f justice roberts said no view on the soundness of the immigrationg that does fall within the president's powers. >> today's dision includes five of the seven countries from the original travel ban and puts limits on north korea and venezuela. the presihent tweeting about supreme court's ruling today writing in part wow. >> we have to be tough and we have to be safe and we have to be secure. at a minimum we have to make sure that we vet people coming into the country. we know who's coming in. we know where there coming from. we just have to know who's coming here. >> the court said any president, a president, any president, president, would have the authority to do what he did in this third version of the travel ban and there is a rational basis for it and his comments don't infect it enough. they say they look at the cold hardanguage of this third order that came outlast

september and has been enforced ever since december and they find that it is legal and constitutional. >> not,surprisingly the supreme court and muslim ban has been trendingn social media all day. >> the aclu says this is not the cfirst time thert has been wrong or has allowed official racism to continue rather than standing up to it. >> butor south carolina sen lindsey graham see its in a different way. he says pleased to see the supreme court uphol td the trav bans from countri with high incidents of terrorist active, and ineffective vetting. >> davr culve continues our team coverage with local reaction on both sides of this debate. >> reporter: tonight a decision from the supreme court sparking immediate and in some cases emotional responses. >> i was crying in my coffee as i got the alert over my cell

phone. ter: simon is with the legal aid justice center in falls church virginia.rt since the s of the so-called travel ban, he's been trying to help muslims affected. >> the supreme court holding is essentiall couched in the power of the presidency as if somehow this were an ordinary president. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by the local muslim >>community t's taken us back to the dark chapter and age of our society. ti reporter: there are also those in commu like this, suburban communities in northern virginia who believe this decisi was t right decision. it willean safer borders, safer country. >> they did the right thing. >> alice butler short strongly supports president trump. she led for trump during the campaign. >> why is it possible for every other country in the world to have a border but not for the united states it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: as an immigrant from ireland, alice tells me ot it's about discrimination for race or religion and much like the travel ban she believes

the sepn of migrant families at the border is not rooted in hate. responsibility that this president has but to protect our country. >> rorter: tonight debate between religious freedom and national security. in northern virginia, david culver, news 4. coming up tonight at 6:00, david explains how those against the ruling plan to respond. you can head to the nbc washington app for continuing coverage of today's decision and more reaction from both sides of this debate. right now vice president mike pence is in brazil on a multi-day tour of latin america and later this week he and dhs secretary are met to meet with presidents of kwaguatemhia. here in wton we saw immigration demonstrations outside the supreme court including a group of children who traveled here from new jersey.

they have parents who have been detained by i.c.e. they traveled here to meet with lawmakers on capitol hill. now to a story you will see only on news 4. vandals targeting a local church. slashing a w cushions and smashing prayer candles. it's not theim first t this place of worship has been the subject of damage, but things appear to be escalating. pat collins is live at the beth --h bethlehem chu in fairfax. this has been going on for weeks, pat. >> reporter: indeed, jim. the bethlehem lutheran church since may 11thas been vandalized seven times. seven time what they found here today, evil. pure evil. up until tod o mostthe vandalism here is focused on the

basement. these cardboard patches replacing glass busted out by the intruder. today escalation. the "n" word and swastikas and destruction here in the place where people pray. in the sanctuary, the holiest part of this church, on the wall behind the, alt symbols and words of hate. at the alter, theneeling shions sliced from one end to the next and back in the church, ushions s, those sliced as well. notust one pew. not two, not three, but every cushionnd every pew in the church cut one end to the other. back here the prayer candles shattered, glass left on the carpet floor t it took some time. it took some sort of twisted

determination to do that kind of damage in this holy place. >> i think that if there are crimes like this taking place, thrch must be up to something good. because this chur's standing for a welcome in this communitys that's obv upsetting somebody. >> reporter: meet the rerend roske. he's the new pastor here. in fact, today is his first day at the church. can you bring yourself to forgive the person sponsible? >> yeah. i can. this is what we do in the church is work on forgiveness. >> reporter: during one of the incidents, ahuh member actually confronted that intruder. e suspect hit the church member in the head with a fire

