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one school at a time if necessary. >> after marching across lafayette park with inside the white house, hundreds stood and shouted their displeasure of their administration disposition. >> they protested the justice department reversal of gender students of the obama administration. they instructed schools to allow students to use locker rooms and bathrooms matching their gender identity >> they are making it a problem and they are waiving these poor kids and calling them sexual predators and making political chaos out of it. >> we are also very much trying to support the immigrant children who he has terrified and the efugee children who he transgender children. >> among the protester, terry ashton, says she found herself drawed

>> we all need to stand up for the rights of everybody in this country right now. >> i need to be here for every  -- i need to show up. >> reporter: we received a number of statements tonight from groups from individual schools and districts to say treat students in a matter of consistency of their gender identity. news 4, live. jackie shows us the opposition outside the white house.pl?bg administration officials denying txyuj divisions within president trump's cabinet. >> sean spicer says there is no daylight of the attorney general over the new policy. the new york times report jeff sessions have

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this is the x-finity sports desk. >> does it feel good to say they won ever since their bi-week. this time of the year. the caps found their rhythm tonight. washington looking foãejyhxñ th first win since the7p't bi-week. looking for the win number one out. >> nicholas back strum with it. >> nikki gets this one. there is not many that can

caps with a 1-0 lead. >> cruz is not trying to é>ftsh. he wanted to pass and goes off the defender's stick right there pfor ca win since the bi, 4-1. lo the drive. evan bender for the flush right here. 15 off the bench for him. turves up one and second half, minnesota wasw çñ a three point lead. mason dry and kissing it right points minnesota. mcprior knocking down the big three. 18 for him.wxs 9-0

they mebeat maryland, 89-75. >> john thomason the third in the break passed up ahead. mccolin gets the bucket. this ties the game at 65. later on 4:9 seconds to play. >> he cannot get it to go. >> wait, a foul called on the play. jp 3. he cannot believes it. garret hits both free throws. well, the wizards are back to work after the all-star break. the playersxx8j ready at it. they are on a four game win streak. today getting some help to keep it going. the team trading for the mets, sending to brooklyn and andrew

pick. bradley beale is happy with the team's trade. >> i am excited, we make some good moves and sometimeswj$ @r% lose team mamates but it is theg aspect of it. i am looking forward to it and mccaller as á:3"ñwell. we are going to roll and hope they can jump on board and help us out. >> they play the 76ers on friday to ease back in the game

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