aaron: single and an e-9 ch.nside of vazquez, tf k somethinthe 96. >> tom: such a common sight, isn't it, a closer, and nonclosing situation, in this case a very low leverage situation. not the same adrenaline, not the same stuff. >> aaron: ask ken giles about that. strike there, 2-1. tee's a one out away from a a mariners win.ne out now one strike away. awai dng the return ofustin pedroia, yet to take part in any activities. knee injury. the 2-2. mariners' third baseman puts the in tothe mariners 7-2 even the series. >> tom: mike leake tonight, eight shutout iings against an offense that came in red hot. he completely blank elted. >> aaron: six games this year between the two teams, in the series tied at two games apiece. good night from boston, wherece ongain the mariners win it 7-2. we'll send you out to the los angeles studios for post-game coverage after these messages. (birds chirping, a running brook,) ahh. the new deeradark sparkling e with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we know plenty of you want to know whether there's another traffic nightmare this morning. n eyesa mollet is keeping on conditions there. >> but first, let's check i with meteorologist chuck bell. how is the rain, chuck? >> much drier. ryfinally a chance to out. essentially 18 hours or so. a few things y need to know about the forecast. a few sprinkles but most of the rain is over for now. we're drying out by the afternoon. i can't say it's 100% dry this afternoon, but most of us don't need to worry about rain second half of the day today. but steady rainikely to move back in for tomorrow which, of course, is friday. none is happy about rain chance on friday. right now, a couple dropa in and shenandoah counties. that's about it. current temnratures 68 winchester, 69 in upper marlboro. 73 in qntico and 73 at national airport. your forecast after cloudiness and damess this morning, we'll go back to mainly dry weather and peeks of sunshine high temperature, 85 degrees. we'll show you mor

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'mun yang. it was a big primary night lasth >> first we want to get a check on the forecast and the commute. we'll hear from melissa mollet first, chuck bell, what do you have to tell us about the forecast? >> well, i have to tell you that it's a lot more humid than it's been the last couple of days. sheena will be back tomorrow from her vacation. she's coming back. i think it's herfault. she went to florida on vacation and i know she sent t humidity back before her return. we'll blame her for this.mo ly cloudy and rain not much on the radar but rain much more likely later on this afternoon and evening. noticeably muggier. yesterday quite a few spots dropped below 60 degrees. not so this morning. 63n clearmont. 70 in quantico. 66 in prince gorges county. you have to go all the way out before you f 60 degrees. they're cheating. they're above 2,000 feet in elevation. slight chance of showers before lunchtime but increasing chance for rain this afternoon andho like forum bls of thunder. e only up s

aaron was stuck until around 8:00 p.m. we were talking about what happened at 11:00 was going to take hours and hours but it took longer than anyone expected. mclean, georgewn run, parking lot there. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no worries. everything is nice and clear. ooking at construction of the beltway, woodrow wilson bridge as we were talking about it yesterday. closure for som time. that closure for the outer loop commute.e evening everything nice and clear here this morning. inner loop and outer loop, local lanes. eun, it was a big problem. as yousaid, twitter was fired up, too. >> melissa, thank you. we're used to that traffic in the d.c. area, right? this morning, peopl are talking about just how bad the roads were yesterday. >> we loted that a of you shared your complaints with us.p trtation reporter adam tuss, one driver said it took 30 minutes to make his bay around a single traffic circle. urs.rs say it took even during the 11:00 news, traffic was still bumper to bumper in much of northern virgin

i suspect aaron banks will come out all guns blazing.ll say that this shows the russians had a hand in brexit, that's the basic allegation. i have been in switzerland all week riding through fabulous swiss landscapes, reading swiss and german newspapers and like us swiss and german newspapers and like us they are talking about is the idea that we have all the west unravelling and is this more just signs of the western world, that packed we have seen since the end of world war ii coming to an end, the structures and the relationships that we always understood would continue, breaking up. we've seen more of that at the montreal summit, this idea that there were countries who would have small disagreements but would always resolve those. trump walks out of the g—7 saying the relationship is ten but failing to put his name to the statement on the conclusions of the summit. i think these are very big stories unravelling in weird ways. bother is 110 unravelling in weird ways. bother is no smoking gun, it's always like maybe the russians are af

i'm done with you. >> you don't have a fur coated, aaron. >> aaron. >> please watch your g. >> you know whdon't know what's going on under here. >>er would going to move on wrash talk about the forecast, sheena. >> it's going to feel close to 100 degrees. we auality alehat's going to be tomorrow. we are going to get a little bit of a rain release tomorrow. it's 57 degrees in waington. 73 at qauntico. 77 in annapolis. it is already warm and humid outside. here's the air quality alert for today. almost eve this air quality alert. >> big conveyor of pressure off shore. now, the kids a bus stop, they'll be pretty warm out there. mid 70s, humidity. by recess that's when you really want to make sure they stay in the shade. >> tay will be close to 10 degrees above that. as we go through the rest of the week, slowly we only get around 90 for a high. if we do hit 90 over the next two days, that would be a heat wave. future weathertomorrow, though, there you see afternoon thunderstorms. that's going to be our next rain relief. tomorrow ahance on wednesday. let's head over to melissa and get a loo

