they immediately organized a coup and overthrew the anc government. to go through the extremes would have been dangerous.>> i would like to take -- play another soundbite from way back when when anello was released. he gave an interview to cnn and he's -- talked about that.>> people talk about the years you have wasted. your life. the greatest thing for a politician is whether the ideas to which you have committed your life are still alive. whether these ideas are likely to triumph in the end. everything that happened showed that we have not sacrificed in vain. >> a remarkable thing to hear today. particularly, i want to ask you both to put mandela and his vision and his nature as a politician in context. the leadership struggles we see today all over the world where we have poison in our bloodstreams today. how do you feel when you listen to this kind of thing given what is happening in our own parliament and congresses and governments around the world, peter? >> first of all, to deal with the inpatient of the young. there is 400,000 extra black stud

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we'll talk about that in a bit, but we're in our customary position over by the right fieln ance. behind me, there are people sitting down before the gates open. they don't even open until 4:30. gates are locked, and folks are alreadyining up toet inside. the big storyk inside the par will be the home run derby, anh 's what we've got as we head into it as our big headline. bryce harper is expected to be the star of the show tonight. he's the biggest name in the home run derby. he's going to try the event for the firstime because he' actually the only derby participant tonight who has done it before. finished second in 2003. seeded second, however, he's actuallyhe favorite and we'll see how he does tonight. max scrzer, just learned little while ago that he's been named the starter for the national league tonight. that's the third time around for him. he started as an all-star a. he started in an all-star game before and twice now for the nats as our ace here. now, another big story is the weher. here's hoping that max likes it hot, because it is hot out here today, but we're lookin

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. >>> let's get one final check -- ance of isolated showers tomorrow.cel the plans. >> thank you, ma'am. thank you for joining us t. toni "saturday night live" is next. see you tomorrow. this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable streaming tv options. enjoy more choice and faster speeds-- giving you the ultimate value. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ >> good evening. yom anderson cooper, and i ever wondered what's whiter than st. patrick's day, you're looking at it. tonight, a white house making big moves. fbi deputy director m andrabe is out, fired late on friday, a day before he was able to receive his pension. here to explain is the man who had to do the firing, attorney general jeff sessions. >> hello! look at me -- i still got a job. [ laughing ] >> uh, sir -- sir, can you give

ance wins it 2-0 over uruguay. that meansrance plays against five-time champion brazil and belgium. 2-0 belgium. stoppage time 2-1. but a great save on neymar. belgium wins 2-1. it is france and belgium in one semifinal. remaining quarterfinals are tomorrow including england againstsweden. you're all invited over to my house. including fried bread. >> all right. > this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable streaming tv options. enjoy more choice and faster speeds-- giving you the ultimate value. click, call or visit a store today. >>> let's say out of town them rs ask to you point to the coolest neighborhood in d.c. forbes said you should send them to navy yard. the magazine ranked navy yard is one of the coolestig orhoods, not just in our area but in the world. one tweet pointed out that forbes used an artist's rerng

>> tina got anc corporal joey.en gone for a full year but he got a ten-day leave and he wanted to surprise tina. >> don't have a heart attack, please. >> you are going to give me a heart attack. >> tina is a friend of the family. she works for joey's grandfather. here's the thing. at one point in his life, joey was the youngest serving marine in the u.s. he joined two days after he turned 17 years old. now he's a lance corporal and now he's storming the beaches of connecticut to say surprise to his family. >>> the guys have an important question. when are you going to go fishing? why stay on a fishing boat when you could do it on a unicorn or an inflatable dumbo. >> generally it's more stable on the boat. >> yeah, but this is more fun. they call it the dumbo challenge. head out to open water, inflate them. there is one other thing. >> there are sharks out here. >> they mount up. smoothly. ♪ >> what's he doing to that elephant? >> my gosh, it would be insane if on one of these things they catch a massive fish. >> ke

