the brother he never knew he had is doug rausch.oug found out he had a twin in 2004, when the adoption service that split them up was going out of business. >> when louise wise was shutting down, there was a woman there who had cancer and who knew she was dying and before she left and before this place closed down, she called doug. >> guilty conscience? >> yeah. she couldn't go to her grave without letting some of these kids know that they had identical twins. >> she said, i'm not supposed to do this, and i'm going to do it anyway. so -- i appreciate that. >> her conscience took over at that point. >> yeah. so someone had one. >> someone had one, exactly. >> she said, are you sitting down? she said, i have some news for you. you have an identical twin brother. and i was like -- i literally almost drove off the road. it's not something you ever expect to hear. >> doug gave the agency his number and waited to hear from his identical twin brother he had never known he had. arriving at the airport in columbus, ohio, a long-delayed reuni

in this both sides see exactly what they want and we've been watching this go on for two years but doug i think one of the things that i would contest with richard is that we don't really know when this counter intelligence operation started because the players that are involved keep changing their story ok we're supposed to be july now looks like it was in spring and we have the issue of informants or spies whatever word you want but it looks like they were looking at members of the f.b.i. we're looking at the trim campaign much earlier and that my account for richard i'm going to speak to doug right now the insurance policy that struck talked about go ahead what is your take on everything we've heard so far and there's a very good reason why peter struck didn't leak some of this because it's nothing to leak he didn't know that the media would cover it so well i mean twelve year olds. oh man a for deals that we all knew about in washington anyway i would say this i would say why wouldn't you recuse yourself a person of integrity if it was the other way around if it was a pro republic.

doug is tracking the timing and conditions. hi, doug. >> humidity wille the bigger factor here, not just challenging storms butnd heat humidity tomorrow as well as today. no heat. andttle bit of humidity seeing scattered showers and thunderstorms but not a lot. most of thi j ist light activity. we are looking at showers and au fewerstorms in our up.hern zones, just firing right along the potomac river moving to the north and east. no lightning yet with the but surprised they would get stronger to the north and east along haguerstown and frederick. these are light showers coming through. this area is only in the 70s. not a lot of instability. i am tracking heavier storms. in west virginia, a lot of lightning associated with these and will move through our area the next cououe of and could be with us 10:00, 11:00 tonight. keep your umbrellas handy, most dry. heat and humidity build big time. heat wave towards the weekend starting tomorrow but reay heating up saturday, sunday and monday. much more on this. >> a little girl is figh

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doug doesn't have a voice. doreen a hoice. >> the medical reporter didn't use a oonscreen.e all excited to get oun there and weeren't thinking - we were out there a few -- maybe hour or two longer than we thought we would be. >> i didn't thin about nscreen today, even though yesterday we talked about it being a sunny y, i didn't do it, either. if you put on sunscreen count yourself as vucky andy smart. i had my kids out there, too, and i'morried that -- >> you are responsible? >> it was me. >> bad parenting. >> we are not as bad oz our lobster producer danny. >> he's in pain. >> he's going to be hurting tomorrow. out there right now still some sunshine but cloud cover, too. wmperature wise sitting at 75 cite now,ds out of the south at 12 miles an hour. remember yesterday we had winds out of the north, northeast, and that helped to keep us coolth along wit clouds today, a different story and a nicer day. 73 urmartin 74 culpeper. honey town 73. no is beautiful all across our region. ing as far as rain is concerned but i want to show you what's happening. notice the clouds, ye

joining me right now presidential historian doug wead. doug, i will let you take it, why is this so historic. why was nobody else able to do it. >> i woke up this morning, i was doing hits. trish: glass half full. >> that is comic relief for me. i was stu he got this agreement. trish: okay. >> so high-profile and so important, i'm amazed, that the people, well, they know better, so who are dissing this event. here is the very high-profile, promise. yes he can break it. the koreans have done that in the past. this is going to be a tough one to break without repercussions, without the whole world united against him. it empowers donald trump to take military action, to make an agreement like thi before the world and then back out of it, would be very belligerent. i think this was a great victory for america and for peace. trish: now the proof is in the pudding right? now we have to h the checks. we have to make sure they're following through and doing what they promised to do. some critics would, by the way, disclosure, i think it is great.

