dianna: right, exactly.damian: and latin heat also, that's going to be the band that's going to be performing there. dianna: yeah, oh yeah; you have to come out and bring your dancing shoes, and be ready to get out there and enjoy. i mean, when i go, i just really just love the whole atmosphere of being there because people are eating great food, they're looking at the beautiful art, they're tasting all this wonderful wine that we have. i mean, there's just so much love in the community that attends this event. and this year, we're having a vip, which i have right here. so, we have a vip time from 5 to 6 that is going to be going on, so that's kind of like an extra little boost for everybody. and like i said, it is a fundraiser, so we'll have a silent auction, we'll have a live auction, and so some pretty good items will be auctioned off. damian: all right, that's wine country in silicon valley. once again, a tardeada style at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose. there is all the information you would wan

a teacher named dianna king dedicated her life to helping all of them.re dismissed as poor students. they were left behind academically with obvious long-term consequences. king a british born teacher working in washington d.c. changed that perception. she saw those students as highly and uniquely intelligent but facing an undiagnosed learning disability that could be treated and overcome. king believed early diagnosis was crucial and found with tutoring and other intervention, dyslexic students could meet or surpass students in fourth grade. in 1955 king started a camp in pennsylvania for dyslexic children that still exists today at a different site. she wrote 15 books and helped prison inmates and in 2016 she received a lifetime achievement award from the national teacher's hall of fame. she taught until she was 85 and her programs continue to be applied around the world. dianna king a legendary teacher who changed the perception of dislix ya a dyslexia and millions that live with it died at home in connecticut. she was 90 years old. at carmax, we'll b

today we learned the victims are 30-year-old christina segovia and 25-year-old dianna peralta. tonight a friendf f one oe victims contacted us and she believes the women were on the track shooting something for social media. police are looking into the tragedy as a death investigation. they say the train operator saw the women, sounded his horn, and slammed on the brakes. >> we are just 24 hours away now from a big shutdown on metro's red line. it will mean big changes to the way riders get around at least till labor day. saturday will be thenn beg, of 45 days of improvements from the gallaudet station to fort tott totten. take the green line tott fort from gallery place. shuttle buss will also be provided to replace t train service. >>> the nfl and its players union released a joint statement on a new national anthem controversy just hourswo after leaked that a team planned to suspend violators u to four games. the two sides say they're working together on a resolutioning to a hot button issue that has dogged the league. the "associated press" reported the miami dolphins plan

it was by design with dianna's reporting is that this chaos was designed for the separation process.ryan is joying ining us, still believe there are 2,000 children separated from their parents by the u.s. government. 2,000. the government won't tell us how many, or how they will get back together, and it has gone on for weeks now. >> of course they're not going to let you see, they're going to try to hold the numbers, as much information as possible as close to their chest as they can. you have to remember at the very beginning, if you cross the border, this is an illegal exac and a crime. they wanted to thwart the people from coming across the border and saying look, we are going to unify. they're giving assurances. we will reunify parents with their children. this is not a good look, the optics are not good, not a good picture for the president of the united states of america. i have been gone for a week. te is it is so haunting for me that they don't know where their 18 month babies are, who is caring for them, how they are eating and sleeping. can americans have any confidence? >