shawn harper, university of southern california director of the race and equity center. appreciate you joining us from the west coast, capping our program this morning on "washington journal." guest: thank you. >> we don't live in the same part of the country. we don't have the same location, the same particular outlook, but where we are all the same, men of color, women of color, is the way we try to instill a sense of fear, you can call it respect, but a sense of fear as a sobering consequence of what could happen if interacting with the police goes wrong. >> tonight on "afterwords" hughley and actor dl shares his thoughts from his book "how not to get shot and other advice from white people." >> how about a police department respectful of the people they work for? policewoman held to a higher standard than children? there is a certain point when children just don't listen. should they die for that? as ad we accept that, society? is that really the best we can do, to tell our children to be more responsible than the adults trained to serve their community? >> watch "af

>> good question, harper.red some downtime while on family vacation in indonesia, where she's been watching her mom's 1998 movie "spice world" on repeat. victoria says the littlest beckham is obsessed with the spice bus and now she wants a little gucci dress just like her mama. >> oh, the little gucci dress! >> how cute is that. >> i love that so much. harper is so stun zblg isn't she. >> beautiful girl. >>> all right still ahead -- >> what am i thinking right now. >> thinking about how lucky you are to be standing next to me. >> nearly 18 years mel gibson learned what women want, taraji p. henson shows us how she's flipping the script. >>> once upon a time in hollywood, this happened. the movie that unites brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio for the first time. >>> while magnum p.i. co-stars are living together. >> we like to call it lambda lambda lambda, it's like a frat house. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio spotted shooting their film "once upon a time in hollywood" at

. >> their daughter, earon harper, 42, was dead in the doorway. >> when you saw that jewelry, you knew it was your daughter, what went through you, judy? >> i lost a son in '78 in a car wreck. he was already gone when i got to the hospital. i could have shed a few tears, went on about my business, but this was different. my son was 21. he had no children. >> the loss of earon, a mother of four, was devastating. but now the family had to deal with what happened to baby erica.

long—time friend sharon harper. in iran has been admitted to a medical clinic in herjail, after reportedly suffering panic attacks. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was temporarily released a few days ago to see her daughter, but returned to prison on sunday. she's serving a five—year sentence for spying, a charge she denies. britain is to build a cyber centre in kenya to help police stop child abuse images being shared online and help efforts to identify potential victims. the announcement is being made by theresa may in nairobi, on the final stage of her african tour. earlier, the uk and nigeria signed their first security and defence agreement, which they say will help defeat boko haram and islamic state militants in west africa. and the german chancellor angela merkel is in senegal, kicking off three days of talks on trade. she'll also be visiting ghana and nigeria. mrs merkel has placed a strong focus on african diplomacy in recent years, and has called on countries to do their bit in stemming the flow of migrants to

greg harper: he made a bad mistake. vicky: greg harper has been a member of the ac transit board of directors for 18 years, president twice. he says he was stunned to learn a driver felt so scared he brought a gun onto a bus. he says he was unaware drivers have been reporting more serious assaults until our investigation. vicky: people who see these stories may wonder, "how could the board be so in the dark?" what do you say to them? greg: what gets to the light of the board of directors comes through staff. and what staff thinks the board should know it brings to the board's attention. vicky: it sounds like you're blaming the staff for not bringing this to your attention. greg: i would say yes. when you choke the driver and drag him, choking, out of the seat, i wanna know about it. vicky: harper says he wants the agency to review how it responds to crimes against drivers, so they won't feel the need to be armed. greg: we're gonna fix it. we wanna fix it. congressman ro khanna: but they're often put in dangerous positio

