they are a foreign national who has a visa, papers showing they are a gcoen card holder or ng back as astnt. if they have no papers and appeared to be foreign nationals, not u.s. citizens, they can be summarily excluded, ordered removed by the inspector, the cbp inspector. they are supposed to ask before executing that order, is therefe if the person says, yes, i can't go back. i'm afraid. they areupposed to be referred to a different office. soledad: that puts them in a different category. theoretically, they could go and ask for asylum. judge schmid the attorney me -- other administrationsst have always tried it -- as a deterrost, he decided to prute everybody who crossed the border outside of a port of entry. there is a crime of illegal entry, but for the first m offense, ademeanor, minor crime, and for most of our history, pple, particularly if it's their first time, haven'tba misdemeanor. soledad: the reason the children are being separated is you have to have a dual path. e h avjudge schmidt: the childrendrn aren't being charg c with a crime, so an't be placed system right away whil

job,ast time i took on the everything was in place. proper government machinery and all i had to do ,as work within the rules, laws and use the machinery of government. now, it has been totally unless every ministry has been corrupted led by officers who were participating in the corruption. i i need to rebuild the full government. it doesn't mean the next person that can take over. success andind sometimes we have to go right down the line before we can find one. quacks the finance minister has talked about concerns in the national debt, which appears to be 60% higher than estimated. how messy is it? how will you clean up the mess? mahathir mohamad: this involves money and we don't have enough money to make up for the losses. we have to find ways and means of reducing our expenditures. to do some of the projects that are not really needed at this moment. they may be needed later, but we can defer. the problem is much bigger than we thought, but we have ways and means to overcome this problem. i think we are well on the way to recovery

sensitive with this type of airo mass, you want to limit theou ouehtrw,tivi ac 91 lyny deeegrs 95.le i mean,astthere are still heat index values,e oo elsewhere at 90 lp, i fredericksberg. 86 baltimore, 90 in frederick. area-wideewk , nyw i boston, 85 in pittsburgh, if you look towards the west, in detroit it's i 90, chicago, they're feelg the worst on the heat. toat dome will be over us mo73 arr degrees overnight toni, mostly clear and it will be a warm one.an ning forec fas attevor youla ha outdoors you're fine when it comes to dry weather, it will be very hot, the sun will be very strong and we' start baking quickly. by 8:00 a.m., we're half at 90 degree mark boy noon, if you're out by the pool, lots of sun or screen, 95 f the high temperature tomorrow afternoon, when it comes to the heat index it will be most noticeable in about m afternoon tomorrow. so this is where at least our model thinks we'll srt to see some triple digits readings with hier humidity, feeling like 100 toe 101 here i district. sunday, same thing, i wouldn't be surprised, becau this is kind of a building cumulative thing

done and facebook to use them for their own ast in the case of a.m. donele t they're in cohorts with a lot of local law enforcement. so there was this platform that cam amazon came up with because i remember this madeeadlines not too long ago. they were selling the rights toel it, sng access ey amasked. they haveccesstth to hundreds of millions of facee in data that goes with those faces to the point where theyy alle can match a face over 90 percent of the time time and they're selling to local police departments all ove the country . orlando has been very into it. ill be interesting how that plays out. how does let's be honest much we kwplace there's surveillance cameras out amassing a database of goinb your face and everybody's faces it's typically tough we just willing turn over to them. i mean w doesn't have their face mewhere o their facebook page in obviously they're going to be able to access t and in bad circumstances ty're going to be able to share that with bad actors in the government and elsewhere. we're looking at some video right now of

ast nothing like justice kennedy or sandra day o'connor was.rt ro they did overturn a cision? >> abud versus detroit. >> i thought you meant koramatzu. >> john robertsbe wiln the middle but what he does in the liberals it will have weighar t the right side than justice kennedy. on rowe i can see them chipping ay, imposing new regulations that would make it hardefor a women to exercise their right. robert: this week, cl, e democrats saw in the primaries, alexandria won a primary in new york. if you are senator bill re on of florida, you under pressure to maybe not move to the left. >> i thi chuck schumer is in a tenableosition and he is the democratic leader and they nee to show their base they are doing all they can. they are pretty limited what they can do. not show up? that would be very extreme,t at would that do to the moderate dem the other states? i think there is an argument you can make f the democrats to say, listen, we know how this is goinnd to we need to put up a fight and work over the nominee. but maybe get it done before the election and then go to our base and

