through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave music bac of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ thank you very much everybody. appreciate it. i want to thank the united states marine band and army for that incredible performance. we love our country and respect the flag and proudly stand for the national income. it is my pleasure to welcome everyone to the white house for this patriotic celebration. a beautiful day and beautiful celebration. i also want to thank our great vice president mike pence along with the secretary, representatives to hopefully will be the next senator from the great state of pennsylvania. it is a great state. representative mike kelly, great to see you. i want to take this opportunity to explain why young americans stand for the national income. maybe it's about time. we stand to honor our military and our country and to remember the fallen heroes who never made it back home. we stand to show love for our fellow citizens and our magnificentonstitution. we stand to pay tribute to the incredible americans who came

the best way would be going bac to the consulate or embassies to petition there.as've told the a general, isn't it once mexico allows some of these refugees to come through, aren't they giving them a status already so we could turn around and send them back in there's got to be a better way in regards to that enforcement application. citizenship here is not a right. it is a it is a privilege. one again, it is not a it's a privilege. fromatandpoint, i the matrix of our fabric. it is soiverse. it's unbelievable. but there's got to be a better way. i think the american people are starting to rise up and see this. >> a couple other topics. the house speaker announcing he's going to leave office. who should take his place? >> i'm a fan of jim jordan. once again, i bring it back up. good process builds good policy builds good politics. we have not seen that from this leadership team. m out it. i've been one of the first people. i didn't care for paul ryan's first run. i voted for him because donald trump wanted him in the speakership. but i'm out there saying, listen, i can't do this anymore.

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the new tariffs he's imposing an tariffs being imposk bac on the u.s.ncerns consumers will ultimately lose, one industry th relies heavily on imports is tech. as fox'som bicar reports, it could actually pass the cost on to you >> the president said he wants to lower the amount of moneyg offshore to pay for import as well as trying to return jobs to america meanwhile many support the idea, many do no no one wins a trade war, from wal-marts to amazons to wholesale supply houses to equipment dealer, importers will either have to eat the tariffs or pass them on to customers, whoeverpays, the federal >> it's a tax on amecan money consumers >> the silicon valley leadership group said high technology overwhelming is dependant on imports and experorts >> we throw them and they come back and hit us in the head. h >> reporter: besidesing to pay more for wt they import, high techil companies w lose oversees sales >> they will attack us backing when they do, whe they put prices on o goods, then our i guess are going to gop in cost, that will hurt every american fam

she brought it up with a way with an unkind lens looking bac back. >> sandra: downright combative atments as well. >> katie: left said need to look at this and deal with this in a certain way. the left is feminist defended him at the time. including hillary clinton who was about to be this woman who is about all women and until the me too movement actually started, they justified every single thing that bill clinton did beyond monica lewinsky including ans of sexual assault to push his progressive polic in the name of what they say are feminist causes. so where are the feminist now defending her? they destroyed her life, destroyed her credibility for years. it's been very difficult forever for her to be able to do her own thing because everyone always says it's the monica lewinsky scandal. with the bill clinton scandal. he took advantage of her in the oval office and her most vulnerable stay because he was the president of the united states of america and yet feminists did not consider that sexual harassment. the definition. if >> harris: one of the reasons i put her in a different c

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martinsburg. 70s move inas south and e of town and that's a sign of humidity coming back and boy does it come bac in a big way. high pressure offhe coastline and grabs this southern humidity and heat that builds this time of year. and throw newspaper our dire aionnd you know what that means. another heat wave a and teeraturesnto the 90s. heat index values up over 100. there's the day forecast. today a good one. 3. hours to 8 and here come the heat towards end of week. mid 0s urturday and sised. that's weather off to erin for traffic. 4:48 now. we're keeping oou're eyesn the roads. >>> we have a motorcycle crash deadly crash we've been astracking it happent night. piscataway at glep dale dri voxing a motorcycle blogging both directions in wilson. caution. great shape across all the area bridges. metro service picks up 5 a.m.. as you head woodbridge east of route 1 there's a fire unt pleasant avenue. that department activity is laneslawl back to you. >> 4:49 is the time now. new details this morning in respon to the def straight flooding in ellicott city. maryland governor larry hogan is requesting

