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then on sunday, there will be a private burial athe u.s. naval academy in annapolis. today senator mccain's seat on the senate floor was draped in black with flowers on his desk. and fellow senators reflected on his life. a >> we fortunate to have known him best in arizona. but he was bigger than any one state. he always bonged to america and to the world. and now he belongs ages. farewell, senator. farewell, john. i yield the floor. c hear from one of john mccain'ssest friends, senator lindsey graham of south carolina tomorrow mning on the "today" show. >>> a week of remembrance services for aretha franklin begins tomorrow i troit. on tuesday and wednesday, franklin's body will lie in repose at the charles wright museum of african-american history. the public will be allowed to pay their respects there. then on thursday, severalti s are scheduled to perform at a free tribute concert. franklin's funeral is set for friday at the greater grace mple. stevie wonder, chaka khan, jennifer hudson, and faith hill are just some of the performers set toonor aretha franklin at t

i let them know i believe my car was used in the act that happened on the 16 ath he said how do you know? meaid my car was stolen from in front of my house. >> the arrest of kevin eugene jones 20 years o t was for carjacking. no one has been arrested for the murder but the bravery of the carjacking victim helped detectives get what may be their biggest break. jones remains jailed in maryland for the carjacking. live at d.c. police headquarters, jackie bensen. >> thank you. >>> new tonight, an outbreak of violence in the district pap we've got calls out for more information on a number of shootings tonight. police are looking for thewhen shot two men on mt. pleasant street near the powell rec center around 9:00. both victims should recover. also in northwest tonight, police say someone shot a man at the corner of 12th and mass av near thomas circle around 8:00 tonight. it the victim here was conscious when officers arrived. police say the suspect may have gotten away in acar. >>> and we now know the name of a man killed inside a barber shop in northeast this afternoon. kavon herder was 25

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ath all of the produce grown in the garden becomes part of what you buy at the ballpark. it's used in everything from stir fry to taco t we use fresh cocktails. i try influence any of the area that we can with any of the produce that's growing. >> right now,un vers are planting crops for fall, including lettuce and onions. >>> coming up, eating out and leaving the tab for others to pick up. restaurant owners say he's a serial dine and dasher. >>> and the first look at the trouble on the beltway. a tractor-trailer overrned on the beltway. melissa will have your alternate routes . >>> "news 4 today,"egins with breaking news. >> trouble on the beltway as we begin this holiday weekend. >>his tractor-trailer jackknif jackknifed. >> we have team coverage, before we check in with chuck bell before the forecast. what are we looking at here? >> as you said, this is in maryland, the beltway, inner loop here. chevy chase, the inner loop after connecticut avenue. only one left lane is open because of that jackknifed tractor-trailer and the fuel spill. we spoke with police and they sa

i mean, look athe fog just sitting there. we're going to continue to follow your weather on this saturday. brittany joining us after mois with muc. >>> all the recent rainhat we've had has only made it more treacherous for travel. it's led to an increase in the mosquito population and is raising concerns about theest nile virus. >> chris gordan has more on how fairfax county is trying to control the mosquito population. >> reporter: these lab technicians are working to us from the mosquitos that transmit the west nile disease which can be deadly. from april until october they're busy here at the fherfax county alth department's mosquito lab. theye looking for mosquitos infected with the virus that can transmitdi the ase. their numbers are growing because of the recent rains. >> meaning there is increased potential for increased wt nile. >> reporter: it starts by setting up parks at water sheds and water fits. on the average there have been four cases each year of west nile in the county over the past few years. the current pa

