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atie johnson doing that fanfest today. the former nats skipper still fondly remembered for leading the teamts to first division title in 2012. sherree burruss has more on davey's return to d.c. >> reporter: t g all-ste is back in d.c. for the first time in 49 years. the league'ste bri stars now and from the past here in tgn includin nationals former manager, davey johnson. heaid this nats team is going to be just refine. >> tas been a lot of injuries but i'm sure they'll come around in the second half. i've got them picked to be in the world series with the yankees. >> reporter: a lot f people here are not hitting the panic button yet but their hand is hovering. have a message for national fans now that they're at the halfway mark? >> relax, they're going to do it. >> reporter: now a chance for the fans and players to catch theiref breathe the real chase for october begins. sherree burruss, news4 sports. >>> across the pond, wimbledon men's final. novak djokovic takg on k anderson. watch this forehand from him. nothing and

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this is ati after sixty four games played in eleven russian cities and twenty eighteen world cup ends with france lifting the trophy and its players entering the pantheon of great. celebrations erupt across from softer a thrilling four two victory of a crowd at moscow's nikky stadium. out of the headline story donald trump lands in helsinki ahead of his first formal summit.

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but i think what we're seeing s inhat's n the way to doit, aty this clima >> wel iyl,juay'linl stgte lnt he's doing with vladimir putin, right. this is not cow towing. this is allowing a essentially a country, nation that has attacked us set our agenda. i mean, he's talking about getting vladimir putin -- giving vladimir putin political oppts here in the united states and handing them over. i mean, just -- it's mind boggling doesn't even cover it. reat's tonous. i mean, that's not an overatement toay that's toasonous for a preside discuss that.by the way, in a rh nobody else barack obama's laides wilell you there were rare the amounou of times that ld be in a room by himself with someone like vladim putin. so many presidents are being broke here and it's not just about him shang the system up. this is reckless. i mean, that's the difference here. >> eric let me ask you, we've heard so much about -- you know, the criticism for the rrent president. if barack obama had done this, doou thiank that we'd hear lot more from the republicans than we're hearing right now. >> oh, my goodness, i

. >> aisha and steph curry they arar now aty o now on this thursday morning, this ivis at loo route 5k0wt of the bay bridge. it is 5:11, 80 degrees, me're back witore news, weather and traffic. >> ♪ >> ♪ p>> if you're just getti with us right now here are the top stories we're following for you on this thursday morning. two children are in the hospital at this hour after they were thrown from an suv. that suv you're lking at right now. the vehicle ran off route 210 in fort washington around 1:45 this morning. and then crashed into a guardrail. the driver wasak also t to the hospital. parts of route 210 north are. closed erin will have more on the traffic contions in a moment. >> also breaking right now d.c. police looking for clues in sever violent incidents overnight. these are live pictures from the most recent incident. two people shot on newcomb street southeast near malcolm avenue. ur other people were shot, the people wer stabbed. >> today president tru will attend a make ameri great again rally montana. address tax cutsio job cn and illegal immigration. here in d.c. candidates fo

many questions still to be and some sections of the western media hopping quick to accuse russia as ati's what i guess the of explains. could putin have really done it ordered secret agents to poison random drug addict and his homeless girlfriend with a lethal nerve agent all in the middle of a flawless world cup with billions watching russia yeah he could if you watch t.v. enough espionage and intrigue once again striking this sleepy corner of england that may have been left by the assailants who attacked the script files either it was left there during the preparation or after that attack russian intelligence was behind this but the fact is blood amir putin has bled out denied it he's refused to cooperate with brit. and we don't we simply don't know how many more people can be can come into contact with this think about it it makes perfect sense a drug addict picks up no one quite knows what next he does something no one seems to know what the suddenly he's in hospital for almost a week being treated for what no one knew what with this much evidence how could you not blame russia it cou

national security adviser john bolton visited moscow and that the russian president but as ati's what i guess they have reports not everyone is happy about the summit . trump is acting strange stranger than usual he's being awful nice to russia getting along with russia is a good thing it's not a fancy that is. taken by itself the coup these sensitive might rubs on the wrong way what he says next caused a storm he gave up crimea as lost. with. everything else again president obama gave up i mean. that was certainly given up by. the media interpreted it as trump potentially willing to recognize crimea as russia now trump he'd be hounded out of office the same week but reacting to the summit visuals of the diplomatic. the fact the two presidents a meeting engage in insisting dialogue is something i support i believe it's time to talk shop because to purchase of a neighbor from state to state the pundits though showed no such restraint there in doubt we have no idea what kind of information that donald trump will say just bragging to vladimir putin may give him the knock listen tell me a