. ♪ ♪ >>> promotional consideration provided by -- ast pain that won't make a mess? new icy hot® lidocaine no mess. desensitize aggravated nerves with max strength lidocaine. icy hot®. sprinkle yourself,ess is what you seek... and you shall not reek. gold bond men's powder. controls odor and wetness. smells irresistible. ♪ >>> it's just another day in south africa. people are hanging out. it looks ike it's a nice, open area >> nice evening out. >> i'm not relaxing. don't take the pate. i'm not relaxing. what's going to happen? >> well, more people show up to this restaurant. just hanging out. >> it's a lovely restaurant. >> i'm waiting for the bus to come crashing through the scene. >> well, it's not a bus. but keep an eye on this patron. >> there he goes. look at that. >> wow. >> he wasn't a patron at all. these people are thieves and they're working together to take that purse, freaking smoothly. >> was under the table. >> one place you think it would be, pretty much between you legs. >> i just want to move off into the woods, this is why. i see videos. be decent.

getting old. [ light laughter ] we shot ast summer.s 50 years ago uncle drew was a great player. they never made it to the finals at rucker. and you know us old players. you know, we still think mentally that we have it. so for one last time he wants to put the team together. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and we go kick the crap out of the young boys. >> jimmy: it's so funny, and -- [ applause ] >> tired of you young boys. >> jimmy: yeah, youngblood is what they call it. here's the cast of "uncle drew." if we can just zoom in, and see everyone there, and what they >> so, yot >> jimmy: gosh he's sony, chris webber is great. >> yeah, he's greain the movie. you've got lisa leslie, nate robinson, reggie miller, kyrie, and myself. >> jimmy: lisa leslie is great. >> yeah. >> jimmy: tiffany haddish plays lil rel's girlfriend. [ cheers and applause ] >> yep, and -- >> jimmy: and she's just crushing. hitting home runs, but -- >> yes. >> jimmy: but you as big fella, look at this. [ laughter ] it's the best thing -- it's the best thing i've ever seen. [ che

thth will start to see thehe ast thatat lake victororia is. porter: ththey're not the e ony beneneficiaries. w these diners in the capitalnh frfrom lake ctia host: tropical storms are among the most desestructive weaeatr eventsts. expertrts warn that t as global mperisisi for many y decades. last year was s one ofhe w warme sincnce the start t of recordrd-keeping in n the 19th century. in 2016, cyclone wstston, onof the strongest stormsms ever memeasured, devastated the fii archipelago, with wind speeds of 285 kilometers an hour. living on the coast there is becoming increasingly hazardous. reporter: vanua a levu, fiji's second-larargest island, i s blessed wiwith fertile v volcc soil. reporter: vanua a levu, fiji's sbut paras not.t island, i s people here are being moved from their homes. one of the evacuees takes us for a nostalgic ride. coming here gives village chief sailosi ramatu a melancholy feeling. we've driven three kilometers down the road and have yet to see a soul. sailosi: when we go ahead to the old site, it brings me all the me

primarily for children with health complications whose families had trouble traveling to little also asted i writing various arkansas public health regulationsh as checking newborns for thyroid conditions and also increasing the amount of nurses ischools. after decades of service to our nation's youth, dr. schultz retired earlier this year. my congratulations on an incredible career and best wishes fors future pursuits. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the life of a man who's ann delible impact on conservation and preservation throughout arkansas, tom. tom is retiring at the end of this month after s as the arkansas national heritage commission's senior echologist for over two decades. tom dedicated his life to answering the call to serve the outdoors. from publishing the natural divisions of arkansas to getting numerous educational progms for schools and the general public, he lived his life to serve our natural state. in 1976, he became the director of arkansas ecology center, the organization he had volunteered for as a youth. t's service to the s of arkansas and to the environmen

we've only had a chance today to a small selection of objects from our collection, though the ast majority of our collection is easily accessible and on view o the public for study, for learning from. for enjoying. incredibly s are diverse, from the very fine to the very simple, from the very small. the very with you all these objects have one thing in common, and that is used by were made and the diverse people who lived and worked in the early american the first english footsteps at roanoke and jamestown all the way through american ing of the civil war. eople who lived in maryland, virginia, north carolina, south arolina, georgia, and even in tennessee and kentucky. > on c-span 3, we're also taking your questions and your comments, your vote, i should c-span history and the question is, which party changed 1968?ost since and the vote right now with more than 24,000 casting their votes changed theemocrats republicans at posted, from women's rights to race relations. and an tweet us questions comments during live events, see video previews of upcoming rograms, or look back to what day in

ast if i'm into a place in the last guy's record. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've mater the us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each dish. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be culled from rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent i just want to hear some with four hundred to five hundred trees per circuit first second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars . china is building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business shows you can't afford to miss the one and only boom bust. is a. secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this to do a graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out. the priest says is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard was not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the

