and put detroit on the map not only architecturally but through heralded as engineering prosperity, beine to bring in the tobacco that makes our cigar manufacturing flourish at the turn-of-the-century, bringing in stovew iron to make our industry and later automotive industry flourish. when the bridge opens in 1930 we are at the height of prohibition. it quickly gets the named the detroit windsor funnel because of the illegal alcohol smuggled through it. it is tied to who we are not only as a city but as an industrial hub. we have to have these methods of transport or we would be stuck going back to post-civil war fairies which screwed up the entire industrial transport of north america holding products over here in detroit for sometimes as much as a year and causing great spikes in the value of products like rain when the holdups would occur because of the river freezing. the impact of opening three transit routes between two countries is monumental to the city of detroit's growth. x -- we with the siou become a transit hub for the entire country as a national transit hub it plays into o

he is in a london prison after beining jailed for 60 weeks for skipping bail. women are taking ,art in a national strike protesting against gender inequality. many are angry the country has been slow to change. i asked if this protest action was likely to result in something substantial. women's marchand contributes to the parliamentary elections upcoming. to moret a shift feminist policies,s, which are needed. given our demands and our despair and exasperation, it is key in this process. >> why is switzerland lagging behind w wn it comeses to gendnr equality?? >> we don't have an answer. we can afford more wealth for policy. part of it is a lot of women do not wish to recognize discrimination. historically speaking, protest is seen as something that divides. three different biguages, but not having a neighbor. these are centrifugal forces. it is badly connotative. it isadd onto that, difficult for women to assert .hemselves >> the notre damee cathedral wil host its first mass and say fire ravaged thee landmark two momons ago. 20 people are expected to take par

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o atne point, being prodded about itg bein time for him to pass the torch an joe biden saying nt mains a strong hand hold on that torch. we also saw some moments of levitydethroughout the bate. when it was all done, here is i how broke down. former vice president joe biden spoke the longest out of all of the candidates, followed by senator kamala harris and then senator sanders. voters this morning, waking up with a clearer picture of these 20 candidates and what they have to offer for this presidential run in 2020. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. >>> we have breaking news this morning. we are following news out of the district where offi say a man was shot andtilled las night on $14 street before a rec center. is body wase found nar 3:00 a.m. the area is still closed in both directions on 14th street. as soon as we learn more, we will tell you. >>> this morning, a 4.6 bill dollar border funding bill is awaiting president trump's signature. after brief negotiations, the house voted to pass the senate's version othe plan. the house bill would provide more protection for migrants, s pr

od the warning keep in mind tomorrow, if you'll bein passg through the national harbor.th e coast guard tells us it's going to be hol an emergency drillor starting tomrow morning at 9:00. lthat dril includes mock rescues of people in the water. if you see a large emergency response, keep in mind it is just a drill. >>> new tonight, virginia attorney general mark herring talks to news4 about his calls to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana in the commonwealth. he told us criminal prosecutions for pot are costing virginia nd s of millions of dollars and they ordispronately effect people of color. >> we have seen the lives of so many people, especially young people, who have their future pportunities limited by an arrest or conviction for a small amount -- position of a small amount of marijuana. it can litfuture educational opportunities, housing, student aide so many different ways. and we can do better in virj. >> herring says he hopes public support will force lawmakers to act. the republican led general assembly has shot down similar efforts in the past. democrats are trying to w

and we will bein jo with an interview with her mother. >>> a man fitting rooms pled guilty to unlawful filming.s he u tiny cameras to film at least 60 women a girls in different shopping centers. fair lake, promenade, fair oaks and tyson coroner's center, ourred in december. >>> donald tru s jr.d he had nothing to change. he appeared once again before the senate intel commi ee earlier today. lawmakers wanted to revisit testimony trump gave about meeting with russians who offered quote dirt on hillary clinton back in the 2016 election. they also planned to ask m about his knowledge to build a tmp tower in moscow. trump had been subpoenaed by the committee's republican chair fter the speciacounsel's report. there needed to be clarification for michael cohen serving time for lying to these investigative bodies, i'm happy to do that. i don't think i changed anything i said because there was nothing to change. >> on capitol hill moments ago h theuse oversight committee voted to hold both attorney general william barr and commerce secretary wilbur rosn contempt of congress. one republican jo

published the soul of america, the battle for our better angels and that project i think along , may bein this group better than introducing you to them, introduce him to you and i will introduce you -- them to you which is to say this is a group of people who share your desire to find out what it is and to remember what it is our countries based on and that soul israel. we believe the carter center has a special place. based on that soul here. . do, as we get ready -- he is ready for the spotlight again. we will have a panel discussion but as an introduction, there is video we will show very briefly that highlights the work of the human rights defenders that the carter center supports. as i said yesterday, the carter center has done its very best to only but on ideals ideals as put into practice and to support the people who on the ground every day, day in and day out are fighting the battles for human rights in their own communities. i think these examples are remarkable. you will hear more about them but i will show the video briefly about the human rights defenders and then john meach