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k>> reporter: bac out here live, keeping eyes on this team of ere hasn't been a whole lot ofe. movement t. looks like there's some preparation that's going on, some groups of men who a standing near these apartments but we'll be outere andust watching the scene as police, we believe, are about to go inside this suspected shooter apartment here ilan el.ak shawn,ing it back to you >> we're expecng to hear more information about him and what hmayave prompted the shooting to happen today. in the mean the r you heard so much about the capital gazette and how despite the story t affectinghem they're still covering it a short time ago on the front page on the website sted the pictus of the victims, you see r high we fishman, john mcnarrow.joel wendy waters and rebecca smith tragically killed inside the building, when a gunman wal through the newsroom and terrorized the jourslists. our heart are heavy and thoughts and prayers go to it will take a long time to ty. heal this investigation continues we suspect it will be going on days possibly weeks there are still a team a of police inve

. >> another lawsuit for southwest airlines stemming from that deadly flikt bac in april engineau failuresedbe sucked out through a window mid flight. seven other passengers say they were tinumatized and sufferwith ptsd. fortunately the pilot was able make an emergency lding. another passenger was the first sue back in april. >> no word onse whatd this ceiling collapse inside of a new york city suby station. it happened at station i a brooklyn. atn least one person was hurt camepart of the ceili crumbling d you can see right there the ceiling debris scattered all across the>> platform. and take a look at this incredible video. images of a massive barn fire inhio. the flames killing nearly 5,000 pigs. this happened at a swine w farm inne township. officials say smoke and flames spreadou quicklyghout the for fire crews to battle the fire from at least one firefighter was injured. fire officials have not yet determined the o cf the blaze. >>> and in maryland, friends of the armyds national man swept away in the ellicott city flooding celebrated his life with a funaiser last night. 39-year-old e

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the heat wave, grab your umbrella for tomorrow and don'tre go anywhe fox5 news at1:00 is coming right bac >>> p aer plant could change the historic view at mount vernon. the ladies association wants dominion energy to move its natul gas which would go up right across from the estate. we talked to visitors who are not fans. >> i think it would be y atrocious. ou first told me that. >> you see that ridge line, it's a different color? right in that area there. >> asm san for d sgh money onenergys the view will not be ruined. he says the company designed tt plan so it will not be visible from the potomac at mount vernon. >> before we lve you tonight, we don't want to give you an associated press alert just primary for maryland's only open house seat that is cing from the associated press justoming down right nown the democtic wow.ary in maryland. >> wre watching those. >> yeah, we've been watching those numbers closely so things are really coming in right now at this point. >> so aepingn eye on that. also trying to keep an eye on ben jealou who won the democratic nomination forgovnor. we know

the audit looked bac on human resourcesie salarover the last five years. the time dr. kevin maxwell has been run ning the school system. it found multi employees being paid inappropriately, some of them getting excessive raises and promotions. all tol the mistakes a up to over $300,000 , aording to the report. there's nors oveht and we're justei notng good shepherds of theaxpayer's money.david murray has been a long time critic of dr. maxwell it's disturbing. i'm thinking about you who many teachers we could have hired, money towards a p exams. i'm very disturbed. a school spokesperson says dr. maxwell and h staff haven't gotten a chance to fac check the numbers or officially says for now it's aestigation. confidenti a matter board violating the process. i think that they violated the processiv weu he being raises that weren't authorized. this just the latest scandal invol raises. we've told you how members of maxwell'sbi executive net got salary bumps between 35 and $50,000 in just a few years. then allegations by board members tha there were un authorized raisesor se

at the time and he got locked up and i was coming bck for someone with me who was giving their time bac in court a they called me back as a witness for that and i was able because i sll had a relationship with another officer, i was able to ask them to move me in a unit where he wat. and so we got to be around each month.or maybe a >> and you got to spend time with him. what was that like? >> it was amazing. i mean, me just looking at him, i found myself looking at him all the time. he looks like me.n, agefore that, i was looking all over the jail tcause i hadn't seen him in so many years tryin see what he looked like or when people walked past me i wondered if it was him or not. >> a lot of years passed since those ear years at lorton. he had grown up and changed and him.didn't really know >> exactly. it may have been seven or eight years since the last time i saw m. >> yeah, yeah. wow. must have been quite an experience. we're talkingith a fathe and son, eric weaver sr. and his son eric junior andow their lives have turned around. we'll be right back. here's money for pizza. here's th