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l atie beck, nbc news. >>> stead, outrage after a white man calls police on a black family using a community pool. that m now speaking exclusively to us. >>> also, americans are having fewer babies. tonight, some answers why. >>> back now with the tense encounter caught on camera that's been viewed 4 million times aad already. a white man calling police on a black family at a neighborhood pool. itthe mom calling racial profiling, the utan is speaking out to gabeierrez. th> reporter: it was the fof july when jasmine recorded the viral video on her cell phone. >> why do i need to show my i.d.? >> reporter: this man volunteered at the say salem and she fe unfairly targeted and police verified her pool pass worked. >> and nobody else was osked their i.d. i amnly black -- i felt this is racial profiling. >> reporter: after several recent incidents fr a starbucks pennsylvania to a barbecue california. >> it's outrage and we see a lot of examples where african americans are being questioned oordinary tasks. >> reporter: bloom says he was just making sure she lived in the neighborhood. would you hav

thirteen months for contempt of court after a live streaming over facebook a report on an ongoing trial ati's isa ali takes a closer look at facebook policy. so this channel four documentary dispatches sends an undercover reporter to work for c l now they're a contract for facebook and they provide a number of services including moderating content for the social media giants not undercover reporter he goes in and one of the things that he's instructed to do in his training is not to delete for example certain racist means or certain images also to do with child abuse the normal facebook rules state that should a page violate the rules or the terms of conditions five times or more than the entire page is to be brought down and not just the offending content but in the case of leaders like tommy robinson then that content wasn't brought down all those pages weren't brought down facebook they've apologized for the revelations which have come out of that dispatches documentary and have vowed that they will investigate we take these mistakes incredibly seriously and are grateful to the journalists

twenty eight hundred thirty four world cup with eight nations left battling for a place in the final ati's daniel hawkins a nice rally have got you covered for the crunch quarterfinal match is. one of the. very we'll. well top twenty eight hundred studio just outside the home of his museum in russia's northern capital st petersburg with the last sixteen stage now complete anticipation is already building for the quarter final stage starting friday this year of why france clash and then belgium against brazil never called to get the biggest game for people here of course russia. with the england sweden game also taking place on the same day as well promises to be a real football fest over the coming days over here bring you the latest first game kicking off the quarterfinals. against france at second place in. place it seems like even the match time yeah absolutely can be looking for that star striker luis luis suarez. volley as well i'm out of the match there two goals that save them. yeah sure defeat. of course has three of the top expensive players in the world one of them forwards a lot

stability aty seen the fed. we've seen it more good policy than that.rade policy could be a tipping point going forward. this is bloomberg. ♪ talk job bonds. we are in the middle of the tug-of-war between bulls and bears. we have some high numbers. the junklking about bond etf's. one of them has a record short interest. >> that's highly unusual. 25% ofnuary, they had their shares sorted. it creeps up to 50%. julie: that's a jump. >> it's not a shocker. people were betting on some defaults possibly. rates went back down. it is stagnant for a while. in july. up 1% it's interesting to see how long we shorts can hang on. all in all, there is a lot of betting that there is some credit in the high-yield market. july his looks pretty good. julie: you have a chart. iswill see what that short as a percentage of overall shares of those two. we see the climb. ctf to etf.n to the some of the people who are shorting this have migrated from the market. isieve it or not, there something where people are shockingly hear about it. basically w ide. goes into an inverse e

chua looks aty domestic politics today she does not seen the lines of class or race driving events and explaining the fault lines in politics or foreign policies. she sees tribal affiliation. looking back over the sweep of history she sees identification with our group as the key force driving everything from what's happening in afghanistan or in iraq but also it's happening in american politics today. not always explained by how policy -- identification with people like them. there is sometimes an economic element to that. sometimes a racial element. it goes beyond to something more essential that has been driving human events for thousands of years. host: we have not touched on the tech world too much yet. guest: this is a great piece by kevin drum. he notes that if we were talking about -- if we look back at the 19th century we would not focus on -- what might've been in the headlines, what was going on with grover cleveland or chester arthur. at the latterack part of the 19th century we go back 150 years or so. we will talk about the steam engine and electricity and germ theory and