i'm doug luzader in washington.e will have the latest on the upcoming meeting with the president trump and kim jong-un just ahead. >>> it is all about to begin in singapore. president trump and kim jong-un are preparing for the historic summit. >> doug luzader has more from washington. doug, what's at stake for both sides? >> reporter: who would've thought that we would even be at this point, really at the precipice now. this historic summit between north korean -- korea and the united states. step into the room for a rare glimpse behind the scenes. this is president trump with his team at a working lunch with the prime minister of singapore sounding upbeat. moments later, that was it. much of this is taking place behind closed doors. mike pompeo early this morning saying again that the united states will push for complete nuclear disarmament for north korea. >> north korea has previously confirmed to us its willingness to denuclearize. we are eager to see if those words approved can see her -- sincere. >> reporter:

thanks so much doug wead. thanks, lou.ou: joining me now congressman ron desantis, sits on the government reform and judiciary committees also the leading republican candidate for governor of florida. congressman great to see you. what in the world happened. i've just got to ask you, do you know what happened between mark meadows the chair of the freedom caucus and speaker ryan on the so-called ryan bill on immigration? >> i don't know exactly. i saw the end of it but i do think, lou, if you look how this has been handled has not been handled well. this bill was slapped together and trying to be ran through. the votes aren't there because it's really a big amnesty and not what we campaigned on and i think mark is trying to get us to actually do what the president campaigned on and get us to do the things like e- verify, like to fund sanctuary cities and chain migration and the diversity lottery, fully authorized and fund trump's wall but that is not what the leadership's bill does and i think that there's problems. >> and

. >> l go to storm team's chief meteorologist, doug kammerer. what what's it look like? >> this is what i'm watching w. watching storms to the west. you can see one line here developing moving in. anotr line, stronger storms that will come in the next couple of hours as well. a could b little bit of a stormy time period, not expectg that much of severe weather. we could see an isolated thunderstorm or two. that's what i'm tracking for you. we have the thunderstorms, heat and humidity, the heat wave into the weekend. we have high temperatures close to 100 degrees. we will take you hour-by-ho. you can do the same on the nbc washington. a you can download it at any time. you can see the latest radar on your ph >> we also have more breaking news, the man accused of driving cto the crowd during the violence inrlotte last summer is now facing federal hate crime charges. his name is james alex fields jr.th at crash killed a woman named heather heyer. it injured at least 28 others. the trump administration says toy's indictment is a clear message it will aggressivelyec pre viole

doug, good to see you as always. >> good to see you, trish.vanka trump speaking out how the talk show host samantha bee's vulgar comments affected her. we have the comments coming up. >>> and next intel why both sides of the aisle are preparing for an epic showdown on justice anthony kennedy's replacement. stay with us. the digital divide is splitting this country. we have parents who are trying to get their kids off of too much social media and computers, and then we have parents who would only hope their children have access. middle school is a really key transition point, right. the stakes start changing. students begin to really start thinking about their futures. what i like about verizon's approach is that it's not limited to just giving kids new tools, it's really about empowering educators to teach in different ways, and exposing kids to more active forms of learning. giving technology is not a total solution. teaching technology, now that is. captured lightning in a bottle. over 260 years later as the nation's leader in energy storage

i agree with doug. we can agree to disagree but we don't have animosity towards each other or our country. that's what's got to stop. we're all americans we're all in this together we only wish the best for our country and that should be everybodies goal and objective. liz: brad and doug stay there we'll have more fun with you after the break you'll tackle another big topic coming up. look at this a supreme court ruling that's going to cost you more when you shop online, states could now force online retailers to collect their sales taxes on shoppers from out of state. even as that online retailer does not have a presence in the state. we're going to show you what it means to the bottom line and winners and losers in that one but first the president really pushing hard now to drain the swamp. unveiling a sweeping plan to modernize and reorganization how the federal government is structured. we've got the details, next. what might seem like a small cough to you... can be a big bad problem that you could