the harper and mccain families are best friends. holidays and travelling together, we are side—by—side on a ranch in the northern part of arizona and have loved the opportunity to be so close. i am particularly thrilled about my family, my children, having senator mccain, such an inspiration to all of them. how will you remember him? i wonder... many of us know he had long—term physical injuries from his time in the military and under torture as an pow, was it evident, day by day was he in pain, restricted in his movements, did it factor into his personality? he never ever complained. as a matter of fact, we used to tease about 7am in the morning it is the horse march up the mountain, out of bed ready to go, he had them leading the way. he loves life. he was inspirational, whether it was for the world or the nation or ou state or, in our case, our families, he was the same person, excited, out in front, moving forward. it is right, he couldn't lift his arm to comb his hair, he had a hard time walking — never complained about it, jus

congressman greg harper and capital resources. congressman harper is sitting next to me. i'm very privileged at this time to ask him to introduce our distinguished moderator. >> thank you so much. i hope you have enjoyed your day here at the mississippi book festival. i hope that you will always mark down the third saturday in august. it is just, believe it or not, it's gotten better and better each year. it's a great way to spend your day. it's also a great way to find christmas gifts, new books, new authors and things of that nature. it was just a year ago we were in this room with dr. carla hayden from the library of congress, the librarian. so to have the significance of the people that are here as panelists is very, very special. but it's my great honor today to get to introduce our former governor, haley barbour, really, truly a man who really doesn't need an introduction. everybody here knows governor barbour, who served as our governor from 2004 to 2012. but really took mississippi to a level that she had never been before, and it really goes back to something tha

harper was eventuallysq dilified. >> harper was protesting the amount of money he was supposed to receive for that fight. the minnesota commission says that he'll likely be suspended. >> so he's probably not the only one mad about the money. >>exactly, everybody else. >> they came for a show and that's what you get. >>> right now, 10:14, 78 degreey alreoutside, lauryn ricketts alreoutside, lauryn ricketts says the heat and humidity are as your home becomes more connected... shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can get phenomenal capacity for your tech. we'll even help you get another device to put it to the test. right now, get $200 toward a range of google and nest smart home devices when you switch to fios... plus the fastest internet available, plus up to 200 tv channels, plus phone, with a 2-year price guarantee, all for $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreement. and if you order online by august 31st, you'll get a $150 visa prepaid card. now is the b

as a lot of them are published in harper's magazine. and in these essays i range over all sorts of subjects cultural is full as well as political. i study the history of the mcmansion and i'm the only one to try to write history of the mcmansion. i inquire about that persistent popularity of the book. and i take a close look at the career of andrew breitbart. he's kinda like the john the baptist for the savior who now occupies the white house. there is a sense in this book. of my and maybe your of what feels like the eternal sake girl of the car he is subverting federal agencies. he is doing it all in the name of the common people. it is just so maddening to me that this goes on and on and it it seems to be impervious. we think of the amazing opportunity that we have to interrupt this cycle permanently. the fantastic mandate behind them desperate people anxious for him to do something. i think about that moment. we could be in the second year of the biden presidency or something like that. would've gone on and on for decades. it's ronal

the adorable offspring of music's first families. >> the boss, bruce springstein, graces the "harper'saar" cover with his 26-year-old daughter jessica, who, by the way was -- ♪ born in the u.s.a. >> and just like any normal father/daughter dynamic, yep, he embarrasses her. she recalls this 2012 moment of being brought on stage to dance in paris, saying, quote, i'm still traumatized. ♪ you are beautiful emts. >> a pressure faced christina aguilera, who describes herself as a, quote, mama bear, poses with her cubs max and summer. check out mariah's 7-year-old twin moroccan flexing his muscles. she says he takes after his dad and is quite the comedian. >> he's hilarious. i spilled vitamin water on the bed when we were watching a movie, and he goes, don't blame me young lady. i was like, where did this kid come from? >> i'm so proud of him. >> no i'm proud of her. that's what dads are for. >> check out nicole richie lounging on the lap of her soulful dad lionel. she told them they would do anything for a laugh. we are show ponies. >>> speaking of christina, two months ago, she dropped a ne