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work crews are in the area fixing a water bein ma, reopened. drivers are being diverted on to a service road for now. take a look at this video, some of you may haveeen stuck in traffic this morning due to this bus fire. ghis was alon a stretch of the baltimore washington parkway, near 197 in laurel. northbound lanes of the parkway were closed for some time but reopened. you can see the flames shooting out from the back of thebus. not clear what started that fire. >>> an unbievable scene unfolding in northeast d.c. last night, gunfire on benning road. one of the bullets going right through a window, hitting a woman asleep in her bed. megan mcgrath is live with more from the woman's mother.me an? >> it was a very scary close call for a young wom in northeast. she was at home, asleep in her bed, when a stray bullet from a confrontation that was happening out in the neighborhood went into her bedroom and grazed her he head. you can see the hole in the frame of the window, the bullet traveling inside the second floor bedroom. on the other side of t

you just heard they interviews with these folks, they are bein told not to cooperate and we have the document in our hands that he was able to get a copy of when he was down there. what about this? >> these migrants don't cooperate with border patrol agents. they're very evasive with no responses when they're getting interviewed. many times they are very vague and has for travel plans and that's because of these they're not allowed to cooperate furthe letting them know not to cooperate with border patrol agents or ice officials. >> and they have it all translated for the spanish-speaking migrants, give them spanish,, we heard from people down in del rio, texas will we we're at the border, that their middle eastern migrants also crossing the border who are claiming asylum and people from other countries not in the northern triangle, s these groups are facilitating more lawlessness and a lack of cooperation. at derek, how hard does that make the job of border patrol and then of course ice. >> pretty much sees open border advocates are advertising that we have open borders to the united

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stronger is bein a typical kid... despita rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier ... . and coming home sooner stronger is seing answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stroer. >>> you're watching news 4 at 6:00 frm 6:00. >>> back now at 6:30 with what may be a case of vigilante justice. >> sources tell us a man may have killed his neighbor believing the man may have tried to kidnapis stepdaughter. both man live in the woodridge neighborhood, but the case itself stems from a disturbing discovery that occurred in in bridge, virginia, back late april. >> meagan fitzgerald has details of this unusual case in a story you'll see only on news 4. >> i love living here. i've lived here about five years now. >> reporter: neighbors who live in this quiet northeast community near south dakota avenue will tll you it's fairly neaceful. >> this has bee the perfect neighborhood to raise a family in. >> reporter: this woman didn'tn want to go o camera but says on may

as we come back out here live, we can tell you this, there's one more big question bein asked today, will this be the year republicans upset democrats. i heard you tease that here. the thing isoth teams have young new blood they're counting on to pull out a win here, but who knows. this could be the year the republicans snatch it from the democrats. back inside to you. >> they've been practicing. see. >> yep. >> thanks, justin. >>> som metro passengers have to pack patience this summer. a permanent fix to the cooling systems dupont w circlell be delayed. those a along the red line. metro tel us while trying to fix the pipes that supply that cool air workers hit a lamp post and metro now has permission to move it but officials say it won't be able to restore thell air to the stations til some timeext month. news 4 has found temperatures inside those stations can routinely be up to around 90 degrees in that range. that's hot. >> it can be dangerous, too. >> yes. >> especially on the ground. >> if you can't get to a pool, e there are otr ways to cool off. news 4 camera spotted this grou

the zoo says a zookeeper did to the lock a door that would prevd hefr bein cka relast month and not yetned to work. the zoo is considering a two- door, two-lock system. >>> there are two different locks keyed withonperson carrie of those keys. at least right now in my mind, that is the best way to make the best effort at preventing human error. >>> the zoo's new policy mandates that before a person enters a potentially dangerous animal space, a second person must first check locks, doors and location of animals. >>> a wisconsin man is getting a lot of attention for his unusual job. he uses high-tech decoys to chase away problematic geese. he clears geese and other birds from parks in an area east of green bay. people are not going to the excee nt odr uses these station to chase after them on land and even in the water. >> the coyote comes out and runs around the tree periodically and then it goes back into hiding under the tree. it has proven to be much more effective in keeping numbers of problem birds down. >>> the decoys are not being used everyday, just once a week but he says it is