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome back to you. it was a big priry night in maryland. this morning we have the results of the biggest races. >> first we want to get a check on the forecast and the commute. we'll hear from melissa in a moment. first, t we'lln to chuck bell. >> i can tell you anything you want to know. what do you want to know? >> all of it. >> everything you've got. >> i've got to save something for later. 4 things you need to know about the weather. very little sunshinetoday. rain becoming more and more likely as we get into the afternoon and evening. in fact, rumbl of thunder after 6 or 7:00 this ifening. ou don't like hot weather, you need to start looking for a way out of town before friday and the weeke gets re. we're looking at areas of rain in kentucky and west virginia. it's a dry srt this morning. dry rainfall wise. it's noticeably more humid t n it's been the last fewdays. no0s on the map. rain becoming likely by later on on wednesday afternoon and evening. more about tomorrow and the

justin. >> aaron, go am. that's right.e issue was just so controversial they wanted to table the vote for a while and let itoo off. >> this packed house, meaning the county wanting to expands this contraception education and provide the more inclusive curriculum to accommodate its lgbtq and transgender students. those who were oppos say this curriculum doesn't fully address sexual health andisksnd that these changes here might be going too far. there was a full hse for last night's vote. also, board members heard from pares and members of the public from those who were against all of this and others who say they are for this change >> there is no need to remove and enter a -- wit biological sex meaningless in the eyes of students. it is not gnaningless. >>ance in allowing people to be who they actually are is what this is all about.gi ch language like this will not lead no confusion for young people. >> as you heard, strg opinions on both sides of this issue. out curriculum also swaps the term biological sex for the phrase

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. onlyednesday morning and it's such an incredible week. it felt like we've been through a lot. >> i'm with you. >> it was a long day. >> chuck bell anda she parveen with the forecast. going to be hotter today? >> yes.>> ittle warmer. notice, no one >> we've red out. >> even though it is my favorite color. >> we have worn a lot of red. for a legitimately good cause. >> of course. >> now about those rain chances. >> not the red. hotter, more humid. feels a little sticky outside. depending where you are, you're looking ae sprinkles this morning. much of theth area is odry side. along the pennsylvania/maryland boarder near winchester, showers. 70s will continue through north of d.c. we're goingo be stuck in a little bit of an unsettled weather pattern toy. the humidity will be higher and temperatures higher this tafternoon. riow we are much warmer than we were yesterday at this time. out 10 degrees or so warmer than we were 24 hours ago so it doesn't feel as t comfortables morning, but sti

. >> aaron. >> i'm i wasn't listening. as usual. >> he will respond to you later, chuck. >> you just stand by for that one. >> right now it's very nice outside. 68 degrees. mostly sunny. beautiful sunrise.ye today another day with low humidity. you noticed it yesterday. the humidity dropping off through the afternoon. felt very comfortable. today will be a repeat ofthat. this morning temperatures are a little bit cooler than they were yesterday morning. we're not in the 70s everywhere like we were. 64 at gaithersburgburg. 68 in. washingt 63 in leesburg. 59 in frederick. very comfortable. bus stop forecast for the kids this morning, mild. temperatures in the upper 60s. sunny. sun glare on the roetds. f do notget the sunglasses today. by recess, warming up. eally comfortable still with that low humidity. 80 degrees by about lunchtime, and when you go to pick up the kids, you'll be in about the mid 80s with nice weather if they and maybet outsi hit the playground or something. beautiful conditions even enight. you hriday nigh

i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. this shooting was just one of three in the districtovernight, leaving five people hurt. we'll have a live report from southern avenue in just a few minutes. >>> let's begin now with a look atd your commute ur forecast this morning. chuck bell and sheena are here. it is alreadyh,arm outside. yes. we're near 80 degrees in washington. it is very wet. a little soupy feeling this morning, ght? >> stiflingly high levels of humidity this morning. we kngw this is what we're g to have to deal with all summer long. what we need is a break from it. that breakat arrives on today. we get to keep the low humidity around here for at least a day and a half or two. four things you need to know about the weather. first thing is it is really muggy this morning. you're going to do a long bike or a long be rid or run, do it later toda t bettero do it in the evening than the morning. clearing skies, falling humidity. turning quite breezy today.ha any raines are drying up very quickly. one or two sprinkles