hits bryce harper in the kn. harper would stay in the game. watch this again.riefly he would stay in the game. g he came next inn out of the game. nationals win it though 6-2. >>> sports illustrated onc called him the smartest man in the nfl formersk rs bobby one of the master minds behind the redskins appearances in the '80s. made a decent move hiring gibbs and they were the greatest era of redskins history.ni t bobby got his due and was enshrined incan ton, ohio. took his place among the great his e hall of fame and presenter none other than hall of fame coach gibbs. his career spanned 33 years as a scout for the chiefs. director of player personnel for the dolphins and general manag for the chargers. drafted four future hall of famers. advanced to four super bowls including two with the redskins. we showed you joe was backpack drive taking place at the rptge row k center in southeast. third year for the events spon sords by the family over everything foundation. and much like his teammate morris relishing the opportunity to give back. >> we are in a position

you get charles harper, mr. tate's mentor, saying to the children, you must be citizens of the world. if someone treats you with hatred, you must respond with love. this is martin luther king's high school. but martin luther king had not even gotten there yet. that theuggest to you lost education of horace tate amplifies our understanding of this network by showing us the ways in which training black children for democratic citizenship was a subversive act. they were laying the foundations for a generation that did not exist, for a world that had not come into being. theou look and remember kind of placards that most of us can remember from the 1960's, if i were to overlay that with the curriculum that we see in the schools, you would see similar ideology. the atlanta daily world, referring to the activities at booker t. washington high school 's civics education in 1932, writes the following -- if the young of today are trained in , these of the ballot same young people will not sit passively and let themselves

harper not happy. bout him now how he feels it. bryce not alone. inhe fourth, juan sotoalls him out on the strike. what's going on? soto shares his thoughts with gibson while walking to the dugout. bottom of the sixth, to needo worry about balls or strikes. harper crushes the left. his 28th homer of the season. the nats trail 7-3. the next batter is soto. 19-year-old. uh-oh, doesn't like an intense conversation. gibson tosses him. davey martinez ces out. you know the damage is done. soto's first ioinjectn. opportunity and game lost. nats lose three, 5 1/2 behind the braves. oriole fans, most of them paid extra because they get three rows by themselves. top of the ninth, rays lead 4-3. tw on. it's trey boom-boom mancini deep to left. that brings in two. a two-run go ahead double for mancini. orioles beat the rays 5-4. >> you were drafting somouody from roster to baby-sit a whole bunch of kids. who would beum yourr one draft pick? >> that's a mesd upquestion. >> i would say i would not want josh norman. he's going to be on his phone all day tweeting.

the minnesota commission says harper will likely be suspended. everybody who showed up are like, are we not going to do this? what are you doing, man? you got to go fight? >> i don't know a lot about boxing, don't they know ahead o time who's getting how much of a cut? >> doesn't mean he doesn't get to be upset about it. >>> a live look at the u.s. capitol, the sun i scheihining through, but there is rain in the forecast for some of us. lauryn ricketts is going to update us not only on the this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 24-month financing on all beds. ly for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. >>> the remarkable life of one of the country's longest serving senators has ended

inhe eighth some life from the bat of bryce harper. able to come through with a two-run homer.nly his second time at the hits the 30 home run mark. nats trail4 in the ninth. >> at leastgo he haa od night. d >>> props to dave, the hardest working man in .broadcasti up at 35:15 this morning. we'll be up for top-quality floors at rock-bottom prices, there's no place like floor & decor. you'll find the largest in-stock selection of tile, wood and stone. you have to see it to believe it. visit us in-store or online at flooranddecor.com. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- milo ventimiglia, rhett and link,