in fact, the government became so oppressive that mandela and the anc decided to resort to violence.mbed power station, post offices and they did it when people weren't in there but still they blew shit up. and there were man people in south africa and around the world who wanted him to respond to the brutality of the government with civility, to which mandela replied, bull shit. >> there are many people here who think it is use its for us to talk peace and nonviolence against a government whose reply is on-- on unarmed and defenseless people. >> for a lot of people seeing a young radical mandela say bit of a shock like finding out one of the care bears mauled a hiker to death. i mean i would expect that out of tender heart but you funshine? (laughter) but you see nelson mandela believed violence was necessary to fietd the violent government and he paid a price for it. in 1962 when mandela was 44iers old the apartheid government arrested him and sentenced him to life in prison and what he said on the docks is ledge enary. he said, i cherish the ideal of a democratic and free society.

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time sfraim when our warmodels are sho the best chance. 00 right there it's only at 10 prosecution anceood chance drying things out by game time. it's pregame hours we have to tch for.92 it today t daf thi.se are gorgeous, wednesday, thurneay, sunshi, 80s. midity comes back this weekend. that's weather. min is live fro nat's park this morning wish traffic. it looking, erin. >> it's a beautiful day down here weather-wise. breezy. in terms of roadse is a clot of closures around nats park and metro on time.o i wantmove things over to a cam ravrment we have big problems in virginia we need be aware of if you head southbound. delays tractor-trailer crashro after e 1 is all lanes currently blocked. traf is basically at a stand still back to the beltway. take 1 is southbound to get around thaand keep it to "fox5" mor.ng 6:00 hour coming 6:00 hour coming we'll be right back. right? i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready. it happens every time. i've got it. and every time, she winsno you always do this., no. . it's on me. alght. but you have the bb&t app with zelle who are you tein

many republicans say the $12is billion ance plan for the industry is not enough, or a long-term solution. >> this isfr comin the effect of what the administration has done and it's an admonition that tariffs are harming agriculture and harming farmers. so it's not what they prefer. robert: but the president hask pulled bac from an all-out ade war with the european union, agreeing to adjust his proposals. president yump: this was a v big day for free and fairde t we agreed today, first of all, to work together towards zeros, tari zero non-tariff barriers, and zero subsidies on non-autous iial goods. robert: joining me tonight, ana swanson of "the new york times," welcome to "washington week." josh gre of "bloomberg businessweek," nancy cordes of cbs news, and vivian salama of "the wall stet journal." ana, it's great to have you here at our roundtable. the president took a lot of credit today for these growth numbers. can he take credit for this economic growth? ana: that's right, heid. in general, i think presidents tend to take too much credit in good times and bad for the cycles that th

we are looking at strong rain t ances. the bance of rape is on sunday night. that will be the next best chance of rain. we arearng up with temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s. we talked about mid 90s. comfortable through the day ont sday. it's humid out there. we get into fray. with small rain chances fortunately or unfounately. s and nice in the shenandoah everybody else in the mid- to upper 80s. low 90s today. the humidity falls maybe a stray rainh.hower so otherwise we will be fairly sunny today. make sure you lather on the spf if you are headed to the pool. plenty of sunshine and low 90s as's head into the afternoon and evening. for the evening planner and with the exception of a few hour showers, we have nice and clear conditions. temperatures falling into the 70s and staying in the 60s and s. sunset goes down around 8:30. now again, maybe a few strayis ated showers. closer to pull pepper, fredericksburg and out towards maryland. in the later hours and into the eving by 8:30. otherwise we are tried out and clearing out. nothing out there right nowex

keep your umbrella bring us a ance for rain, we have a round of thunderstorms coming in later day.e floodches and flash flood watches have been iued for the entire nmetro area. a lot of high water across the year. avoid high water a all costs. if you cannot see the road, turn around, don't drown. a ten-day forecast coming up in a few. >> we'll see you in a little bit. thank you. >>> we're keeping an eye on a giant sink hole in germantown that can affect your commute this morning. >> this was discovered by ace pofficer early yesterday morning. the repairs we're told will likely take a couple of weeks. >> i live by here. i know some back roads. but people that are commuting to work, it will be a majornc inconven for them. >> here to emphasize that, but how you can get around it, is melissa in our first 4traffic. it's going to be a headache for a lot of people. headache ing to be a for a lot of people especially people out of damascus. father hurley boulevard, where we're shut down. take 118 instead. just take 118 instead. it's going to be a mess this morning. commit to that now. soutound 95