p.m.,en: 10:00 congressman collins was wanted to that email. , athe indictment alleges seven: 10:00 p.mcongressman collins was aware of the insider information. a minute later, congressman collins attempts to call his son. minutes,riod of five there are six unsuccessful calls . on the seventh call, as alleged in the indictment, congressman camerontips his son about the drug trial results, so that his son cameron could trade all those results. later that evening on june 22, after cameron collins has the legal insider trading information, cameron collins drives with his fiancee to his hyeon says parents house. -- his fiancee's harris house. they arrived at 9:17 p.m., less than 20 minutes later, at 9:34 p.m., the fiance's mother is on the phone with her broker, beginning the process of selling her shares. 23, att morning on june 7:42 a.m., cameron collins begins the process of selling his shares. and june 26, cameron collins sells approximately 1.3 , prior to thees market close of june 26. after the market closes, innate announces to the public that its drug had failed to trial. pricext da

the morning fog looks a little warmer with athe jet 50s on the temps. i doubt these changed very much, even on the peninsula. even on the san mateo coast. it is still a robust delta breeze, no doubt about it. low clouds will peel back. if you like today, you will like tomorrow, because i really don't see much change here. a lot of 60s and 70s here. temperatures look like they are stuck until late in the month. >> we are getting a little more traffic out there, steve. let's talk about the commute in solano county. fairfield and vallejo are getting a little bit slower although it is not too bad. there are no major issues heading out towards the macarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. for those red lane >> the rio vista bridge between solano county and sacramento county is closed. it will take longer than usual to let the large ships pass through that river channel. the bridge is a part of highway 12 east of interstate 5 and north of antioch. the gearbox usually raises the bridge was damaged earlier this month. until it is repaired, crews have to man

it is going to be ath steam of a friday afternoon. temperatures in the low, perhaps eveno briefly ie mid 90s with increasing rain chances later on into the the evening and unfortunately the rain chances are going to hang around to the weekend. no total washouts but you need l backup. >> we'll do. fair warning there. thank you, chuck. inner loop before georgetown pike had the right lane getting by the work ne. had inner loop near rockville pike. that has disappeare roslyn with a work zone blocking one le between georgetown and roslyn. 66 and 95 no big problems. prince gorges county looking good. take a look at 270 here coming up. >> melissa, thank you. 402. the queen of soul is memorials for aretha franklin are growing. >> she passed away after a long, difficult battle with pancreatic cancer. while the wor mourns her loss, terrific bserving the gift she left behind, her asmus. >> wn't this all of us yesterday. a memorial of flowers grows outside of her hometown in detroit. it w inside the church where people first heard her incredible

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who went missing at yosemite national park. 48-year-old scott athe bridgepo ranger station on july 25th. authorities say he's an experienced hiker... and was backpacking through the northeast section of the park... away from the ferguson fire. yosemite valley has been closed for nearly 3 weeks because of the fire. it's expected to reopen this morning. the holy fire burning in orange and riverside counties is now 59% contained. that fire has scorched nearly 23-thousand acres... and >>> the holy fire is now 59% contained. the fire has scorched nearly 23,000 acres and destroyed at least 12 structures since it broke out last monday. >>> on the storm watch, flash floods are ravaging the east coast. heavy thunderstorms ed swallowi homes and streets in pennsylvania. rescue teams have been in boats pulling people from high water, and it's not over yet. there is more rain in the forecast this week. >>> no rain here but we'll tem >> that will help the fire crews. this is the weather we have been hoping for and it's finally here. it will be a sign temperatures inland won't feel too uncomfortable t

on the grounds that the aths aths contain national security information. my goodness, here are the things we need to know about it. was the fact that hillary clinton and the dnc, the people who paid, was that pointed out to the judge? because if it wasn't you've got a glaring omission. was it pointed out that steel during the course of this was fired by the fbi? has problems in his background exposed to the judge? was he presented as a fully reliable informant or were the questions -- you have to do that in an affidavit. >> sean: he never told the court in this affidavits that hillary paid for it. they purposely withheld that information. >> that would have been a nonstarter. >> sean: they never verified any of the information. >> here's the point, strzok created a false document. when we say, is there any evidence that his bias led to action that he took? yeah. he perjured himself in order to start his insurance policy investigation. they were hoping they could do something with that before the election but they ran into the same problem mueller ran into.