extinguisher. more about that coming up at 6:00. >> let's hope they find out whoever did this soon. we'll see you at 6:00. it's prima day in maryland and democrats are out in grove choosing a democratic candidate to run for governor against incumbent larry hogan. two major plays out today in maryland. rushern baker and ben jealous who participatedn earlyoting was campaigning in tacoma park. live in baltimore with more from one of the largest polling places in that city. chris. >> reporter: well, wendy, for more than a year now the state mda was supposed to best reing voters when they changed the address on their an license or makher change. however, for whatever reason computer glitch or something

else, the mda failed leaving thousands of voters unregistered making today's primarye m difficult. at this baltimore polling place they have a separate booth for those casting provisional ballot. as many as 80,000 voters may have to cast provisional s. ball >> i'm hoping that everyone comes out and ves provisionally and we get those votes counted. >> some say it is difficult to pick a choice for governor with eight democratic candidates on the ballot. this couple couldn't com to an agreement on who they chose. who did you vote for and why? >> i voted for ben jealous cause i think he has the best chance to win against hogan. >> rushern bakerecause i think he's done a lot for prince george's county and he talks like he wants to do a lot in baltimore city.or >> rr: governor larry

hogan is unopposed in today's gop primary, but he sent out an e-mail soliciting donations saying they would be matched by an unmed don as he begins building hisampaign for the fall election. that's the latest. live in baltimore. back to you. >> and be sure to stay with us. we'll have fullth coverage o results tonight on news 4 at 11:00. dent trump is now blasting the company that he once heaped praise o for the iconic american made product. saying harley-davidson is using the tarif disput ae witndh the europeanons as an excuse to shift production overseas. he warned that move wou quote, the beginning of the end orfor the mcle maker. we'll take a closer look at this issue in our next half hour. turning to our forecast, doug is tracking changes in the weather and you're talking about rain yet again. >> tonight we're seeing's couple

of showersoun ourern zones, but it's really going to be during the day tomorrow. mperatures well below average. only 80 degrees i d.c. richmond only 77 back towards the west. looking at 72 in elkins west virginia. what's going on? we've got a lotlo of cover. d.c. warmest at 80 degrees. amazing the tem ratures that are so cool across the region. this is relatively cool. 80 not cool b anymeans, but for this time of year. a lot of cloud cover around the area. this whole system trying to move our way and we will see a much better chance for rain during th day tomorrow. take the umbrella with you. showers return heat and humidity begin to build during the day tomorrow. that's something we'll issue watching out for. a heat wave moving in just in time for the weekend. talking about hot weather. more on that. we'll see you back in about 15 minutes. a yes vote to aroposal in

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breaking news hereli at the desk. in the newsroom we're monitoring protests outside of the red hen estaurant in lexington virginia. take a look at these pictures here. you see at least a dozen people standingn front of the restaurant. we actually saw one man being taken away in handcuffs. police arrested him after he poured something on the buildil. you'll rechis is the restaurant that would not serve the white house press secretary dinner on saturday night. yesterdayan sarars called this kind of harassment unacceptable. this by the way i theirst night the restaurant has been open since saturday. it's normally closed on sundays and mondays. we'll keep an eye on thatound let know if anything develops. getting a ride through a program like uber or lyft is about to become more expensive. today they increased a tax increase. itill jump from 1% to 6%.

mark segraves explains how the district is gng to be using that extra money. >> ride sharing hase become m and more popular over the years. cars working february app based services like uber and lyft are now commonplace on your streets. until now they've gone either untacku untaxed or taxed at a very low rate. >> i honestly didn't know about it, but it's sort of the incentivize to stop taking uber and get on metro. >> does it not make you want to use >> probably. >> jack evans is also chair of the metro board. he sayshe money had to come from somewhere. >> nobody likes taxes, but in this cas the money is goi into the general fund to help use it forixing metro. >> i wouldn't want the tax to go up, but i also do feel like the metro needs to be repaired and that does make sense. >> maryland and virginia do not