wzgeralde at theor trump adsory neighborhood t, sarah,di commissions these anc's they deal with neighborhoodally,ypically they do not take on theresident ofthe u. but this isre the int c w4 c commissioners, they've signed onto a resolution to support stat twi licensee holders have to be of good moral character. thd the commissioner behind tr mump>> what the complaint saa hotelsn't d abraoul s thoake actioor rliept: n.>> d s reporter: well, we tdae cit attoren d. individuals who havectually filed the complaint seeking to withdraw the liquo license from the hotel here. is is in support of that move. inhat anc.in min4 hotel i not turns out doesn't alcol boardat here in the distr tict,hey say individual here in the or districtilan fe of complaint. will it go forward? well, we'll to see. but the bottom line is we take down here today and talked to somef these folks some who were not on board with donald trump or his politicsehen say they a different take on this. they say they'ed concern that they see this as a symbolic shot at dond trump which could wind up hurting real bartenders servers and wo

we wrap up the series on mind ance with a hook at thi ancient practice. >> i broke. these two boneors here. >>ter: kaitlyn was in a serious accident that broke the major bon in her face. e unbearable pain left her with a choice. she could try opioi or try something wholistic andatal. kaitlyn was unsures of what that was until she tried acupuncture. >> i did not a sing is the narcotic or opioid related to my injury because i wasbleo do this every week. it's more pain management and keeping it under conepol. >> i wastical. >> reporter: chronic pain drove sonia to try acupuncture. now she's a believer. >> acupuncture has helped me in the control of chronic pain caused by. >> reporter: acupuncture is is a practice that goes back thousands of years. there are 12 channels in your body. small needles are placed in certain parts of your body to enhance the flow ofenergy. it can release the te iion and streyour muscles making this an effective treatment for aches, pains, migraines and depression. >> i fl so relaxed. >>> justin booieber is back in e news this morning but for a

we have an isolated storm ance.hat isolated chance, will be clearing up by the time fireworks start. that will be for p a smalltion of the area. at the beach, the temperatures will be in thelo mid to 80s for the fourth of july. looks good there, too.th if you're at beach for the next few days, it will be the hottest today. near 90 and sunny. tomorrow, sunny a 3. for the fourth of july wednesday looki good. if you're going to be at the beach, the next rain chance arrives. ursday, good and dry. friday, a chance for showers. that leads intosaturday. so far, sunday is looking dry. same thing around the rest of thearea. the next big rain chance is late iday into sunday. let's go to jack taylor on the roads. >>> off to at start. we had a movie set filming going on in northwest. on wisconsin avenue between "m" and "p" streets. they should be on the wrap-up stages. one we heard 3:00 p.m., and the other00 p.m. we have delays in wood ridge headed northbound toward the prince william parkway. nothing huge. typical volume. same

today will be the last, best ance to get needed rain until later on in the weekend.his morning, it's dry outside. temperatures remain on the muggy side, in the mid to upper 70s now. this cold front out to our west. that will bring us an% chance for rain today, which we desperately, desperately need. the timing of it, the rain gets in and out of her before the game this evening. that's an important thing. thunderstorms in central west virginia already this morning. that cluster is coming in early enough where we get most of the rain in and out. a thin bubbling up around noontime today. between noon and 2:00. most likely, between 3:00 and 5:00, on the i-95 corridor, before things dry out. this is 7:00. the game starts at 8:00. by 8:00 or 9:00, things will dry out. on the side of this cold front, it will be nice around here the next couple of days. steamy before it turns stormy this afternoon. rain chance s creeping up by th second half on saturday. the ten-day forecast, including a lot more raihaes for rain. >>> good morning. a brand-new problem in virginia. wo wo wood