>> thank you, doug.e you go, what's the latest on the reports that the defense department has been asked to set up facilities on military bases to house thousands of these illegal immigrants? >> reporter: just that. the defense department is in fact confirming that this request has been made. it's not clear how that is going to be carried out. there is a question, though, of how you actually house these families as they are waiting for deportation hearings or a -- asylum hearings or what have you. >> such an emotional debate. thank you, doug. we will continue to update that story throughout the morning. >>> 4:26. nonstop donations are flowing to a texas rest station for immigrants who are seeking asylum in the u.s. amazon boxes filled with short -- shirts, pants, and personal hygiene items. migrants are transferred from federal facility to a central station in mcallen and volunteers are helping them with bus tickets, medicine, and other necessities. they are also trying to give them hope. >> this is not

nicely done. >> got some good news forus, doug? >> i think i do. tomorrow is going tbe one of ose kind of transitional days where we go from what we've seen. great day today. beautiful yesterday. to what's going to becomeore humid. more shower activity likely over the next couple of days and i ba think you py need the umbrella. tomorrorrible day >> not award winning, though. >> definitely not award winning. ry good. nicely done. out there now looking at clouds and sun. you e seectly that. we've got shadows and sunshine down there towards the monument. looking good there. temperatnge sitt 79 degrees. winds out of the south at 12 miles per hou if you are going out, you probably noticed that there is a little bit more humidit than there was out there early this morning. we'll continue to see that humidity on the rise. 79 in lease burg. consecutive in stanton. we've seen cuds in area all day and we're also seeing some showers in those areas too. what we do have is the cloud cover. look at thethlouds. all snd west of d.c. we've seen in and out of the cl

let's go to former federal prosecutor doug burns. thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> what do you make of this talk about his legal team and moving forward to go -- we've seen long memo from before. you remember it, that really seemed to be much of a legal strategy. are they -- this time around, if they indeed are getting ready to go to war against a new group. >> it's interesting, richard, they are doing -- don't need me to say, sort of a squished earth pit bull dog approach hitting the different tv shows and saying it's completely illegitimate and witch hunt and so on. second point is more nuanced and interesting and important. after we dejeigested the ig rep we saw emerging an argument that as little more difficult to make honestly. that is okay that the report shows jim comey is director of the fbi and engaged in i am provide prits in the way they handled the clinton investigation and then say therefore it follows that the mueller investigation is totally invalid. you know, i understand that argument, unless they can sho

doug, olivia and brian.ted to start on the tweet about the press, parts of the press, cnn and other parts of the press being the country's biggest enemy. those words are disturbing. how was it received in the press corps? is he oblivious to what made america great for 200-plus years? >> yes, certainly. we know that by now. i think that in the press corps, in america when he is on -- when he is on white house lawn saying these things, i think it sort of met with a shrug. the backdrop of the international stages last week i think kind of brought into sharp relief what the stakes are. to see north korea's leader standing with someone who just called the american press corps, the free press, the biggest -- our country's biggest enemy, it was a reminder it's not just a silly thing that our president does sometimes, like the drunk uncle character from snl. i think it's easy to get trump fatigue, as we talked about on this show many times before. i think the different setting -- it creates this jucxtaposition which

doug, thanks so much. so you know, doug making the point this is, chris, pretty much unprecedented, at least highly unusual that someone would have their bail revoked, this allegation of witness tampering, which could be problematic for paul manafort. the judge believing that there is some credibility in terms of effort proffered to suggest that he might have done that and therefore in an abundance of caution bail took place here. he's going to have to stay in there absent some other extenuating circumstances until this goes to trial. he has a separate legal matter as well in the eastern district. >> it's just as rotten -- the conduct is just as rotten as you can imagine to have a federal judge -- as you know, to put a white collar defendant into jail prior to no violent crime having occurred, that he's not considered a bodily danger to others, putting somebody like that in jail is not unprecedented by it's like a whoa nelly. the whoa nelly is you have a guy the judge found reason to believe that this is a