. >>> stillahead, a woman is denied a prescription by ast pharmaaking a stand. what the medication was for and why it was all purposely legal. plus, we have new detai about a security breach outside the ciate headqu. chuck. >>> happy tuesday, everybody. four things you need to know about t. foreca sinful sinful scrumptious around. chances for rain are creepin , and the temperatures, they'll be creeping up by the weekend. >>> the judge is demanding -- jailed for the virginiacomplex. dia police says haynes was throwing items over the gate and shaking the fence and when officers tried to stopenim, he thre to pull a knife. according to court documents, hayes had two pocketnives and several empty liquor bottles in his car. he is charged with trespassing on federal grounds. his lawyer declined our request for comment. >>> the court says a right to refuse case between a weddingor t a same sex couple back to the lower court for reconsideration. > >> a washington state board says her faith does not allow her to acceptsame-sex marriage. she claims it violates her freedom

she even does word puzzles with me. >> reporter: in march, to supplement hesthome care ast, robertsonhe opportunity to try rudy, a robot designed by anthony nunez, c.e.o. and founder of i.n.f. robotics, a northern virginia start-up. nunez hopes rudy will help prolong siors' independence. he built in features where caregivers,demergency resp, or family can check in remotely through a skype-like interface, a steer rudy through the home to search for the senior. and, as with any technology, there is a learning curve. nunez created rudy because of what he witnessed growing up. >do> my grandmother fel when she lived alone up in rhode island, and ended up losing her independence. she ended up moving into my hom and as a teenager, i watched my mom take care of her. and i saw both sides of it at an early age. i wanted to do something about it, because i know that situation is not uncommon. >> reporter: but nunez, and his creation rudy, have a sense of humor. rudy can tell jokes, play gamesa even dance the jitterbug. but for robertson, the best feature is companionship.> you can talk to him al

coming up, chuck will show you ast looks eekend for like and how hot it's about to get around here. let's check the roads on this finally friday lissa, good morning. >> good morning to you. taking a look right now inner loop and outer loop in the beltway. overall looking od. have a little bit of road work happening, but not really impacting things as far as travel time. work zone there blocking the two right lanes here this morning. manassas inbound 66 after prince william parkway, work zone with just a single lane getting by, and 270 south from frederick, i should say, down to the spur and then germantown to the spur here on time as well. eun. >> melissa, thank you. >>> d.c. police are investigating two more shootings in the past 12 ehours. hootings are part of a recent spike in violence in the district that has many people concerned. >> now a group touched by tragedy is determined to do something about all the shootings. they ride through the very same lost s where people have their lives. they are in a caravan with the message stop the kil ng on the back of their vehicles. some o

the campaign donald trump wasn't talking about the actual issues that have come up on the border over asteveral years, primarily issues of families d minors from central america seeking mylum. e it seem like a problem of mexicans just coming in because they wanted to. now the people in his administration have a more detailed hard line on immigration has been able to take the reins and engage ines poli like the family separation initiative and b able to prosecute everyone criminally who comes acrosss. t mexico border. >> many thanks. the european airplane maker airbus says it could leave the u.k. if britain leaves the effort u. single marke a customs union without a deal. airbus employees more than 14,000 people, contributing over $9 billion to e british economy every year. b.m.w. has said that uncertainty could damage the u.k.'s car industry. our business edito simon jack reports. reporters: the boss of airbus in the u.k. issued a stark warninover theons queens of any interruptions to their supply changes. >> we're fearful of chaos at the bders and we want the operation to operate ass smo

for pg&e. n je ix ir mo ast p ieople in the commu y lorecognize the blue trucks as pg&e.something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free servic i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids.ommuty and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> our top stories this morning, the trump administration says about 500 children separated from their families at the border have been reunited since may. meanwhile the republican-led house failed to pass one immigration reform bill yesterday and postponed the ore until next week. >>> for a second night in a row, protesters took to the streets in east pittsburgh, shutting downhi ay.gh police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager as he fled. ncy crews and the texas national guard rescued d mor

he says north korea is also dismantlint ast one nlear weapon site but critics feel the agreement both men reached is mostly symbolic and thin on real details. >>> here's a live look in singapore right now, we'll have of course more live coverage for you here on "today in the bay" at the top of the hour. >> another top local story, we're talking about the warriors parade today, it is a few hours away and those festivities get under way at 10:00 this morning in downtown oakland. organizers expect more than a million to attend. >> we have covered the parade from every angle this morning with a "today in the bay" team. bob redell looks at security during the parade but we start with pete suratos in oakland getting ready for fans who beat you to that spot, pete. >> reporter: happy warriors parade day here in oakland. we'llee some of these fans show up and it's going to be at 6:30 a.m. when they are telling folks to be standing at 11th and broadway. this is where the bus is going to start making that turn when the parade starts. you see the balloons already set up this morning. we want to s