struggle to compete in the twenty first century nicholas i don't know than ati and. oil and natural gas are driving forces behind much of the nation's energy and the transport behind it lies in our country's pipeline infrastructure for a closer look are to cya tablature reports. the us are only the largest consumer of oil consume twenty million barrels a day just in two thousand and seventeen but that wouldn't be possible without pipelines that transport the fuel from its source to the market and also the u.s. has fallen behind internationally as soon as a rapid decline and its infrastructure when it comes to telecommunications transportation and water the one critical bright spot has been on energy thanks to what has come to be known as the shale revolution the u.s. is now growing closer to becoming a net exporter of crude oil and natural gas and is projected to bypass russia and saudi arabia the current global leaders in energy but does dramatic spike in energy production has created a dilemma in that the existing pipelines are not equipped to deal with such an inf

lawmakers rights groups and a family member of one of the suspects all appealed to the british government ati's pauli boyko takes a closer look. political rallies human rights taking a stand in case you missed it quite frankly a bit of a pay when you want some terrorists taken care of. the isis b. cells not called back because most of the my dad in one is a terrible drama bot because they carried out he must accept terroristic gruesomeness well speaking with a british accent grammar came up with that title has unfortunately made the sound a little too costly for a gang of murderous behead it is ten of them have been captured by the us which really wants to extradite them home and deliver some humane and justice if you know what i mean the american needs is a bit of evidence to be sent out of from britain which is a real shame because the u.k. is a country of conviction political values and it doesn't contain the possible use of the death penalty in any situation there was outrage how could britain stoop so low i'm sure it even the lives of the beatles at risk they had already rescinded their br

he spends the weekend atis private golf course in scotland, and then he heads into that h h high-stakes summit, that sit down with russian president vladimir putin. milissa? >> jeff, thank you. >>> the president isn't just rielg up concern amo counterparts across europe but among his own base on capitol hill as lawmakers fret about theite slow butady isolation on the world stage. nbc's hallie jackson has more on the drama that played out in brussels. >> reporter: at a summit that's supposed to symbolize solidarity present trump'sough talk went over like aoo lead ba before this cocktail chat with germany' leader a blistering breakfast. >> ger tny isally controlled by russia. >> reporter:haracteristically combative, the president deride aid controversial pipeline deal betweess germany and . >> germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting so much of its energy from russia. >> reporter: merkel, dismissive, responded "germany is in kroefl its own decisions." the president also demanded allies double what they pay into their own defense budgets from 2% to 4%. not

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elections these are widely seen as a vote of confidence in the sitting president and his party but as ati's caleb maupin explains whether it's republicans or democrats u.s. politicians seem to know in advance who's to blame if the results are under. was so much did there's an on capitol hill the democrats and republicans have finally found something that they can agree on both parties now agree that the russians are coming more specifically they're coming to interfere in the twenty eight thousand midterm elections this is president trump i'm very concerned that russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact in the upcoming election based on the fact that no president has been tougher on russia than me they will be pushing very hard for the democrats. they definitely don't want trump and this is his old arch nemesis there are some tax experts in silicon valley valley with whom i have met who say that you know maybe what they'll do this next time is to really disrupt the actual election shut down the servers that you send results to interfere with the operation of voting machines because

they're calling him waex, shame full and disgraceful after ati one-on-oneng with russian president vladimir putin and it appear the relationship is on the rebound. itft was dayer russian operatives with indicted for medling during the 2016 election. mr. s tru siding with putin saying he has confidence in america intelligence but reit railted that putin denied the allegations. >> did youeleallyieve that someone from the russian influenced the united states and influenced choice of hill millions of americans. >> i have great confidence in myintelligence people and i will tellt you that pres put up was and powerful in his denial. >> many law makers in also reminding the president that russia isur not o alli. >> russi woman and recent graduate of american univerity accused of beingig a n agent. the fbi says 29-year-old maria buxt ty n adds was trying to influence american politics. she's accuseded ofestablish establishing back lanes ofn communicatiorom kremlin to d.c.. appears she tined to gain influence through the national rifle associa and national prayer breakfast. ba ty na is charged wit c