including thes cri plans, including a lockdowndr l, at times when the school is vulnerable, at least ance year. also, replacing outdate d classroom locks. and there discussing about hiring 18 more mental health support staff. that would raise the number of meal health support staff in middle schools and elementary schools. the meeting is scheduled for tonight at 5:30 p.m. here. and there will be public a commentary well. we'll tell you that more cameras andet metaltors are being considered but not recommended at this time. also more school resource officers. to roll that out would require cooperation with the county. back to you in the studio. >> a lot of parents will keep an eyeanf that one. you, justin. >>> president trump is kicking off his second day of meetings at the nato summit. as the president sits down with leaders of georgia and ukraine, reaction is continuing to pour in over tough words for some of our closest allies. despite the criticism, theresa ngmay says there's no stro alliance than the one between t the u.s. a u.k. she said this discussing the president's visit to londo

while the blueprints to print a gun will be available this week, order to make a 3d gun, you need anced 3d printer that could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> in a few hours, jury selection will start against president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort's case is the first criminal trial to move forward from robert mueller's investigation. don't expect to hear anything about russian collusion in the courtroom. manafort faces charges for financial crimes he's accused oc committing whisulting for companies in ukraine. he's also charged with witness tampering.bu none of it is connected to his time with the trump campaign. >>> meanwhile, we could be just one month away from another federal government shutdown. president trump the threatening the shutdown if he doesn't get the money for his border wall. he issued that threat during a presconference yesterday. just weeks after telling republican lawmakers, quote, e,'s a waste of time, end to tackle the issue before the midterms. >> i would have no problem doing a shutdown.'s ime we had proper border security. f we're the

we have data out of the u.k., back from ancing standstill in the first quarter, such as retail, computeramming, and gdp expanding through may. a rolling growth release date today with gdp up by .3%. today's report suggesting growth will accelerate. support the view held by mark carney that the slump at the beginning of the year was weather-related. just want to finish with tesco, story.orporate the u.k. chief, charlie wilson, seen as a possible successor to the chief executive officer, is stepping down after being diagnosed with throat cancer, and shares are down by almost 2% today. booker,continue to run and he increase their earnings for 12 consecutive years after 2005,n the rains and building online sales to small business, and he was named to u.k. and ireland chief as tesco prepared to complete that booker him a strongaking number two to lewis in the combined company. tesco shares down by 1.9%. that is look at european markets. vonnie: in the u.s., continue dollar strength off the back of a little pound weakness today. euro, as well, of course. lira, we do not pointed out in the euro

petersburg...fr ance and belgium..in the semifinals. the french president, emmanuel macron in attendance. --we pick it up in the 21st minute... belgium trying to take advantage of a corner kick... check out the strike through traffic.... and hugo lloris (low-reese) is right there for the diving save. --30-minutes later, france shows em how it's done. off the corner again... and samuel umtiti (um-tee-tee) rises to knock in the header. what a shot into the back of the net. --president macron loves it... as france goes on to win 1-nil...and awaits the winner of england and croatia in the final. (wipe to ronaldo new team) in other soccer news, this is a big headline. cristiano ronaldo...a player many would consider the best in the world...is leaving real madrid and will play for the italian club-- juventus (you-vent-es). the clubs agreed on a transfer fee of 100-million euro..which is about 117-million in u-s dollars. the 33-year-old leaves madrid as the club's all-time top goal scorer...and he led them to four champions league titles. big

