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the front, that's opportunity for severe storms in the afternoon and eveningur it is raining across cla and warren county. martinsburg, towards hagerstown. don't be fooled. i d to put the wipers on. more rain not too far from culpepper. at's headed towards opel and warrington and into prince william counties. nothing more than an occasional shower aroundht lue. the yellow blobs are an opportunity for thunderstorms. not huge coverage. but a individual storm could pack a punch. that little tail end, not indicating when it could. that's a listen for stronger storms to arrive on the i-95 corridor later in theevening. there's good news on the forest. after o weather alert today. a passing rain shower this afternoon. way less humid air blows in here. thursday, friday, saturday, temperatures below average. averaghigh is 86. the subur way down into the 50s. i wouldn't rul out, friday t rning, there could be 40s on the map before we the s next week. >>> the beltway, inner loop is the problem. the closest camera is here. inner loop after 450 is where the problem is. this is a work zone. there was

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this stood behind the duplex on bagley avenue where henry and cla clara lived in the 1890s. at that point, henry was a pretty high-ranking steam engineer at the edison illuminating company. he also had a big interest in the international combustion engine and the whole concept of an automobile, which was kind of a very new thing in the 1890s. his first attempt at an engine was in 1893, and then based on that pretty successful experiment, he put together the car that we see behind us here. he called it the quadricycle. it's made up of different parts that he collected, including a set of firestone rubber buggy tires and bicycle wheels. the car itself worked very well, and when it was time for its initial run in june of 1896, ford, unfortunately, didn't account for how big the car was, and if you notice the doorway over there is much larger. what he had to do was actually smash the bricks out of the doorway to get the car out, and he had a successful run with the car and then had to settle up with the landlord afterwards to put the building back together. what we're seeing now

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this cla "murphy brown." >> i wanted to ask you about aretha.er music was such a theme throughout the show. just thoughts. >> we flew to new york to film the segment because aretha didn't fly. i had to sit on the piano bench. >> "e.t." was there, behind the scenes, in 1991 for that historic duet. >> it's not her favorite moment to sit next to me shrieking. it was one of the great moments for all of us. >> you deserve those emmys, every one of them you got. but don't show up at the grammys. >> i'm sure we'll see some kind of aretha tribute on "murphy brown." >>> moving to news of the marrying kind, nick jonas and priyanka chopra made their love instagram official with an engagement party in india over the weekend, and today, the couple continues to spread their joy by giving back. the bride-to-be showed off her bollywood dance moves in a place dear to her heart st. catherine's orphanage in mumbai. her fiance got the seal of approval from the girls, after serenading them with an a capella version of "love bug." priyanka captioned the sweet moment,

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. >>> apple's responding to cla >>> meteorologist mike nico has left me alone in the studio today. he is talking about the temperature but out in the field. so, mike, had you seen it look out there today? >> reporter: it feels great out there, reggie. and so far we are going to get better air quality. the sky is actually just a little bit clearer than it was this time yesterday. let's take a look from walnut creek and we'll show you one of those areas that could have poor air quality later on. this one is going to be good. we checked that before we allowed everybody to come out here and do some manual labor. what they're doing is amazing. wul nut creek to the south bay that's probably where we're going to have our poorest air quality. ful uone of those most sensitive to the air because of the smoke and fires created to our north then just stay inside one more day and run the air conditioner. we've got another concern i want to talk about and also it pertains to those fires once again. and unfortunately those winds are going to pick up starting at 2:00 this afternoon. and we've got

. >> three newportab portable clas were added. >>> coming up, a ground breaking movie with an all asian cast opens today. what silicon valley is doing to try and ensure its success. >>> highly anticipated inaugural pride celebration suddenly called off. >>> haze from nearby fires returning down here across san jose. i'll have our latest air quality forecast and a big change in the temperatures. that update in about six minutes. it could be the next bo smash ... and bay area techies are making sure it is. entrepreneurs are buying out movie theatres for showings o >>> it could be the next box office smash. bay area techies are making sure it is by buying out showings of "crazy rich asians." the film officially opens in theaters today. >> reporter: you're right. we are in between showings here in san francisco for "crazy rich asians." this time tomorrow night the whole thing will be sold out, every ticket bought by a group of entrepreneurs who say this movie is very important to them. >> singapore. >> don't you want to meet my family? >> it's getting crazy buzz. >> your family is rich? >>