companies.hare but several counties in maryland, including montgomery 25 prince george's, do add a cent per ride fee. officials with both lyft and uber issued statements today condemning the council's vote saying it would hurt lowncome passengers as well as their drivers. in the district, mark essegr news 4. >> the taxes and fees added to your uberyft ride are based on where your trip begins. if you do get into the car in the strict, but you ride to maryland or virginia, you still have to pay the newe tax. w rate starts on october 1st. a potential cancer treatment used asdi one of ne's most feared viruss. doctors think a modified pollio virus can help fight brain cancer. it's a process in which doctors try to entice a patient's immune system tottack cancer cells. nbc dr. john torres joins to

explain this process. john, how and why are searchers using this polio virus against brain cancer? >> jim, it's exactly like you id. what they're using is a polio virus, but it's a weakened virus. they're taking the virus andin pu a rhino virus which likes these type of tumor cells. this virus kometimesls the tumor, but more importantly it opens up the tumor so themm ie system can see it and the immune system can attack it. it helps not only with the tumor itself but the rest of the body where theht tumor m have gone. these patients have really extended their life expetancy beca of this treatment. >> it worked well this whole process did. what couldn it m for people like senator john mccain? >> it worked well tohe point where these people typically have incurable cancers or tcancers that have beenen care of and then they end up coming back. they're very, very hard to treat. normally onl 4% would be alive

in three years. in the small group 21% were alive in three years. it might not seem like much, but it's a lot better. four chances being alive versus e ones who didn't get treatment. for john mccain, if he's able to get ts kind of treatment, it might help get him to the point where he can live years longer, but not everyone benefits. the ones that did benefited very well. >> john, why polio and are there other viruss that could work here? could this ever be used for breast cancer, ovarian cancer? >> rht now duke yfuniversity is going to start clinical trials on breastnd cancer melanoma with the same trials. they can get in there and change it easily. when they change it, they can make it so it attacks those specificcells. you only want to attack the cancer. it does that and opens up the cancer so the immune system can see it. that's why they're using the polio virus. >> fascinating and exciting.

dr. john torres. thanks so much. dr. torre t wille you even more in depth into this study tonight. his sto airs at 7:00 right after news 4 at 6:00 on "nbc nightly news" with lester lt. there's a new benefit for some virginia state workers. they'll be getting of paid leave when they become new parents. governor rthamigned an executive order. >> introducing a new child into a family is are time of joy. but can also be stressful. we are hoping to alleviate some of ttress by giving parents the time they need to welcome a new child intoheir lives. >> earlier this year gop house speaker kirk coxnnnced that full-time statehouse employees will be receiving2 weeks of new findings today could give psyccyclists a hea start n safe cycling. susan finds out which helmet

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cloudsut to the >> northern virginia, especially down around culpeper. c clouder, shower activity. temperature only in the low 70s. d. is right i the middle. getting a mick of clouds and sunshine. we told you yesterday we'd be seeing around the area.at take a loohis. we look off toward the privilege crossing the beautiful river. it has not been all that beautifule lately. weot a lot of mud still coming down after all the rain we've seen so far. temperature wise sitting at 80 degrees. nds out of the south at 14 miles per hour. yesterday we had a northerly nd. that brings in the dry area. south winds brings in the warm and hid air. that's what we're seeing now. starting to see the humidity crank up and wre going to see that over the next couple of days. 81 inti bre. to the south where we've had the cloud and showers. only 73 in culpeper. we have some showers still

around -- most of us will remain dry for the rest of ine even it will be tomorrow that we see a better chance of rain. here's the cloud cover. notice lots of clouds in tirginia. but mos of maryland, delaware mostly seeing some sunshine across theegion there too. here's a big storm. you can see the storm spinding arhicago. that's moving our way and that's going to continue to throw moisture in here. take a look at this rain andrs thunrm activity. we will see that maybe as early as tomorrow morning. let's put it out there for you. future weather timing it o. 11:00 tonight. maybe a couple of light isolated showers. the ound 7:00, 8:00 in morning, we see a pretty good band move on through here. then it moves out of here. tomorrow is not going to be a washout of a day. take tumbrella. this is about 50% coverage tomorrow afternoon around noon and then tomorrow afternoon we get a little bit of a break possibly before another round comes in tomorrow evening. that could actually spawn a