a mix of sun and clouds tomorroc and ance of a shower tomorrow.iming it outbo through 7:00, 8:00, notice 7:00 the line forming and sticking around the same areas into parts of loudoun, fairfax county, fredericksburg. a lot of people asking about t d.c. united game. i think this moves by in time for the united game. might be a delight delay there. if you're headed to the game, make sure an hour or two ahead of time you are going to get some rain so watch out there. tomorrow morning waking up to conditionings. here we are at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, a couple of showers, not many. we are not worried about a flood thre. a chance of a shower or a thunderstorm, maybe a strong storm late friday with a high of 92. heat index on friday up around 100 and a little calmer for the weekend. not too bad at all. much more on the weekend forecast and the ten-dayfo recast at 4:45. >> sounds good. we'll see you then. >>> in the mean, we're working for you and your health. >> coming up next, we've got a new reason to keep your blood pressure down and e

so it was quite understandable that the anc wants to do certain relately abuse iness things. wayn't to become where were where expressing a kind of forward looking trust. so when he went through the streets in his presidential cortege, he got down from his car, went over to some spite police escorts and so can we repoe you were a -- they cppedded it are to say wednesday or fuzz and, changes them so that later when he died, i heard one of them being interviewed, and rerecount9 this tale. we have i guess what i want to say is both the by rimming rp where b m from but that means, that's not going to mean letting go of the legitimate demand. once again program program never let go of the demand for justice, you put your body on the line and you're willing to by it it. ire are are are you it's very hd for them to express any kind of friendship or trust. and yet you can see that it happens again and again under the right kind of leadership. >> [inaudible] you referred to your capabilities approach. i'm wondering in your book if you explore a potential relationship between fear and

possible shower east and betr ance of showers heading into tunday, morning, tuesday and, of course, nittle more on the bad side. you guys got more of that? >> yeah. >> happy birthday, caee. >> oh, m daughter. >> thank you very much. >> happy bthday to jackie. happy birthday to my doubt. >> thankou, guess. we'll see you in a few minutes. thanks, doug. >> police areicking u the cases after the unusual circumstances of the break-in. look at these t children taken today >>> we've got more breing news now at 6:30. police are searching for two children who may be in danger. h the fathe been found in prince george's county. officers say the father stabbed his girlfriend in montgery county. >> he was found in prince george's county a short while ago, but there are still no signs of the kids. again, he took the kids thisrn g according to police, and there had been an amber alert issued this afternoon for his blue camry, but, again, he has been found without those children, and -- and so that is further complicating the story. it's a 9-year-old boy and an 18-month-old girl who are still missing

. >> reporter: she she is p ance george's county native and graduated from potomac high school. has served as superintendent for teaching and learning. chief operations officer, and associate superintendent in prince george's county schools. oor that she was a principal at wise high s and also at frederick douglass high school but she's taken the leave of an embattled school system after the controversial trancics of her predecessor kevin maxwell. school board chair and board member hding to court on assault chars. >> we won't have those same of issues that we had before. rem confident. >> reporter: she'sred for the fire as made the evidence to have 1 million cuts t send to tral staff. >> this i believe will make us e moreicient school system. >> reporter: she says that downsizing that central office staff will giver more money to put back in the classroom. she says she's very focused on increased pay for teachers and also principals re-examining that issue and that was a problem with mr. maxwell and why the unions fell out with him. >> angela ostsaid t i hops turns our focus on

craddock from houston texas can say he did it, crossing the finish line in his very first tour de ance a childhood dream he never imagine wod come true like this. on day one, lawson icrashed. >>ent rocketing off the side of the road. i could tell sething was wrong. >> reporter: with a broken shoulder, he persisted. >> i put too much work t in get here just to go home after day one. i will s how i feel and give it my best shot tomorrow. >> reporter: despite the agony, lawson kept going. he pledged $100 a day to rebuild the track back home in houston where he trains, destroyed in hurricane harvey. fans chipped in, and tonight the total is over $180,000. today, craddock'sast place finish wasn't even captured on camera, but he had already showe world a different way to win. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >>> a historiclection for zimbabwe is underway that could determine the country's future forears to come. you are looking at the enormous lines a polling situations in that rar ioa, the ns capital. this is the nation's first election without meg bay on the ballot after his f nearlyr decade rule

