the government says 400 kids whose parents have already beenb departed areng held. o d there's no time line reunite the families. government lawyers say some parents voluntarily left their children . >>> one of the founders of the freedom caucus is working on a promotion. if republicans keep the to rity, jim jordan pla run for speaker of the house. he's an ally of preside a trump and critic of the speci investigation. he faced allegations during his time at ohio state. he turned a blind eye to alleged abuse by a team doctor. paul ryan is not seeking re-electi re-election. but he's endorsed kevin mccarthy as his successor. >>> a wife and mother will say her final good-byes to husband and children who drowned in theoaevastating duck accident. their funeral takes place at noonn ims. last thursday, that duck bolt capsized and sank during a storm. all, nine people from the coleman family daye tia coleman and her nephew were the only other survivs s. >>> kll be headed back to school in a few weeks. but in prince georst's county, ents who don't get all of the vaccinations

opioids areng is not a solution for long-term pain. the part of the brain they operate on becomes coated so you have to take more. is, if you cut off someone in severe pain, they are going to get something for that pain. host: thank you, color. mr. stamp: thank you. you are right. medicationtion of needs to be followed and i agree with what you're saying. i don't have a lot to offer because those questions would be better addressed to a physician. post: they talked about a medical use of opioids. would you agree with that philosophy? ascribe towe like to the concept that all tools in the toolbox. recognizing some patients respond to different solutions. that is a model for medicine. respond better to certain treatments -- some will respond better to medication that blocks the pain. need to be on a medication that is a step down to recovery. what we try to look at in maryland is all schools of thought so we have treatment modalities. host: we have a line set aside for maryland residence this morning. go ahead. i just wanted to say i hav

in the debate on brexit, but not in support of theresa may, but in support of her colleagues to who areng arghat britain should have a hard departure from the eu. he said tonight effectively that s if britain gwn the softer brexit route that theresa may proposes, the trade deals donal trs hoping to conclude with her with the u.s. might be off the table. that is a pretty extraordinary intervention. , he is not being very nice to his hostess, is he? how tricky is this for her? could thin:damage her? hen you think that she has had two resignations this week, boris johnson, the foreign and davidaving , davis, the brexit negotiator, leaving, she is in a parlous position. it is a febrile atmosphere with a lot of political uncertainty. donald trump has come in, rather like barack obama two years ago, and put his fingers on the scale tt debate, but not in support of the prime mink ter like barama two years ago, but in opposition to the prime minister. theresa may is a very polite man, but i'm sure she would dearly love to tell donald trump, mind your own business. jane: sounds like the special re

child porn cases areng explo around the country including right here in the area.cott mcfarland and the news 4 i-team show us local police ri are conside this new and unexpected crime fighting tool. >> reporter: millions of images, thousands of victims. >> pictures are being distributed again and again and again. >> child sex images are oftenen in plain sight on devices that eook like every day objects from legos and neckl to key fobs and credit cards. >> people hide them in attics, crawl spaces. >> reporter: so hard to find but now there's a new officer on the trail. >> seek. ee >> reporter: m harley, not your typical k-9. >> she's better than we are. >> reporter:his lab has a nose for electronics. >> we're probably doing two to three searches a weekepight now. >>ter: all those devices leave behind a chemical scent. cell phones, thumb drives even sd cards. harley and just about 20 other especially trainedog worldwide can detect it. we had to come to manhattan to meet harley at k-9 detail to the new york fbi field office. ouk-i-team tep found s will soon be in dema

reporter: now, five congressional democrats areng aski the department of justice to open an investigation. the mcglocken family attorney, who also represented trayvon martin's family, is demanding that the state legislature amend the stand your ground >> we have to let them know clearly with a united voice that we can do better as a society. >> reporter: in the meantime, state prosecuto will be reviewing the shooting to see if any charges should be filed.ma rodriguez, nbc news. > and still ahead tonight, if your children don't know what things cost, we takeou to a different kind of summer camp. teaching kids the value of a buck. >>> also, training for a mission to mars. you get a taste of what it would be like to ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement

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safety groupsar areng community officials to think twice before shuttling the camera lenses. we have both sides of the debate. >> reporter: r light cameras have been an absolute part of our landscape for a long time around here. take a look at this one right here at the corner of connecticut avenue and porter street in northwest d.c. there's some safety groups that are saying if you take these cameras away, you are increasing a safety thsk. debate is always going to be there with red light cameras. are they a safety device. >> i do tnk that peo especially after they receive the ticket are much more awareep orter: or are they a cash cous >> they make money. that's about it. >> reporter: take a look at this crash tcht video whi can be hard to watch at times. a right angle crash generally one of the worsts types and t is the kind of crash thats commuterike gail dread. >> this is a thororghfare. >> rr: sief aafety advocates are worried because many local government starting to drop red light programs and they say deadly crash vs goes have gone return. more than 800 people died in

there are tremendous advantages me american economy and trade allows us to do what we are best there areng -- tremendous advantages to the american economy and trade allows us to do what we are best at. to go back to the previous caller who was challenging the president's authority to impose duties. i think the big showdown is going to be over automobiles. the president has, in the works, a 20% tariff on all automobile imports in the united states. under the call of national security. that's an abuse of the system, consumers will be hurt, the price of new cars will go up two to $6,000. that will hurt poor people the most. it will hurt the auto sector which is doing quite well, we are exporting a record 2.4 billion cars. the president seems to have a special fixation on german imports, the biggest bmw plant in the world is in spartanburg, south carolina. they employ a thousand americans earning good salaries and export 70% of their vehicles to europe and china. those jobs will be in jeopardy if we start a global trade war over automobiles. host: can you give us an example of recent history

. >> trump supporters areng boyc walmart over this impeached 45 tee shirt.online by a trd party company old glory that makes shirts. hats, mugs and >> once word got outlm, wat sells many make america great again sglents the beach is returning to national building museu this a summernd will look different. starting today visitors can june into a ball pit pool a part of fun house inllation installation. >> features life size home use full of rooms and displays and out back a play house and ball pit designed to look like hot tub. >> my son loved the beach when it was there before. that's supt' fun. >>s a must-do this year. t we mus do weather and traffic. michael thomas let's give it to them fourth ofca july fore. >> let's do it getting through th fourth which could feature aor thunderstorm wo. most of us sti dry. all of us will be hot and humid today. that's for sure. willt be as bad as yesterday? no, i don't think so. reagan fashional 97. bwi 99 with heat indexs v all aerts approaching 110 during yesterday afternoon. begun i think we'll be be few degrees cool

temperatures areng to feel like 90 degrees for most of us at 9:00 p.m.ow, still feeling like temperaturesre in the 90s with the heat index of 96. isolated rain chance ore there for rks. otherwise, temperatures falling into the mid-80s by about 9:00 mostly cloudy skies. it's just humid. humid again tomorrow with ptly sunny skies. a high temperature of 91 degrees. more scattered late day showers and thunderstorms. by friday, we're tracking widespread rain a thunderstorms, mainly during the midday and afternoon hours. that set u up for beautiful weather saturday and sunday. low humidity, plenty ofan sunshe hows in the low to mid-80s, doreen and jim? >>> thank you, amelia. >>> next at 6:00, one of the best sites on america's birthday. we'll take you to a swearing in ceremony at mt. vern. >>> customers tell he was was the friend faced behin the counter. >>> we're still followin nthat breakis from new york right now. live pictures from above. a woman who participated in an migration protest at the statue of liberty today being uncooperative as rescuers try to

as you wake up this morning, those temperatu gs areng to pop into the mid 70s by the time we:0 head into the hour. again, plenty of sunshine out there today. temperatures headed to right around 90 degrees. another comfortable day with plenty of suhine and very warm conditions. now, all-star events. we got that going on on tuesday. it is going to be beautiful. until then we've got some events going on. we've got the col run that begins at 8:00 this morning. if you're headed down to yards park, it'sbe going t beautiful and comfortable. home run derby later tonight. wa and sunny. for that the sun going down about 8:30. and down at the wharf, comfortable. bring the sunscreen. noenty of sunshine out there today. ing happening on the radar right now. that's pretty much the way it's going to be today. tomorrow we will ha chance for showers and storms. temperatures will be in the low 90s. it will be more humid as we go through the day tomorrow. and, again, a chance of isolated thunderstorm. we'll have a little better chance into monday. about a 30% chance. orowers and thunder on monday. temperat