sandra osborne is live with the results on the recall efforts for santa clara county judge aaron persky. but first, jackie ward tracking the numbers in the san francisco mayoral race. it's a close one, jackie. >> reporter: it's exciting and stressful. so we still don't know and can't be sure who the next mayor of san francisco is. but we do have some of the latest numbers for you this morning. so board of supervisor president london breed is first with 35.64%. state for mark leno is second with 25.92%. and supervisor jane kim is in third with 22.84% of the vote. however, when you take ranked choice into consideration, the numbers get closer because voters can rank their top three candidates. so state senator mark leno leads with less than 2,000 votes and 50.42% of the vote. board president breed has 49.58%. we were at london breed's election watch party last night where it was a celebration. early indicators showed her with a lead over leno. if she would win, breed would be the first black woman elected as mayor of san francisco. >> we all have a voice. and i don't care what neighborhoo

aaron persky from the bench. here are the latest numbers right now with 39% of the precincts reporting. the yes have it with 59% followed by the nos with 41%. devin fehely joins us in san jose. >> reporter: there are still about two dozen supporters at a recall party watch party. the mood this evening is one of both jubilation and guarded optimism. they are not yet ready to declare victory until the final decisions are in. but they did jump out to an earlad, to 4as you mentioned. they managed to hold on to that margin. this is both a political campaign as well as a cultural moment. this recall effort proceeded the #metoo movement, certainly aided by the tail winds, the cultural tail winds. this recall is about the judge's verdict in the brock turner case. one they describe as both lenie the judge showed bias in cases involving victims where women were the victims of those crimes. they say they hope this recall sends a crystal clear message. >> the six months is the most toned deaf things. okay, everybody knows si

i'm i aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. first, we want to get to your friday forecast. >> melissa is going to have an early look at theoads for us. first, we turn to chuck and sheena tracking a hot weekend, and i'm not buying this picture behind us. >> it looks fake, doesn'tit? >> it's not even 5:00, and the sun is -- come on. too so>>. it looks too perfect. >> right. >> beautiful is what he is trying to say. >> no, i'm -- >> that's what you are trying to say. earliest sunrise is 5:42. friends and neighbors up to the north. even earlier i was reading on my twitter feed yesterday boston sunrise is at 5:07 this time of ar. their day starts a little earlier. courtesy of that north latitude and the st, they get more adults than we do. >> you know, you are more productive if y have more daylight, right? >> i don't know if i want the sun up before 5:00 a.m. >> it's not before. yo said it was 5:00 something. >>> we have a gorgeous, gorgeous sunrise. take a look a this picture. we have an orange glow on the horizon. beautiful clear

aaron? >> chris, thank you. 5:02 here we're following a developing story in southeast d.c. a man is dead after a police-involved shooting there. >> this morning, neighbors and police have conflicting stories about what happened. news 4's justin finch joining u live with more on the shooting. have we been able to sort any of this out, justin? >> reporter: not quite yet, angie. as you mentiod, the shooting happened hours a yesterday evening. police still on the ground. the area still taped off. officers here as well. as you mentioned, neighsors have me questions about all of this. they'retelling us they wan to know how this police foot chase here turned fatal. i want sow you the cell phone video from a neighbor. it shows officers here on the ground after those shots were fired off the 37 block of first street here in southeast near wayne place. the man was shot, he was pronounced dead here o the scene. also want to show you this photo as well. this is from d.c. police. they're telling us this

this is aaron banks. sunday times about e—mails between we do not know who, but involving aaron banks. he had more meetings with the russian ambassador that he previously admitted to. that is the nub of it. banks was summoned to a completely different enquiry on fake news with the brexit campaign. now some mps are calling for a separate investigation. it is important to say that last night banks said he was not involved in espionage, i saw him once, i saw the foreign ambassador twice, i do not care. that is the position he is taking. it does not matter how many times, the russians never thought brexit was going to happen. he said lunch, cups of tea, nothing to see. while this is interesting to the parliamentary people, to the man in the street, they will not know who banks is. he has walked away from ukip. but he is clearly an influential and wealthy player. the man in the street will say if these allegations are true, would she is completely denying, as you said, so what, does this... —— which he is. is

aaron was stuck in it last night too. i think i have put the piecing togeth pieces of why it happened take a look. yesterday was a different story. thul started with that a crash on the wilson bridge. people then tried to cut througd 395 295 to get through the district. that didn't work. you had theov rain in. and the nationals and orioles ga p to the stress on the freeway. all of that combined to make the perfect storm of a traffic people saying a half hour just to go around a traffic circle. a trip that would normally take 20inutes took two hours and change. it was brutal. coming back out to the beltway, guys, take a look, it's looking good. as w drive across from the maryland side into the virginia side, a much different story. i said it before, i do want to re-emphasize this point. what hapned yesterday, when you take one bridge out of the entire transportation network andas it that kind of effect on the entire region, we need to study better ways toake sure we have emergency plans to get people around. if there's a t

in palo alto, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> public prosecutor cindy hendrickson is set to replace aaron persky. she got 70% of the vote in santa clara county. >>> bay area voters appear to be okay with shelling out more money for bridge tolls. regional measure three passed with 60% support in the nine county region. over the next 6 years, the toll increases will look like this. a one dollar increase in january 2019, a one dollar increase in january 2022, and a final one dollar increase in 2025. an east bay congressman released a statement regarding measure three saying, bay area traffic is a serious challenge to the economy and quality of life, and the passage of regional major three -- regional measure three shows how desperate people are for solutions. while i'm skeptical about what it will deliver, my hope now is that local and regional officials adhere to high standards of accountability voin both contra costa and solano counties voted against regional measure three toll hikes. >>> president trump has granted clemency to alice johnson, the great-grandmother serving a life sentence f

. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good morning. it will be a while here. we hav two democratic hopefuls earning the bid. the board of elections says you may not have a clear winner until next week. on your screen right now, the breakdown as it stands. marc elch, the long time council memr and david blaire both splitting the top spot. both taking 29%f the te. that's with 98% of county precincts reporting here. both are looki forward to winning the nomination. i will betimistic tha the democratic nominee for the county executive of montgomery county. >> so eight months ago we wereo un and a huge underdog and now we're in a fight for our lives in a neck and neck race. >> reporter: so what's next the board of election will canvass and certify the resul of the provisional ballots as well as next friday, july 6th. we should have a winner who will face off against the republican nominee for the county executive spot. >> thank you, justin. for the race results, log onto the website or open the nbc washington app and search maryland primary. >> i'm angie goff with

also in the south bay, voters have spoken in the recall of judge aaron persky.ial, but as you can see, it didn't seem all that controversial with voters. they were decisive. 60% to 40% with 76% of the precincts reporting. that means judge aaron persky is recalled and will be replaced immediately by a woman. we'll talk about that in just a few minutes. >>> 5:36. let's turn to regional measure 3 which would essentially raise tolls on every bay area bridge except the golden gate by $3.00 over the next six years. it's on the ballot in nine counties. the question for voters, remain stuck in traffic or pay an eventually $9.00 toll. take a look what happened here. yes at 54%. if passed, it will increase tolls by $3.00 on seven bridges in the bay area. the toll increase happening a dollar at a time. estimated to raise $4.5 billion. the money would fund transportation projects aimed at improving traffic congestion and mass transit. voters we spoke with had mixed feelings. people don't want to pay more but traffic is awful. >> certainly i'd like to see b.a.r.t. gets its a

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exclusive, the paper says, about e—mails from the live campaign regarding aaron banks. briefly.ey are saying, aaron banks had many more contacts with the russians than had been known about, and what we do know is that it was in the interests of vladimir putin for us to leave the eu. we don't know what aaron banks reply is but another paper has quoted him as saying this is insignificant. boozy lunches, exactly. we don't know who these e—mails are between either. exactly. we don't know who these e-mails are between either. we will move e-mails are between either. we will m ove o nto e-mails are between either. we will move onto the independent a different story. theresa may creates hostile environment for sajid javid who has wanted a softer approach to immigration after the windrush scandal. yes, rather interesting. you can't help but think theresa may is wanting to be in the driving seat if not the back seat driving in the home office. from where she came. and from where amber rudd had to depart because of the windrush scandal. sajid javid is tipped by some people as a potential

>>'m aaron gilchrist.e had some technical difficulties there, and we are backow and ready to get your tuesday started. we want to start with a look at the forecast. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen have more on this hot and humid day, and then we'll check in with melissa.nd >> a hot humid day in the forecast again, but we actually have a little bit of a change today. uck is back. that's the number one change. number two is we have a couple afternoon thunderstorms in the forecast. >> rain chances sneaking upwards later on ithe day today, and these rain chances will be with es again the next couple of days. ry weather we've been enjoying coming to an end. man, when you go outside this morning, know it ishick in the outdoors this morning. hary steamy. higher raines told than we've been having. that may continue for another few days. right now most of the rain and ev embedded thunderstorms just north of the mason dixon line. they're aiming for nth eastern maryland. if you are norther

aaron? >> t melissa,nk you. 6:21 right now. for millions of slaves, charleston, south carolina, was the fir part o america they saw. now years later that city is issuing a formal apology. >>> the reunions that never get old. a father's surpris at sch aruna miller: the teacher who made me feel like i belonged in america when i didn't speak english. the minimum wage jobs that helped me get through college and become a transportation engineer. and my daughters who make me proud every day. i'm aruna miller, and i have a lot of reasons to give back.i it's wthe legislature, i helped write dozens of laws to protect every maryland family. i'm running for congress and i approved this message because right now, protecting maryland families means stopping donald trump. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> welcome back 6:24. in honor of juneteenth, charleston city crown krouncil apologized for the role it played >> nearly half of all slaves entered here. they promise tolerance and prope an office o racial reconciliation. >>> 74 years af