in the western zones, a small ance for a thunderstorm or shower, but i think most fireworks displaysine. feeling like temperatures aroun. 90 degr what are we looking at the next few days? i'll have that forecast coming up in about ten minutes. ♪ ♪ o> scott macfarlane. breaking news o new york. it is believed someone is trying to scale the statue of lrierty t now. a woman embarking on some type of immigration protest, we believ trying to scale the statue of liberty. you are looking at le pictures provided to us by our new york affiliate wnbc. we were told there is an immigration protest on the island there earlier today and that a bannerf some sort was unfurled before this woman tried to scale the statue. to park police are going evacuate the island, just like they do here in d.c. u.s. park p dice haveain over the statue of liberty and e immediate grounds there. we're going to keep an eye on this protest and see what happens next. this is a live picture. statue of libty, july 4th. 42 years after they celebrated the centennial. -- >> all right. sct, thank you. >>> their homes have been

we also have an isolated storm ance this afternoon. andome storms lingering around 9:00 p.m. we have to watch that. relief is headed our way this weekend. though, i think you're really going to like it.l temperatures w drop, humidity will drop. this is going to be a fantastic weekend setting up. 81 in washington, annapolis. quantico is 80 degrees. it's very warm outside. you probably wl be sweating quite a bit if you're doing any activity early this morning. we normally tell you to do it. through me, pop-up storms. by 4:00 p.m. could be mainly north and west of d.c. obviously, we cannot rule it out of the d.c. metro area. by 9:00 p.m., somee of th models showing a couple thunderstorms lingering. we need to put that in the forecast and make sure you keep an eye to the sky. you'll be able to see where the storms are. if you're headed to t pool, by noon, we're dry. ms 2:00 p.m., more clouds and isolated thundersthis afternoon. have the spf 30 or higher grilling today. the isolated storms will be in the forecast for some of you with temperatures in the 90s. it's going to be a hot

there is a complacency in accept ch ance.erned about a cyber 9/11. >> what would that look like? >> let's say you shut down wall street for a week, what does that do to markets? let's say you crash in bank of america or wells fargo and people are saying wait a minute, what happened to my account? we will get it back. we have seen this and we have seen coverage of that. we haven't seen the big one. what about an attack on the electric grid in new england in january that is sophisticated enough to take it out. how many people would die from minus degree weather on that? those are the things i think you have to try to anticipate what are the capabilities that our adversaries have if they wanted to use them. and charlie allen, who in my mind is a legend, i won't tell you where we meet for regular breakfast, these are things i think strategically we have to look forward. time clancy's sum of all fears, when a terrorist group obtains a weapon of mass destruction it had been one of those airliners that hit the twin towers. we wouldn

we will see ance of showers and thunderstorms but all in all it's not looking too bad at all. okay, guys. you know i couldn't go out with one oyster. let me get the o biggest guyn here, ande'll go from there. are you oyster lovers back in the station. >> we'll bring you some. >> you've got to dre for me.p i need lots of cocktail sauce and lemon juice too. >> i need them to be deep fried. >> with a little bacon on it fo> me. ried oysters. that's pretty good, too. >> i need something. we ndeeet>>om shing probably w anything back but i just wanted to be nice. >> we know that drill we weren't holding our breath. >> hey, we have a tribute today to the legacy of civil rights icon nelson mandela. formerdent obama said something write interesting in his speech that marked mandela's 100th birthday. >>> also ahead it's a disease affecting about 10% of all women. when we come bark the new research that suggests some women are at a higher risk of having endometriosis because of their childhd experiences. oo >>> we're working for you tonight with an impcatant drug . if you or someone you k

