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ws>> and now, "bbc world ." th rajini is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am rajini vaidyanathan. >> ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t found out what it means to me ♪ rajini: the queen of soul, aretha franklin, has died at the age of 76. we take a look back at one of the greatest musical talents the world has ever known. from presidents to pop royalty, tributes are flooding in, as in we will be live in her hometown of detroit. and speaking with one voice --wh hundreds of u.s. newspapers have teamed up to articulate anger over president trump's statements on the mea. rajini: on public television in the u.s. and also around the globe. ode was lovingly known as the queen of soul, but her reign on the music world finalle aretha franklin has died at the age of 76, surrounded by her family in her home in detroit. she was diagnosed with cancer 8 years ago but only retrom performing last year. her career spanned seven decades, she will be remembered for a voice so searing it will never be forgotten. age of 76, surrounded by her family in her home in detr

. >>> an 18-year-old woman was under the influence when she drove off a freeway in ws o to free the driver-- 18-year-old ramya ramey -- and some of the walnut creek, killing two passengers on the connection to eastbound 24 and interstate 680 yesterday. firefighters and paramedics used the jaws of life to free the driver. the 18-year-old and some of the passengers, as well. two mail passengers also died. -- male patrol "it unfortu passengers also died. another milestone at san 's new salesforce the driver and two female passengers were seriously injured. >> it unfortunately involves underage drinking and driving, which is the worst part. >>> another milestone in san francisco's new sales force transit center. for the first time, work commuters disembarked at the new facility this morning. we spoke to some of the first riders. eople cheering .. the first ac transit commuter bus pulled in to the new salesforce transit center just before 6 this morning. it started at the fruitvale bart station .. and only got a lit at the bay bridge to >> this is a moment where we can actually exhale. this has

in a new york times op-ed ws attorney general rod rosenstein said cities and counties that open injection sites will be met with, quote, swift and aggressive action. uc hastings law professor says the city could argue that operating the sites is not breaking the law. >> it's not disturbing drugs. it's not selling them. people are required, people who come to the safe injection site have >> right now san francisco is waiting to see whether governor brown signs the bill that would authorize safe injection sites in the city under a three-year pilot program. even if this bill is sent professor cohen says the government could still go after the site as a violation of federal law. >>> would you want your boss to also be your landlord? straight ahead we will tell you why one south bay restaurant owner is adding landlord to her title. she is renting out a house to her employees. >>> right now we have a freeway closure on 680 northb we will talk about that coming up after the break. we will also look at the commute including interstate 80. >>> yesterday at this time it was mostly clear. it is clou

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nbc ws washington. >> we're staying on top of the breaking news at ragin national airport tonight. flights able to take o and land now, but someys sms are still without power. it was a total blackout that started here just before 10:00. we'll check backing in with omari stone who is the in a minute. doug, for now, how about our weather? >> got on the warm side todaysu for . high temperature today of 92. once again, that avege high 87. take a look at the numbers. you notice it was a warm one for sure. it wasn't that humid across the region. most areas in the 80s. this is going to change tomorrow. da92d.c. everybody's into the 90s tomorrow. heat and humidity return. eewatching an thend for rain chances. if you've got plans, i've got the forecast for you. mainly dry next week. >>> back now with another live lookag at national airport from our city cam. the lights are on and dinion energy in virginia just tweeted that power is restored. >> shomari stone live in the terminal with new video. oking a little brighter where you are. >> reporter: tt's right. yo guys, take a look at the arriv

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. >> announcer: this is ws np bc nightly with lester holt.bc nightly ne lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. an american hero is bravely facing the twilight of his lito ght. the family of john mccain says the long-time arizona senator, former naval aviator and proner of war chose to discontinue further treatment for brain cancer. mccain battled the disease for more than 13 months. in a statement today the saying the progress of the disease and advance of age render their verdict. tonight prayers and wishes for a man that's impacted american politics in ways few have while defining public service. andrea mitchell has much more. >> reporter: john mcin returning to the senate lassummer with his wife cindy after being diagnosed with an aggressive brain cancer. >> hey, how are you doing, guys? >> reporter: leaving a his colleagues wit searing speech about their collective failures. >> stop listening to the loud mouths on the radio and television and internet to hell trith them. let't each other. >> reporter: and delivering the decisive vote of obamacare with a silent thuwn. he spent th

