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herere lest conditions, about 59 degrees, humidity 74% and calm to about 7 mile per hour winds. as we head throughout the day, the winds are going to pick up especially during the afternoon and into the evening hours and they're going to hit around 20 to 25 miles per hour which is not going to help the firefighters but push the smoke away from us once again, especially into the central valley. you can see from about stockton southward to bakersfield, unhealthy air. traveling that way, be careful. >> we're taking a look at the bay bridge where i mentioned a minute ago a high wind advisory. right there the flags aren't looking too bad but the cash paying lanes are stacked up a little bit on the left-hand side of the span. headed towds t bridge. no majors delays and no metering lights as of yet. pretty great all the even out of the central valley. we are expecting hopefully light traffic today, the day after the holiday. southbound 17 the ram top northbound 85 we have partial closure there due to an accident. and there are flares that are burning their way out there. just be aware

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this guatemalan mother and herer daughter finally. >> i don't have words to how it feels. >> the biggest challenge is verifying family relationships. the agency now using dnangfi pag to prepare a new timeline. in a news conference friday, connecticut gov now dan molloy treatment of immigrants. >> knowing the damage you have already demonstrators looking o abolish i.c.e. but vice president pence defending the agency at its headquarters. >> we will stand proudly with our brave heroes of i.c.e. and border patrol. >> just this week, arrests were made at the mexico dropped by 18% last month. natalie brunell, abc news, los angeles. >>> discharged immigrant recruits and reservists who enlisted in a program that promised them american citizenship, according to the associatyol recruits they were labeled as security risks, but otherwise were not told why they were being discharged. the ap did not have a number of service members kicked out of the service. immigration attorneys say there aret 40 enlistees. pentagon officials declined lawsuit. >>> a trade war brewing between the u.s. and china. >> n

herere the stormhances through thursday. where you're seeing red this is a high chance. mountains west of i-81 at about 70%. the areas here in yeltw have ab moderate chance for seeing a late day thunderstorm through thursday. this includesfr erick, loudon and fauquier counties at about 40%, and the areas in green, the d.c. metro area and the beaches have a very low chance ofuneeing rstorms tomorrow, wednesday and thursday at only about 30%. but everybody will be dealing with the heat and humidity through thursday. on friday rain a move through the area with a cold front and that pulls the midity out of the air for akturday and sunday. if you want to brom the heat and humidity you have to wait until saturday and tomorrow is going to be another weather alert day. >> makes you feel hot just looking at that. thanks, amelia will. >> coming up. the news 4 ideem exposed anu er of huge d.c. teachers working without a license. >> next at 6:00, scott mcfarlane updates the case that started the investigation. a local teacher sentenced for striking a studenme >> and sum shutdown. wh

i have questions about herer whn you're done. >> she is very tiny, shorter than me, maybe four-foot 11. the alarm goes off every morning at 1:45 in the morning and she has to get to the bakery to maka the donuts. she gets to the bakery, has done a, cupcakes, little tea cakes in a multitude of different cookies and pastries anddi danishes. by 9:00 in the morning when i get in there and start talking to customers, she started than not for eight and a half hours.w this is a woman who spent her entire life as a democrat. she voted for bernie sanders in the primary in 2016. she says to me i was born a democrat. my parents are democrats from the grandparents are democrats. i'm married to a democrat. i worked for democrats for 32 years. she started her career as a cook in the sheriff's office in jefferson county, ohio, which is located along lake erie and to the east of cleveland. h she wanted something more from her life than being the cook in the sheriff's office. the same job her mom had good she is working full time and decide to go back to school and better herself. she gets her degree i

clear he will be able to bring down the prime minister with the interview he ga o before he arrived hererhe's going to be able to change the course of how the country exits the european union. >> woodruff: is it fair to say europeans see a difference in the president's approach tohi pulitzer prize year versus last year? >> you know, i think that what they have found is that his approach to foreign policy is quite similar. last year, of course, they were a little bit surprised. i think they're less surprised now, and i think te takeway here is, tactically, they believe that thent presi when he is speaking publicly, thinks it's proprieta and effective to publicly criticize others, even allies, whether they're allies at n.a.t.o. or here in the u.k., you know, the prime minister's govrnment, while playing nice and saying nice things at th'vsame time. thsort of decided or learned that that is how he operates. beyond that, i think that there's also a feeling that, at the end of theday, this president strategically speaking, is really motivated b eanistaste for the europ union. that was very cle

herere she says there waiting fr her fingerprint and in other cases, we hear dna. >> they may not bee to cle ore with their un grandmother, clearly the relatives. if they have to get a dna test, that to pay for that. and fingerprints. at our slip of the next ups the parents have to take was there reuniteted. .aura has done a great job i think journalists can look closely at how the trump administration is clamping down on the rights of these people as they go through court to seek asylum. families come to the u.s. to seek asylum. this case that i reported on in my story for the nation suggest parents who do their asylum claim denied, which is likely to the new limits sessions has implemented, they may have to decide, and my going to go back to the country i fled with my child in the u.s. to face a separate asylum claim? the have additional opportunities they can pursue. these are parents whose children think that abandon them. we've heard that arabs have -- we've heard reports that children don't even remember what the parents look like. amy: we will continue to follow this next week

my son remains back at the atbox herere and he was left the floor. i did not know anything about my son when they interviewed me. amy: in that case, judge powell denied the motother's asylum reququests and ordered h her toe deported.. ofelia calderon, can you elaborate on this? >> on the process, i mean, this is something that we need to beware of in terms of how that process works. that is exactly right. the process when you come to the united states is you go through interview andr demonstrate there is a significant possibility you will be subject to prosecution. once you pass that interview, you go on to apply for asylum, for which the standard is essentially, to break it down, you need to demonstrate there is 10% possibility that you are going to be persecuted on one of the five grounds. when you are at that level, honestly, the fact that you are able to articulate that persecution and a reason why should be sufficient to pass. seemed toabel, there be a blanket negative across the board, and that was shocking. that happened to my own client betty

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on herere sean next up democrats line. caller: how are you doing?ng in reference to the supreme court. i would like to read alexander hamilton us federalist papers statement. the concept of judicial review is for the supreme court to ensure the will of the people who will of the legislator. even when it comes to abortion issues there's no specific law out there. just like right now trump is trying to sign legislature and i think the supreme court was designed to help break that. to separate those branches. deadlocked when it comes to this row versus wade i --'t think it's fair host: we will let you go. guest: i hear an argument in your room. host: that is actually something -- guest: that is something this nominee believes strongly in. the three branches of government how it is so vital for them to know what their powers are and what they are not. when one oversteps the other we create great civil unrest and in no other issue could you see that in stronger highlights in the issue of abortion. when the supreme court justices made up a constitutional

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