this is ati after sixty four games played in eleven russian cities and twenty eighteen world cup ends with france lifting the trophy and its players entering the pantheon of great. celebrations erupt across from softer a thrilling four two victory of a croatia moscow's there's nicky stadium. out of the headline story donald trump lands in helsinki ahead of his first formal summit bids that he may pose in. other females he knew center on called him it's midnight here in moscow and eleven pm in france where they're likely to be well into the night after winning football thing is price is how paris reacted after the final whistle. on uk. france agua new world champions soft f. fourteen victory over croatia and will prove to be visiting final france manager had to be a dish on just become the third person in football history to win the tournament both as a player and a coach he sat down for a post match news conference but it didn't go exactly as planned. any wish please. sorry you must. really. suck. so you had as i was. diving you had i was i. was the game sword tough fight back from cr

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well meanwhile ati's a ghost town of is in the come sky a straight flush just a fred square which has become the kind of unofficial fans are here in moscow so i can hear the noise are ready to go what's the reaction there like after that guy. well kate it has been a nail biter of a game and a lot of dreams of being shattered tonight and i have to apologize to every week. my voice. and they are. they're still very very high here. of the game doing actually screaming and we've been one with the ones because they feel like they have won the game again what's a nail biter of a game two johns one one in the main and then. you can just tell you. who will win in the fissionable time when you first. gracious. gold and then you should marry for night during in the cool eyes and the second half of additional time and the same mario fernandez that missed the penalty in the final shoot outs but i guess what ever you win whatever you lose you have to pay for every loss for every good for everything you've gained you have to pay only with the lowest risk yeah yeah who would you want to say you have

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states was pretty adamant that all things are good between the two countries all things are good here ati's kind of morgan thank you very much indeed thank you. we want to discuss this further i'm not joined by ted see a senior consultant at the british american security nation council ted thank you very much indeed for joining us well do we have a special relationship that let's look at some of the thousands of protesters on the streets how special is the relationship i would say the relationship is absolutely special kate i live in london park in oxfordshire just north of oxford and last night the president was hosted by the prime minister and both of them by the mob are of course at lenin palace and business leaders from all over the u.k. were present and they got an earful from the president about what the opportunities could be for enhanced trade relationships between the u.s. and the u.k. and that to me is the essence of a special relationship. well in terms of let's have a look at what's been said before my how much will to reason may's version of brecht's that affect the u.k.'s chan

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. >> millions will tune in at home or ati watch pes across the nation. some u.s.england competingt wimbledon, serena williams tweeted, i've spent a lot of suer weekends in london in my life but something feeling different about this one." adding lion emojis for the three lions nickname. pop superstar justin timberlake delighted england fans by backing england's world cup bid. >> it's coming! >> promising to show the game before his concertn london tonight. >> we're going to play this england-croatia match up on my scre >> it's coming home has been the rallying cry of a nation. the chorus ofl a footb anthem for the '90s turned into the tournament's biggest meme on social media. >> you touch that button, you are in very, very big trouble. >> everyone in on the game from british airways to the royal family. prce william eeting, you deserve this moment. the team winning games in convincing fashion. now with one more to go, unityiuniting a kingdom that has already reached fevered pitch. this is a huge deal tore a country that claims to be the birth place of soccer. 28

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[laughter] and people's emotions are easy led in some direction to just build ati wall or put immigrant children in program program -- >> calling for respect, but it hasn't been a wounded sense of dignity that trump really has tapped into that is part of the brew that's created this rage and envy? >> okay. i think that's fair. there's two different ways of thinking about dignity. one way, it's a matter of helltive status. if some people have the good things in life and you don't, then, i mean, this is where envy comes in. andd i all a kohl omitter of that. as we can sew from april grant and that beautiful analysis of avenue ran da was. people are very easily led in that direction. but the thing to do about envy is to remember, number one, that we all have an inill yen bl human dignity, and everyone has it. then to my with it be to extend that we construct are he's calling on resentment and envy much more than on the real kind of dignity, i think. >> thank you. what about the role of utopia in our politics? aret. brexit and make america great again, in fact, utopias of hassal. >> that se