bryce harper wasn't traded.y not doing anything, they extent brian kinsler to e cubs, by doing nothing they seemed to be reminded they had are sotothing. ght against the mets they were something es. hey, he's still here. bryce harpe not goingnaire for now. the future can wait. present was too good. harper doubles home firstni inng. tray turner. that makes it 1-0. trust me my friends, this is only the ginning. then ryan zimmerman it, rbi single passes tim wallach of expos fame for mostin hits franchise history. that makes it 2-0. there's the confirmation of what you just said. still in thefirst, tanner rourke the pitcher comes up. how about a bases clearin double from the pitcher? wow. 6-0. part of a seven-run first inning. our g scorecards wereetting messed up. and this continues. are you still with me? thirdinning, dal murphy loves playing against his old teab. how t two men on base, if you do the math, that's a three-run homer. it's now -0 nationals. in the third inning. they did hold on for a 25-4 win over th

some more hitting from bryce harper.irst inning, nats pick up where they left on on tuesday night. harper offsyndergaard. nats early lead. in the third it, rendon a new papa of a baby, gi but his bat isawake. two-run homer. nats go on to win, 5-3. see, wit end a good story. that makes you feel good, right in. >> remind me never to give rizzo stink eye. >> he'll put you on assignment. right? i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready. it happens every time. i've got it. and every time, she wins. you always do this. no, no. i insist. it's on me. alright. but you have the bb&t app with zelle who are you texting? oh, uh no one. i really should go back. and can pay the bill before she even leaves the restaurant. beth! ah... the taste of victory! bb&t. all we see is you. i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning.

says that doesn't make it right.vanessa hall-harper/city councilor:"it would be history repeating itself to go away any time soon. (ken)(ken) officer shelby issued a statement monday night that said in part: "as law enforcement we experience many critical incidents throughout our career. these tools that i share are just a few to help them cope with the stress of the critical incidents they had had or will experience." she went on to say "my class is not about the shooting and i do not discuss the shooting." (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to break up today leaving cooler than normal tempertures again. highs today were in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see a trough of low pressure sitting across the west coast. this is keeping temperatures across the state running below the average for this time of year. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to uppe

rumors swirled around bryce harper and since then rumors have beenreplaced by results. errper is still h in d.c. and the nationals might finally be on their way. the nats you see are on their way up for a, chan winners of 8 of 11 and bryce harper batting .367 and in the 15 games before, it harper was batting .176, and tanner rourke has been shoipg for the nats. 3-0 in his last three starts. that came in the last two weeks, less than two weeks. matt beaters is a big reason t catchers are backn track. >> are those kirks, a new recreation center unveiled thanks to d.c. united, parx a reck and the idea is to increase access for soccer f more kid and families. folks can use thepa play now past daylight hours. >> i think it's awesome because it's not inch al. it's in a recreational center and everybody in the community just come together a play on it and like practice stills on it. >> just a great experience being here and watching the kids smiles on their faces. i think it's great what everyone is doing and them getting together and buildin place like this is really good and

. >> shots fired. >> reporter: black had killed harper as officers burst in. >> they see mr. black emerge into the officers' view. the next 13 seconds, officers continued to give at least five commands to mr. black to drop the gun and to show his hands. we don't know why, but for whatever reason, mr. black did not drop the gun. >> reporter: that's when officers fired four rounds on black, killing the wrong man. during his service in vietnam, he was awarded many medals, including the purple heart and bronze star. >> mr. black saved his family's life that night, in particular, his young grandson. we remain heartbroken over this tuation. >> reporter: the officer who killed black was also a military veteran. and, jeff, it turns out that he was also involved in another shooting a month ago. the police chief says that the department is now receiving death threats. >> glor: heartbreaking is right. jamie yuccas, thank you. heat warnings went up in much of europe today. records that have stood for four decades are falling at the height of tourist season. it was 104 in madrid, spain. 1

because that was the justification in washington versus harper. now the law has not changed. [buzzer] madam calvillo. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. madam president? >> president m. cohen: thank you very much, madam clerk. i appreciate that. seeing no other members of the public that are left, public comment is closed. madam clerk could you read items on the adoption without reference committee calendar. >> clerk: 78-81, a unanimous vote is required. alternatively any supervisor may require a resolution to go to committee. >> president m. cohen: thank you, madam clerk. i would like to sever item 81. >> supervisor a. peskin: item 78. >> president m. cohen: supervisor peskin severing item 78. anyone else? supervisor kim? >> supervisor j. kim: i just want to ask the city attorney do we need to sever item 65? >> no, it's not on the adoption calendar so the board will vote on it after the closed session. >> president m. cohen: are there any other items people would like to hear separately? all right, seeing none. please call the roll, madam clerk. >> clerk: on item 79-80.