. >> doug kammerer was among the throors out therehe parade today.ch a picture perfect day. >> it was spectacular. is it going to stick around for the remainder of theek >> it is. and someone pointed this out. during all the concerts, all the games, all the viewing parties, the weathas been perfect. you talk about the weather here, yeah, it continued today. just gorgeous weather for the parade. 74,richmond. look at roanoke. that's because of the cloud cover tt we saw. it all moved. we've got the clouds tracking storms. then a really nice stretch. but heads up for father's day. much much (birds chirping, a running brook,) much ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. >>> reaction to presidentp' tr surprise decision today to halt military exercises on the korean peninsula. >> well, it seems he may have blind sided the south koreans ts that u.s. forces there. it

shannon. >> shannon: doug mckelway, thank you very much.cs are denouncing attorney general jeff sessions' move to restrict asylum status for certain immigrants. kristin sher joins us live with more details. there is more to the story. >> there always is. what the attorney general has done is essentially narrow down who quali for asylum in the untates. if you are a victim of domestic or gang violence, that's no longer enough. it has to be state-sponsored government persecution. it's a controversial decision to say the least, one that could affect tens of thousands of central american immigrants fleeing violence in their home countries. tonigh t attorney general explained why he is standing by it. >> you do not get to come to america if you have a private threat or someone personally attacks you. you do not get to have asylum for that. based on your race, religion, nationality, that you are part of some special identifiable group being persecuted in your home country. that's what it takes to have an asylum, and we need to get this straight. >

yeah, doug makes interesting points.n you have so many people, for example on social security, who make only $1,200 or $1,400 a month, they can't pay it. what the courts are not doing is offering some other type of like community service or some other type of means for those who can't afford it. >> shannon: doug, i know that the aclu said, too, one of the problems they have is there's never a hearing. so there can be a determination about whether or not somebody can actually afford it. you guys know better than anyone, that the courts are so clogged, trying to get cases through, it's a really difficult thing. but doug, would you be open to something like that? another layer to this law that would say, then we're also going to hold a hearing to see whether you have the means to pay it? >> the real essence of the lawsuit, and i did scan through it, is not that you can't revoke my license for failure to pay the fine, but that the people are entitled to some type of hearing, or forum before a court to plead their hardship. i

let's check in with doug on what lies ahead. >> you know that. the next couple days we're looking pretty good. out there right now sitting at 82 degrees. it's actually a really nice afternoon. ocean city coming in at 78 degrees. hagerstown coming in at 79. take a look at what we're dealing with here cud cover wise. we've got the clouds trying to make the wiay in during the afternoon. tracking a storm system off towards the west. that'sg giv us cloud cover tonight. more clouds tomorrow and yeah, you mentioned the chance of showers and storms. that coming up over the next couple days. temperatures soaring by the weekend. >> doug, thank you. >>> she says it happened in an instant. coming up onews 4 at 5:00, a woman shares a warn and tells us how chiefs stole her wallet as hoe spped at a popular grocery store. >>> the push to crack down on crime in the district and the mayor is outlining hha plan puts teenagers in the spotlight. >>> and the changes overseas that could result in your recycled goods being thrown into a why it's happening and why it cou

i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have more on the progress between north korea and the united states coming up. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 5:15. another positive sign today about the developing relationship between north korea and the united states. later today, a top aide to kim jong-un is expected to arrive at the white house and present a letter to president trump from that north korean leader. >> doug luzader joins us now from washington, dc. doug, it's one more indication that the summit between the two leaders could happen later this month in singapore. >> reporter: pam and dave, good morning. we don't know exactly how th