it is ast positivt for russia for what they hope will be arl positive cup. of course, when russia won the right to hold the world cup in 2010, relations in the world were in a very different state, much better state. since then, there is a whole string of grievances that many countries in the west have against russia.us they include aions of meddling in elections come accusations between the poisoning of the skripals in salisbury, the war i ukraine, the annexation of crimea. the list is extremely long. vladimir putin, seen in the stadium behind me today, is hoping that politics can be put out of the equation for the dution of the tournament. he wants the tournament to showcase his country. e there cities involved in the world cup.er is an awful lot of new infrastructure. there is a huge crowd of people right around the world to bef pathe party. that is what on.ssia is focusing they are talking about a fiesta of football. they are talking about the great hospality here. i have seen lot of that the past couple of days. many fans say they are pleasantly surpris

wells fargo is aware ast asks omers to call if they see anyna questioe charges. >>> 10 minutes befe 5p on fox5 morning police make an arrest in the murder of a popular miami rapper. >> and it seems many of you are confused about ihob's name change. >> as we heare toak let's take a look at the capitol live shot from the national mall side. looks beautiful, doesn't it? 10 minutes before 5:00 right now, 75 degrees. grab yourain gear before you head out. it's a comingf not already at your front door. fox5 morning coming right back. >> ♪ ♪ >>♪ it's 4:53 right now. this is a lte look traffic along route 15 in frederick right at the exit for 26 w and thategmans out there. good morning to you. 'r developments in the murder of florida rapper xxxtentacion. an arrest has been made in thee case. dedrick williams is charged with first dege murder is that being held without bond. >> xxxtentacion was killed monday afternoon while leaving a motorcycle dealership in miami. the 20-year-old was ambushed as he sat inis car. his latest albumy rec reached number one on the billboard 200 cha. >>> hundreds o

hard to imagine on a calm day then,oday, but back storms caused her to single the cornish ast.now the storms of 2018 have shifted the stands, and for the first time exposed an anchor and seven cantors, some of them two meters long. ma millburn was one of the divers who made the discovery. rk: not realizing this was right under the waves. n:jo he told me the wreck was only a few meters from the shore, covered by centuries of sh dangerous water.h of mark: we cannot wait to get back in. neit is that cion with history, but most people do not even get the chance to see it. omtwo actually allow it to here is minimal, so the chance of anybody see unit is so small -- seeing it is so sll. i think i should play the lottery, really. jon: finding the spot where the president was lost has long been the dream of historians. part of the wreck was found 2 t years ago, bs latest discovery might explain how the ship broke up and where the treasure might be. what about the trease? mark: it could be beneath our feet, miles off, down the beach -- they could anywhere. jon: if there are jewels in the

20 games ago, soto batting .344 with five home runs, childish bambino himself continued toin shine astonto tonight. upped the homer count in the second inning. barely stays in the park. he scores later in the inning,p nats jumhead 2-0 in the second. blue jays get it right bac in the third. devon travis, has only homered once since april, well, make that twice, game tied at 2. later in the evening, and jarvis salarde books this flight solo off of 1 enth inning, tron tooronto is ead, and now jumping ahead by 3. nats tie running game, goes down inging. that's all, 6-5. >> he's a good hitter. he can smoke, smoke strong. so you've got to fly. i like miller a lot.ng so he's go be put in situations like that. >> those birds in baltimore not doing as well as those bds in toronto. oriolesrying to avoid an eighth straight loss hosting the marlins. kevin gousman trying his besto break the streak, tossing a scoreless game in the fifth. anderson, first run of the game. isixthing, alvin in trouble d again, secon triple of the game, gousman done, giving up two runs in and the 3rd. no offense for balt

aare with airon conditiin yo bell.u, f>>ast fwaorgrdin y,todara dke rois dpping a new album, double m,albu clealdpi scor. itas aan fictast claoltiboraon with michael ckjason. goot t hreaha tt e. y n't matter to m re,teepordl feesatur aon sg from the late okingf. pop t>> whiseendke theec shaond lf of theso seanet gs deun.rway tidreve drir deal rneat,hard e m.,akesis h debut frothm oth as aace ysanalt. ora kge oicksffm froca chigo launnd sda ayt 2:30 ernaste. > aaa is n estimatingearly 47 liomiamn icaner wsl beil aveltrg in getso to the airport early. it was love at first touch. and all you wanted to do was surround them in com afortnd prottiecon. that's why onlpay mpers sweraddls is the number one choicef osp hoitals rato wp byourin aby anblkeket-li sesoftns and emprotium prec.tion soha ttht all eyeel fovis le. pa ersmp te ernumb one choicofe spis le. hoit nals,s anursed repants studies show that omeg3sa- are eagrr t fo hyourealth. but did yoknu haow tt % 98sof u n'dot t geenghouth of em? atthhy's w maregdved aand ce 4in1packs more omega-3 power into just one small ftso gel. po suprtfo