it's as simple as that macron did not have a win with donald trump on climate change is this ainosatie atig out where he could push for greater collaboration at nato and wants something in exchange? >> i think that when we often look at any of these comments that are made by macron or trump or many of these other individuals that there are negotiations when he says 4%, like you said, the united states isn't quite at 4% the idea there is to push a number into dialogue and if you see movement in the direction that you want it to go >> what do you think president trump wants to get out of the meeting with putin on monday clear they would be pushing reduction on the sanction side what does president trump want to achieve >> achieve agreement on the middle east. something nice, positive atmosphere as far as ukraine but, ultimately, at the end of the day whether it be arms control or whatever you want to look at, he's been advocating for a better relationship with russia since the 1980s anything that is positive and the general semantics, that is going to be good if he can sit there, shake his h

children dream big and for one dad it was time to make his childhood dream aty rea for his own kids.ee from the prince william coun parkway. he came to the u.s. from peru and says he designed a tree house himself with his associates degree in chitecture that he got from the northern virginia community >> i'm thankful, you know, to this country that gave me the chance, to youknow, to be able to, you know, accomplish my dream. this is one of my dreams and if tely started because i -- i wanted my children to have perhaps what i didn't have. >> ortiz they said they can fit up to ten people in the treehouse and his kids spend hours there playing and r ding books. probably nice to be in there even during a rainstorm, you know. >> that's a fun place to be any time. >> yeah. >> let's go back to the park and doug. how is the weather down there? is the rain clearing up any? >> yeah, theg rain is clear up and starting to get more on the yarm and humid side again but really rea nice conditions out here right now, and i expect as the front comes through a little bit later the humidity is going to

last year when the stock was in the mid-30s and the growth yield and now there's so much uncertainy aty. >> concern about the chip environment or both? >> both. it trades cheap for a reason now and on a technical base 'tis broke the uptrend from september below 50 to me i think it will have money for a while. >> so yesterday the chinese regulators did not approve the qualcomm p.i. deal and not that intel was on the market to do anything and that underscores the notion that for chip companies right now it is the business that they have. survive on their own. >> that there is no combination at least while the trade war is going on >> it's interesting. i agree with everything that dan said intel is not ridiculously expensive and the uncertainty on the ceo level is concerning. asps were okay. >> do you think he would be a good ceo of intel? >> i don't know. >> they've taken a step back from servers and that's where intel is growing do you think a deal can get through? >> in the u.s., yeah i do. >> qualcomm is better buying back their own stock in my opinion. >> which they are doing. >> quic

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sought invitations for russian officials to attend the national prayer breakfast and that she developed ati reship with an organization promoting gun rights, which has been identified as the nra. maria butina faces up to ten years in prison if she's convicted. ill appear back here in federal court next week. that's the latest live from the u.s. courthouse. you. n, back to >> all right. chris gordon reporting. thank you, chris. >>> there were some tense moments today on the campus of american university. there were reports of a man with a gun on new mexico avenue and northwest. the campus right nearby went on lockdown for hours before the all-clear was given. secret including service, went building to building but no one was found. >>> we turn to a story some of you may find disturbing. we want to warn you in advance. a man says he feels like he was sexual assaulted by a d.c. police offer who was searching him during a stop and caught on video. now that man is news 4's mark segraves spoke with the man and he has reaction from the police chief on what happened here. mark? >> reporter: good ev

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will be a message the head of the government, teresa may will have passed on to say can you quietly in ati diplo way get this message across, that ill be much appreciated on m part and in the splendor ings with the respect and wisdom she commands, she often has more success of doing it that way than trying to co-horse leco tell rco- e ladies. >> they choppered in and met today and had lch with teresa may, the prime minister here. bo difference on issues of immigration but playing down a rather damaging and revealing exclusive interview the president gave with "the sun newspaper" heren which he seemed to be critical of tresa may's handling of brexit and also suggesting that dealing with the e.u. goingforward in terms of trade might damage both seem to be walking that back a little bit today. the president also making news on a number of points as he prepareso head monday to the summit in helsinki with vladimir putin, suggesting the mueller investigation which he called a witch hunt has actually hurt u.s. relations with russia. the presidentusly likely aware we should sayf rod rosenstein ann