘s chris buckler in washington told me more. basically, it is alleged that karen mcdougal had an affair with donald

members of the same family were among those killed when a tourist duck boat sank during a storm in missouri. with just months left to finalize a brexit deal, the eu's chief negotiator says there is progress, but there's still work to be done. and europe's life—hunting mars rover needs a new name. could this be rover mcroverface? hello and welcome to the programme. donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen secretly recorded his client discussing payments to a former playboy model — that's according to a us media report. the tapes were reportedly discovered during an fbi raid on mr cohen's property. the new york times reports that on the recording — mr trump and mr cohen discuss paying karen mcdougal. she says she had a 10—month affair with donald trump in 2006. the tape was reportedly made two months before the election. the bbc‘s chris buckler in washington has this report. karen mcdougal was a model of hugh hefner polls playboy magazine and she claimed she had an affair with donald trump that lasted for months. their alleged relationship took place a decade before mr trump ran t

nine members of same family were among those killed when a tourist duck boat sank during a storm in missouri. with just months left to finalize a brexit deal, the eu's chief negotiator says there is progress, but there's still work to be done. former cricketer imran khan remains the frontrunner in pakistan's elections next week, but is the campaign being overshadowed by his links to the military? hello and welcome to bbc news. donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen, secretly recorded his client discussing payments to a former playboy model, that's according to a us media report. the tapes were reportedly discovered during an fbi raid on mr cohen's property. the new york times reports that on the recording, mr trump and mr cohen discuss paying karen mcdougal. she says she had a 10—month affair with donald trump in 2006. the tape was reportedly made two months before the election. for more on this, our correspondent chris buckler joins me live from washington. give us more details to clarify what's going on. it's a complicated story but basically it's alleged karen mcdougal had an affair

members of missouri's congressional delegation. vicky hartsler, billy long, jason smith, along with your state's attorney general. hopefully. we need him so badly. hopefully your new senator to be josh holly. we need josh badly. josh. thank you. in fact, josh, do me a favor, come up here just for a second. just shake my hand. this guy is a special man. come here, josh, come here. it's an incredible honor to be here today. thanks to all of you for your service and what you mean to this country. how about the leadership of president donald trump? what do you think? you know, when i think about president trump, there's one word that comes to mind. that word is courage. do you agree? how many people over the years have said that they'll do this or they'll do that but there's one guy who had the guts to actually fulfill his promises? the guts to move our embody to jerusalem? the guts to actually stand up against our enemies overseas? the guts to put conservatives over the supreme court of the united states, and that's donald trump. you

me confirm nine members of same family were killed in missouri. more on the top story which are the allegations by payments made, recording rather made by donald trump's rather. we areollowing events at the white house and thank you for joining us. why is this a big deal? if you want to call it hush money that they said wasn't paia it ens. it is not always necessarily legal. why is this a big deal? >> it is a big deal because duringighe cam there are strict limits on how much you can spend. upwards of $100,000 on paying off women who had affairs withp trho khrld -- challenged them and used a tabloid to accomplish the task. [inaudible] on behalf of a campaign a couple thousand eydollars. never recorded in the campaign finance form. >> daniel, i don't know why this would happen on such a jeweluic story but we lost him will try to get him back. let's go to the in connection story more than 100 million pakistil pakistanies go to choose their next ladier to be -- leader to be the next leaders. eir military is backing him by cracking done on his rivals.

seeing boat sinks in missouri. and several others are still missing. >>> now at 6:00, the death toll is rising this morning after a sightseeing boat sinks in missouri and several others are still missing. >> president trump invites russian president vladimir putin for a second summit, this time in washington, d.c. >> and the debated over the nfl national anthem policy heats up with the league appearing to "take a knee" on this issue at least for now. good morning, it is friday, july 20th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm melissa caen in for michelle. the time is 6:00. >>> so melissa, are you still used to the wake-up call? how was it this morning? >> it was -- early! ha ha! >> you don't like it? you have been doing this for years. >> i don't know how you do it. it's amazing. whole new respect. >> it's friday. so tgif. but we don't have "friday light" conditions not on all of our roads right now. we are tracking a major accident that had at one point shut down both directions of highway 92 in san mateo county between 280 and

