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singapore and thailand have also offered to help, but theames to roads and bridges will make the operationdifficult for all who attempt it. jane: the possibility of life on mars may have taken a step closer to reality. for the first time, scientists believe they have liquid water on the planet. they think a massive lake sits on a polar ice cap is oe largest bowater discovered so far. for more, i was joined by the science correspondent for national public radio. just how significant is this discovery? >> well, it is a big deal. there have been many reports of signs of water and may seeing water rolling down a ridge, maybe we don't, or we think water was here once because of it shaping the topography on mars. this is the first time that ndpeople have come outaid yes, there is something under the surface of mars that isot liquid, and isce and it is not something else, it is water. jane: is it water as we would recognize it? joe: yes. it is water. i mean, it is salty water. itonas things that are commo mars from the other studies they have done ofhe surface of mars. they are very toxic. you wo

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. >> reporter: this year a special unified program where athletes like corey come to play on theam with olympians like cody. >> we feike we're in one big family. >> reporter: this cody's ninth year with his parents encouragement, he took up sports early on. my dad was my soccer coach in second grade. >> reporter: and it changed his life. >> what i love about soccer is i just prefer to keep moving d around on my feet an also make a friend and relate with. >> reporter: corey was also young when she ri started volunt. >> because i started so young, like i don't really see the difference between some of the athletes with disabilities and people without. >> reporter: and this world where differences don't matter is the world unis shriver hoped f a half century ago. >> congratulations to the special olympics at 50. p>> we appreciate you spendit of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night. >> yeah. >> that lit the fuse. wait till you see wha a both saying now. >> she was right here and the

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. >> not just theame. how you can get in on the fun for free. >> and we begin with that water safety war that could impact you. good evening, i'm wendy rieger. >> and i'm leon harris. >> right now tens of of residents are being told to boil their water before drinkin, his after an issue at a pumping station last night, and as you c here in the blue area here on the map, the affected area stretches from palisades to brookland. >> and the bars and restaurantsn they are impacted. >> with everything that you need to know. >> we'll start with news 4's mark segraves, and we'll have a closer lookt what the problem s.mark? >> reporter: good evening, went an this is one of the spray parks that's closed. normally people will be cooling off here and not today because d.c. parks and recks have close it hadosecause of theble contamination. the d.c. water authority issued the boil water alert after consulting with the federal government at the environmental protection agenc and that tookg eit hours. >> signs like these

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now at noon today, protesters are holding a fourth of july theamed block i.c.e. block party.anizers say it's not a celebration for the fourth of july, instead it's a celebration of resistance. the occupy i.c.e. san francisco encampment at the immigration and customs enforcement at washington and sampson street started monday and they've blocked multiple entrances with fencing and sign. this is one of several protest sites across the country following a weekend of marches in opposition to the administration's family separation policy. i.c.e. released a statement yesterday saying the agency respects the right to protest but that it will follow federal law and agency protocol. at this point protesters tell me they are not -- declining an interview and they will release a statement later today. live in san francisco, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> plea deals offered by the defendants in the ghost ship fire have been accepted by the alameda d.a.'s office. family members of the 36 people who died say it's not enough. derek almena got nine years, will likely serve three and a half, ma

mgm is winning theaming revenue raised and with next pangs it's just a few games away from i largestd upon the demand of o customers we knew we could grow that and knew we wanted to deliver a better experience for our customers. >>y especiaf customers wanted to increase the amount of revenue coming for schools. protesters around maryland pushed the issue to a statewide revenue for november. >> my daughter is 5 years old an hopefully the impact mgm will make in the community will be able to contribute to the school system to impact my a daughter well. > reporter: for all of you poker players used to the area being on the main floormot's d to the new space which means more space in the casino now for slots and also additional table games that. translates into more tax money for prince george's county and the state of maryland. at national harbor, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> just a few hours away from the home run derby at nats park. local fans are ready for bryce harper in action this evening. leon harris is at the park with more on that and theai that's come and gone and how is it

this is theame they have up for national disasters and diseaseea out.they wanted to make clear clear there are have many and in some cases valid concerns of the placement of these kids. they stress to us then'y want to place kids into unsafe situations, with traffplkers, with pwho aren't their parents, into abusive situations. so they walked us through carefully, step by step whth r vetting process is. it's also clear this is a process because of the judge's tameline that was sped up. this was not in place three weeks ago. >> woodruff: waknow thout of 103 children in custody under age five, they have reunified 57 of those with their families, now working on the larger group of children who were fie an up. >> yeah. what do we know about how that's going? >> we wereold today significant portion of the parents of those older kids 5-17 arady in i.c.e. detention. it simplifies the process somewhat because it mens a lot of those kids will be reunited with parents in i.c.e. detention, and they're setting up a handful of reunification, primary reunification als

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