asl dangerouy high heat index. up over 100 with a combination it prevents your body from your body cannot effectively the heat advisory for o allthe late morning, afternoon, early philad baltimore and qualit temper some 2 to 5de ees warmer than yesterday. in the upper 70s to near 80 degree plan on 96 for a high coming up, future weather to aaron? >> chuck, thank you. let's turn to news 4's jummy. adviso plan. that means cooling stations will public pools, splash parks in y have several days for that. coolin stations will be up and alon and in homeless shelter you can call 311. you can stay cool by drinking outsid eun, thank you. on your commute with melissa mollet westbo66fter the fairfax still los like we have just parkwa it is moving just fine. capita heights northbound, kennel lane and ramp still blocked by that accident. burt e,tonsvill that crash inner loop/outer loop no major 270 southbound nice and en. eun? >> 4:33.ar ea pastor is charged with congre messen god in silver spring servic are held inside his hom

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it foundomen who store more fat in their middle called asle ped are at a higher risk of heart and blood vessel problems, even if they are at a normal weight and vice versa. the study says more women with more fat in their legs, called the pear shape, that would be me, are the alo r risk of cardiovascular disease. >>> a rminder to be careful around alcol this fourth of july somehow someone else drinking can hurt . shows drinking family at riskspndim at the bad while you're there experts say of unintentional deaths in the u.s. y whether're at the pool or thevif swimfuard onpes recommenking a lifeguard about rip currentsea. >>> this is a great place to live if you're a b t of restaurant scene ramiesssociatif why the night is lieve that one time a om t industry and ody comes out celebratearof all thediner acro following. >> i love virginia. sweetie. >> big congratulations to all of them. better yet, i didn't get invited. >> i'm getting hungry even though it is only 4:15 in the morning. re sitting at 72 degree. >> very comfortable.as yesterday w omrtable. we had low umty come >> of courhere

specifically for folks where english is not the first language, their first language is asl. >> i would like to pitch to the council that we are going to find resources and create our own san francisco version of a census video which i would like your advice on how to make that fully accessible. i learned a lot from heather and the council on how to do this. hope we did okay today. i think we are going to have to customize some things. also, i would recommend that you contact the city attorney's office. they actually had a litigation team working on the citizenship question. you know, it's amazing that they would go to bat for all of our people in san francisco make sure we get a fair count and that we are included. they are not free to litigate. >> thank you very much. >> can i ask one more question? >> one more. >> you mentioned something about an implementation workshop and you said to sign up online. do you have an address for that? >> i consented to the staff and they can forward it to you. just register. if you can't do that, if you just give your name to heather or nicole, and th

as putting an adolescent to bed at 8:00 or 9:00 at night is problemac because they just can't fall asle that early. >> dr. danny lieu is the associate medical director here in d.c. he says it's not just about how long your children are sleeping but also what time they'reoing to bed. >> we tend to think about only duration, but it's really critical to think about when we're sleeping as a critical mponent of sleep health, mental health, learnial, physhealth. >> children's national is par a publish research on optimal bed times based on a child's age. it builds off recommendations that many parents already use from the american academy of fe ed yac. guidelines call for babies to sleep from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a. with several additional hours factored in for nap. toddlers should go to bed around 6:00 p.m. andesprchoolers should aim for a 6:30 bedtime getting 11 to 13 hours of sleep. get them in bed by 7:30. they need about 12 hours of sleep and should avoid taking naps. 8 to 12-year-olds may not be ready for bed until 8:00,while teenagers just aren't wired to go to sleep until 9:30 or 10:30.

>> we're in the preliminary stages of this investigation asl you a know. those details have not been established. >> reporter: a police source close to the investigation tells me the shooting did h notppen today. and it's unclear how long the bodies were inside the apartment. >> right now we don't have any suspect information. that's why we are asking the to public report anything that they have seen suspicious. >> reporter: elizabeth and neighbors say her son was a good, well liked teen. >> he played football. hcewas exing in school. he didn't deserve to die like this. >> reporter: people in the w neighborhoodk up to us on this incredibly hot night asking was this a murder-suicide, or was there a sign of forced entry in which someone brokes into th apartment and killed this father and son. those are the questions that police are looking into and we will hopefully get an answer within the next couple of days. live here in northeast d.c., i'm sha mari stone. >>> tonight we're learning more about the 11-year-old boy who was shot and killed last. night karon