new school year and what some of the priorities are for students as they are coroing back into the cla. stay with us. >>> and we are back with dr. amanda alexander. a new school year, new wriorities, ild presume, for each student, each campus is dif mrent. talk t about some of the new things you'd like to see incorporated in the schools this year. >> thanks for that question. we will continue with our focus this yearategic plans we want to focus heavily on ensuring equity. we want to empower our people. we want to invest in the people who serve our schools. some of the things we have done with our staff in the past. the other piece i want to highlht during this segment is the parents. there is a need to better connect with families, our students and parents, theirca egivers. >> a lot of different dynamics going on. weant to help them overcome the challenges that they face. in the past we have at dcps had a chancellor's cabinet which was made up of a group of parents who met with the chancellor on a nthly basis and engaged in conversations about new initiatives that hi were ing about im

highway 101, the chp said the driver told officers he thought he had awe toe pilot on at the time of the cla crash. nobody was seriously hurt. >>> bart passengers said a closure had a bigger impact on their trip than expected. the trains aren't running between lake merritt and west oakland and west oakland and 19th street. the closure is part of the ongoing maintenance project to replace decades old rail. one commuter tells abc 7 news it took her an hour and 20 minutes to get from lafayette to civic center bart, which trip that usually takes others took it in stride. >> keeping things healthy for b.a.r.t. that's good for all of us. >> the agency plans more closures next weekend and labor day weekend. >>> strangers united today in the east bay behind a common cause. >> they filled these boxes with tools for success and hopes for a brighter future for children in need. >>> i'm drew tuma, looking from our emeryville camera, showing you lots of sun shine but a ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleratio

he clas he was started byan monoin -- monsanto's roundup.orts -- the geaah ministry said a man was killed and more thane 300 w injured. israel says demonstrate threw firebombs at troops during the confrontations. police in the canadian city to have fredicton say that four have been killed in a shooting, including two officers. one suspect is under arrest. we have a report. >> witnesses said the shooting happened in the capital of the provincef new brunswick. people reported making to the -- waking to the sound of multiple gunshots and seeing the tip of a gun cease-firing into a coward yard while the bodies of two lay nearby. the neighborhood was locked down. but within an hour they announced they had a suspect, a 48 m in cuffed and that he was being treated for serious injuries. the two killed were sarah may burns and lawrence rob costello t didn't release the names of e two stwean victims nor information about a possible motive. this comes as an increase in gun violence across the country has led to calls in weapons bans. three weeks ago a

ings known for falsely cla that the mass killing at sandy hook elementary school was staged >>> it's now 4:49. reputation stadium tour in d.c. last month last night's performance in tampa, florida, making hdlines this morning. angie goff is in the newsroom with details. angie, good morning. >> good morning. yesterday marked one year since that groping trial against a denver dj came to anal emoti close. swift talked about the trial on stage. take a listen. >> today a year ago was a day th the jury sided in my favor and voted -- [ cheering ] >> swiftent on to say that she thinks about all the people thae are not bel when it comes to alleged assault. she said, i'm sorry to anyone who ever wasn't believed because she doesn't know what turn her life would have taken if mebody did not believe her. >>co in civil triaurt a jury in a denver courtroom ruled that he assaulted and battere when he grabbed swift's backside at a meet and gre photo session back in june of 2013. that's the latest. aaron, back to you. >> angie, 4:50 right now. d.c. mayor, muriel bowser wraps up her visit to esalvador

why do you thi it's important that we address this right now, mike cla?> the founding fathers said this a republic depends on anur information that allows the people to know who they'reo electing andthey can trust their information. and ife th information source itself is tainted, then the whole republic is at risk. >> woodruff: and the trust on the part of the public of the news media? how important is that? >> well, we're hearing now from people from both sides of the spectrumhat are goi to their respective corners. theye only trusting their particular favorite media. and that's not going to work when we have some big issues that require all of us to worker toge we need to have some common ground on information, and righ now weot even agreeing on basic facts anymore.f: >> woodrell, it is a fraught time, no question. arday a remarkable thing to see so many newspapernd the country, including yours, editorializing about it. mike clark, with "the floridaun timeon," thank you very much. >> thanks, judy. >> woodruff: what happens to immigrant children once th

