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in some ways they there aare ne what is old is new is again. >> first you, you worked in the obama white house, the first black president. it stunned everybody. it was a moment of great hope. you heard what van jones said on the night that president trump probably even surprised himself by winning. this was a white lash he thought. given your experience in the white house and now, what does it mean to you? what does it mean to be black in america today? >> to be black in america is to know that you are in a precarious situation in that freedoms that have been recently won or acquired or progress that had been made can be taken away in an instant. think of the post-civil war reconstruction period where you had state senators and congressmen who were african-american and how that was snatched away violently so through lynching and through jim crow laws and segregation. so the step backwards that brie was talking about is really the story of being black in america. so you have to remain vigilant. you have to remain aware. and i remember i was working in ohio when president obama was elected

he gets a little emotional when he thinks about some of the punches he's endure >> got shot in 1996, aar accident, and the kids that i have been working with, get et shot, and killed and i don't want that to happen to them. >> that's why this father of 12 dedicates so much time to keeping these youngsters busy, while at the same time, pushing them to do more than just master a peek aoo boxing style. >> like i say, their discipline, parents caring about people, respect. >> over the years, h has had chances to throw in the towel on this program. >> i've been offered to go places to help really good fighters, but i can't leave my baby babies. >> reporter: because he wants hs babies to see as an example that you can get up after being knocked down. but he also want toss show them that in the ring, and in life, not to be knocked out in the first place. >> one, two, three, kobe are. >>> 9:56 is your time right now. you can see freedom plaza, some folks are gathering now, but not the crowd wee anticipater today as we have a rally and several counter protes here in stth this is not a bed. it's a

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out at night, it's not a question of if they're going to get taken by a mountain lion or predecessor aare type. it's a question of when. >> reporter: they are trying to teach predator-proofing lessons. killing mountain lions, say experts, doesn't actually protect your animals. >> a mountain lion has its territory where it gets food. if you kill one mountain lion, another will come to fill its niche. >> reporter: this map shows one male lion's territory, covering 17,000 separate properties. killing that lion would upset the delicate balance of the ecosystem over a wide area. so the lion team is challenging the community to help this new litter survive. they're lucky to have a dedicated mother. >> to see how patient she is, so people can learn a lot from lions. >> reporter: and check out these new photos of the cubs, now 4 weeks old and cuter than ever. eric thomas, abc 7 news news. >> talk about patient, while the hidden camera rolled, the mother stayed with her cubs for 28 hours straight before she finally went out to take care of her own needs. we have more video, more links to the livin

. >> reporter: and indeed the unemployment rate is at an 18- aar low. but jared bernstei economist in the obama administration, was convinced the tax cut money would be used not to create jobs but to benefit shareholders, through stock buybacks. >> in fact it's happened big time. we've seen a real escalation in share buybpoks. >> er: stock buybacks are expected to hit a record one trillion dollars this year, an almost 50% increase over 2017. so what is a stock buyback? harvard business school's charlie wang puts it simply. >> the company is repurchasing a certain number of shares outstanding from the shareholders, and by doing so they're distributing cash back to the universe of shareholders. >> reporter: in recent years, firms have been repurchasing their own stock, with a vengeance. apple approved a new $100 billion repurchase program in the spring. and from ebay to pepsi, in the years 2015 to 2017, companies spent almost 60% of their profits on buybacks. but now why do companies buy back their stock? because it typically boosts the stock price in the

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a republican congressman duncan hunter and his wife will be aar arraigned in federal court tomorrow, following charges from using campaign finance money for personal purchases. in one instance, buying clothing at a golf course and re reporting the purchase as balls for wounded warriors. >> they believe the indictment is politically motivated. house speaker ryan removed him during the case. he was the second member to support president trump, the first, chris collins, wolves recently indicted on insider trading charges. >>> it certainly shows a couple living way beyond near means. using campaign money to fill the gap. a devastating end to the search for mollie tibb etc., the 20-year-old iowa college student two disappeared while jogging, they say christine rivera led investigators to her body buried under corn stalks and corn leaves. he now faces first degree murder charges, the suspect an undocumented immigrant. at least one border state republican quick to pounce. arizona senate candidate kelly ward tweeted the lack of leadership and courage by open border senators like jeff flake a

aar aaron? >> melissa, thank you. a silver spring father is worried about his daughters.een kandyce or karr men matos since they saturday. they left without necessities cluding their glasses. he says his daughters often hang out at the westfield wheaton mall. anyone with information is askey to call montgoounty police. >>> still no sign of a missing 12-year-old girl from virginia and her grandmo elizabeth and angie rodriguez were last seen sunday on south main street in harrisonburg. investigators believe this man, hareton rodriguez-sariol kidnapped them. they believe he may have been taking them to new york. he was found in >>> the weather did not impact the nional night out events in the area. it aims to build a better relationship between the police andhe the communitiesy serve. >> there were several events, including a cookout put on by police and community organizers in southeast d.c. there was also an event at marvin gaye park in northeast in my ka yi wilson's honor. she was shot weeks ago. the family hopes this will help end gun violence in d.c. o one has been arre

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because for the man aare the rt you have a d.c. jury who will perhaps not be as sympathetic to the defense as the virginia jury was. you probably won't have the d.c. federal judge being as proactive, putting his thumb on the scales, in favor of the defense. so he faces a much tougher climb, where is in this case he did get the ten hung jury counts. but he also has been convicted of eight federal counts. he's got a big financial burden here if he takes this all the way. >> he sure does. by the way, i don't know that the jury in virginia was all that sympathetic to him on those hung counts, the counts on which the jury could have reached no verdict. it could have been 11-1 for conviction. it may have been one holdout juror, it may have been more. but i think you're right, andrea, it may be a rougher road in d.c., i suspect there won't be a lot of sympathy. and prosecutors will have learned how to sharpen their case from what they did in virginia. it's not the same charges so it's not exactly the same evidence, but if they've made mis

i believe strongly in the second amendment, but that does not include killing machines like the aar 15we must immediately we knew the assault weapons ban. you have my word i will never take a dime from the nra. some will say this is bad red state politics, but is a fourth nebraska -- fourth generation nebraska, protecting kids from guns designed to kill as many people as possible is worth risking an election for period i'm a jane raybould, and i approve this message. on capitol hill, the senate is in at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. general andorney the fed are resuming debate on the health and human secretary vote on her nomination. we go back to the u.s. senate nebraska debate. >> we start with a question base isfit air force important to her what would you do to ensure the future success and growth of the base? councilwoman raybould: it is vitally important that we give them the resources they need. strong though terry involves reinvesting into the airg systems like offit force base and pushing to replace the older well-worn aircraft. it also involves a commitment to our veterans to make

robbed a man and then they watched as thatan stumbled on to a busy highway and was hit and killed by aar that's where we find news 4 meagan fitzgerald in aspen hill this evening. meagan? >> reporte wendy, because of that exact scenario that you explained that happened just past the intersection of hewitt and georgia avenue. a judge ruled she will remain in jail without bond. not only that, he said she's adult o stay in the acility she's in as opposed to going with juveniles. court documents paint a disturbing picture of what happened along hewitt road a georgia avenue in the early morning hours of june 8lith. say 21-year-old kenneth, 15-year-old ashley and her classmate at kennedy high school mohammad were seen trying to open doors of parked cars in the area. just after 3:00 that morning, the three suspects saw gregory atwood, a disabled victim walking with his metal >> these three suspects encountered this 40-year-old victim on hewitt avenue. he was walking. they were walking. >> reporter: that's when police say they grabbed atwood's backpack and walked away. investigators say nearby su

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