couple of thunderstorms although i'mot expecting much. take the umbrella. one thing you won't need, you're not theking about big time fan. the a.c. will be going. up to 81 but with rather humid conditions you'll notic the humidity. showers right on through noon tomorrow. heads up when you step out. we could see wet roads tomorrow morning. take the umbrella with you. 89 on thursday. put the umbrella away and now it's really time to turn on the a.c. warm and humid. a high temperature of 89. heat index closer to 93. friday we get to 93 with the heat index closer to 96, 9 look at this. we're at 97 degrees on sunday. a very hot weekend. of course we've got the quicken there.ational going on very hot weekend for the tournament. seems like the hot air always comes just in time for this tournament. looks le it could happen again. >> always on cue. doug, thank you. no one wants to be bitteny

mosquitos while they're out and about. still to come tonight at 5:00, the repellants that work the best without blong your budget. >> reporter: it was the view that inspired our founding father but now the folks atay m vernont is in jeopardy because of plansor a f

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a look now at some op our other stories. the supreme court is upholding the latest version of therump administration's travel ban ruling that the ability to regulate immigration falls within the president's powers. that policy restricts from five muslim-majority nations. it also adds limits for north korea and venezuela. vandals have targeted a church in fairfax county for the sev seventh time in just over a month. the break-ins started with smashing windo in the basement escalatedings have they include messages of hate sprayed behind the sanctuary. shthey all sla all of the cushions on the pews and smashed the prayer candles. d.c. is boosting taxes on uber and lyft. rides they voted to increase the tax from 1% to 6% meaning that $10 ride would cost you about 50 cents m than it does now. the extra money is going to help many of the metro repairs.

and mt. vernon offers tourists a striking glimpse of history. also offers a view of the potomac loved by our founding father. >> it is pretty spectacular, bud that view c soon change. those charged with preserving mt. vernon say that view is threatened because of plansbuo d a gas plant just across the river in maryland. our c bureauef julie carey explains what's at stake. >> reporter: this family from olumbia maryland among the tourists who will visit mt. vernon and take in the view, one that george washington himself enjoyed. >> what you see is just a gorgeouso landscape with obstructions looking across the river. it almost brings you back to like a feeling of 1799 i >>ess. ut those charged with preserving mt. vernon say that view is suddenly threatened. dominion energy plans to build a natural gas compression plant rightcross the river. from chopper 4 you can see the site they own and have already

begun developing. >> to dominion i would s choose a different spot of ground. sometimes the right decision is a d ficultone. >> reporter: the mt. vernon ladies association campaign to fight the gas plantubbed save george washington's view. they've created this graphic to show what they fear. you a dominion spokesman says that's simply not accurate. the stacks will be just 50 feet below the tree line. >> we specificallyesigned the facility to not be visible from mt. vernon. it's located three miles away, across a river and through forest. >> reporter: but mt. vernon's protectors worry about the future. this family distressed to learn about domini's plans. >> i will be devastated if they do something like that. even if you couldn't see it, i don't know, whether key with hear it or the pollution. i just think you're destroying it. >> reporter: the save george

washington view campaign will be waged nationwide, so a is the meeting with the white house? i'm told that's in the works. at mt.vern on, i'm julie carey. news 4. >> they got an influential partner today. designated the view as number 11 on its most endangered list. the fireoday in wingo's restaurant was an accident. dust carried the flames to the roof. at least one other store is damaged. two firefighters were taken to the hospital after overheating. investigato investigators trying to figure out what sparked this fire in virginia. neighbors on bay side avenue pulled someone from the top floor before firefighters arrive the fire spread to two alarms. no one here was >>injured. we want to go back to our primary day coverage in maryland. voters there in prince george's choosing a new chief

executive for that county. bureau chief tracee wilkins live at a polling site. tell us about that, tracy. reporter: there's a lot going on at prince george's county. as youentioned county executives, but there are also seats open on the board of at edn, the county council, sheriff's office, state's attorney's office. there's a lot for voters here to deci. 're seeing people out there for their major candidates. today we found two of the front runners here competing for votes at theame time. in prince george's county early voting numbers doubled this election with an eimated 40,000 participating. they're on track to triple today. >> if you're not involved, you can't complain. you have to know your issues. you know your candidates and come out and vote. >> there are a number of important local races happening at prince george's county