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we are on a boat on table rock lake near branson, missouri. the coast guard is keeping us away. they've closed this part of the lake because right behind there is where the boat actually went down and it's in 80 feet of water. they're hoping to bring the boat up. they've already salvaged the black box and the on board camera. they're hoping that information is not destroyed. we're also starting to hear from some of the survivors who were on the boat and they're talking about the safety situation on board before it went into the water. a church bell rang 17 times at a memorial service sunday afternoon. each time remembering the 17 people who died after the tour boat they were on sank near branson, missouri, on thursday. >> we will always remain in our hearts. >> reporter: the ntsb is now looking into what the captain new about the weather before he and 30 passengers faced 73-mile-per-hour wind gusts in 4 to 6 foot waves. survivor tia coleman lost five of her family members. she's stunned by what she claims the captain said about the life jackets on board. >> he said, ima show you

people from the same family were among the 17 who died when an amphibious boat capsized on a lake in missouri. also coming up this hour, girl guiding gets a 21st century re—boot with 800 new badges and activities. guides and brownies can now earn badges in inventing, human rights and survival skills — as the 109—year—old institution completes a major overhaul. and at 12:30, the click team heads to farnborough international airshow in search of the future of aviation. police in salisbury have stepped up their search of a park in the centre of the city where two victims of the novichok poisoning may have picked up a contaminated bottle. it comes after charlie rowley, who was exposed to the substance two weeks ago, was discharged from hospital yesterday. investigators are concentrating on a river bank near one of the spots mr rowley and his partner dawn sturgess visited the day before they collapsed at his house, where police found a bottle containing the deadly nerve agent. simonjones is in salisbury. it looks like a kind of uptake in the pace of the investigation. what has prompted it?

we're awaiting a news conference from missouri on that tragic boating accident. at least 13 people are dead. others still missing after their duck boat capsized in a sudden storm that blew out of nowhere last night. officials expect to speak about five minutes from now. we'll take you there live when it begins. no matter who rides point, there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find

our home in missouri is in springfield now. it's a community that i represented in the congress for 14 years before the chance to represent them in the senate, and of course the community has responded, but one of the reasons that the community has responded in the way that it has is the truly leaj loss of life. there were 31 people on the boat that was overwhelmed by the water. those 31 people, 17 died. of the 17 that died, nine of the victims were members of the coleman family from indianapolis, indiana. tia coleman lost her husband, glen, and all three of their children. on saturday, tia asked that her family members be remembered as they were. she said her daughter, one-year-old rhea, was a little fireball with 1,000 different personalities. her seven-year-old son evan, according to his mom was a great brother who was extremely smart and witty and loved life. her nine-year-old son reece was according to his mom the happiest little boy that made every day worth living. tia's nephew donovan hall, who was the other surviving m

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. >> reporter: in a place that prides itself on family fun, branson, missouri, is facing its pain st >> it's all we talk about. it's how sad and how everybody's hurting for these people thatmu. >> reporter: a 17 lives lost here on thursday. when a duck boat capsized and sank on table rock lake during a severe storm. >> my wife and i, we won't allow us or our children to get on those ducks right now. >> reporter: steven paul is a st. louis-area inspector. last year the current owners of the ride the ducks company hired him to inspect the vessels as they prepared to buy the business. in his report, he says he warned them that design flaws made the boats more susceptible to sinking and harder to escape in an emergency. >> one issue is the canopy on the ducks, as well as the curtains that come down the sides, when the curtains are down, there's no way for the people to escape. it becomes a people catcher. >> reporter: the owner of the duck boat company insists safety is their number one priority. now investigators are hoping surveillance video recovered from the boat will shed more light