since the all tar break and since winning the home run derby bryce harper has caught fire. struggles in the first half of the season,ti b .333 and eight extra base hits the last six games. nats are hoping that will continue in the series again the red, a team in which harper is career 00 hitter against. >> a genderl rev football style. long snapperod styleay. the faustamily from york, pennsylvania, big redskins fans enlisted the longpe snapr's help and he came through and the pink appearing and the faust family have a t baby giro go along with two brotherff good s from them. by the way, the -- those ketchui packet handed out are not for resale. you can't sell it. >> like a >>> tonight, an extraordinary warning in the white house, the top national security and ff intelligenceials in america joining together to sound the alarm that russia is coming aga. >> our demracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> a strikingly different scene than ent trump siding with vladimir putin. u.s. officials warning the threat is real and the u.s. could strike back in secret ways. >>> in the meanti

and then i went to harper collins. and worked for my friend bruce nichols who is now the publisher of -- [inaudible]. and throughout those years, i would say, conservative books were always published on a general list, along with other books from other ideological persuasions. this was the general -- this was the real idea. it was the original idea behind an outfit like the free press. we wanted conservative voices to be -- to have a place at the table. we didn't want our own separate table. and so for many years, i kept that up. when i went to harper collins, after publishing sarah palin's memoir "going rogue" which was a huge success. my boss at harper suggested to me that we should have a conservative imprint because a number of other houses had started them. >> your own table? >> that's right. and i was always -- i was a little uneasy about the idea, but there was compelling business reason to do it. and so i said yes, let's do that. we were part of news corporation, our sister companies were fox news, the "wall st

[applause] >> now i know why mr harper kept referencing the temporary facility.he rent over there is a lot cheaper. [laughter] >> you better up the fairest at a.c. transit. we are charging a lot more that now that we've got you real close. there will now be a countdown. there will be a countdown now and mohammed nuru is going to take over, and i am sure glad that most of you tolerated my participation to the limited extent that i can. mohammed nuru! [applause] >> is so, market, would you come on up? we will go through a countdown. -- where is that little -- mayor breed and later pelosi, will you all come forward? and the rest of the team could come around. and so, both of you, after the countdown, you press the green button and what you will see is our display boards that will actually show commuters exactly where their buses are and what time they are and how to connect around the city, but also to the east bay and every bus that is coming through here. are we ready? >> five, four, three, two, one. there we go! all right. [cheers and applause] >> ok. we have one

in twenty sixteen loven to complain to the management about two contractors one is stephan harper and the other is a company called long term strategy group will begin untangling this with a helper the pentagon tasked him with writing up policy sheets for problematic regions at least from the u.s. standpoint like russia or china or india this fact alone raised red flags for the whistleblower since the department of defense as employees tasked with just that while how her was an outsider what made things more suspicious is that helper was paid astronomically more than others. nobody in the office seem to know what hope or was doing for his money is sub contracted out a good chunk of it to other academics he would compile them all and then collect the balance of his fee as a middleman that was very unusual for this type of work the pentagon reimbursed helper with more than a million dollars in the span of just under six years and a stranger doesn't get this kind of money in washington allegations of undercover spy games around help or date back all the way to the reagan years while more