including county executives. two of the front runners, prince george's ate's attorney and f former u.s. congresswoman donna edwards were there try t sway left minute voters. >> i think the vote is a vote for experiencend i bring a wide range of 35 years of experience from the privateor seo the public sector to congress. >> two things are important, what have y done to this point and i'm pleased to say we have deliveredhe for t not only that but i understand them. i've been here all 47 years of my life. >> the tace between two could deliver the county's first female the race has been contentious at times and a set of controversial ilers sent out by edwards supporters accusing alsobrooks to be a pay for play candidate. one she denied. voters said it comes down to having their voices nheard. >> i the climate we're in it's r nt because that's where starts . >> if you don't participa in

th election, you consistency say anything. if something comes up and you feel like something has gone wrong, i feeike your voice is a matter because you didn't go vote. >> polls are o mn inyland until 8:00 p.m. if you get in line by 8:00 p.m., you will still have the opport back to you in the studio. six candidates in one party. voters are selecting a democrat maryland today for montgomery county executive. three term montgomery county executive legget could have run for a fourth time but decided not to. it's not too late to vote. go to the nbc washington app and search voter's guide to learn more. their servicend sacrifice has spanned centuries. native american veteransbe are g honored on d.c.'s biggest stage. the new memorial t coming the national mall. the same people that

released crash test ratings for cars h a new test. this time it's for bik hmet. susan hogan fines out which ones protect you the best. it's bn a nice afternoon. temperatures at i80 degrees. a few stray showers as we continue through the evening. it's going to be a great evening to get out and. abo tomorrow not so much. tomorrow not so much. we're going to tim out reai

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new safety test revealed some bike helmets protect heads berth r bett better than others.n sugan is here with the helmets ahead of the pack. >> while the helmets areov ing pretty good protection against severe head injuries like skull fractures,ot all are providing equally good protection against type injuries. the testings were designed to replicate real world bike ashes specifically focusing on the angle which a head is expected to hit the pement. this new program by the highway safety tested 30 adult size helmets. four helmets received five stars. they -- all four are equipped with multi-direconal impact

protectionystem also known as mips. >> it's technology inside a t helmt rees pr rotation of the head. thisra minimizes injury risk. >> helmet style also played a role in performance so-called road helmets which are elongated like you see on the screen. they perform bette than urban helmets rodeund shape with whi fewer ve. cost was not a factor in how well a helmet performed. we'vin got a full for you with the testing results in our nbc washington app. back to g you. >>d to know. well, barbie is switching careers. this time the iconic doll is taking upto coding. maker mattel says roboticsne en barbie is designed to spark interest in stem and computerkills among girls. she comes with a tiny robot, a laptop and goggles too. she's also wearing casual

aothing and flats to the lab. mattel iso launching barbie inspired coding experiences for girls online. >> we're getting our first look at wha the westfield montgomery mall is going to look like without the sears. become a lifestyle destination, shops, cafes, movies, a park. sears will be closing next march. the company has already closed hundreds of stores and more are planned. well it' not hq 2, but amazon is opening the doors to a new building today. ahead at 5:00, how this brick and mortar bookstore compares to the website. >> summer means bugs. do you have to spend a lot of money to be protected fro squitos and ticks? just ahead, consumer reports on which repellant?

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tick and mosquito-borne diseases have tripledin 2004. erica edwards breaks down the best bug sprays. >> reporter: to keep bugs from biting, consumer reports says these insect repellant active ingredients are key. deet and oil of lemon yuk lip tus. >> those three ingredients were the only ones we found to be effective against mosqund based on our past a testingit t. >> reporter: it doesn't matter whether you use lotion, sprays or wipes. consumer reports annual review of b spray finds the concentration of active ingredients, wt's crucial to lasting protection. repellants should either have 15% to 30% deet, or 30% owl of lemon. >> unlike sunscreen, y don't have to reapply insect