asle surged after the bell the revenue forecast for the court quarter beat estimates.has been going over the numbers and listening to the call. what are the key takeaways? what has tim cook been saying? john: number one on my list is china where apple booked a much better than expected quarter. sales were down 4%, but this compares with high double-digit declines in the last two quarters. in my view, we are seeing improvement in a key region that accounts for about 20% of sales. i would say this -- iphone sales were little bit weak, but if you look at all other products, not iphone sales including services, they were up much higher than people expected. up 17% year on year, according to the company. they are doing well across the board which to me tells me they are getting a very good grade on diversifying the business. the iphone, which in some quarters not too long ago, represented 65, even close to 70% of revenue is now about half the business. they continue to diversify and really push those key growth drivers, including services and some of the newer products like

. >> the ground fracture, the asl continue definitely to the south where i'll probably be focusing mineoday. >> cracks in the ground adding fuel to already frayed nerves. >> i've checked in with pg&e this afternoon. they have crews out assessing their gas lines and they have found a couple of problem areas. they have repair crews that are working to fix those issues. reporting live in ridge crest, sergio quintana. >> coming up preparing for the worst. what people doing in the bay area are doing here in the bay area to get ready for something like that here. christie smith continues coverage with that story at 6:30. >>> we have frightening video this evening of a shooting at a theme park in the south bay on the fourth of july. you can hear people screaming see them running after one shot rang out. parents trying to protect their kids and others looking for shelter. it happened at great america in santa clara around 9:30 last night. a fight broke out here the park entrance andgirl's arm but didn't break the skin. the shooter has not been caught. >> if the past two days are an indication a

cheryl:disqualified.cheryl: asl from last month, it showed that when it came to democratic -- likelyility. that seems to be to me joe biden who seems to be the only one that's kind of in the middle right now, looking for that central voter, that centrist, if you will. >> right. and one thing democrats are united on is that we want to defeat trump in 2020. that's a shift from previous elections where we look at our purity test, which candidate supports the issues we care about or what's their position on this or that. we're seeing now democrats are saying we just want to beat trump. that's what's driven a lot of biden's support. but i do think that his debate performance was troubling. he's going to have to step it up because i believe senator harris has a lot of potential to continue to grow her support and we see her -- she spiked a lot in the polls or the polls in the aftermath of the debate. so we'll see how it goes. cheryl: it's early. >> i think she's got a lot of potential. cheryl: it's early but it's fun to talk about. >> yeah, it is. cheryl: ken, to you on this. this is an in

police identified the victim asl 57-year-old dphin jackson and they are trying to figure out what led to that shooting. >>> this morning, investigators withed the fal aviation administration will be in addison, texas, searching for answers after that dead plane crash over the weekend. here is a look. ten people on board a private twin-engine jet were killed and the plane was taking off for st. petersburg, florida and crashed into unoccupied hangar. ntsb is looking into the plane's maintenance history for the cause. >> the air aft specifically, how it was maintained, how it was operated, its maintenance history, and the environment, specifically looking at the ntather that was active at the time of the accide >> the names of the ten people who were killed have not been released. >>> president trump is back in washington after making history in north korea. he landed at joint bse andrews last night. the president became the first sitting u.s. president to step foot in north korea. this historic handshake came aft after meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. some say it's a showma

they include union pub her of course, shaw tavern, duffy's irish pub, the midlands w asl as hawk n. dove. bear in mind, they open between 8 and a 9:00 a.m. today each has their own drink or menu specials specific to each bar. pretty long list there. another look on our nbc washington app. bear in mind, you might find more bars, more specials, too. if you do, let usnow so we can connect to it as well. justin finch, news 4. >> i'm looking forward to the food specious. thank yjustin. you can watch live coverage starting right here at 8:00 a.m., just about two hours from now here on c we'll also stream the coverage on the nbc washington app and on our website nbcwashington.com. >>> family, friend neighbors holding a vigil last night, calling for an end to gun violence in the district. they. >> caer: together toeb 11-year-old karon brown who was thot and killed not far from his home in southeas.c. last week. brown was one of eight people who were shot and killed in the district since thursday. and as communoies areng together here to support the brown family, there were two shootings tha