doug mckelway has more. doug? >> the remarkable thing about that, neil, this guy that you just mentioned, the tweet, his name is phil davis. he's the courts and crime reporter for the capital gazette newspaper. a guy that has covered lots and lots of violent crimes, probably the aftermath of them. probably never been in the middle of one like that. here's the series of tweets beginning 20 minutes ago. he said a single shooter shot multiple people at my office. some of whom are dead. 17 minutes ago, gunman shot through the glass door and opened fire on multiple employees. can't say much more. don't want to declare anyone dead. but it's bad. 16 minutes ago, there's nothing more than terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you're under your desk and hear the gunman reload. all of that from phil davis. neil? >> neil: thanks very much. also getting a few more detailers on how many were injured or worse. the medical center has two patients. no word on the status or male or female. the university of maryla

i'm doug luzader in washington.e will have more on the battle for the courts just ahead. >>> a growing concern in the city of richmond. when we returned, searching for solutions to reduce the surge in prostitution. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, a day before the big weekend, june 28. i'm frank mallicoat in for dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. steve paulson, most of the usual gang is here. >> most, that's correct. always a prayer -- always a pleasure to have frank here. >> i love the photo behind you. it's fog. >> there was a lot of fog yesterday. now it's more patchy. there's still a little blanket around the city. and there's a lot less. and also inland, a lot less. santa cruz, more sun. nice today. actually a little bit below average on the temps. warmer weather kicks in friday. and that warm to hot saturday. and it looks cooler on sunday. chris henry says, for morgan hill, sounds like a repeat of a week ago. warmer friday. hotter than heck on saturday. then a sout

alabama senate seat is now held bay democrat whose name is doug jones. and with senator doug jones of alabama in that seat, the balance of power in the united states senate is now that republicans have 51 seats, but democrats have 49. now with a republican president in office, even with this particular republican president in office, a reasonable observer might reasonably have predicted that justice anthony kennedy would choose this time to retire. we're going talk a little bit later this hour about some of the reasons he might not retire, some of the stuff about president trump you might think would have given justice kennedy pause when he was thinking about who he would trust to choose his successor. but justice kennedy is a republican. donald trump is a republican. that is apparently all the matthew need to understand and predict republican behavior in this era of american politics. so anthony kennedy retiring has been at least plausibly predictable ever since the republicans won the white house in november 2016. under no circumstances, though, could

and doug weed. doug, usually history tells us that any time we're looking at a supreme court justice, it gets nasty even in relatively calm times. what are we looking at here? >> yeah, this is going to look like the german russo front in world war ii. if you think shouting down sarah sanders is uncivil. it's just the whole corporate media and the culture of america is at stake the next 30 years. it's going to be tough and bitter. >> neil: robert, a lot of democrats are saying they don't think this process is fair what is the rush? of course, they argued on behalf of president obama having to right to get his supreme court appointment. maybe they didn't understand mitch mcconnell wanting to punt and wait. what do you think? >> i think it's important that we follow the mcconnell rule. he said no supreme court justices ahead of elections. >> ahead of a presidential election. >> look, we have three co-equal branches of government. the senate and house elections are the same as a presidential election. t

like doug was -- the weather just perfect. like doug was saying, we don't have ther spectacubreeze, but low humidity again. i think we'll take that in mid-june here. 66 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 2 degrees by lunchtime. -- 82 degrees by lunchtime. the experts at the garden center say it is time to plant elephant ears,bananas, hibiscus in your garden. they're easy to care fd your garden becomes a tropical paradise. it will be feeling like a tropical paradise herey sunday. not on saturday, though. 00 a.m., 86. 87 for the high on saturday. it's hot, a few degrees above normal. it's still not that humid. not the case on sunday. mild at 8:00 a.m. on sunday. degrees. high of 94.re about ten d above normal when you factor in the humidity on sunday. it's feeling about 100 degrees outside. 98 degrees on monday. feels more like 105.d th that, we'll likely be under a heat advisory. anher heat advisory likely on tuesday when it's feeling about 108 outside during the afternoon hours. if you made plans to head to the beach for father's yday, wow.