aaron, we've been talking about this. this could be much worse. i thinkhey actually took some quick, great action here, trying to stop folks to not make it that one solid red and purple line along the bottom of the beltway because it could very easily turn into that. that could bang up for miles and miles. there's a significant impact we know for sure. and again we're looking at live pictures. is this a traffic camera? >> right in the middle of the bridge. e so you see s that sort of intermittent movement on the brid and itooks like you see movement on both sides. we know that the majority of the rescue response was on the outer loop of the lty. >> yes. >> the inner loop looked as though there were extra vehicles that had parked in different places there so it's possible that - i'm not sure which side we're looking at. >> outer that's right. left. >> so, there's obviously -- what are those? local lanes on that side. >> t local lanes and the through lanes. it's tough to look at because we kees switching s just to get things into perspective here, b

aaron? >> msnbc mariana atencio in texas for u thank you. >>> president trump will meet with house republicans on tuesday. this is according to a gop leadership source. joining me now betsy woodruf and adrienne alrod. betsy, what should we read into the visit of president trump? >> it is all of making the laws more restrictive. the president is trying to use it as a leverage. he's trying to say as long as these children are separated fr their families, it is the democrats' fault which is not true. the president is calling on congress to put tough i immigration laws and including money to build the law. the president is trying to use them seeshl essentially as a bag chip. republicans are more likely to go along with the president's plan. >> susan, i will turn to you with the question. is that the reality here? are these children being used as a bargaining chip to get the border wall? that's the case. at least that's what president trump has decided it is the best way to go for now. we know it

. >>> the numbers are in and it appears judge aaron persky is out. more than half of santa clara voters approved recalling the superior court judge. and kpix 5's sandra osborne has the results. >>> reporter: good morning. just to give you a little insight into how it worked, the recall campaign merely needed the simple majority vote to be passed by voters here in santa clara county. now, it appears judge persky's so-called downfall started here two years ago at the palo alto courthouse. it was back in 2016 that superior court judge aaron persky handed down the controversial six-month sentence to a former stanford university swimmer brock turner, who was convicted of rape. i movement to recall him started when -- a movement to recall him started when some people thought the sentencing was too short. it preceded the "#metoo" movement. the woman who launched the campaign said the local vote will resonate nationally and underscores the staying power of the "#metoo" movement. a prosecutor so far has received nearly 70% of the vote to become persky's succe

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. a lot of you want to know there's another delay on the roadway, melissa mollet is keeping track of that for us. >> but first chuck bell, more rain. every time we think we're going to get an end, we get more raink chbell. >> yes, that rain is gradually going to come to aen here's the way your thursday morning is going to look. a lot o clouds outside this morning. most of the rain is sta uing to brea over the mountains today. it will be arier day today. still a few lingering drops. there are puddles to be dealtth his morning but with no heavy rain. a low impact weath day f you. temperatures in upper 60s to around 70 degrees. f very typic the month of june. here's your planner on summerso tice day, yes, indeed, the sun is at its highest above the equator. days start getting shorter, everybody. temperatures reach to partly to mostly cloudy skies. highs in the low to mid-80s. we'll start timing it out. coming up, to melissa mollet who has to have better news. >> that is true. got to be bet

justin, good morning. >> aaron, good morning.ne of those scenes was right here a southern avenue and wheeler road here in southeast. d.c. police were focused on this shell station here as well as just across the street here at this driveway near another bus stop here. they found several shellinasings in the street there. homicide detectives and crime scene investigators spent hours here shutting down this stretch for their vestigation. about 1:40 this morning they got a call of a man shot, and he was rushed to the hospital. this is one of three shootings th d.c. polic were looking into overnight. about 11:48, closes to midnight stanton road inal southeast a of two men shoppinger -- then al 2:00 a.m. on ivan e street in southwest, another of two men shot. their injuries said to be nonlife-threatening. back out live we can tell you a common thread in each of these three cases. the suspects remain at large. three shootings, five men fshot. the man who was shot here, police tell me at last check he remains in critical condition. live

[applause] aaron: we also have laura jones, who is right here in the front row. she is a photographer we are presenting. [applause] aaron: as well as photographs by roland freeman, joe friedman, ron comedy, and claire watkins. i will say with the claire watkins photographs, these are also new discoveries. we found about 1600 frames of photographs of caravans coming to resurrection city. and life at resurrection city that had not been seen before. we found these negatives that were here at the smithsonian. the smithsonian archives have them. when they heard about this exhibition, they called and asked if we would like to have the negatives transferred to our collection. and of course, we said yes. the other thing to pay attention to with the exhibition is -- would be all of the color. generally with civil rights exhibitions, we are accustomed to seeing photographs and media images in black and white. but what we are doing, which is think is pretty innovative, is showing the civil rights movement, particularly one that honors the memory of king's life and memory, w

