cardinal donald world preceded over the special mass, the nahronale in northeast yesterday. this jubilee celebration honored couples who have enjoyed 25 to 75 years of wedded bliss. >> this jubilee is a celebration of ending human love. we're all here, are we not, bearing testimony to the beauty, the allenge, the wonder of love. >>eed. the couples are from perishes here in d.c. and maryland. a huge congratulations to those couples. _#m>>riage goals. coming up, getting your finances in order. >> it's the goal for millions of americans. we're showing you wo start. er investigation. are america's charter schools unfairly keeping children of color out of the classroom? >>> up in smoke. anoo art sch in glasgow turned into aaging inferno all while cameras are rolling. sheena. >> well, today it's going to be a hot one. look aot how much air is across the good portion of the country. it's feeling close to 100 today. i'll show you your planner as we go thrgh the afternoon. inat's comg up next with your if you've be diagnosed with cance searching for answers like where to treat, can f

cardinal donald worrell n presidinghe national shrine in northeast.ubilee celebration honors couples who have enjoyed 25 75 years of wedded bliss. the couples are from parishes here in d.c. and in virginia, as well. together, they have 33,000 years marriage between them. >> this jubilee is a celebration of enduring human love. we're all here, are we not, bearing testimony to beety and the challenge and the wonder of love. >> 14 of those couples have been married for 70 years or more, setting a terrific example for us all. >>> okay. still ahead, mexico at the worlu , plus history aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made. i approved this message for all our stories. i'm a

. >> hundreds of couples with 33,000 years of marriage beten them renewing their vowsay t cardinal donaldresiding over the massive mass. the couples are from parishes here in d.c. and maryland. j thisilee celebration honors couples who have enjoyed 25 to 75 years of wedded bliss. >> this jubilee is a celebration of enduring human love. we're all here, are we not, bearing testimony to the beauty, thele che, the wonder of love. >> 14 of those couples have been married for more than 70 years. >>> just fantastic. settatg a g example for all of us that it can be done. >> hey. ll right. storm team 4 meteorologist somara theodore joining us now. a nice day outside. >> yeah. >> warm out there and tomorrow me're definitely going to crank up the . >> just getting things started. we're going to crank that up heat for your monday and tuesday. it's going to be hot, but, you know, it's one thing to be hot during t day ando interesting to keep this warmth overnight. so pleasant this evening if you're taking dad out for dinner. take a look at the current temperatures. right now 87 did i grease in we were

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mc car rick served as arch di sh from 2001 to 2005 before cardinal donald westerly who is the currenthbishop. >>> the other big story at 9:00 the immigration battle reaching a boiling point much this morning, the pope has condemned the policy of separa families at the border calling the practice immoral. meanwhile, the debate over the zero tolerance enforcement turning with frosters and hecklers targeting the president at his heland security secretar well. meanwhile we're learning more tt victims of the growing border debate are being held. fox5's melanie alnwick live on the hill with wha the presi situation after yesterday's meeting with lawma and what role his daughtervanka could play in finding a solution. mel? >> reporter: good morning guys. lawmakers are facing tbl le a on one hand you have leniency and preferential treatment for families and children crossing the border, it can encourageeople to make that dangerous journey and put those kids at risk. on the other hand, the vernment inflicting emotional children on trauma becauke their parents brohe law is an sacceptableituation.

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convicted leaker chelsea manning on the ballot in maryland challenging ben cardin in the democratic party. the feud between donaldmp and jimmy fallon. trump lashing out at the late night host after apologizing for playing with his hair before the election. fallon said it humanized him. >> jimmy fallon apologized. he apologized for humanizing me. the poor guy. is he lost. he looks like a lost soul. jillian: fallon, as can you imagine, firing back on his show. >> when i saw that trump insulted me on twitter i thought i would fire back immediately but i have more things to do. wait, shouldn't he have more important things to do. jillian: president trump says fallon should be thank for the ratings 2016 interview. brian: started with fallon, went to kimmel and that guy on cbs. jillian: apparently a restless night of sleep. brian: usual there is a strategy behind it. ainsley: he said if you have fake hair don't run for president. steve: meanwhile, remember that intern who cursed president trump up on capitol hill last week. just found out who she is, and guess what? she did not get fired. brian: for the left's strategy