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. >>> we'll turn to the nbc ws exclusive investigation into what criticsav called president trump's biggest conflict of interest. last year alone the president took in $40 million in revenue fromhe trump international hotel in washington. according to his latest financial disclosure forms but a look at the guest list raises a question is it constitutional. cynthia mcfadden takes us inside the controversy. >> reporter: it's been called a clubhouse supporters of president trump. >> if you' looking for a member of the administration, you have a pretty good chance of finding somebody. >> who doesn't want to come and have a chance to seehe vice president or the secretary of the treasury or kellyanne conway. >> reporte or ivanka trump or jared kushner or rudy giuliani or maybe even the president himself? >> this is the washington suite. it costs over $3,000 a night ans beautiful. but critics worry those who spend big bucks hethe hotel are really trying to curry favor with president trump. lawsuits o claim it's unconstitutional accusing the president of profiting from his office. the attorneys gen

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estimated one thousand people were killed and about another three thousand left homeless a year on the ws one hundred crease traveled to freetown to meet a man who lost half his family in the tragedy. it's a painful journey for maliki camera who has returned to where he used to live in regent a suburb of the capital freetown. camera lived here with his family for ten years he remembers the day vividly exactly one year ago when he went to work early in the morning in the pouring rain. shortly after a powerful mudslide destroyed hundreds of homes including his own. last year at this time i was still sitting here with my family we talked to the children not going out and i'll never be able to see them again god's going over for no one is helping me i'm suffering and i was hurt so much. i just over it's go i think. almost his entire family was killed by the mudslide his daughter fatima just seven months old. his wife. the only survivor was his twelve year old son daniel who was rescued with severe injuries. cameras says he was given the land by local authorities but there was no official buil

widening out t ws view, still have a few storms going through virginia.re weakening and once they chiss the appal mountains, there could be a few showers, but iha thinks going to weaken before it gets here. but we do have an isolated shower chance later on this afternoon. temperatures are going to be in the upper 80s for daytime highs today. so humidity builds throudaout the day there's going to be some humidity especially by tonight. then monday throughthursday, oppressive heat, feeling like 100 plus. esday, wednesday, thursday, then we'll get some rain, but temperatures in the upper 90s on thursday. nothing happening out there right now. s you ca those storms break up a little bit as they get into virginia, wever, by this afternoon, we started to see few popup showers tomorrow morning. get the kids ready f school, but a few isolated showers and ible.erstorms po mainly west of d.c., we'll see them todayge and tomorrow. ing the kids ready for the school bus stop, temperatures are going to be in the 70s by nchtime, mid 80s but feeling like the lowe 90s, fe

ws reporter: footage shot from a helicopter shows the sheer level of destruction. out of nowhere, the bridge ahead disappeared, taking everything and everyone with it. this cell phone video captured the moment a section of the bridge collapsed. the balance between life and death came down to a matter of seconds. this green truck managed to stop lufew feet from the precipice. other vehicles weren't so lucky. down below, rescue teams raced to find any sign of life, miraculously pulling survivors faom the wreckage and the rubble. families on vacation, workers e d truckers on what should have been a routine journey. one man hurt in the collapse managed to escape with an injured shoulder. "i flew for about 10 meters," he said. "i hit a wall and that's it. d f the 3-ember anything else." foot bridge gave way during a ndden and violent summer storm that swept across this northern italian city. the italian government has already launched an esvestigation into what caused the accident. the bridge was designed and built in the 1960s with 60,000 vehicles crossing it each day.

>> yep. , ws learned policinvei into his claims at the request of the district attorney.imes" shows prosecio had run out on the reported sexual assaults, and a judge in 1997 concluded, "the statute of limitations" had run out for a civil lawsuit. the church soon after promoted mcgee to monsignor. what's your reaction when you learn there's a law that protects the man you say raped you? >> angry, disappointed. i'm actually surprised, too. >> pennsylvania is behind the curve. >> reporter: narsy hamilton is a university of pennsylvania professor. he says some 41 states have eliminated the statute of limitations for at least some child sex abuse charges. there are efforts under way in pennsylvania to do the same. believes prosecutors could still pursue other options, like child endangerment charges against some church officials. >> the secrets were being kept. children were being endangered. and the hierarchy was well aware of it. i think those claims actually have real possibilities. >> reporter: mcgee name is not among the more than 300 predator prs n a recent grand jury re