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they want to pus that bac until the investigation actually wrapu up. may remember the cell phone video from silver s this month. that shooting left robert white unarmed africanmerican man dead. police say white assaulted the officer. >>> it's 4:04, and we are hearing from a girl this morning who says ai clauamate sexy assaulted her. 14-year-old francesca saysoy a she did not k know attacke her in park last summer in winchester. documents from juvenile court show that the boy was placed on probation for b sexualtery and abduction. he was also ordered not to have conduct with francesca. she was shocked to run into her attacker at high school. he family filed a title nine complaint. >> because have your failure and your refusal to keep me safe, i walked in the halls afraid to turn the corner, afraid t use the rest room. >> the school board will not comment on a specific karks but says its policy onexual harassment complaints requires a finding that the misconduct created a hostile environment in school. the board says it does not lerate harassment against

contrary to what has been said about catch anha release, they would arrest people and then release them baco the united states, where that term really came from was they would arrest individuals and turn them back to their country. so whether it be mexico or whatever country they came from. so this zero tolerance policy has completely changed all that. since the parent is caught then the child is taken away from them and sent to a separate detention facet. they call it settlement home by for the most part, it's very milar to a jail. >> so what happens to the children if the parents are prosecuted and are found guilty? what happens to the children? >> thehildren are either placed into shelters and -- for instance in brownsville, i believe, there's an old waly'rt that t turned into a shelter. i' heard talk toda that east of where i am in el paso, they're going to erect a tent to house the children migrants. sometimes they'll try to set it will children with relatives in the united states. the problem there, though, is those individuals, those relatives ne to be here legally or they, too, will

closer, one station shows temperatures at 69 degrees, relative humidity with moisup.fire behavior should bac off a little head into the overnight hours. here is the deal, temperatures will be cooler than today, lower 60s with relative humidity close to 60%. i 3 pm winds could be around 10 miles per hour and a forecast high of 89-90 degrees. it will be a challenge for the cruise -- fire crews but thankfully it will cool off for the bay area in the monday forecast. more on that is coming up in a few minutes. >>> that is certainly good news. >>> as people flee homes, cal fire is busy trying to reduce the flames. eric rector reports that fire crews are battling four fires in northern california and they are ready at a moments notice to head out in an effort to save property and lives. >> reporter: before the long drive up to the reading area. strike team leader and fulsome fire make one thing very clear. they will hit the ground running. wilson's team is one of three local strike teams off to the front lines. two of those are using a we have strikes. >> that is where you see the yellow or green

i'll be bac tomorrow at 5:00 o'clock, s t youomorrow at five at 6:30 and at 10:30.ee you tonight at six. ♪ ♪ >> chris: i'm chris wallace. widespread confusion on our southern border is president trump flips on separating immigrant families, but doubles down on his zero-tgaerance policy ast those 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

blue jays get it right bac in the third.on 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 baltimore. hjose gets second. marlins win 2-0. angela sparks paying a visit to the nation's capital, l.a. feeling right at home. candace parker, 1 assists in the game, to odyssey simms. mystics ch

[laughter] >> if we have half a bottle of wine lefand we have a full liter in the bac t but we said guya couple glasses of wine. i guess that's it. but we already admitd to it, so -- >> i always try to buy canadian products first. it is o pointless f country on anize -- like a flea elephant. >> not thinking about it. just thinking about the job losses. >> i ually buy canadian if i can. i'm not going to drive over there. you can get good deals over here. never mind those guys. i might buy a niagara bottle of wine instead of the california bottle of wine. it will probably not make a difference. i like to give him a kiss in my own way. rajini: the prime minister of new zealand, jacinda ardern, has given birth a baby girl, only the second elected leader to give birth while in office. e -year-old will take six leaveof maternity passing on her duties to the dust -- to the deputy prime minister. reporter: beaming parents and their new arrival. jacinda ardern chose social media over a state announcement to share news of her daughter's birth. the ssage reads, vielcome to oullage, newne." through

scientists at the university of new bac have discovered that habits and feelings influence what and how much we eat and also the brain and its energy consumption in industrialized societies where food is plentiful our brains no longer notice when we're fall. the team launched a study involving thirty test subjects half overweight the other half slim all were given an infusion with a sugar solution around the number of calories in a standard meal. if we wanted to know if energy levels in the brains of overweight people rise differently than those of people who aren't died. thirteen then conducted scans to measure whether and to what degree the sugar intake changed energy levels in the brain. although all the test subjects received identical infusions their brains responded differently among those of normal weight energy levels rose by twenty percent and they didn't feel hungry after having it. in. the overweight subjects however exhibited no increase in brain energy levels were still hungry. we were able to identify a fundamental disorder in the brains metabolism among overweight people