it -- as youhink say, it's kind of lots of the virgin's, variance -- divergence, barry and -- vari ance. one interesting thing we see play out in state legislators is there has been a tremendous pressure on legislators to address the needs of the unsubsidized, the folks who really are facing these unaffordable premiums. and so that is -- that we are seeing legislators respond in different ways to that, but at the same time we see at the advocates, consumer patient advocates, insurance companies, and other step up in coalition to sort of counteract some of those forces. one example would be north carolina, where there was a bill that was moving very quickly through the legislature to adopt a sort of iowa style farm bureau type of postal. what was -- proposal. what was interesting there was the coalition that came up to try to kill the bill. they said there would be some harmed by that initiative and they were successful. i think there is -- particularly on the advocacy side there has been so much focus on medicaid been --n that there has they have been slower to move to these private ins

that cras unfolded in lexington park after the girl bought some candy from i ance cream truck.as our hstory. >> t evening an ice cream truckanrom her company drove down yorktown road. the driver tells me this is not the truck wherehe little girl bought her candy before being hit crossing the r roadning home. her family tells me her name is journey. the st. mary' county sheriff's office says she was struck by an suv driven by 72-year-old linda glaser. >> that child purchased something from the ice cream behindnd darted out from the ice cream truck right into the path the driver of the vehicle. >> reporter: these markings from the sheriff's office tell the story of this accidench the gmc here.came to a stop this circle is where the little girl's bag of candy landed. the little girl was her apparently right upped the front of the vehicle. had a neighbor who doesn't want his face shown heard a loud bang and then ran to help the little girl. >> woman on the other side of the vehicle asked her to see if show could move her legs. one of h legs was stuck under the car. she managed tor

. >> reporter: its location be kept a secret, but what they are calling an anc-human traf shelter will this sister shelter already set up. eightough to house people, women or men, fleeing any type of trafficking. the salvation army's hisal came to our area two years ago. >> i had r or had opened a shelter and another state in salvation y with t army, and so that was a -- that's a passion of mine to help victims of human trafficking. >> reporter: hall discovered while existing proves like na hti, fair girls and the maryland safe center can provide housing for traffickinghe victims was a gap that needled filled for emergency referrals. >> where the gap was that emergency short-term assistance because a lot of the programs will not admit somebody who has just come from the streets or fromff a tking situation. they want them to have a little bit of distance from that experience. >> the future residents will be aalled guests when they call for help. shelter staffer will go meet them in a designated public place and bring them to safety, but the shelters a short-term placement. the salvation

in 1994, he mediated in a quarrel between the anc and the zulu inkatha party, which threatened to delay a long time. —— in a long lifetime. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story. cheering the moment french fans in paris saw their team score the goal, which saw them beat belgium and book their place in the world cup final. they will play croatia or england in the world cup final. the death toll of flooding in western japan has passed 150. another 67 people are still missing. these are the latest pictures we have of the rescue mission. this is a residential area of hiroshima, where teams are trying to dig through the mud to find survivors. this is now japan's worst weather disaster for over 35 years. the 0kayama and hiroshima regions have been born this brunt of this with two million people being displaced in the last week. more than 200,000 people are still without running water. and while this is all happening, temperatures are reaching over 30 degrees. if we look at what's happening across the northern hemisphere this summer, some areas are seeing extreme he

>> sullivan: fema had given her its maximum amount ofsi ance, $33,300, enough for her to rebuild herme.th buamounts fema has handed out havearied. how about your friend?mu how did your friend get? >> sullivan: so far, only half of those who applied for fema help are getting any. that's largely because people don't have the property records the ency requires. >> sullivan: when you said that part of you, it makes you angr what is it that makes you angry, feel angry? >> sullivan: the months of waiting for help were taking a ll in communities all across the island. >> a lot of people in this community, even though we're very close to san juan, haven't received aistance yet. >> sullivan: on one of our trips, we met alice thomas... >> and we can talk to her andas her why that is. >> sullivan: ...an expert on disaster response with refugeesa internat this is her house here? >> this is her house here. >> sulliva we joined her as she visited storm victims, checking on the pace of recovery. (speaking spanish) oh, boy. >> yeah, so you can see, no roof. >> sullivan: thomas has worked disaster zo