back to you guys. >> and doug not cooperative. but we know that he had some history and connection to the newspaper. what else are we learning about that connection today? >> reporter: again, just the fact he is filed a demand -- a defamation suit against the paper after they reported on a harassment claim made against him a few years ago. >> doug luzader, thank you for the update. we will continue to update that story throughout the morning. >>> 4:32 is the time. one of the journalists killed in maryland, rob hiassen, was remembered by his brother. the author posted a photo on facebook. rob on the left. carl hiassen wrote, rob was an editor and columnist at the paper and one of the most gentle and funny people i've ever known. he spent his whole life as a journalist and he believed profoundly in the craft and mission of serving the public's right to know the news. the committee to protect journalists released a statement saying it's appalled by the shooting. the group says violence against journalists is unacceptable and we welco

i'm doug luzader in washington.lications here on capitol hill just ahead. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. it is thursday, june 24. i'm allie rasmus . >> happy summer. >> thank you. it is the first day of summer. >> steve paulson knew that. he's been tell you about there. >> thank you. it is the first day of summer. we have a fog bank out there. although it's not making the surge that it did yesterday at this time. it was cold for some yesterday. in fact, even around the bay, it was cold. napa 70 -- 78-84. antioch will take a jump from 87 into the low 90s. only 73. it will go to 80. about 82, 83. temperature trend will go up more. we will peak it out saturday. in the and will still be warm. i think the fog comes screaming back. down toward santa cruz. there are some breaks in that fog. it is feeling -- filling in. low clouds, it doesn't look like the widespread coverage yesterday. there are many 40s, including santa rosa, 45. that is really cool. considering the night is so, so short. 36 so

doug, thank you. >>> a temrared celon today. the best way to describe today's the university of maryland's new athletic director. sherree burruss joins us live with more on the new a.d. arrival on the heels ofst an ination involving a football program. >> as with the media and her supporters at today's press to put maryland at the forefront of nge big ten conference. the first t he talks about today is the recent death of a member of the football team. 19 eacnair. currently an independent investigation at the school's requert as to whe trainers and staff medicaled protocol in mate may when he needed to be hospitalized after an organized team workout. he died two weeks later. practices since his deathave been voluntary. >> doing the review is about doing what's right. we started that process. as i stated before it's about a 90 d process. we're going to go through that. learn from it. see what the outcomes are. and then moveorrd. because the health and safety and welfare of our student athletes have to be top of our mi. >> as we s

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i'm doug mckelway in washington. we'll have details coming up. >> doug mckelway. >> significant temperature drops. we'll have the weekend forecast coming up. >>> a san francisco police officer is recovering at sf general hospital. the motorcycle officer was on duty yesterday when a car hit him around 9:30 a.m. the collision happened in the potrero hill neighborhood. an plans rushed him to sf general hospital. his condition has been updated from critical to serious. police say the woman who hit the officer stopped after the crash and is cooperating with the investigation. authorities say they are still trying to figure out the cause of the crash. >>> state officials today launched an investigation into the death of a san francisco city plumber. she was killed when a car slipped off a flatbed tow truck in noe valley and hit her. ktvu's henry lee is at the scene with the latest. >>> reporter: san francisco police are trying to find out why the car got loose from the tow truck killing the mother of a 2-year-old. butterfl

you disagree with it. >> not true. >> doug hyde, is that not true? >> i think it is true. >> if you arrest the parent the child can't go with the parent to jail. >> let's let doug get a word in because it's been happening for more than a decade. >> if we'll take donald trump at his word i, alone, can fix this then he should fix it. if congress will vote on immigration after years of being stuck on that bill that is a good constructive step, but if donald trump alone can fix this, then donald trump alone should fix this. >> doug hyde, you said earlier this week the majority of the republican congress just like the majority of the primary voters have no urgency in moving anything other than border security. do you think that is no longer the case given what we just heard from speaker ryan? >> think the urgency comes from president trump. republican members of congress are very fearful of where their base is on this, but donald trump has an ability to move his base. they will follow him because they are trump supporters first, trump agenda supporters se