here's the bac story. the 5-year-old went up to hug the glass art, while attending a reception. you can see there the sculpture fell and o toppled right top of him. that caused damage to the back of the figure which the artist said took over two years to complete. the little boy is okay and the mom saysccidents happen, but she cannot pay the damages the insurance company is looking to get. >> painful. >> that is an expensive wedding gift i would say. >> that is not the softball rough the window in the neighborhood. a little different. >>> all right, now to nbc meteorologist bill karins with a look at your forecast. >> good monday morning. hope everyone had a wonderful father's day. throughout the day today, going to be hot, we're already tracking storms. that will contie this afternoon. numerous areas getting heavy rain from minneapolis through green bay. this later tftay will s into areas of the southern great lakes and then a little area of severe weather ispossible 2.7 million people at risk for strong afteron storms. most areas of northern new england will see storms. heat n

the people of new bac are bringing their heritage into the modern day you can drink coffee and this four hundred fifty year old merchant's house but that was not always the case you know. the rear court yard used to be where the wells were but also the out houses and cesspools today we use them for much nicer things we have a cafe here. as you back celebrates almost nine sentries this year its people hope for many festivals and events will bring a lot of new life to the old city. hall that partying has certainly worked out my appetite and luckily for those in berlin you don't have to travel very far for international cuisine the german capital is a melting pot of cultures and some people who come here to visit like it so much. they decided to stay and open up restaurants like regime llamas there he decided to imitate a typical parisian bressant leave right here in berlin then for a series fifty kitchens one city he prepared one of his favorite dishes it's french of course so one of fifty. thank you nic you know there's nothing better in life than to spread a little joy to others you know

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we've not heard bac back directy deanwood community but at large based on what happened here lasy, frida guys. >> all right, bob barnard thank you for that. >>> time is 4:32. and president trump under fire this morning following a series of tweets over the weekend. to twisident took yesterday comparing people who enter the u.s. from mexico to invaders sing they should be immediately sepe back without aring before a judge. during an interview that aired last night with prima m challengike huckabee he mentioned immigrati again questioning why mexo isn't doing more. >> mexico has very, very strong immigration laws like really str among the strongest. they could stop them cold if they wanted'to. there wo be people walking across mexico like that. but we wouldn't evethave to worry abouhat if we had strong borer laws whi >> the american civil liberties union h responded saying a move as mentioned in the president's tweets would be illegal and it woulde violate thnstitution. >>> the ongoing immigration battle has led t a few members of the trump administration being heckled and also asked to le

last night in bac baccaville. >> he sure did. chris pratt showed up at the vie.tching the movie, pratt also helped raise money for children of law enforcement families who are suffering from cancer. he signed autographs and chatted with fans. pratt's brother, daniel, is a deputy for the solano county sheriff's department. probably a good day today to go to the movies, right, and stay indoors? >> definitely because even though we did cool off, it's still hot out there, but we will cool off even more as we head in toward the workweek. we're going to drop down into mid 80s eventually. by wednesday, we'll see a drop in temperatures, even more into thursday. notice, though, we do kind of stay on that cooling trend before we see a climb in temperatures. and we're still dealing with low relative humidity, so keep that in mind. our overnight lows only dropping down into the upper 50s and 60s. so whether you wake up super early or go to bed late, you're not going to need a coat especially if you're going to be inland in the city, maybe, but even in the city, i mean, it's

the content of the amendment but the fact that this is being put on and will force the house to go bac in, er tir bill. that's according to our friend who just advised us of that. so i don't want to do anything that is either going to jeopardize the passage of the defense authorization bill or delay the passage. you know, i just got back from afghanistan, kuwait, and places all over the world that, where our troops are there. and they're all, they all know that this is the week that help is on its way. we've suffered in this chamber for the last ten years during the obama administration. i don't say this in a negative way about him, but i will say that he didn't have a strong national defense as our top priority. and he had the policy. he said we can't do anything about sequestration in defense unless we do the same thing for the nondefense programs. what does that tell you? it tells you there's no priority in defending america. now that's not what our constitution ss. at should be a priority. as a result of that, we have a lot of systems that have down. as general dunford, chairman of

they remember that way bac en, these very, very same scriptures were justified, used to justify slavery, and all sorts of other nlhorrors. cert slavery, so what do you make of today's politicians, leaders of the country, making these invocations? >> let me just give a word tf advi all politicians. if you have not graduated wit a demin or a doctorate in theolog seminary that preaches the biblical truth, don't cite the bible. don'e the bible especially don't cite the bible to justify actions that are so controversial and run counter to the meta narrative of scripture of truth, g love,ce and hope. do not. dear mr. attorney general, with grea due deference, please do not cite romans 13 to justify a policy that runs counter to genesis toon revela do not use one scripture, one usripture tofy an action that runs against every other scripture in the bible. please, stick to your attorney general mandate and assignment with greaterue dce and do not -- let the preachers preach, let the attorney general do his job, but again, it's wrong. it's inappropriate, and we're not accepting it and we're not