i keep asking aaron for loans. >> is aaron charging you interest? >> yes. i charged me extra. you know? it this afternoon we're going to be feeling like 100 degrees. it was hot over the weekend. saturday was really nice. yesterday was hotter and more humid. today we're still going to be hot and humid. with all this heat in place and this kind of stagnant air pattern tha we ve, we have an air qualityalert. you don't want to be outside foi long periods o today with that. we have new record highs in the forecast, but we will be dry until later in the day tomorrow. 68 manassas. a warm humid start this morning. there is that poor air quality advisory. it's that air quality alert out of all the counties shaded in gray. just keep that in mind as we go through the day. if you are exercising outside, i would say early or later today. kbig area of high pressure to our south and east. high temperatures moving in witn thestent south wind. as we go through the day, we'll rise to near the 0 degrees. by lunchtime dry and humid. by 5:00 p.m., feeling near 100 degrees. you need to find shade.

aaron. >> all right, chr lawrence at the life desk. thank you, chris. >>> 4:05 right now. the head of the fbi is defending his agency following the release of a bombshell report from the usstice department. >> it a former fbi director james comey of breaking protocol whileng investiga hillary clinton during the 16 election. that dog report clears him of it political motivation, but did find an fbi employee acted out of bias against president trump by prioritizing r thesia investigation. current fbi director chris apher rayits mistakes were made, but argues missteps by a few people don't condemn all fbi employees. >>> let's also be clear on the scopes of t report. it's focused on a specific set of events back in 2016. a small number ofbi employees connected to those events. >> ray says steps are being taken to help fbi employees make better judgment calls in the future. >>> president trump is vowing to fighsu a l against his charitable foundation. the new york attorney general is suing the trump family accusing them ofha using thety like a personal checking account. atcordi

santa clara county voters have decided to remove aaron persky from the bench. this stems from his controversial sentence in the sexual assault case almost 60% of voters were in favor of his removal. the recall campaign started after he sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner in 2016. critics say the six-month jail sentence was too lenient. persky will be replaced by cindy hendrickson. opponents are disaoint reporter: judge aaron rg persky was said to be saddened but not disrespondent about the lopsided results that will remove hit from the superior court bench. >> he put up a good fight. he is going to move on and do whatever he needs to do to continue to take care of his family. >> reporter: judge persky is the first judge to be recalled in california in 86 years a decision sending shock waves through the california legal community. >> if a good judge has lost his job for doing his job, think it's a very sad day for the judiciary in california. >> reporter: persky is a lawyer and could seek employment in private practice or as a prosecutor in the distri

aaron: this is a visual culture exhibition. when you walk through, you will notice a lot of photographs, graphics from protest signs. and a couple of other things you really want to pay attention to are the media pieces. outside the gallery space, we discovered the first footage of the entire campaign essentially where hearst followed the caravans following from memphis, right after -- and also, they recorded the king memorial service and then all of the -- and then follow the caravan from memphis. which really started the campaign, all the way up to the evacuation of resurrection city and its inevitable demolition. this is incredible footage we found. it has never been seen before. we are presenting it for the very first time here in this exhibition. we also have surveillance media that we are presenting. that has been seen only by a few people. we are presenting it publicly for the first time. we have a few photographers who we are presenting, robert houston, who is here in the audience. [applause] aaron: we also have laura j

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. thanks for waking up with us on this wednesday. we hope you still have aoice after yesterday's caps celebration. luckily we have more great weather to look forward>> to. huck and sheena are here before we talk to melissa about first 4 traffic. what's on tap today, guys? >> a little bit different than the beautiful, perfect weather we had things going to be heating up today. >> oh, yeah. good thing we had that parade yesterday. >> yes. >> that's about as nice as we can make it around here in the month of june. and here on a wednesday morning now, clouds ve moved in. a little warm front came through overnight. as a result, we actually hadai some drops to contend with this moging. nothinround the city just yet, but there are light showers of rain from hagerstown down to winchester.nd i-81 northern maryland most likely to see rain drops. everybody area wide has a 50 to 60% chance of rain. currently temperature wise in the mid to upper 60s. a it will warm one and we'll have just enough sun

>> aaron, n, good morning. of course, a lot of people live so work in this are there's real concern for the victims in this case, but also that the suspect or suspects responsible could still b out there and could still strike again. i do want to show you the video that we got from d.c. police just yesterday. it shows a manl wearing a jeans, and dark hat, skbree arrying a cell phone. you'll notice he is tailing that woman in the red dress there.en this ha in the 1100 block of new hampshire avenue were in nor. he then lunges at her and the reaction goes off camera. peopl who have watched the video say they're finding it chilling. >> to know that it handens right arhe corner, i mean, it's really scary, and just lets you know that this stuff happens everywhere, and you always have to be ready for it. >> again, that beire too place n new hampshire avenue on june 13th, 8:00 a.m. broad daylight, as you say. erpolice are cod that man you saw in that video could be tied to another attack. this one happening on sunday c