. >> the keyeard is bar, ast. >> i did make that call, and that's why she's still talking to me. we like cups in our city. stanley cup of course. after yesterday, the dugw between poal and spain left us wanting more. today we got more. four games, including the first ever world cup appearance by tiny iceland, eager to take its giant killing action from 2016 to a bigger stage. iceland beat two years ago, now the world cup, argentina the challenge. 19th minute, no score in this one. rgio aguero,1p6 talking about, controversy in the 15th minute. france applying pressure. tripped up in the box. the ref says play on, but the next stop officials call for the use of assistant referee var, first time it's used in the world cup. they overturn the call and award france with a penalty kick. so it will be a penalty kick, and twan green, 80th minute,gy techno involved again. inside the cross bar, appears oo come. wait a minute, thatoal line technology. that says it went over. france holds b on toeat australia 2-1. worth getting up for, i guess. den mark, great game, lots of chances. only goal

let's show you what else gau're up ast.s in college park.ar seies in silver spring as well as bethesda looking good. crash free right now earlier crash on 95 at route one in virginia cleared and metro service is again picking up a 5:00. so far not much toboalk a. we'll take that for a monday morning.back to you guys. >> 4:49 is the time right now. new details inhe external review conducted on the university of maryland's football team following the deat of one of its player. the baltimore sun reports university board of trustees this morning during aconferencee university's president. now the university hired a sports medicine consulting group to conduct a review of the football's program protocol. 19-yeaold offensive linem jordan mcnair went to the hospital lastft moner collapsing during a teamworkout. he died two weeks later. university says the riew could tak up to 90 days. >> an emotial farewell to one of theservative movement's mostemorable remembered at a memorammer was e 68-year-old pundit died last weekro f cancer.

this is a show about car accidents. ast paced dramatic music) classy cars.a show about car accidents.he hd mirror cam. the personal sy camera for your car. this is accidents caught on camera. today we're going to hear from people o have been in accidents and used the hd mirror cam to pro their case. hear from law enforcement experts to hear the secr t to protect yourself ickets and lawsuits. we're also going to visit a car show to check out some really cool rides and discover how their owners protect their cars wherever they go. ere to tell you about this e incredible device th mirror cam. your personal eyewitness on and off the road, our celebrity hosts katina forte and tech expert jim forsha.

president trump flips on separating immigrant families, but doubles down on his zero-tgaerance policy ast entering the u.s. ♪ urgally. >> oirst duty and our highest loyalty is to the citizens of the united states. we want safety in our country. want border security. >> the president must continue to act in dealing with these problems, which he can do on his own. >> chris: we will discuss what the president can do next and if ngress will pass immigration reform withli rcan congressman michael mccaul,se chair of the homeland then, democrats have a solution for how to deal

we got a call from her husband, it was about an hour and a half later, and she was in the hospital ast attack happened in this noe valley neighborhood in broad day light.. jessica farb/victim's friend. it as super sunny. it was during a warriors game. and so even the person we are pretty sure was the first to call 911, he said he had been watching the game then he heard screams, and looked down and saw my friend on the ground at that point with blood everywhere and holding her baby who was crying in san francisco. hermela aregawi. kron 4 news. ( marty ) police in american canyon have released a surveillance photo of a car they are looking for in connection to car vandalism cases. they are searching for this dark blue dodge charger. police are asking residents on the east side of american canyon to look through their home surveillance system. specifically in the early morning hours of friday. ( marty ) and police in benicia are also looking for car vandals. friday night police received calls of people driving around in a dark color dodge charger shooting b-b guns at parked cars. that's

tolkien descended on a forest near the czech city of doxy one thousand and two zero ast playing or just wars and men reacted the battle of five am is from tolkien's famous novel the hobbit. these mock battles have been staged photo most twenty years now thanks to weapons made of plastic and water nobody has ever been. extravagant hats and exquisite dresses were on display at the one hundred seventy fifth close race in champeen this weekend the race sometimes referred to as the french oaks is the most glamorous of its kind in all of france. the winner of sunday's race secured one million euros in prize money and the timing that there's also an award for best dressed mademoiselle. now we take to the skies with a feather a friend the stalling for target for bieber loves nothing more than getting. the lens to watch their graceful choreographies as most stunning photo was captured while he was travelling through spain as thousands of stallings creative and often logical masterpiece. when thousands of starlings take to the skies it's always a mesmerizing display of nature. amateur photographe

costa rica 1-0 in the group "e"e opener from ast world cup wins all by a score of os1-0.will see the stanley cup at the world cup. alex ovechkin plans to take the trophy to russia in the j beginning ofy for more fun, but back home some serious questions remain as they clean up the confetti fm the celebration. several players becoming free agents as is barry trotz' contract is coming up. jay beagle says the caps need their stanley cup coach back. >> he's always been a great coach since he's been here. you know, has always brought people around him that are great, you for example theac hing staff, everybodyoes their job, and i think probably the best in the league. we're more prepared than any team in the league i think and what they do. can't really put to words, and you can't really put a price on it, because it really prepares us the best to have success. >> and coming up tonight on "sports final," jay beagle joins us for the roundtable to take on topics like his own free agency and he reveals much of his plan the date and that's tonight at nbc 4 and what a whirl wind. i