athe boyfriend was found stairwell of an apartment building. >>> police are implementing tight security measures and we are telling people that violence will not be tolerated in the strict. police are determined to avoid scenes like this one from charlottesville a yearago. that rally turnedvi olent. one woman was run over by a car here in the district roads will be blocked t off andse attending the rally will be separated from people protesting their message. a direct message to those heading to any of the rallies. >> even if you a permit to carry a firearm in the district of coc colomb colombia. >> d.c. mayor said in g sterday's safety briefinthe district denounces hate. we have a list of all the road closures and protest points in the nbc washington >app. reaking news at 4:05. a search for a missing woman and chris lrence is at the live desk for us. chris? >> want to get you to ahoto of that woman. montgomery county police tell u brenda lewis hopkins lives in silver springs. the last time her family saw her was at her home right near colombia pike she was wearing jeans and, a blouders

i studied media and communication science athe university of ubljana, which is something you go to study when you don't know what you want to study or what you want to do with your life. i was basically staying with my parents until i decided, i want to move to berlin. so, i wanted to become an autonous person and move out at the same time to another country. so one day i just got up and left. why are there, like, certain people who decide if you're cool enough to get into a club? what's up with that, man? i mean, isn't berlin all about being left wing and democratic? i never understood that, to be honest. when i did a couple of those walks of shame, when they tell you you're not cool enough and you have to walk in shame because you didn't get in, i was like, ah, man, that doesn't feel so nice. and the pub crawl is the exact opposite of that. everybody's welcome. it's the anti-berghain, so everybody is welcome. come. join us. have a party. even if you're not cool, or whatever. host: and that's all for tod. don't forget to send us your comments and views. write to us at global3000@dw.com,

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reporter: despite president obama promising to che detention center at guantÁnamo, around 40 detainees athtill held anotorious prison. the trump administration plans to keep it open for now, and no enpreshas ever sanctioned the idea of returning to base to cuba. will grant, bbc news. rajini: it su the height of er, and this weekend, parts of europe could see record-breaking temperatures, with portugal and spain feeling some of the worst impact. in india, it is heavy flooding that is proving deadly. morehan 500 people have been killed and there's still a month of the monsoon season left. several camps have been set up for people who have lost their homes. water is making a dramatic new picture in many corners of india. rice fields now sprawling makes. schools submerged. communities cut off. coping with the annual monsoon floods is a way of life here. this year it is the threat to life that is causing such alarm. at this relief center, the strain of flight after flood is taking its toll on this mother two. >> this happens to us every year. i'm so tired of it. was crying outy because the wate

mccain will lie in state b ath the u.s. capitol and the state capitol iarizona. right now flags flying at half-staff in the state he loved and represented for more than0 years. derrick ward has a look at how washington isp setting remember senator mccain. >> there are the obvious and moresisible w that washington notables are remembered. >> he's going to be missed. i'll miss him. we.l all miss h >> but in senator john mccain's passing, there are other connections to the city and area. so institutional and some personal that are remembered. >> i'm his age. and, you know, it's nice to look >> reporter: he would come here outside the museum. he would recall a mccain moment when during his presidential run john mccain fought to depersonalize attacks on his opponent calling him an honorable man with whom he had political differences. >> i don't think the is anything that kept -- that can say what john mccain was than that particular incident. >> reporter: then t are the lesser known stories about his time on the hill. >> he was the fir one to drain the swamp. >> he wa

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. >>> before we get to our trecast, amelia drape ser ooking athe latest track of lane. how bad could it be? these are islands out there. what are the people expecting? e>> the worst of torm is going to be the amount of rain that's falling over parts of the state. you can see rain bands moving into parts of hawaiiding the big island here. there's the main cirlation of lane. the island is going to see 10 to hrough theof rain end of the week. isolated amounts could reach maybe exceed i0hes. we'll be tracking some damaging surf to parts of hawaii and tropical storm force winds,wis well tha start there as narly as tomorrow morning. here's the latestlane. a category 4 hurricane.in maximum sus winds 145 miles an hour moving northwest at about eight miles an ur. you can see as we continue into the next few days, it gets downgraded to category 2 hurricane. friday afternoon, hawaii time. and what also happens friday afternoon is it starts to make this nice turn out toward the west at sea. while landfall is looking unlikely wh lane right now, we can't rule it out completely. it do