repellant. put it on in the morning. go about youou business ide. at the end of the day you can wash it off. >> speaking of sunscreen, the experts say to apply that first. let it sink in. then apply bug spray. they do not recommend procts that combine the two. this is one of consumer reports top picks is a b cvsnd only about $6. a much more expensive b maybe better smelling product is, lieve it or not, victoria secret bombshell perfume. a few years ago a separate study found it too repels mosquitos. other tha the oil of lemon, experts warn against most natural repel dnts. they jus't work as well. erica edwards, nbc news. there's i a jok there somewhere about the victoria secret cologne, but we won't go there. deet is considered safe for pr tnant women, buthe oil of lemon should not ben use children under the age of three. >> doug's been wearing that

bombshell perfume for years. >> no one is bugging him. >> everybody wonders why i have no mosquito issues. that's ey. >> you h other issues. >> but mosquitos are not a problem. i got 99 problems but mosquitos aren't one. let's take a l out there right now looking good across our region. we are in af mix sun and clouds. temperature wise we're aboutde ees below average in some spots. again, we have the cloud cover. you noticeun someine mixed in there as well and even, i'm looking right now, it looks like a shower tryin to formhere in parts of fairfax county. take a look at the radar. 80 degrees currently in d.c. 79 right now in ft. belvoir. 80 degrees in gaithersburg.t, a average high of 87. we're nowhere near that. temperatures are well below that. look at warrenton. 71. shower activity around the

culpeper area even parts of montgomery county, leesburg. i'm not expecting any shower but don't surprised to see a quick sprinkle. more storms back to the west, south of chicago moving our way during the day today. we are going to get into a lot more moisture tomorrow. that's why i think we have some pretty good chance of shower activity. high of 82 is what we're going for. showers lely. maybe a few storms. back towards the i-81 corridor. some should be on the stronger side. al humidity. that starts to creep up. you're going to notice it and we're rlly starting to feel it now. by thursday and friday it really gets up there. oud rig lauryn right now, ricketts, no problem with mosquitos for her either. you're going to be want to be inside with the a.c. >> absolutely.f and you're outside you're going to want to have the spf on because we're gng to have lot of sunshine that's going to up our temperature. we've got c oud cover there

right now. a nice little breeze we'll be begging forhe etw a wha w i gt's going to feel like outside. tomorrow not too bad. we've got cloud rain. even a few thunderstorms off to thes wurt.an ay will break out some sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be in the upper 80s, feelingloser to the low 90s. the hu temperatures go on up. saturday at 100 if not aittle over. then by sunday the hottest day we have feeling close to 105.oi we're to have sunshine once we get into friday, saturd, and even sunday. quicken loans golf tournament. thursday, again decreasing clouds is going to be. mug tiger woods is going to be out there. temperatures is going to be in the 80s. friday, 91 degrees with a heat dex of 95. by saturday we're at 93 degrees. it is going to be hot, but i feel likelw it iss hot once we get the quicken loans tournament going. and they sunday it's going to feel well overre 100 d in to

pom ma -- potomac maryland. we keep the heat around as we t head int holiday next week. tomorrow temperature 82 below average, but right back above average. 93 on friday. there's that 95 on saturda the heat index over 100 in the sunday.saturday and sunday it could be close to 105. also very hot and humid monday and tuesday. slight relief into the middle of nextil week. on the warm side fornt sure. movingthe month of july. that's kind of known to be hot and humid in the area of washington, d.c. >> i am sweating just thinking about it. doug, thank you. a temrared celon today. that's probably the best way to describe today's the university of maryland's new athletic director. sherree burruss joins us live with more on the new a.d. arrival on the heels ofst an ination involving a football program. >> as with the media and her

supporters at today's press to put maryland at the forefront of nge big ten conference. the first t he talks about today is the recent death of a member of the football team. 19 eacnair. currently an independent investigation at the school's requert as to whe trainers and staff medicaled protocol in mate may when he needed to be hospitalized after an organized team workout. he died two weeks later. practices since his deathave been voluntary. >> doing the review is about doing what's right. we started that process. as i stated before it's about a 90 d process. we're going to go through that. learn from it. see what the outcomes are. and then moveorrd. because the health and safety and welfare of our student athletes have to be top of our mi. >> as we said, evans introduced as the terps new athletic director, but he's no stranger