hunt for a col student in utah who mysteriy vanished afte >>> cruise shi passengers florida after bein injure bahamas. >>> and world cu >> >> team call with an even ahead, an in paris today tuesday, june 25th, >> announcer: from nbc news, this guthrie live from miami kotb live from studio 1a in rockefelle >>> hi, everybody, goodmorning, welcome to "today" on a tuy morning. craig's back in studi i'm here in miami ahead of tomorrow's first debate i 2020 presidentia hi, craig, good morning. >> good to see you my frie. it you there is literall set for that two-night >> that'sright, infact, i think this i folks are getting at it we're a center in downtown miami the stage is bein speak inside the night conct hall, and on wednesday nighn thursday night we're going meet the candidates candidates, two we'll be asking them the questions tha their minds. we're going on the debate just ahead we'll start this middleeast iranian officials are blastin those new u.s. sanctions impe by the trump labeling them feuda this mean a diplomati richard engel i >> reporter: security adviser john bolton said the

it is t hard tbelieve ere are five ack and own boy someere bein interrogated or pulled off the streetething they did not do, that there are people we know behind bars who are only there because they cannot pay to get out. that a majority of people who are behind bars right now in this country have never seen a trial. the system is not broken, the system was built this way. built this way. it is important for us to understand what it is so we can dismantle it and start again. it is truly -- i don't think will be in my lifetime or yours, but this work is important to continue to talk about what is happened here and to bear making sure there is a foundation of knowledge laid so we can get to a place where does not continue to happen. amy: ava duvernay, they get for being with us, writer, loser, -- producer of independent films, including the just-released four-part netflix series of the central park five case called "when they see us," of which she is the creator, writer and director. she is the winner of the emmy, bafta and peabody awards, and an academy award nominee. she is also the d

democrats specifically, are going after members of the trump administration who they think g aren't beinooperative. the attorney general, commerce secretary wilbur ross, the former white house counsel, down mcghan, all of them up for contempt votes for not kpling ith subpoenas. the votes to happen next week. >> thank you. >>> all right. the sun is up ultimate can see that. after a chilly start, we're wondering if it will warm up. >> yes, have faith. >> i do. i have faith in you. >> aer 14 1/2 hours of sunshine -- >> love june. >> yes. it's doing to be really pretty today. if you liked yesterday, i think you're probably going to like today even more only because similar levels of humidity and similar temperatures. but without the wind. without the wind stirring things up, easier on allergyer suffer for today. perfect weather for all of your outdoor activities. ifyou're doing any long distance run training, these are the mornings you need to steal away and get extra miles ofai tring done on days like this. we cannot guarantee weather this cool and comfortable for several more months. right

. >> klay said he'll beine but klay could be half dead and he'd say that. we'll see. he thinks it's minor. i don't know what that means going forward. >> okay, so that was steve kerr talking about some of the injuries the warriors were dealing with. everyone looking at thompson, undergoing an mri today. looney will have both an mri and a ct scan but it's still unclear whether kevin durant will be able to return for game three. game three is wednesday night back in oakland at oracle arena. abc 7's coverage starts with the news at 4:00 p.m. and dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown at 5:30, the game at 6:00 p.m. stay tuned after the game with larry beil. >>> teachers are going to be back on the picket line today. this is now week three of striking. the new haven teachers association is now asking for strike pay and a full year's credit to retiring teachers. the district opposes both proposals. the union says it's now willing to accept a 6% raise over two years. they were originally asking for 10%. tensions have been running high at t table. >> any kind of place

they don't condon't actions of their tenant and that corrective measures are bein taken. live in hyatssville, derrick ward, news 4. >> they lost money because of tha b they should willing to step in and do something about this. >> unbelievable. >> boy, unbelievable. >> derrick ward reporting live. >>> now to a developing story in frederick county. route 26, liberty road, remains closed in mt. airy because of a crash there that killed the driver of the car. two others were injured. detours are in place and we're working to find out exactly what use that had crash. >>> now let's get at first check of the forecast. the heat and humidity if you've been outside, it's really ramping up out there. >> the heat is on. doug kammerer is in the storm center. how hot do we get, doug? >> temperatures in the mid-90s by later on this week. yeah, we're starting a heat wave as we make our way most likely into the day tomorrow all the way through the end of the weekend. take a lock outside right now. no 90s just yet. we've seen a little bit of cloud cover today which has kept temperatures d