live doppler 7 showing you how socked it is along the ast, and visibility is lowering in places like, down to nine miles, livermore reporting fog, as well, six-mile visibility. be careful tomorrow during the commute. temperatures right now anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. a live picture from our roof camera. it's a very color full view of coit tower getting ready for the pride festivities this week. emeryville camera showing you the fog layer. it's pretty low for tomorrow morning's commute. foggy areas for the commute, steady pattern through tomorrow afternoon and heating up inland friday and saturday. here is what you can expect during this hot spell. there is going to be a moderate risk of heat illness. dfinitely be careful both friday and saturday. stay cool and hydrated and remember, don't leave your pets or kids in the cars. he will have aed fire danger during this time period as winds will develop in the hills friday night into saturday morning. tomorrow morning fog is what you need to look out for around the coast and east bay. temperatures upper 40s to the mid 50s. tomorrow

. >> i was afraid that you know she would be frozen in public mind for the ast of her li what happened didn't want that for her. >> woodruff: a, an unlikely tech hub: bitcoin miners descend or one city in upstate new to take advantage of cheap electricity rates, but energy caps are caung locals to pay more. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rapeul and sexual ast charges in new york. ngese are the first of a series of cases invol mr. weinstein. more than 70 womhi have accused m of sexual misconduct. he faces up to 25 years in i prisonfound guilty of eitherha of the two crges he faces. -- he'll be a deft ethiopia' ethiopia's governing coalition says it will accept a peace deal with eritrea. a land deal reterted disputed itory to eritrea, but that had been contested by ethiopia until now, and the two countries remain bitter enemies. the american fashion designer kate spade has been found dead at her new york city apartment , reportedly the result of the suicide. ms. spade founded her trademark rae of handbags and accessories in the early 1990's. she went on to sell the company, but her name remains synon with the brand. jmebbc's nada tawfikne a short time ago from new york. what do we know about the circumstances of her death? nada: the nypd says they are investigating this as a tragic suicide. the housekeeper found kate spade in the bedroom of her park avenue

no mthore 00 man 1ilgrliams i ast ctaffehos w llwent brilia works.linta helps keeplatp selet omfrin stickg gethtoer an rmind fog cla ot. in a cniliudcal sty,li bri ntawoedrk better thlaan pvix. in brilta reducedhe c te hancof ha noving ath heaerttrt aack... ..r dy.ofring om o.ne in brilta reducedhe c te hancof n' dot st topaking briltaack... wiout lkta ying tooudoctr or, sie ncngstoppi io t to soon crinyoeases urk ris in brilta reducedhe c te hancof n' dooflo cyots in urnt stek.,. wiouhet ar, attackst,roke or, and enev. death ilbrayinta m cse bauruising or in bleedg re emoy,asil serorusio ,so timemefas tal bleeding. don't take brilinta if youe havl eengdi s, liketomach ulcs,er sta hiory bofg leedininhe brn, oser vere liverrobl pems. sl howhyeart rthm s be haenep rd.orte tell your doctor about bleeding new or unexpecteshord stnes of h breat an y anplrgned suery, d al anl dimeyocines u .take y nifouen rechadtly ord stnes a atheart tack, yoask ur dtoocrir if blia ntigis rht f yorou. myea hwort is rtbrilh .inta ouif y c't aandffor yo murioedicatn, tr asa

that we feigned ourselves in and more to the point the government finds itself in after this very sort ast-minute executive order that the story from the pentagon about who would be in those beds has changed back and forth literally almost by the hour. last night when i was doing reporting, initially it was these are 20,000 beds for what they call unaccompanied ldchildren which w mean the parents aren't there. then the pentagon said, well, m actualbe the parents would be there, the families, then they went back to, no. it's just for the today when we talked to them they said, it's not determined yet. itight well be facilities that would be used for families but it's up to h.h.s. i think, you know, they're scrambling to find space because they understand that if this goes on for weeks or months they need ls more space. if they don't have the space to hold the families then the only option,bly, would be either to release them, which president trump doesn't want to do, or to separate them again, which obviously led to the crisis that we're in. that's the dilemma. g robert: bringt back to president t