many areng-term, expecting more weakness because all the fundamental functions are still there.e might see more tariffs this week. still impactsl -- in monetary policy easing. all of those factors are still there. bank of america is expecting the currency to weaken at the end of this year. is there the same sense of panic as there was in 2015? globally, there doesn't seem to be the level of contagion we saw then from the fx right. actually, nervousness has spiked but it is far away from the levels we saw in 2015. one good example is the offshore yuan three-month reversal. -- the an indicator gauge stands at 1.1%. that is far away from the level we saw in 2015, which had spiked to 4.5%. it has been trading in lockstep over the past few days. that suggests that there is not much panic in overseas markets as well. manus: thank you very much. the very latest on the chinese story. li na, there has been a positive or thought in the yuan market. has the pboc done enough with verbal intervention? would you fight that? lena: i would not. is playing a balancing act here between allowing t

showers and storms to our north and weat areng in this direction. we do expect some of these to move in through o partthe morning hours. not for everybody, though, for the morning commute. right now it's 81 degrees in washington, 80 quantico, 82 in annapolis. our typical 80-degree spots thaf we've h so many days in a row. rest of the area mid-70s. here's what'soing to happen today. by 7:00 a.m., we'll have thunderstorms north and west ofo d.c., mostly 81 from hagerstown down to la ray especially. then by noon, those showers move through the rest of the area. by afternoon urs, we start to dry up. wait until you see your weekend forecast, though, looking much better than this. we'll check that coming up. let's head over to melissa mollet, see what's hpening on the roads. >>> good morning. rails right now, metro delays to glenmont on the r line. this is a power problem outside of shady grove. ov to theoads now. washington, westbound independence avenue near 17th street, we have a water main break there. not too many details at this point. we justrenow

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up and you areng also seeing a lot of their sentiment happening in the utilities space.versus calls. that is understandable if you have seen utilities rise about 11% over the last month and they are safety trades. now -- but then if you flip -- conversely you go over to where all the bullish at vivid he is, where is all the financials. >> there is a little bit of a flipping here. >> that is why vix is 12.7 today. you are having the sector to virgins. >> exact. the return to the sense of will not happen or is it sort of a pause? >> i think investors are positioning themselves to going to earnings season in all of the -- now they are positioning themselves. financials will do well the current market and they will be selling off. especially the options market. >> moving on over here, and they're looking at a trade going to january. >> option contract, they want to actually align themselves with walmart. as well as one of the biggest leaders over in the chinese it. now google just got in for about $40. jd.com as -- is really seen as the walmart of china and so they have roug

there are many other players who areng in a wireless and coming in. they had signed a partnership to invest together to create the wireless business. they have entered in the last five quarters all pieces coming into the business. they have committed to $10 billion of spending. as does charter. and several other players. now these positions are coming in. my statements are coming in and still are that they're not competing to the level that they should. it was a long issue into that. when it came it was priced above market however analysts have said as many as 5 million customers could go to comcast and charter over the next two years in the each of them have and net present value of about $20 million in their wireless business. >> they are very viable competitors. what has changed other than the announcement of this merger. other than the announcement of the merger. they continue to late in the lead in the acquisition of new customers. the entry has added 570,000 postpaid net more than at&t and verizon. the last couple things senator the players in c

there are tremendous advantages me american economy and trade allows us to do what we are best there arengtremendous advantages to the american economy and trade allows us to do what we are best at. to go back to the previous caller who was challenging the president's authority to impose duties. i think the big showdown is going to be over automobiles. the president has, in the works, a 20% tariff on all automobile imports in the united states. under the call of national security. that's an abuse of the system, consumers will be hurt, the price of new cars will go up two to $6,000. that will hurt poor people the most. it will hurt the auto sector which is doing quite well, we are exporting a record 2.4 billion cars. the president seems to have a special fixation on german imports, the biggest bmw plant in the world is in spartanburg, south carolina. they employ a thousand americans earning good salaries and export 70% of their vehicles to europe and china. those jobs will be in jeopardy if we start a global trade war over automobiles. host: can you give us an example of recent history wher