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we inhaerited an economy that ws slowing down. in the last year of the obama administration the economy grew at 1.5%, which is barely staying ott of recession. >> that is not barely staying out of recession, that is bogus. >> 1.5% is pretty slow. but here's the point. >> recession means you're declining you're shrinking. that's -- a 1.5% is close to the long-term growth rate that the cbo, the fed, the imf all -- one quarter 4% growth. >> catherine, you'll get a quick word before we get in trouble before going over time. >> five quarters of 3% growth. my point is catherine your newspaper said a week before the election that if donald trump was elected, we would have a second great depression and now we have this booming economy. maybe you should say you were wrong. >> you always cite this. i have no idea what you're referring to. i have never said that. >> i'll show you the clip. the editorial page did. >> please send it to me. i think what you're probably referring to is the fact a lot of people basically the mainstream of the eco

ws 4 susan mcginnis has more fromapitol hill. >> reporter: after a one daybreak, president's former adviser i back in the headlines releasing more audio clips she secretly recorded in. inhem she claims laura trump offered her a job on the trump campaign paying $15,000 a month days after she was fired. >> that's $1080,010 $180,000. does that sound like a fair aal. >> i saw this a attempt to buy my silence. >> clearly if you come bonn board the campaign, we can't have it. >> she made it very clear that if i joined this campaign, that i would have to be quiet. >> thelips are among four she gave nbc news. the network has heard the full version and confirmed they're in proper context. laura trump responded thursdant in a state saying, we still wanted her on our team because we cared so much about her personally. the prosecute tweeted thursday thanking manigault newman and linking clips of her praising him. >> i don't think the president is helping himself getting down in the gutter with her.an >>ault newman says the president is threatening to arrest her and otherwiseda inti her. she says donald

. >> we took the highh road ws this morning. brought it back down. >> either tie, i think will be delightful. >> any tie will be delightful. >> you say that now, but i missed the support last week. >> i did hear about it. that's funny. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. >> take care. >>>s 6:48 your time on this saturday. school zones about to get busy around the. area. a lot of the kids are heading backclassroom, but they may not be as safe as you think. a review revealing thousands of traffic violations or crashes near local schools in the pas few years. there are new frefforts to bett protect the kids and the drivers. every year at this time as kids return to school many -- >> try to cross this road, it's like you fearourlife. >> reporter: his home sits a few feet away from a school and closer to a speed camera. >> it's a drag raceway. >> reporter: he installed a great to keep his own kids away from the roads. >> even with buses and kids? >> even with kids. there's a fine toample. fast for the road. >> reporter: state records

. >>> president trump standing by his response to hurricane ma ri the day after the death htoll ws raisedo nearly 4,000. >> the governor the puerto rico is a great guy. we put billions and billions into puerto rico and it was tough. i think most of the people in puerto rico really appreciate what we have done. >> joining me now is puerto rico's representative in congress, jennifer gonzalez, thank you for very day that the official death toll goes to 3,000, the president says he thinks most people in puerto rico are grateful for the response. is that the right message to send? >> this is really the first time ever we got more than $40 billion in federal assistance, but we received in this week was the new estimate of death tolls. i think the study implies that there was a lot of deficiencies in the local government. and at the time if was more -- it was just 64, that is directly related and again it was a lot of people that suffered from not getting to the hospitals at the right time. i like to see people with conditions that passed away in that process, and they were not. to washington un

he said yes of course but you have to remember i ws a farmer before i was president. so down to either. >> so american. >> anyone have a question? >> yes. trying to tie into your comments, mark, and i appreciate telling the gerald ford story. one of the things we did a year ago was to come up with the idea to take president ford's story, standing up for diversity at his senior year at university of michigan where his traveling roommate because of the color of his skoon couldn't play on the football team. historic group put this pbs thing together, and students would fall asleep. and there has some stabs at t we said let's turn it into ha play. let's turn it into a 40-minute play. well, half my board is ready to lynch me. and what am i doing in that. but we did ten productions of the play in february. we have it lined up now. we have waiting lists of schools that want us to go in and do this play, but it's a 40-minute play talking about president ford in a locker room with his traveling roommate, willis ward talking about why he can't go on the football team. so i thin

also causing complication ws the white house, strong criticism after the flag was raised back to fullnger from veterans groups prompted president trump to reverse course and lower the flag back to half-staff. the senate began a week of mourning by a draping his senate seat there in black. also today, a farewell letter written by mccain himself was read by his campaign manager and friend, rick davis. >> i've often observed that i am the luckiest person on earth. i feel that way even now as i prepare for the end of my life. i've loved my life, all o h exp adventures, friendships, enough for ten satisfying lives and i am so thankful. >> emotional for his friend to read that there. this friday, the senator m trip where he'll lie in state in the capitol rotunda. mccain requested that his funeral former presidents george w. bush and barack obama deliver the eulogies. by agreement by the trump and mccain families, president trump will not be invited. under more pressure today, despite our differences, i respect senator john mccain's service to our country. i have signed a proclamation to fly