. >>> the scene from orbit last year, ast out in peggy whitson on one of her ten space walks, not onlys most experienced space walker but she also has spent more time in space than any other american. 665 days during three missions on the space station, those were just some of the milestones cited as whitson retired on friday, 32 yearsfter joining nasa. she called it the greatest honor to live out her lifelongdream. >>> now a critical question. chocolate or cheese? if you could pk only one, which would you choose? scientists from yale did that research, and perhaps it's not surprising most of us prefer sweet chocolate sayory cheese. surge of activity when people just thought, thought at chocolat chocolate. personally i'm cheese. >>> when we come back, the dad who didn't expect to live to see this needles. essential for the cactus, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and f

ast: mr. petersen is also board member of the american cable association, that is headed by matt polka. p do you represent, mr. olka? ,att: every state of the union very challenged markets that are hard to serve, so that is why i underscore our need to be an independent voice for them in washington as washington talks about getting more broadband service out of these areas. these are companies that have been around for a long time, whether they are traditional cable companies, they are working in small communities trying to get their communities the same things we expect in washington, new york, and chicago. host: was the? biggest issue these companies are facing? matt: right now, it is of broadband services. therew mentioned some of greatest expenses covered has are the capital expenditures required to bring more broadband farther and deeper into these communities. washington, when you go to the hearings, when you see what is happening at the ftc or on the aboutthey are talking distribution o

state elections looming, critics say the crucifix law is designed to claw back votes from germany's astby the election campaign. the afd talks a lot about christian values and i think markus soeder had to do something before the election next october in order to wind at all costs. outrage at the law has come from far and wide, including the head of the german bishops conference, who said that the move was never discussed with him, and he doesn't support it. markus soeder has also been mocked. the state premier of neighbouring butterworth and berg compare this photo of him toa vampire and berg compare this photo of him to a vampire film. in an effort to wind back the critical lashings, the bavarian government said while it is compulsory for building site police stations, courts and government offices, it is merely a recommendation for schools, museums and theatres. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: summit city — how singapore is preparing for its role in staging the talks between the us and north korea. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. her

ast would somebody else use their raging? -- their regime.s the most likely scenario if north korea goes down? the most likely scenario is we keep seeing events like we saw last fall and early this winter. the what -- the country starts to slowly collapse and the kim family cannot hold it together anymore. that is about a 50-50 possibility. it could happen within the next few years or tomorrow. what if he consolidates his power over the next three years? if he is able to do that, the government will stabilize. that is the key. its stability is to occur it can only happen if the same model that his dad used and his grandfather used is the one that he uses. simple as that. he has to that government set up as it is to run the country successfully. it is. the only way. the elite. -- it is the only way. , thelite in the country guys who fought in the early korean war or fought with the partisans, those guys and their those peopledsons, want this regime to suc. they have every reason to want it to succeed. the question is can it? we do not have the

him ast had a lady call liar 50 times. host: and we had people call barack obama a liar. we draw the line when it becomes vulgar. that is the issue. caller: well you didn't. and the thing that gets me, these people hate trump so bad, and it is just not fair. have a good day. host: i will leave it there and have a reaction from the congressman. [laughter] say, studyll history. what is really interesting, at the same time in their presidencies, ronald reagan's approval rating was 43%. donald trump's is 42. interesting. host: caffe in arkansas, independent line. caller: good morning, good morning congressman. i will tell you what. we the american people were very upset, because you know, nobody is above the law and it seems to me that hillary clinton and all of these others get by with whatever they want to, and it is not right. is there anything that you , with thes can do special counsel sitting in on this? because all the american people know that hillary is guilty. well, the issue is about accountability and transparency. i think the legislative branch of our government

e was appointed by president obam jerry brown goss worse. 4 million left california in the ast years,ut it h accelerated in the last two years particular. more pple are lea california than coming to california and these are mostly bread winners, middl class folks. john cox has to get serious money together. luckily he is a wealthy developer and so he's got a reported wealth of 200 million. so he certainly will be there o with h money. republican governor's association would love nothing better to give gavin newsom a ard time because gavin's not ready forvernor, we know that. he's running for president. automatically when you're governor of california you are considered presidential material, evenerry brown thought so. >> he has said on this program he's not running for president, but as ye know wn't predict the future. >> oh, yeah. > let me ask about john cox again. since we're speaking of presidents, president trump endorsed him during the on elec we saw john cox rise in the polls shortly after that. will the republican natio committee ask president trump to come the california to ca

anoro is not for ast it contains a type of medicine all day and all night. that increases risk of deathpeople with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain while taking anoro. ask your doctor about anoro. ♪ go your own way get your first prescription free at anoro.com. lou: president president voicing concern that dems will use the russian witch hunt to subvert republican candidates in the midterm election. he tweeted 13 angry democrat and people who worked eight years in obama left overs and working on the rigged russian witch hunt will meddle in the midterm elections. especially now that republicans stay tough are taking the lead in the polls, there was no collusion except by the democrats. there is a popullist

own is ast company we garbage company.t succeeds by picking its and it very carefully requires smaller competitors. they are small enough that it moves the needle for them. >> coming up, reeling a perfect state in timing play hikes just right. -- and timing rate hikes just right. this is bloomberg. council president says cooperation among eu countries on immigration policy is easy compared to the task of implementing it. holding includes holding centers for outside. messageve sent a clear law they must respect the and must not of struck me operation of the libyan postcards. >> intake centers could be built anyuropean soil and resettlement will have to be voluntary. -- the 61-year-old becomes the second director general not from the united states since the organization was founded. juncture at a critical there will be a conclusion on migration. beens tennessee have clouded by migrant family separations. the libyan army delivered a two soldiers loading trucks and the cargo being carried. food, andes included medical clinic.