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parliament square is going to bac of colour later on., cardiff, belfast and edinburgh, they will be given scarves in the colours of the suffragettes, violet, white and green, they will be choreographed to walk in blocks of colour so they represent an enormous suffragettes banner. i have one of the organisers with me. jenny, tell me more. what are you hoping to achieve with this? this work of art, this living and breathing work of art? it is an invitation to women and girls everywhere tojoin in these four political capitals of the uk, to celebrate what happened 100 years ago. that women like millicent fawcett behind me, the suffragists and the suffragettes, what they finally achieved. the first women getting the vote in the uk and later come in 1918, when getting the right to stand in parliament. it is looking back and paying tribute to those women 100 years ago, they created opportunities that women over the last 100 years have had, celebrating the achievements of the la st celebrating the achievements of the last 100 years and looking f

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it's hard for me to rationalize that this is a true priority, .ut that is my own personal i wo g t bac to understanding the number. we basically deduce it will be a utility tax and linda admitted that the piece that she does consider to be a utility and we know the pc that houses and ges ad deals with utilities and we don't know exactly where this infrastructure is going to live,. >>speaker: different definitions of utility. >> tell me, what are they. >> the internet is a social amenity. if you talk about at the federal level. >>speaker: let's talk about the local level in san francisco. >> deciding that it'so important as a social resource that everybody has access to it. i would say that the board unanimously endorsed in february of this year to make sure that the internet at a federal left is. a regulator like utility, there is different ways in which you can talk about what a utility mean. on the one hand making sure there is a subsidy for low-income folks and on the otherand consumer protections and there is questions around privacy. if we want to make sure that all of our residen

. >>> next on the presidency, historian peter lil bac k talks about george washington's sacred fire. says while -- he was in fact a devoutly religious person. colorado christian university hosted this 90-minute program. >>> for the last 80 years, george washington, was he a believer or unbeliever? a christian or a deist? why does it matter? for over a century after his death people thought he was a practicing christian. a revised view of washington began to take hold in the 1930s. it suggested that washington was an non-believe or at most a deist. in 2006, the secular thesis was significantly challenged by several books that year. one by michael novak called washington's god. the other was a thousand-page tome by peter lil bac k called george washington's sang rit fire. >> some have called him one of the greatest men that any nation has brought for the. it matters a great deal what he stood for and what he believed. what sets dr. lilback's book apart from many littery works in washington is the exhausting 15 years of research probing his writings, washington's journals, his letters,

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nassar, says over 130 women have approached him of claims of abuse against george kendall, dating bacust a resident. >> your firsts obligation to protect the safety of your students, and usc miserably failed at that.ey failed for 30 years. >> he was fired20 in with a payout after a usc internal tvestigation, but t investigation determined there was no criminal activity, and until the "los angeles times" reported aut this. usc's response was we welcome the u.s. department of education's investigation and the university will fully cooperate with their inquiry. >> i hope bypeeopleing out people will know they don't have to keep the secret. >> the five women determined to show strength, courage, character, they s the just want usc to do the same. >> nbc news has repeatedly tried to contact dr. kendall for contact without success, and while he has not responded to usc, he said in par patients sometimes fabricate stories and he defended his practices throughout usc's internal investigation. the medical board of california confirms they are actively investigating claims of misconduct by the

you bac to 2013 there were families coming as a family unit and now we're up to 89,000 families a yearomt areg at the united states as a family unit. >> let's go to someic spec here because we haven't gotten a lot of answers from the trump ti administ, maybe you have gotten some of these answers. lfilling their duty to at least let you know what's going on in congress. do youknow howmany of these kids that have been separated -- how many of them are in shelters? how many of them are at detention facilities and how many of them are in foster care. do you know how many are a good idea wit the categories. >> we know where every single child is. this is an issue that's gone out there in some of the other media and it's not been responsible with this with the that the administration's lost track of that. so let me clarify a coue of things. these are career professionals that work with hhs and that work with dhs and customs and border patrol and i.c.e. these are not political appointees and they are career folks and they know where every child is to connect them with relativ trying to be able

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