aaron heslehurst is there, and among the top airline bosses, he has been talking to is a new face.uyani jara na was running south african mobile phone network vodacom. now, he has the task of turning around south african airways, which is battling for survival with losses of $400 million last year. he has accepted a bet from the country's free market foundation that he can make it profitable within three years, or give 100,000 rand to charity. so, how confident is he? i had ihada i had a sense of what i was getting into because it was well publicised. saa has been making losses for many yea rs. saa has been making losses for many years. i thought that given the fact there was intervention, i thought they were the right person to do the job. quite technical challenges. and bringing good ideas as well. it helps update the forecast. that is the advantage, coming in with fresh eyes and a new business model possibly. and putting the customer at the centre of the business. many new business models do that. that is where i am focusing. can go one play the comeback kid? —— saa. absolutely.

australia won the toss and elected to bat, with both aaron finch and shaun marsh notching up centurieshosts made light work of the target. an opening wicket partnership of 174 betweenjason roy and johnny bairstow set the foundation as roy went on to pass the 100 mark, and jos butler with an unbeaten half centruy helped guide his side home with more than five overs to spare. asi as i mentioned that can bridge the other day, we found a new gear of intensity. —— at trent bridge. hopefully it becomes the norm. you get off to a great start at the top of the order. the form is phenomenal. alex was the same, hungry and not out at the. fantastic to see. the last few games we have made the same mistakes. that is something we need to look at. going forward , something we need to look at. going forward, we just have to commit to plans more and for longer. is roy an ba i rstow plans more and for longer. is roy an bairstow will be at the top, they have to play good balls. —— if. we have to play good balls. —— if. we have to play good balls. —— if. we have to stay on top of the young attack it felt

. >> reporter: aaron banks, the largest political donor to the brexit campaign became a familiar facethe trump campaign. he cheered on donald trump m -- mississippi and attending a campaign event and in las vegas and went to ump's inauguratio and since spent time at his mar-a-largo resort. he bragged in an e-mail viewed by cnn that we've been working all summer helping the campaign. and just four days after donald trump was elected, banks along with fellow brexit supporters niger ferage and andy mig mor met with a the new president-elect, even before he met the britain prime minister. they say that meeting was unplanned and when someone asked why the leader of brexit was getting more facetime than theresa may, banks tweets, why struggle to understand. we are close to the campaign. what hasn't been known until now is aaron banks was at the same time regularly meeting and communicating with russia ambassador to the u.k. alexander yakko vengeo. just days after the trump tower meeting, banks and wigmore had lunch again with the ambassador. nigel feradge asked him about it on the the briti

and in indiana, we passed what was called air aaron's law, -- called aaron's law, named on behalf of aaron symms, because we need to make sure that we provide that narcan and all of that hope for those families and those addicted to prevent that overdose. mr. carter: hello. buddy carter from georgia. currently the only pharmacist in congress. i have a unique perspective on this particular situation, having practiced pharmacy for over 30 years. i saw this epidemic evolve. i saw it evolve over years. i've seen the impact it has had. i've seen lives ruined. i've seen careers ruined, families ruined. i know the impact that this can have. i want to applaud chairman walden and the committee for the work that they've done on this particular subject because it is important. i've always described it as being two different components. one is, how do we control the drugs? how do we control the number of pills, prescriptions? secondly and perhaps more importantly, what do we do to help those 2 1/2 million people out there who are addicted? i'm here to tell you today, if you hearing the sound of

aaron heslehurst caught up the moment. up with one of them, the head of a wider air, and asked her why she thought it was so few women at her level in the industry. that is one thing that really stood out for me when i got to this gallery, the sheer underrepresentation of women. we have had several discussions with people white women are not represented. what do they say? the long working hours, they want to get married, they don't want to continue ina line married, they don't want to continue in a line of business, the industry needs to have a more deliberate attempt to attract women to the aviation industry. without women you are missing out on a big opportunity there. do you think you can help that now that you are in the industry? i think so. that now that you are in the industry? ithink so. iwould like to focus on more women in the industry, from pilots to engineers to management. that is a big focus. rob white is very good in terms of gender in parliament. 60% are women —— wind. that is to be reflected. the chief exe

good moing, everybod i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang.ng your wednesday with us. hwe're almostalfway there. >> first though, we wanch to k on the forecast. maybe a little rain headed our way. chuck? >> the good news is it will not be raining on your morning commut i can't guarantee that the ride home will be dry but the ride in issue.e an right now, partly cloudy sky over washington. ext much traffic on the 14th street bridge com going in or out of the city. current temperatures on average 5 to 10 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday. 70 in martinsburg. leesburg yesterday was 81 degrees. noticeable change. lower humidity. it will not be another day in the steambath like yesterday s. that being said, clouds will build. temperatures will climb in the mid t upper s, not mid 90s. with clouds building up later in theday, rain chances come back starting 5:00 or 6:00. keep that inmind. if you're doing any grilling in the backyard, the earlier you can get the g