the: south africa today, anc after mandela has major problems in terms of dealing with corruption withints ranks. how do you see the state of the south african people today. freedomined political and economic justice. black african, yet 10% controlled all of the land and resources. they are free but not equal. that is the next age of development. that is the next stage of development. they don't control the universities, banks, media. it is a black island, a black ocean with a white island, 10%. most of the business goes and to the 10%. the 90%, i think maybe there is a plant there. dealerships them all-white, none of them are black. the next phase -- real fast. now that have gained political freedom, they need economic justice. that will happen. of apartheid and its ugliness has been n broken. amy: w what do think nelson mandela would be saying about president trump today? i was wondering if you could, to both on the summit -- if you think it shohould have happened- and president obama not often heard on these issues, basically, talking about authoritarianism? president mandela was very

the ranks of freedom fighters were replenishing, young men and women, here in south african, in the ancd beyond; black and indian and white, from across the countryside, across the continent, around the world, who in those most difficult days would keep working on behalf of his vision. and that's what we need right now, we don't just need one leader, we don't just need one inspiration, what we badly need right now is that collective spirit. and, i know that those young people, those hope carriers are gathering around the world. because history shows that whenever progress is threatened, and the things we care about most are in question, we should heed the words of robert kennedy -- spoken here in south africa, he said, "our answer is the world's hope: it is to rely on youth. it's to rely on the spirit of the young." so, young people, who are in the audience, who are listening, my message to you is simple, keep believing, keep marching, keep building, keep raising your voice. every generation has the opportunity to remake the world. mandela said, "young people are capable, when aroused,

ance, jeff sessions is going to make an appearance on "young sheldon" as old young sheldon.se [ applup, paul ryan will be on an pisode of "riverdale" as the kid who's way too old to go to their school. [ applause ] m and finallch mcconnell is doing a cameo on, "franklin" as anklin's twin brother. [ applause ] they're all doing cameos. oh, i read that new jersey is suspending many of its cases related to marijuana and people think it mns soon it will be legal. ] [ chee that might explain this welcome siew jersey, forget about -- wait, i literally forgot what i was saying." [ laughter and applause ] no, forget about it. i did forget about it. forget about what? and finally this is very interesting. yelp is going to start showing what restaurants scored onns their healthctions. if you want to know how your favorite restaurant did, trust me, no you don't. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have another fun show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, everybody. he stars in the new movie "missionfaimpo

the men were later released, anc settled with ty for $1 each, and a pledge from to establish a program for young entrepreneurs.th founder of starbucks personally apologized to the men. >> i think as i share with you in philadelphia it was a reprehensible situation we took complete ownership of something that was embarrassing and horrifying and all the issues we talked about tt day. >> alcindor: and the company closed thousands of its stores nationwide a month later, for a one-day employee training session, on how to recognize and overcome implicit, unconscious, bias in their decision making. all of this comes at a time when police behavior and response is under scrutiny, particularlyco when is to detaining and arresting black people. on june 19th, police in east pittsburgh shot and killed 17 year-old antwon rose, as he fle. a the vehicle was stopped during the investigation of a drive-by shooting. rose was shot three times in the back as he ran. the officer who fired the shots was later charged with criminal homicide. many of these incidents have taken on hashtag and meme of their own,

look at the united states' support for that coalition, and the effect arms sales and otsir american ance has on the conflict. to see what is happening on the ground, special correspondent jane ferguson smuggled herself across the frontlines report this series. and, as she reports, the effects are profound, and dead. >> reporter: inside rebel territory in yemen, the war rains down from the sky. on the ground, front lines have not moved much in the past three years of conflict. instead, an aerial bombing campaign by the saudd and american-backed coalition hammers much of the country's north, leaving scenes like this dotted across the capital city sana'a and beyond. a few weeks before i arrived, this gas station was hit. security guard abdul al badwi was in auilding next door when it happened. he says six civilians were killed. why did they target this? >> ( translated ): we don't know the reason. >> reporter: can't explain why they would have targeted something like this. elsewhere in the city, a governmet office building was recently hit. another pile of rubble, another monument to the ci