that will be a big tie for the cla rets a nd that will be a big tie for the clarets and they will beot to sell any tickets for the game tonight, so the away section will be completely closed. burnley as always will be cheered on bya burnley as always will be cheered on by a passionate home crowd here at turf moor. he cough is at 7:45 p:m.. —— kick—off will stop head coach kick—off will trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in the england squad for the third test against india was taken for the all—rounder‘s "wellbeing". it's after stokes was found not guilty of affray earlier this week, following a fight outside a bristol nightclub last september. but bayliss said it's not yet certain if stokes will play at trent bridge on saturday. our sports editor, dan roan, reports. just two days after emerging from bristol crown court, today ben stokes walked out to more familiar surroundings. the england star still the main attraction at trent bridge as he was welcomed back into the england squad after being cleared of affray. while stokes could play against india on saturday,

clas lc. >> sounde we need a joke tonight. >> the construction crains that you're over the nationalskne to be on the team that plays inside. re the crains are about the neighborhood's fu the nationals future has to be right now. they're 4 1/2 games out of the final playoff spot held by the braves. nationals have to work faster and right oncue, this he get a doubleheader against the braves. we start with game two and a ghtcap. juan soto made it a good start. scoreless on an 0-2 count. 14th home run of the season for the 19-year-old. nats take a 1-0 lead skip to the ninth. herrera on the mound. uh-oh, he's in trouble. endolines one to right. that stays fair. twouns come in to score. he ends up with a triple. herrera left with shoulder tightness. mri tomorrow. nats fall in the nightcap 3-1. in ge one, it was '80s day and the nationals racing, were, getting physical as olivia newton jones. t inhe fourth, nats thinking this is pretty od. harper deep shot to right. 27th home run of the season. nats scored four in the urth. of thaterman a big part hit homered right after. bryce then in the

are celebrating now, fbut one coupm scotland saw their winning lotto ticket rippedg up right before cla the jackpot. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america an. around the glo it was a united front of the white house today as the national security team lined up to sayhey have evidence that russia is trying to interfere in our election process. despite criticism of his performance in helsinki, mr. trump's top officials said he had taken decisive action to defend our election system from interference. this was the director of national intelligence on how pressing the threat remains. mr. coats: in regards to russian involvement, we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by russia to try tdeweaken and dihe united states. laura: that was a sentiment echoed by the director of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen, who made at stake. -- made it clear what is at stake. sec. nielsen: free and fair elections are the cornerstone of our democracy, and it is clear that they are the target of our advearies who seek to sow discord and undermine our way of life. laura: just

he other hand, some of the opposition leaders bear some measure of responsibility for prematurely claing victory e when thectionesults had not been announced and for incitingeople, perhaps a little too excited for their own good. laura: but election ers are asking why is it that the election commission has not yet announced the results of the presidential poll. wh could be the possible reason for the delay? peter: that is a real question. they annnced results for all but 17 of the parliamentary races. 1-od -- one would think the votes would have been collated. there might be legitimatede reasons for thy. certainly within the legal timeframe. but in the climate and the history and everything, this feeds a sense of paranoia, it feeds a sense of suspicion. laura: the opposition is saying that because there is this delay they feel that the votes arem being stolen fem. peter: we don't know. iswould urge the election commission to puthe results credibly and completely to dispel this. tobut their delay is addin very tense situation. laura: wasn't this supposed to be such a moment of promise for

opposition supporters take to the streets, clas ing the vote gged. >> it has changed dramatically, the atmosphere in the last 24 capital over the result of the hours. reallyolatile now. we have had tear gas fire, shots fired. i think we've got to go. laura: president trump tets his attorney general should end the russia pbe, but the white house says it is an opinion, not an order plus, from salt and silver came some of the world's earliest photographs. now these old prints are gettini a new auence. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. violence has erected in zimbabwe's capital, harare, as a result from monday's general election show the ruling zanu-pf party won the parliamentary vote. presidential results have yet to be announcon. the opposilaims the vote was rigged. at least three people have been killed in the unrest, casting a cloud on what should have been a new political era, after 40 years of rule by robert mugabe. our africa editor fergal keane reports from harare. omfergal: frarly, there was something differenin the air. reports em