for beer drinkers, guinness is t openinghe first brewery t the firste in 60 years in baltimore in au asts sd it seen the drop over the past couple years, as craft breweries gain popularity. come on. go, come that's florida deputy fting viraer saving a scared thdog. boxer swam outo swam me swim but too scared to ba without thinking twice, matt jumped into the murky water and brought the dog named code deback to shore. zens of swimmers showing off skills f a belly follow up contest. if you're feeling the pain at home a littlbi the impact may not fl water pro because the traemeepes whetunas at ndg by for 6:00. >>> a newsroom nightmare. >> we got four bodies inside. people are coming out with hands up. i need t covered. victims coming out. >>azhe capitette turned into the scene of a deadly mass ooting, a gunman a man wgeh a and a long legal history with the paper >> we're horrified what they must have had to go through >> the surviving members worked round the clo to cover a stories that all about them. we have liv team coverage tonight from annapolis. >>> a reflection afterhe t deadly shoot

and ast, china is aging, is the working population.s in 2016 to allow couples to have as many as two children, it hasn't convinced many couples. long work hours and surging childcare's answers mean many couples feel they can only afford to have one, or even none. on top of that, a study found their33% of women had i pay cuts after having a child, and 30% were demoted. >> if they want to reverse the demographic trends they are facing, they will not only have to deal with the cost of having a child, but will also be fighting against demographic and social trends in which people are having fewer children. >> to counter the trend, the government is considering lifting limits from the number of children a family can have, otherwise, one quarter of the world's most populous country will be 65 or older. an economic boom built on a vast labor supply. >> countries don't usually become great powers when they are old and gray. they become great powers when they are young and vigorous. xi jingping wants to complete that transition, and he may need

yoave before you ast for -- >> if we could ask those leaving to do so quietly. thank you. >> excuse me. those of you leaving the room, if you could carry the conversation outside. >> g ahead. >> you have before you a discretiodiscretionary review ol shaped lot with frontage. the project does not include any changes to the existing single-family dwelling that fronts on to goff street. the new construction is located entirely within the required rear yard on a portion o of a lt that is 15 feet wide. as proposed the project requires a variance which was heard by the zoning administrator in 2016. leading up to and during that hearing, the dr requester and members of the commission raised concerns relative to the protection of a tree located on the subject property and eligibility for landmarking status. in deference to the project, the administrator closed public comment but took the item under advise many. the project was on hold for over a year pending movement relative to the tree landmarking. at the beginning of this year, 2018, planning staff inquired as to the

there was ast ex growing memorial inld deerfie memorial, where theapper was shot and killed.as an up and coming rapper. a rally to mark the one year anniversarypr est in charlottesville, is being planned. it i a d.c. event. the national park service has received the initial olpics for a rally in lafayette park. the permit says the protest is t prost civil rights in charlottesville. the peit has not been granted, but people. heater hiel was killed when a protestor rammed a car during the charlottesville rally >> it seems like we issue this warning every year, it's been a hot rainy june and maryland's health department wants to be on the f alert mosquitoes. pregnant women or women trying to become pregnant to takeprecat infected with the diseek a vir . certainly has it been hot and steamy outside. caitlyn roth aregoing to stay in this sort of pattern for a while . we s are,wn and jim. s summ here. welcome to it. it doesn't officially begin until trsday morning. the heat and humidity and mosquitoes are all outnd aere to stay untilbaometimebly in mid september. the showers and st

ast spokesperson for the first lady down played the situation. she said there was no hidden meaning . t the j cost about 39-dollars. it came fm zahra. president trump tweeted, he said nemmiateo t yavment i don't know wait means, but, you know. let's not get distracted. the bigger issuess the and the families beinge separat #-d. re enacting the scene, how investigators in fairfax county are trying to get to the bottom of a deadly involved shooting andle what may have up to then counter. what happens twe a person is too young for an amber alt and too old for an alert. keepingg kids safe durin the consumer wat a dog has a list of this year's most dangerous toys. which ones you need to look out for next. next. vo: "ludicrous." that's what the washington post calls the attacks on david blair. it's dirty politics.sh the wagton post endorses blair for montgomery countexecutive. "an energy and passion f innovation." blair is "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality in a county that badly needs it."d: we can invest more in our schools, expand pre-