. >>> more heart et rowing stories from the missouri tour et boat tragedy. the mother and daughter in shock. >> who is going to take care of the kids? >> demands for charges after a stand your ground. shooting. carter p foreign power. >> this is so ridiculous. it's beyond words. >> and israe syria to rescue wo known as the white helmets. >>> hi, everyone, welcome to the overnight news. a 28-year-old man is in custody after a deadly sootout with police at trader joes. police say the gunman shot his grandmother and wounded a young woman before taking hostages at gunpoint inside the supermarket. the manager of the storewas kill in the shootout. brave employees helped coworkers and shoppers ep escape. millions including president trump watched the standoff unfold on television and social media.ea surded supermarket negotiating with a gunman while inside 50 shoppers and employees had held hostage huddled in the aisles, hid in the freezer section and locked bathrooms. several employees got the okay from the s.w.a.t. team to escape out a window while the gunman was

it was a horrifying scene and now we want to shift to southern missouri where 17 people, including some children, have been confirmed dead at a popular vacation spot. >> it was one of those duck boats that you often s here i our area. it was hit with some severe weather that brought some incredibly strong wind gusts, as you can see from this video that youe showing officials in that state say weather was just one of the factors. >> everybody else tried to figure out the life vest we'll try to figure out was it operator error? who was in the water? should they have been in the water? nbc'she catie beck has tatest from branson. >> those poor people >> this v shows the final moments before duck boat packed witht tourists down. two of thehi ampbious vehicles desperately trying r toch dry land but only one made it. >> oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh. >> oh, no. >> severe thunderstorms packing 60-mile-per-hour winds turning the normally calm lake inso br missouri, into a stormy sea. >> oh, my gosh. >> the duck boat moved out of sight. >> and oh, it's going under. >> we need a water rescue. will be a

i'm honored to be here today in kansas city, missouri, . the pay tribute to the men and women who make freedom possible, kansas city and what a special place, what a special group of people. the veterans of foreign wars, you people should be very proud of yourselves. i want to personally thank each and every one of you who has served our country in uniform, defended our nation in battle and protected our great american flag. i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend. the women today on the plane, someone i've been a fan of for a long time, member of the baseball hall of fame, george brett of the kansas city royals. where is george? he's around here. >> president trump: congratulations. we are also joined by our brand-new va secretary, robert wilkie, he will be fantastic who was just concerned that mike confirmed by the senate last night with an overwhelming vote. the only ones who voted against him were all of the people, the super labs that are running against me in two and a half years. every one of them. if you want to know who

mike tobin reports from branson, missouri, where first responders rushed in after a sudden storm flipped the boat. >>> reporter: the search for survivors is over after 17 people died and others were injured thursday night. >> the age was from one-year- old to 70-year-old. >> reporter: it happened near branson, missouri, a group of 31 tourists taking a nighttime cruise on a duck boat. a fast-moving thunderstorm brought high winds and heavy rain to the area causing the boat to capsize and sink. state and local officials teaming with the coast guard scouring the area where the incident happened hoping to find answers about why it couldn't make it back to land. >> tactically on the water right now, the missouri state highway patrol is using sonar and divers and that sonar picture allows them to produce an image of things and items and objects that are on the bottom and then the divers confirm or validate what the picture shows. >> reporter: divers have located the boat. they will start recovering it followed by an in-depth examination to determine if any design flaws could have contributed t

nbc chris pollone has more from southwest missouri. >> survived the sinking of the duck boat in missouri has noo idea how go home to indiana. while she lived, nine members of her family, including her three children did not. >> i already know -- completely difficult. i don't know how i going to do it. since i've had a home, it's always been filled with little feetnd laughter. husband. >> one of 15 survivors. nearby the memorial for the 17 people who died continue t grow. some witnesses describe the tragedy that unfolded bore them. >> the wind started blowing, the water start ed just happening fast. i mean, really fast. >> the v rtimsged from 76 told 1-year they've all been identified. just saw kids hanging out, so excited. and knowing that was the one that tipped the over is just really heart breaking. >> oh, my gosh >> the duck boat got caught in a thunderstorm thursday night. one boat sank, another from the same company made it to shore. >> the was the shooat people running down the top. running down there. people that were about to board the show boat running down there trying to grab