. >> reporter: around 60% voted to recall judge aaron persky.him a six-month sentence for the crime and seen though that was under legal sentencing it guidelines and followed the recommendations of the probation department at the time, critics thought it was far too light and were outraged. voters agreed ousting judge aaron persky in the recall election last night. the chair of the recall campaign, stand ford law professor issued this statement this morning in response. the voters of santa clara county are the winners of this election. we voted today against impunity for high status of domestic violence. ic violence. >> reporter: the recall effort did have some opponents, some retired judges and sitting judges. they stayed that recall set a bad precedent and they are concerned that it encourages judges to base their decision on public decision instead of guidelines: this recall is unique, the first recall in the history of california where a judge with a stellar record who made a lawful decision lost his job. that has never happened in the histo

aaron? >> 6:21 now. still ahead, saving you some cash while you're on vacation. >> the unexpected costs on your trip you may not have known about. plus, an attack stopped. how virginia police discovered d d aruna miller: the teacher who made me feel like i belonged in america when i didn't speak english. the minimum wage jobs that helped me get through college and become a transportation engineer. and my daughters who make me proud every day. i'm aruna miller, and i have aca lot of reasons to give it's why in the legislature, i helped write dozens of laws to protect every maryland family. i'm running for congress and i approved this message because right now, protecting maryland families means stopping donald trump. the washingta post endorses angelsobrooks for prince george's county executive, praising alsobrooks for being "responsive, diligent and detail-oriented" and for "doing an outanding job" as state's aorney. as county executive, alsobrooks would be "focused, fearless and far-sighted" and "would

of the votes counted, santa clara county voters are supporting the recall of superior court judge aaron persky. 59% of voters approved recalling judge persky with 41% opposing it. those numbers have been holding steady since the first results came out. >>> unless there is a big change as ballot counting continues, judge aaron persky will be the first california judge recalled since 1932. the recall effort was sparked by a decision he made in 2016. he sensed against -- he sentenced brock turner to six months in jail after being convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. judge persky said he followed legal guidelines in making his decision. stanford law professor michele dauber and others said the sentence was to lean yet. they said it reflected judge persky's biases. >> women are never going to achieve full equality as long as we are subject to the kinds of rape and sexual violence and sexual harassment we experience. that is why what is happening in society right now, of which this campaign is a part, is so important. it is part of a movement for full equality for women. >>

aaron banks says this is a political witch hunt. didn't try to influence brexit. i must tell you two years on from the referendum, it feels like campaigning is still in police in essex have called off the search for a woman who worked as a door—to—door debt collector, after finding a body in a house. tina cantello, who was a9, was last seen on friday evening, as she went out to work. was last seen on friday evening, a man is being held on suspicion of murder. tens of thousands of people have been marching across the uk, to mark 100 years since the first british women won the right to vote. many taking part wore the colours of the suffragette movement, green, white and violet. of the suffragette movement, special events were held in edinburgh, belfast, cardiff and london, as chi chi izundu explains. they followed in the footsteps of the suffragettes of a century ago. in belfast, they started at the titanic quarter. in cardiff, their procession passed through the city centre. and in edinburgh, they marched towards holyrood park. it's

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hello everyone i'm aaron gilchrist. heart break at the border. 2,000 children separated from the parents in just six weeks and president trump is till blaming democrats for his own policy. are these kids nothing more than bargaining chips? >> i hate the children being taken away. the democrats have to change their law. that's their law. >> if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. and that child may be separated from you as required by law. >> smoke signals. as paul manafort spends his first full day behind bars, rudy giuliani says the russia investigation could get cleaned up with pardons. is he sending a message? truth lies and the president. we're counting the many ways president trump made false statements during his impromptu with reporters on friday. >> there is no seeming consequence to the president and lies. and if we accept that as a society, it is going to have incredibly harmful consequences in the way that we operate going forward. >> we begin with president trump once again blaming democrat

>>reporter: about 50 percent of voters voted to recall judge aaron persky. this was prompted by his sentencing of turner two years ago. turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. first he got a six month sentence for the crime although it was under legal sentencing guidelines critics found it light and outraged. voters agreed voting overwhelmingly to oust him. >>this campaign really drove people to the polls. i think the message coming out of this is if you are an elected official and you do not take violence against women seriously you will hear from women at the polls. >>reporter: the recall effort did have opponents sitting judges came to his defense. >>this is the first time that we can recall in the history of california that they targeted a judge with a stellar record who did nothing wrong, had no track record and made a lawful decision. this is setting a very scary president in california and may be beyond. >>reporter: santa clara county assistant district attorney cindy henderson will replace him . she garnered 70 percent of th