talking about this book and he, and they give copies of the books to those of us who come to the event so it s a wonderful story what drew you to thatbook ? i think hearing david mcculloch talk about it and talk about the wright brothers and, who were very interesting. you think you know because we all learn about the wright brothers and they are the founders of flight. you know, and then to hear david mcculloch talk about their personal story, i discovered i didn t really know anything about them at all. the brothers had a sister who was very helpful in everything they did and they lived at their home, all of them lived together as they were getting older and they had a bicycle shop, they started out with a bicycle shop and one of the brothers was just fascinated by flight and he studied birds and then translated that to how to begin to build an airplane and they went to of course, kitty hawk, to north carolina because that s where they thought the wind patterns would be
happy father s day, everyone. it s 9:00 in the east, 6:00 in the west and here s what s happening right now. president trump s first big test. what could be a referendum just two days away. what the polls are showing and what s at stake. a congressman shot in the baseball practice undergoes another surgery. we ll hear about his condition. we begin with encouraging news for congressman steve scalise who, along with four others, was shot at a baseball practice in virginia on wednesday. let s go right now to nbc s mike vaquera. good morning. what are you hearing about the congressman committ congressman s condition? good morning, alex. there is better news. he was brought here in grieveav condition five days ago after a baseball practice in alexandria, virginia. his condition has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. he did have another surgery yesterday, but there are more signs of improvement, he is more responsive and he is speaking with loved ones here at t
and golfing, how does he get anything done? i don t understand it. still fighting. a new back and forth between hillary clinton and donald trump after the president takes to twitter again. the russia probe, a man who set up that now infamous meeting in trump tower with donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer tells what happened. he was there. first strike authority, one of america s top military officials talks directly about whether he can stop president trump if he wants to launch a nuclear attack against north korea. we ve got reaction, next. and new this morning, an endorsement for the democrat in the alabama senate race, this from al.com s editorial board. the media outlet is calling on voters to reject roy moore. meanwhile, a whman who worked wh one of moore s accusers is speaking out in support of her story. he worked with leigh corfman more than a decade ago and she told coworkers about her interaction with moore during a discussion at their workplace. she sai
acting head of the fbi if he voted. the cameras will be allowed in any minute now, we believe. the question is what more will he say about his legal vat gee in the russia investigation, because he provides some major tells when he surprised reporters at the white house, even beyond saying he is eveninger to speak to investigators. are you going to talk to mueller? i m looking forward to it actually. you want to. just so you underthere s been no collusion whatsoever. there s no obstruction whatsoever. and i m looking forward to it. you would do it under oath? i would do it under oath, yes, absolutely. again, the president went even further than that, raising even more questions. he is in davos right now. will he say more? our jeff zeleny is there waiting. good morning, jeff. reporter: good morning, john and poppy. you re right. president trump did arrive earlier this morning and he is on his way into the first meeting with british prime minister theresa may.
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