members of missouri's congressional delegation. vicki hartzler, billy long, jason smith, alongwith your states attorney general, we need him badly, hopefully your new senator to be josh hawley. we need josh badly. josh, thank you. in fact, josh, do me a favor, come up here for a second. just shake my hand. this guy is a special man. come here, josh. this guy is special man. many couldcome here. >> thank you. it is incredible honor to be here. thank you for your service, what you mean this to this country but what about the leadership of president donald trump. what do you think? [cheers and applause] when i think about president trump one word comes to mind. that word is courage, do you agree? how many people over the years said they will do this, they will do that, there is one guy who had the guts to fulfill his promises. the guts to move our embassy to jerusalem. the guts to stand up against our enemies overseas. the guts to put conservatives on supreme court of the united states. that is donald trump. [cheers and applause] the

. >>> new information on a tour boat tragedy in missouri, weather warnings were issued in the hours before a boat sank during the storm. it happened last night on table rock lake near branson, a popular tourist destination. 17 people died, 9 of the victims were a member of one family from indiana. the boat went down in 60 mile- per-hour winds in full view of other tourists's on the lake. rescuers pulled 13 people out alive, the focus for now according to the missouri governor should be helping the families of the victims. >> these things happen, they are tragic events that happen so quickly. it is important that people reach out to the family members. >> divers discovered the boat in 80 feet of water and plan to tow it to shore on monday. the owner of the company says it is the first serious accident in the company's 47 year history. duck boats can travel on land or in the water, safety advocates have complained that there is no standard set of safety requirements for those vehicles. >>> palo alto is putting the brakes on a plan to confer an iconic building into a high-end hotel. after con

wel have more at 6:45. >>> more out of missouri. businesses and people in iowa will be cleing up what they can after a storm ripped through that state. the system pduced 32 tornadoes in 1 day. you see some of the damage left behind on your screen. the severe weather system lef multiple people injured and flattened buildings in three cities. >>> 6:33. he's a look at the other top stories. police are investigating a deadly shooting at the corner of 4th and adams street in northeast washington. there are some road closures in that area while police investigate. officers are asking people to look out for silver car but not much other information is being released right now. >>> new this morning, russia says vladimir putin is open to visiting president tmp here in d.c. that visit would happen this fall at the height of the on election seas the white house announced yesterday it is planning this visit. the invitationot surprised a l of people, including the director of national intelligence. coming up, w show you how he learned about this

terrible tragedy in missouri. a look at the day's other news. the israeli army has launched a number of bombardments on what it describes as military targets across the gaza stripe in sponsor what it says was gunfire aimed at israeli troops. for palestinianswe reportedl killed, as palestinians held another friday protests in gaza beside the israeli border. the personal data of a quarter of the populatio1.of singapore, million people come has been stolen by hackers, according t officials. they say the attack on a government health database was deliberate and well planned, adding that it appeared to target the health information of the city states promised her. -- the city state's prime minister. a british man who became seriously ill after coming into contact with novichok last month has been dischalged from hosp 45-year-old charlie rowley is thought to have found the substance perfume bottle. his partner dawn sturgess died in hospital earlier this month from exposure. duncan kennedy reports. duncan: it has been a life-changing three weeks for ch

. >>> new details on the duck boat tragedy in missouri. 17 people dead including nine members of the same family. this morning the safety warning issued one year ago and what the victims were told about the life jackets. >>> also, the new study about the chemicals in our food and the health risk for children. >>> a golf star's unusual handicap, he admits being hungover on the course at the british open. his stunning results. >>> and later, the height of laziness or a brilliant idea. the minivan lawn mower. >>> a good monday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news from canada. a deadly mass shooting on a busy toronto street lined with bars and restaurants. >> this video appears to show a man opening fire right here in the popular greek town neighborhood of toronto. dozens of shots were fired. police say at least one person, a young woman, was killed and a young girl is among the 13 people who were injured. >> police say the gunman was killed after a shootout with officers. they're now trying to dete toronto's police chief says they are not ruling out terrorism. but some city la