classes will bein in november at the virginia tech roanoke center. >> you know who has four sons andhese two guys. >> don't need the credits. still want to larn. >> pay to drink some beer. it's true. >> to learn about it, the ience of it is fascinating. >> it helps you enjoy it even more. >> that's right. >> it's going to be nice to have a cool be tonight and a cool night. >> my gosh, a really cool night to the point where you try to maybe -- we can open up the w n windows, but u close them before you go to bed because it's that cool. temperatures in the 40s. this is going to be the coolest night we've seen most likely until then of september, maybe early october. this is some really cool air coming in across our region today. on the chilly side right now. i think chilly side. one of mto phographers just had shorts on and he goes i don't think i should have worn the shorts. we're still at 74 degrees, but there's that coolness to the atmosphere. sef 70 degrees at 7:00. by 11:00 i think some people will be down around 50 degrees in theur sub, maybe the upper 40s. 72 in leesburg, reston

. >> nawaz: but the president is saying tghese will bein next week. you can't confirm if what the president is saying is tnoe? >> i't going to confirm from an operational capacity and stance when we are going to dois >> nawaz: in the process of launch something mass arrests if you do so moving before, we've seen this happen in the past where ice agents will arrest are while a child is being dropped off at school or while children are in daycare. what will you do soi the chldren aren't left behind? >> let me tell you what we've done ae conti do specifically with families. we've geffen them a tremendous amount of due process. we have made sure they hav access to attorneys. we have made sure they have access to legal counsel, interpreters. we maid sure they new and and where they were supposed to go h the department of justice so families were put at the head of the line. when we did that, over 90 failed to show up. >> nawaz: it's interesting you mention that, though,iehere were stback in january about fake dates being provided by ice agents, meaning the

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thank you to susan, christina, mike, that unk ynk you for bein us. >>> ckamala harris' campaign is planningramp up presence in the all-important primary states. with her first debate weeks away her team is amping up their ground game and kicking off a hiring spree. it's the first step in a long-term plan that will mean a very busy calendar for harris in those states. joining me now from alabama where harris has an event today, our very own nbc news national political reporter vaughn hillyard. vaughn, we spoke earlier this morning on "morning joe" and you were telling us how she's polling in that area and the fact that she is in these states really an acknowledgement that the campaign needs a more robust operation if it wants to go the distance. >> reporter: yeah, morgan. this campaign is opening up kamala harris as a national candidate. making the case not only to progressive activists within the democratic party, but making the case that kamala harris is somebody that can win in a general election across the country. of course, when you look at the south, the prospects of winning the state

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thanks for bein here with us.'m adam tuss. >> i'm tracie potts in for meagan fitzgerald who is hanging out at the game. >> yeah. >> she was having fun. >> but so this heat, what is going on? no relief today. looks like back in the 90s. i'm blamingauryn ricketts. >> i blame her all the time. did we break the heat wave? >> we could break it today. are going to reas be in the upper 80s. you have to have threeif consecutive days above 80 degrees. we are back into it. a lot of 90s on that ten-day forecast. out there right nowwe have got a lot of sunshine. it's beautiful out there. we are seeing some rain showers through the south and west. be tiful conditions out the right now. just a gorgeous look over the potomac river early on this sunday morning. 73 degrees. now, you ca see the winds are out of the north. that is good. s at means that the humidity going to trop a little bit. so dropping humidity won't quite be as muggy and sticky out there today thank goodness. us far as your wake-up weather is concerned yoan see t

it led to mor safety changes that are still bein implemented today at the transit agency. derrick ward with more on the memorial service. e>> reporter: it was thworst crash in the metro system's history. nine people died and 80 were injured on the red line tracks just outside of the takoma station dudang a mony evening rush hour >> i was at work. >> reporter: work for him was a local hospital. they prepared so receive victims. he got wordyrom a famil member who had been watching the news coverage. >> they think they saw my brother on the train. >> reporter: jnice hawkins. the bell tolled nine times at the memorial in honore of thos who died on that summer day a decade o. he stone pillars bearing the names. victims. if you stand in the right place, y can seehe trains passing on the same section of red line track. >> we lost two people very dear us to. >> reporter: her brother david and wife w were among those perished. she says for eir family it's a sad day. >> also a happy day because ite gs the opportunity to bring the family together. we celebrate their lives. >> my hear