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but we take mix these issues asl cultbstract battles and not as concrete things that we could actuallyss.so t becomes a philosophical piece of the culture warather than let's build more centers and hire more judges. upwoodruff: both sides end making the same arguments over and over again. i do want to come back to the democratic presidential candidates. we mentioned immigration, clearly that's an iss, but we're now a week, karen, past joe biden faltering in the first democratic debate in that encounter with kamala harris.so he tried t of explain this week what he meant when he answereder challenge on busing. how is he doing? is he still on hist? back foo what do we see? >> well, if you look at the polls that came out this week, this is sudvdenly y, very fluid race for the mination. both joe biden and bernie sanders have fallen significantly in the polls. joe biden is still ahead but mun more rowly, and the two women who i think were the standouts of the two nights of the debates last week, elizabeth warren and kamala harris, have really seen a surge in their numbers. i don't think that

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asl comments?ship election actually began, which isn't quite so obviously no so in a sense i don't think he was commenting about what leadership candidates we re about what leadership candidates were saying. i think you are saying what his view was of the deal. he would say that, wouldn't he? he is in the business of hoping that somehow yet his deal through but it is dead. the point as it is not a case of renegotiating. borisjohnson has made it clear that we are leaving, deal or no deal on the 315t and we are not reopening the deal and we are not reopening the deal and if we have anything at all it is and if we have anything at all it is a free trade arrangement. boris has been clear on that from the word go. does that mean it will have to be no deal because michelle barnier is saying it is the withdrawal agreement and it is the best on offer. the only other option is no deal? it is quite clear, borisjohnson has made it quite clear this is not about the ego, it is not personalities. michelle barnie

asle sport hunting was seen the best way to protect the lesser visited areas, hunting revenues have not succeeded in protecting elephants, giraffes, rhinos, cheetahs, or liens all of which have suffered enormous losses in the past 30 years. this is not to say that sport hunting should be banned. it is in desperate need of reform. has beenting successful in protecting wildlife in a community of inibia, private reserves south africa and zimbabwe. botswana's hunting ban in 2014 was ill advised and counterproductive and has recently been reversed. in mozambique, tanzania, zambia the government run hunting reserves have been poorly managed. currently, as many as one half of the hunting blocks in these countries remain unclaimed with the risk that the land will be removed from the wildlife estate if there is no alternative to support hunting in these areas area the overarching challenge of sport hunting is a tool for conservation is the lack of real and sustainable revenue. the cost of effective lion andervation are between one 2000 dollars per square kilometer per year where is trophy fees o

, asl: i think he will might be an 1.19 exchange rate.to parity with the euro. happen and then he buckles under it, really it is a very difficult situation. to me, whether he goes to a general election or not is not as critical as the fact that things fall apart and whoever is the next leader has to just pick up the pieces. crux of your question, if it falls apart, the pound sterling weakens further, it probably leads to a new general election. well inraj doing very the european election and you have jeremy corbyn on the site. the prediction is, we simply don't know what is going to happen on the political side. what goes further u.k. is that it runs large trade deficits with the eu 27. it has a deficit within the three largest countries, germany, france, and italy. the hope is that they will be nice to the u.k. that is playing a game of chicken. tom: right now we have headlines out of ireland. this is the pushback from the republic of ireland against those in northern ireland and those in london as well. sayingicultural minister the with

states asling to key they make their case to become president of the united states.ala harris headed to iowa for an event in des moines. she will hold that town hall. you can watch it on c-span, c-span.org, and listen on our radio app. on the fourth of july, joe biden and jill biden holding an event in marshalltown, iowa. that event you can see thursday tomorrow at 2:30. those platforms available as well. we have set aside a line for those who live along border states. morning, pedro. host: good morning. caller: first of all let me say kudos to you for defending "washington journal" earlier. on the question of whether or biasou are showing some these days, the only thing i would like to point out is the inspector general's office putting out this report yesterday is saying virtually, if not literally exactly what trump has been saying now for at least 6 to seven months. the photos they are showing this morning on cnn, they are doing -- one thing i have noticed the problem with our program this morning here is no one is giving kudos to the president and the administra