. >> woodruff: attorney general josh shapiro telling us just ath portion of truly horrible set of stories, a story thahas emerged today. thank you very much. >> thank yo judy >> woodruff: and now we turn to father thomas reese, a jesuit priest, and senior analyst for "religion news service." rather reese, as we said, horrible, fic, you know, fese terms don't do justice. what does this mer the catholic chu'rh? >> youabsolutely right. this report is filled with disgusting, appalling stories of abuse of children that should never have happened.no you one child being abused is terrible, but 1,000, this is appalling. and the bishops that were invoed at the time and were covering it up and moving priests from place to place, they should never have been maed bishops. they never should have had that job, and they should have taken responsibility for what they did and sign. thankfully the church now has in place rus that say there is zero tolerance for abuse. the grand jury only found two priests who were involved inhe abuse inlast ten years. that's two too many, but it's not the kind of numbers t

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this case, the times reported that mcgahn shared detailed accounts of pevents and conversations in ath lease voluntary interviews per the past nine months. on nbc's "meet tss" today the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, said he has a "good sense" of what mcgahn told mueller's team, and argued that mcgahn's cooperation with the russia investigation helps the president who is still negotiating a possible interview. >> i am not going to be rushed into having him testify so that he gets trapped into perjury. ifd when you tell me that, you know, he should tebecause he's going to tell the truth and he shouldn't worry, well that's so silly because it's dy's version of the truth. not the truth. he didn't have a, anv sation. >> truth is truth. i don't mean to go like -- >> no, it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. the president of the united states says, "i didn't -- " >> truth isn't truth? mr. mayor, do yorealize, what, i, i-- >> no, no, no-- >> this is going to become a bad >> don't do, don't do this to me. >> sreenivasan: this is not the first time giuliani has disputed the objectivity of the

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the w ath of a teenager and no the conviction of a former police officer, miguel almaguer, nbc news. m> tonight, two kansas deputies recovering after ambushed them inside their own sheriff's office. versions say jason whitson walked into the building and started shooting through a door and managed to hit those two deputies. shorts say he ran and let a woman and five children out of the car before they finally caught up to him.ro he was laterunced dead by a self-inflicted gunshot. no word yet on a possible motive. one of the injured deputies is out of the hospital, the other listed in stable condition.to >>ght, the facts are co ng out how many people were killed when hurricane maria balted puerto rico nearly a year ago. the numbers are jaw dropping. authorities now say nearly 2,000 people were killed 60% more killedhan in hurricane katrina. yet, until today the official government death toll was 64 people. nbc's ga gutierrez with more eson what is now the dead u.s. national disaster in more than 100 years.ep >>ter: outside puerto rico's overflowing, the government brought refrigerated

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carbon, pennsylvania actually reached the first floor of that house, and the very real fear is now ath more rain in the forecast, t howorst might not be over. jeff? >> glor: pretty jarring video nsom pennsylvania. don dahler, thank you. the people responsible for acurity at the seattle-tacoma airport got together today to talk about the breech in security over the weekend, and how to prevent it from happening again. to airline employee easily stole okcommercial aircraft and took it on a deadly flight. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: for more than an hour, this stolen plane soared e d flipped in the skies above seattle. and controllers on the ground erd no idea who they were dealing with, a possible terrorist, or this. rd >> reporter: richard russell worked for horizon air as a baggage and cargo handler at sea-tac, which has some of the nation's most stringent security procedures for ground personnel. authorities are still at a loss to explain why he suddenly seized control of an empty 76- urat commuter plane. he used a tow tractor to turn hee turboprop aircraft 180 itgrees toward the