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thanks so much for joining us today, ben harper, from beijing. to twitter. after being criticized for not banning conspiracy theorist alex jones. twitter is taking temporary action. originally jack dorsey said jones hadn't violated the rules but a new video posted by jones has. dorsey told nbc jones's suspension is designed to change behavior. orany suspension, permanent tempora, make someone think about their actions and their behaviors. >> do you think he will change his behavior based on a time out? >> i don't know. we have found it does have the potential to change behavior.' emily: jones will not be able to probably interact wtih users for a week but he will be able to browse the platform. walk us through the step by testep. why does he have any access at all? a videohe did post that seem to incite violence against the media. now twitter has been doing this 360 reversal after last week after said it said that alex jones had not violated any of our policies, yet we will take action what he does. the team decided not he has taken action. as you heard from

bryce harper stays where he is.om substance abuse, trading as bipolar disorder. worked his way back to football. friday will be the starting quarterback for the. you know what she do when you get to the nba first-round draft pick? michael porter junior of the denver nuggets yesterday for a couple days ago surprised his mom was a brand-new car. >> i love when they tell their parents i just paid off your mortgage. >> you run instagram, tuning up for stopping your career being a pro basketball player to raised eight kids. >> eight kids. that's amazing. >> good mom. you can catch sports reports on fox reports on fox's 10 minus one for seven mysterious xm channel 115. coming up, apple shares in the premarket after the company reported a record quarterly earnings. how the news is playing overseas in london straight ahead on "fbn:am." ♪ . . lea: apple does it again, michael houston chief market analyst at cmc markets joins us now. good morning, michael. what is is the reaction of apple overseas? >> yeah, we expect apple sh

they squared up to fight in minneapolis, but as soon as the opening bell ran, harper just ducked underwas protesting because he felt he wasn't being paid enough money for that fight. hi eventually was disqualified. couldn't he have done that earlier on. >>> for the second time in a month, the power went out at the iconic dodger stadium. the game was tied 4-4 at the bottom of the ninth inning.dey, dodgers went on to win 5-4. >>> we leave youh from russia, e latest red bull air race. >>> the first shot everybody just turned around and looked and after the second, third, fourth shots everyone just took off and ran for the exit. >> three are dead, including the shooter believed to be 24-year-old david katz from baltimore after shots rang out in the 2019 video conferce. >>> honoring the life of senator john mccain, this morning we have new details on what's ahead from arizona to washington. >>> a stunning allegation against pope francis, a former arch bisho up. >>> family and friends gather for the funeral of

harper wasventually disqualified. >> but there's back stoo all this.walked out in proteste because of mount of money he was supposed to receive for the dpifight. the minnesota commission says that he will likel be suspended. thanks, everyone, for showing up, but there's not going to be amatch. well, drama inside and outside the ring. >>> we're going to c have ance for showers later, lauryn ricketts is >>> the remarkable life of one of america's longest serving senators has ended. just a day aftno his family ced he would end treatment. >>> and a murder suspect for a 10-year-old d.c. girl, but th're still working t find the others involved in the deadly shoot-out. >>> and months after two people were stabbed to death police need help identifying the killer. >>>it is 7:30 on this busy sunday morning. >> and younow it is so hard to encapsulate the life and the career of john mccain, but we're going to try and that is coming up as we remember the late senator on news4 "today.an which do to begin with lauryn ricketts o and weather because we know you are tra

. >>> and brice harper will stay in d.c. for now.ike rizzo recently told "the shington post" that the six-time all-star is not going anywhere. we'll tell you about the team's historic win that you'll be hearing about all day today. dollarsthousands of worth of golden that we have to tell you about this morning. >>> and if you are just waking up. we're tracking a swift water rescue underway after a night of heavy ra. >>> and this is in vienna, virginia. virginia. remember, emergency crews ♪ virginia. remember, emergency crews ♪ dstart thwith the chicken you love. get the feeling of chick-fil-a, for breakfast. ♪ welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, ndso you can stream, game, wat. kid's right about that! see! we are gonna have so much fun here. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal.sp get the fastesds available for the best price with the fios gigabit c