the president has constitutional responsibility to fi protect clas information and who has access to it. >> reporter: the backlash was fierce. >> these people were being singled out to ither clearances revoked or in the process being revoked nixon-type practices of trying to silence anyone willing t criticize this president. >> reporter: so why now? well, the white house n't say but officials here are eager to turn the page on multiple controversies. hir. trump's omarosa accuseof using the "n" word and his former campaign chair on trial. >> as that plays out, the fate of president's former campaign chairman is t to be in the hands of a jury. closing arguments now wrapped up in the triaof paul manafort in virginia. jurors will begin rating in the morning, manafort if convicted faces the rspossibility of y behind bars. >>> now to the frightening scene caught on camera, a mass overdose involving zens of people. emergency responders rushed to help some of aihem and in so cases to resthem. now investigators are trying to figure out what exactly they took. we get the latest from nbc's n al

so truthfully that is a certaina clas certain look and a certain ethnicity. >> that's where they highlight the point that no one movie can represent all the groups because asian is not a monolith i can group. koreans are different from sevietnamese from, chi and it really points to the need for more story so that more people can tell their stories >> it's really unfair for one romantic comedy to shoulder the burden of all representation of all of asians around the world. it's best to look at this movie forria it is, yes,rt it is imnt and it is revolutionary in a lot of ways in terms of representation but till just one film. hopefully the start of many. >> are there parallels here between crazy risch asians" and "black panther" which featured a cast of al black actors and actresses? >> where you can draw the parallels arpeople gettin excited about movies that are popular genres but nmally led by mostly white casts. so to see a romantic comedy, one of hollywood's most tried and true genres and getting to see wall to wall asian-americans and having fu andfalling in love and having a beautiful

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it is not like they're constantly gepting clattin clas briefings.a director john deutsch lost his after classified documents were found unsecured on his home security. and general flynn had his suspended into the investigation of his foreign contacts. he later plead guilty to the fbi, it is notable he has not lost his security clearance, it is just suspended. never has the president asserted the authority to personally control security clearances. overnight, 12 former intel leaders released a letter supporting brennan saying this was an attempt to stifle free speech. it is reasonable to ask why over four million people have access to our nation's secrets, especially when many are private contractors like edward snowden. it is not just unreasonable, but it is petty. >> all we have to do ask listen to the president's own words about why hoe is doing it to go by the guidelines that are already set. >> so the pentagon has postponed the president's military parade until next year, is the hefty price tag a deal breaker? >> good morning, postpone to next y

djsz cla don junior claiming that russians wanted to give dirt on hillary clinton, but when they got there, it was about adoptions. >> it was nothing relevant to any of these things. that is all it is. that's all they got. that's not the premise that got them in the room. it was a bait and switch to talk about that. everyone has said that in testimony already. so this is nothing new. >> the president's son said all of the media scrutiny of the meeting with the russians is an attempt to divert attention away from his father's accomplishments. >>> the white house is calling the vacation the president is on a working vacation. he tweeted over the weekend about the procedutrump tower me and robert mueller's investigation. advisers are urging the president to cool it with the trump tower tweets. since they only give oxygen to the topic. we have jeff zeleny with more. >> reporter: christine and phil, president trump is continuing the working vacation in new jersey, one thing is clear he is staying out of public view, but we know one of the things on his mind. that russia investigation. we

look, i think that people like john brennan, michadirector cla these people have a lot of experience,f i were dan coats at the cia. i think this is a mistake. this is simply an act of vindictiveness. i learned a long time ago in politics, retribution is a dish best served cold. these guys serve it piping hot. i don't think there's any justification for this. i don't agree with everything brennan has said of late, but i respect him as an intelligence professional. he's a capable guy, and i think it's a mistake. the intelligence community loses out. it's the wrong decision. >> garrett, john brennan not to be deterred. he responded to trump's removal of his security clearance with a scathing op-ed in the "new york times." i'm going to quote from it regarding the russia investigation. he wrote, mr. trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash. the only questions that remain are whether the collusion that took place constituted criminally liable conspiracy, whether obstruction of justice occurred to cover up any collusion or conspiracy, and how many members of trump incorporated