nine members of same family were among those killed when a tourist duck—boat sank during a storm in missouri. with just months left to finalise a brexit deal, the eu's chief negotiator says there is progress, but there is still work to be done before reaching agreement. former cricketer imran khan remains the frontrunner in pakistan's elections next week. but why is his campaign being overshadowed by his links to the military? and remembering the high—flying heroics of geoffrey wellum, the youngest pilot at the battle of britain, who has died aged 96. donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen secretly recorded his client discussing payments to a former playboy model. that is according to a us media report. the tapes were reportedly discovered during an fbi raid on mr cohen's property. the new york times reports that on the recording mr trump and mr cohen discuss paying karen mcdougal. she says she had a ten—month affair with donald trump in 2006. the tape was reportedly made two months before the election. for more on this, our correspondent chris buckler joins me from washington. tell

developing news out of missouri. survivors are talking about the terror of being thrown into the water during a violent storm. 31 people were onboard when it happened. 17 died. they range in age from 1 to 70. this morning we're learning nine of those victims were family members. abc news reporter emily rau has the latest. >> branson, missouri is a popular vacation spot and riding the ducks is a favorite past time for tourists, but thursday night the boat tour turned tragic. at a vigil on friday evening, the branson community gathered at a church to honor the 31 people onboard. two people are critically injured and 17 are dead including nine victims from the same family. >> my head pushed up to the top of the water and i couldn't see anybody, and i know it wasn't, it felt like i struggled for at least an hour, but it was probably, like, ten minutes, and i remember i kept sinking. i >> video shows the violent waves churning up against the tour boat with a thunderstorm watch issued just 30 minutes before. the ntsb and c

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louis area of missouri. the driver installed dash cams in the car to record passengers and then stream the this is a crazy story. what do you know about this particular incident? >> what would you do? i would be horrified. i feel like i'm a technology reporter and i should know that sometimes privacy is dead to a degree. since it has happened in missouri and this driver talked about streaming hundreds of rides on a video platform called twitch and a lot of these people had no idea they were being live streamed. the key here is that most drivers -- this driver didn't mention most passengers that they were being live streamed. we reached out to lyft and uber. both companies say the driver is no longer allowed on the platform. lyft says the comfort of the community is a top priority. uber says this is troubling and against community guidelines and talked about live streaming. i should mention that it is legal for a lot of drivers, you are able to report people for safety reasons. now, in missouri it's not illeg

won missouri. i wouldn't be surprised if that's what we see again. >> dana: it's going to be a hot summer many missouri. senator cory gardner, thank you. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: the russian woman accused of acts as an unregistered agent for the kremlin appearing before a judge. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with the latest. jennifer? >> dana, maria butina was expected in court at 1:30 today. she was arrested sunday, indicted by a grand jury. the justice department filed a motion arguing she shouldn't be granted bail because she's a flight risk. in private communications, her handler compared her to the spy anna chapman arrested in the u.s. in 2010. she engaged in a year's long conspiracy to work covertly in the united states as an undeclared agent of the russian federation. the plan was calculated, patient and directed by the russian official. a reference to alexander torsion, a putin ally sanctioned by the u.s. government earlier this year. according to the fbi, bank-rolled butina. the fbi

here is dave spahr with the weather. ( marty )we have new information on that duck boat tragedy in missouri. nine members of one family lost their lives when the duck boat capsized in rough waters at a lake near branson, missouri. in all, 17 people were killed in the accident. all of the victims have been identified and survivors are describing the horrific events. reporter camila bernal has the very latest from branson. tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: i lost control. i didn't have anybody with me, i couldn't see anybody and i know it wasn't but it felt like i struggled for at least an hour.we are learning more about the final moments of the "ride the ducks" amphibious tour boat that sank thursday near branson, missouri, killing 17 of the 31 people on board, include nine members of the coleman family from indiana, ranging from ages from one to 76-years old.tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: definitely life changing.tia coleman says there were life jackets on board but the passengers were never told to put them on.tia coleman / duck boat accident victim: i thought that at some