he would see another win and more hitting for a guy who stay, bryce harper. that's picked up right where they left off. harperips one up the middle ofd. syndergaar they are five games back in the division leading the phillies, in case you're counting. you should be. reliever sean kelly no longer in the roster thanks to his actions last nightgiving up a late home run in that 25-4 win. frustrated so slamming his glove to the ground and glaring into the that's dugout. that did not pleaseeneral manager rizzo who designated kelly for assignment. he said he was actually frustrated by the umpires. either way, he's gone and rizzoo did not mincs today. >> what he portrayed on the teld last night was disrespectful the name on the rsfront of the je, the organization, specifically david martinez, you're either in or you're in the way. i thought he was in the way. >> anchors glaring at me over there. i better get out of the way for someone who isever in the way. sherry burress at redskins training camp. you've had a good day down there. >> yeah, there was certainly some h

mentioned bryce harper. apparently the nationals were just waiting. it becomes the best in the majors. since harper won the home run on derby last m he's returned to his mvp form batting .359 with 3 home runs and 13 rbi. the nats have sred five or more runs since the all-star break. hosting the redhe tonight and nats need their bats to stay heat while they look to crowned in the n.l. east. >> maybe we can saye're focussed a little bit more and a matter of a timely hit, and i think the walks that we create as a team puts a lot of pressure on, you for example the other pitchers and the other staff, and gets the people on base so i think just got a tough lineup and it's as simple as this. >> tonight's game has been postponed due to weather. mother nature, i know, we're worried about getting to the cars in the parking lot. >> exactly for all of us. >> thanks, chris. n that's ours for now. >> "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. seyou at 11:00. e e>> tonight, a wild dramnd to the manhunt in that doctor murder mystete in xas. police surround the police srou

keith may, professor at the university of minnesota, and angie beeman, and shawn harper of the universityuthern california. be sure to watch washington journal, sunday morning. join the discussion. ♪ announcer: sunday night. >> what must that sound like? >> mommy. [crying] we are hearing the cries of children, immigrant children, who had just been separated from their parents at a border patrol detention facility. and it was audio that i obtained a month and a half ago, or so. with the help of a

stephen harpers response was go read the constitution.erence to read the constitution has explicit instructions were the housing was not the responsibility and his government wouldn't participate. what is make housing crisis worse since that report was the previous ten years of government which effectively cuts supports on the cisco cuts support for construction repairs and a limited the federal presence on subsidies right across the country. if we did not come to the last decade with we can housing resources, the city of toronto and montrÉal, vancouver and others across this country would not be in a position to be frustrated and the response to we have a robust system, would have emergency happen be maintained and instead went exact opposite. one last note. the first act, the very first act of the provincial government in ontario was to eliminate $800 $800 million in committed funds for repairs to committee housing. it will lose one year of housing per day for the new building. that will only make the situation worse. we need partnershi

to thefifth, scoreless, nats threatening, two on for bryce harper, he hits into the inning ending double play. the shutout streak continues. to the sixth, stillfocoreless, nolong, though about rosarioakes row hards deep. mets on the board first. 1-0 new york. this time, todd frazier hits on. de mets take a 2-0 lead. to the eith, nats trying to get something going. here juan soto single, he tries to extend it into a double. he's moving fast. goingo go for the bag, but his leg comes off the bag on a slide. he's called out. that shutout in three straight games for the t firste in team history. 3-0, 8 1/2 games back of the braves. >> we have opportunities early, we can't score points. it's frustrating right now 37 a lot of zeros, we have to come back tomorrow. we have to start swinging the bat. we're behind. we had opportunities for, we couldn't. >> baseball this afternoon, a camden yards, game one of the doubleheader with the yankees. th's my favorite sho of the day. tie game in thethird, it's a three-run home run. yankeesp 3 5-2. more yankees power. a two-run shot to right. no doubt about