brand new school building, new staff, everything is new to welcome on the 1150 students into thero cla today. because they will have their jitters, but we're ready. principal ann hines and her executive staff and all of the staff andteachers, some of themj here tot welcome the kids on this first day. and might i a that the teacher of the year is here as well. how dynamite is that. let me gobo to the principal your excitement. this was a dream come true for you, this project based learning every e day, this is what thkids will get. >> every day. you loudounou cy is committed to the project based. learning and authentic learning experiences will happen here every day forve e child. we're committed to this vision. >> learning by doing. 1150 students at this one school. loudoun has had this explosion and you've met the need. >> the growth continues in the county. we're expecting approximately nts this tional stu year. we're hoping three new buildings and that is continuing the trend of opening between one and thref new schoo many years and years to come. >> let's let these teachers get bac

there's also video cla fruitval bart station right about the same time. >>> happening today,drivers con between alameda and oakland as they plan their trips for the next few days. starting tonight the posey tube which goes from alameda to oakland will be closed tonight, tomorrow, and wednesday night because of maintenance work the closure begins at 9:30 tonight. the two will reopen at 4:30 the next morning. the webster tube which takes traffic from oakland to alameda will be closed during the same hours next monday, tuesday and wednesday. >>> a female mountain lion and her newborn cubs were caught on camera in sonoma county. the living with lions project tract dismount mine using gps caller to a cozy spot in sonoma county. look at those little guysrsed her 11-day-old comes. living with lions says the line comes from an earlier letter were killed when they were close when they attacked livestock. they are working with local farmers to help farmers coexist with the mountain lions. >> what a good mom. >> that was very sweet. >>> still ahead, reducing liability when utility providers and th

attorney rudy giuliani about the mueller investigation including one that again krikcontradicts a key cla about the trump tower meeting. president trump launches another twitter tirade today comparing the investigation to mccarthyism and lashing out over the report with the white house attorney's cooperation with the special counsel. and not backing down. former cia director john brennan stands by his claims that president's behaviors have been treasonist and he may challenge trump's decision to revoke his clearance. we're going to start with donald trump and his team ramping up attacks against the russia investigation and stirring a little bit of political confusion. the president woke up this morning on another terror against the special counsel at one point calling it "mccarthyism at its worst" and writing off mueller as too conflicted to head the investigation. the latest tirade triggered by don mcgann has been cooperating extensively and meeting with mueller's team for 30 hours going back to november. the personal attorney accused mueller's team of leaking the story in the entirety.

. >> reporter:ow the trump campaign is firing back at emn m -- manigault newmanin cla legal action violating non-disclosure agreement by releasing another tape here with two other a ican-american advisers on how to spin the president's alleged "n" word use if it ever became public. >> how do you think i should handle it, and i told him exactly what you just said, omaros which it depends on what scenario you're talking about, and he said, well, why don't you just go ahead and put it tobed. >> he said it. >> the tape released by manigault newman to cbs news. today on msnbc confirming she has been interviewed by special tunsel robert mueller and claiming presidemp new about hillary clinton's hacked e-mails before they were made public. those trump know about e-mails before they came out? >> absolutely. >> he knew about them? >>wes. >> he khat was coming out before wikileaks released them? >> yes. >> reporter: a reality-style show back and forth raising real questions about diversity in the west wing. and the book also touches on the president's handling of that puerto e devastation in rico alle

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. >> but why is that a bad thing for me to state a position --.com in clas--.com and classie --.com in class i would state positions that were outrageous just to get students thinking and talking. for example, students didn't know that i've been devoting my life to opposing the death penalty. in class i defended the death penalty because i couldn't get students until ted cruz became a student of mine, then it's as is easy -- [laughter] i had the devil in my class himself. [laughter] but before that, i gave students essays written by southerners during the pre- civil war period that justified slavery of the most horrible thing imaginable. how could anybody justify slavery? but when you read it it makes you think about it so i would give students that and in the end it's strengthened their positions against slavery but i always presented these views. that is what it's about. that's why you were given tenure aat a university to express vies nobody else is willing to. if you acknowledge it's important to have a debate about this issue, whether or not a crime is required as a condition come

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