in college psik. e april he's been the acting a.d. he's been with the athletic department since april, 2014. evans previously served as at the university of georgia but was fired after a dui in 2010. it's been a long road back and the newman in charge is grateful for a second chance. >> it's interesting when you go throhings in life that are difficult for you. mostim rtantly, difficult for your family and people who count on you so much. but what you have to do is have to get back up and you have to learn and you have to grow.ot i'm through growing. i'm not through learning. i'm not through ch tging. i wa take all that i've learned over my career and in my life and apply that to this great institution. and i am committed to doing that. this is where i want to be. >> reporter: evans will officiallyake over on july 2nd. top coaches weighing in on the

new a.d. >> thanks, sherree. today we got our first look at a memoriale that's going to honoring thousands of native americans who served in ourar d forces. the warriors circle of honor. the design represents inclusiveness in theircle of lp. the officials say they consulted with vets across the country about what theywanted. >> we heard again and again that the experience of visiting the memorial shod be a healing experience, that it should be inclive of all nativ veterans, including american indian,nd native haii yaans. >> construction is set to start next we are. we're told the memorial should be open to the public by late 2020. today president trump award army first lieutenant

garland coor the medal. honor. his wife accepted on behalf of her late husband. he served on the front line of r ten campaignsg world war ii. he was wounded seven times. once he snuck out of a hospital to fin his unit. first lieutenant connor also earned four silver stars, one bronze star and tee purple hearts. he died in 1998. amazon just mov in to bethesda road. the new amazing books location opened opened today. this is the company's second bookstore. it's amon's 16th brick and mortar store in the country. mazon says because space is limited in the store, it onlyll se very popular titles. there's a specialti desig for books kindle customers read ee days or less. you can also test drive amazon devices in that store too. last february president

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harley-davidson said the onlyay it can keep selling motorcycles overseas is by moving some of its manufacturinv seas. the move comes as we see an escalating fightver trade. between our country and some of our closest allies. nbc jay gray takes a closer look at this battle over tariffs. >> reporter: the low rumbles of a harley. for decades the sound of american freedom a symbol of the open road. the road that now leads overseas. >> harley-davidson is an american icon and americans don't want an american icon built overas. >> but the company says a 25% increase in european tariffs adds $2,200 to the costs of a

motorcycle shipped to europe. they added the penalty on the cost of steel and aluminum. now likes sold in europe will be built there. t i think the people t ride harleys are not happy with harley-davidson and i wouldn't be either. >> reporter: president trump has blasted the manufacturer on social media writing never be idson shoul built in another country and they surrendered. they quit. after last year celebrating the company as a symbol of american induriry. >> i'm w about losing jobs. >> reporter: a concern shared by many as the tradear with american's allies intensifies. tariffs t think these are beneficial to anybody, any business in america. i'rn very con about it. i'm a strong supporter of the president, but i think he's wrong in that. >> reporter: both sides in the battle revved up right now. jay gray, nbc news. >> one of the prsident's twe

suggested harley-davidson would be, quote, tacked like never bere. but it' unclear what he meant by that and why the company aiuld have to pay more since it will mai production here in the states. harley-davidson says it has no nemment for the president's post. 4 at 6:00 starts now. n at 6:00, a supreme court ruling highlights the deep countrin this >> they did the right thing thank god. >> i was crying in my coffee room as i got the alert. >> don't we'll breakdown the decision touphol the president's travel ban and look at what happens next. plus messages of hate found in a place of worship. and it's not the first time this church has been caught in the cross hairs. only two hours to go before the polls close in maryland. the top races,he turnout and the potential problems for tens of thousands of voters. our team coverage on air and online starts now. >> announcer: news 4 at

starts now. first at 6:00, president trump says he is vindicated. me the sup court upholding his travel ban today despite his call for a ban on muslims entering the country. seven travel ban covers countries, five of which are muslim-majority nations. opponents call it discrimination. in a 5-4 supreme court vote, the conservatives prevailed w for the majorityhi justice john roberts noted presidents have authority to regulate immigration. >> in a dissent justice sotomayor says it point points in one direction. it was motivated bye-bye as. joining us live from the supreme court with reaction to this big ruling. blayne. >> reporter: and jim, doreen, there certainly has been strong reaction to bot sides. this has been a deeply divisive issue since the very beginning and now president trump is taking this a a huge victory. this is something that was one