. >>> here ath some o top stories we're tracking for you this mornin the pentagon has delayedpr ident trump's wants. >>> a bass steel day celebration last year, he said heis wanted bigger. >>> jurors will be back in court to decide the fate of paul manafo manafort. they failed to meet a verdict. deliberations resume at 9:30 this morning. download the nbc washington app. >> dominion energyaid two feeders were the cause of the break. the airport's generators kicked in providing some light until power was full rye restored until aer an hour and a half. >> today ellicott city, maryland, will have a party on main street. back in may they experienced severe flooding. it was the second time main street wesoyed by flooding. >>> a dream home is now a nightmare for a single mother and army veteran in stafford county. >> habitat for humanity volunteers built the home. hortly after the move in the needed repairs and the wa tore turned brown. the water isn't contaminated but it smells and stains things. >> it felt like if you were getting in the shower or brushing your teeth like water that had be

with the help we'll explore the life and history of las cruces athe banks of the rio grande saturday at 12 eastern on book t.v. author john hunter explores the impact much the manhattan project his book the cold war and atomic west. >> when he brought nuclear west to berkeley and cal tech and then to new mexico he chappinged particularly new mexico. he brought this state that was poor, had very little infrastructure and put in the middle of it this federally funded facility that just transformed the state. >> then author martha andrews discusses the roles of western frontier women in her book out of the shadows the women of southern new mexico on sunday american history t.v. we visit the missile museum. >> the testing that's been done people think it's been mostly military testing but it really involved a lot of civilian use as well. >> a lot of the rockets that are fired out here even today are sounding rockets used to do upper atmospheric research. that's still a big program out here. >> then a tour of fort sheldon a u.s. military post located by the rio grande river established to

sources athe president is more concerned about his own son and if she in legal jeopardy.o what to you want to know about the pardon issue. >> this is a really serious issue that members of congress need to be thinking about ahead of time. the president demonstrated in the last year that he is willing and able to exercise his constitutional pardon authority. the question, and this is a political question really for members of congress, how far are they willing to watch him use that power before it is considered an abuse. so his comments recently about manafort are along the lines of the same types on comments that he made for other individuals. if he was were to pardon manafort. if someone in his family was implicated. if it is a dramatic charge like conspiracy or less so like false statements, how many people will he pardon before as a political manner the public and the members of congress say it is enough. >> i want to go back to jay secula who says he misspoke a year ago when he said that president trump did not dictate that response to the trump tower letter. do lawye

because we are going to be Ãthe last point is the older workforce.rs have lower labor force per dissipation and that's going to be a drag on labor force participation for the next two decades. that's gonna subtract 2/10, 3/10 of a percentage point for the purchase of a rate going forward. we are very much swimming upstream when it comes to labor force participation. >> thank you, we are going to have to wrap this up, i want to thank mr. davey and i would commend this report to governors and your staff really some good info in here. edit specific to our region. doctor krueger, thank you, i really appreciate what you had to say today. i know that we all shared a bipartisan belief that we look forward to the success of artificial intelligence because we hope it will eliminate natural ignorance and that would make our jobs so much easier. we are looking forward to that bright day and we know the country is always done well in times of innovation and technological change, we are confident that will happen but we have to put our heads together and figure o

released athe boj surge in yields. that went to an 18 month high. how muchuestion was downward or upward flexibility they would be able to tolerate. >> this was a very interesting afternoon and the japanese bond market. they commented to the media later in the day to say the boj is ready to test the limit on the two year jgb. there was a week 10 year bond sale happening and it forced the boj to step back in. this gives you a sense of how investors stepped back and the boj stepped in. first of all, the bid to cover , with less demand, the tail widened out the most in two years. bidding was aggressive. what is interesting is the boj has never stepped in to buy bonds during an auction. it goes to show how critical this has gotten. the boj has said they will respond promptly and appropriately. they short -- sure did that yesterday. counting theahead, cost. fred burstyn discusses the economic impact of the trump administration's tariffs. year: and up next, 10 treasury yields touched 3% again. can they move even higher? our guest tells us what he thinks a