doug >>> doug is inside. yesterday what a difference gorgeous weather for the parade. today clouds rolled in. >> a couple people were going this is how it is today. is is exactly how it is today after h a month andf of storm after storm and flooding and all kinds of nasty weather we areinally getting a break. those clouds that we saw earlier today actually inhibited the storms from developing. nowe are finally breaki ing out into sunshine. most of the evening looking okay. 83 degrees. nds out of the south. southerly wind bringing in heat and humidity. pe current ttures in the low 80s. 84 in fredricksburg. the humidity is really a factor here is the current heat indeeks. 90 degrees in manassas. feels like 88 downtown. 90 in fredrick. we have the heat&humidi and the humidity. we did not have enough instability to kick off thest ms. even if it started to kick off it may b down towards southern maryland. you can see what i'm talking about on the wider view. you can see the little boundary trying to move through, didn't spawn a shower or storm in our area at all. however, i

search changing minds in our app. >>> well, doug, rainy? >> yeah. muggy. >> and headed downhill. >> but tonight is fine. >> tonight is not bad >> wot a couple of showers and storms off the west. but tomorrow the heatn. comes i am trying to keep everything positive. it is going to get hot, but that is what we expect in summer. after right now, a nice night. 77egrees right now. winds out of the southt ten miles per hour. last night we were in the 60s. two nights ago in the 50s. now we are close to 80. and 77 in coal pepr. light rain here, frederick county. steady rain aroun hagerstown. making its w our way. if you live in this area, d.c. north west, over towards wincster, better chance of seeing rain. the rest of the area on the dry side.s there more rain through the west. so i am not expecting much. what i am expecting is yes, the heat and the humidity. take a look at torrow's planner. 83 by noon tomorrow and 90 by three clock in the afternoon. it is not just hot, it is humid. 89 by 7:00. feeling hotte than that. it will feel on thursday tomorrow lik

jillian: doug luzader. good morning, doug. >> good morning, doug.gress is out at it this week, would it be any different? this time around one republican house leader sounds confident. >> i would urge the president to continue to support the four pillars, that's my border security bill, going to merit-base system and providing for a rational daca fix. i did talk to the white house yesterday. they say the president still 100% behind us. >> the president may be behind the effort but he's clearly frustrated here and beyond what congress may do, he talked about stepping up the administration's zero tolerance policy at the border tweeting this, we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. when somebody comes in we must immediately with no judges or court cases bring them back to where they came. what's actually happening at the border now is kind of difficult to assess but democrats see this as a powerful issue and we saw senator elizabeth warren visiting a center near a border in texas over the weekend. >> it's a disturbing picture. there

what doug said. [laughte [laughter]. >> thank you. one more question, if i may. about the disability program. a lot is going on in the disability program in terms of finances. you said that the applications and claimant's incidents rates were going down. the other item is the initial benefits are just lower and i understood that henry, the you answered this question for me. >> since they answered for me, i'll answer for you. >> why are initial benefits down and does it have to do with a backlog? >> it's interesting, it's more about the mix of the new awarded benefits. let's see if i've got this straight. so, while the backlog was growing, there were fewer awards at the alj level. administrative law judge level. more at the initial determination level and one thing we discovered this year is that awards at the alj level are actually about, what is it, 10 to 12% lower than those at the initial level. this was news to us. something we just discovered, as we were digging into it. so, while backlog was growing, there were more of those and benefits were elevated a lit

>> look, doug is completely right that this is a total gift to china. i believe that this dramatically raises the chance that china itself goes to our allies, canada, mexico and western europe and asks them to join china in filing a grievance at the wto against the united states. and i think there's a decent chance that our allies would go along with china and do that. it would be borderline catastrophic if we engage in an all-out trade war with our major trading partners. no offense to wilbur ross, but it's clear from his statement that he has not read any of the economic research about what are the impacts on jobs from imposing tariffs in the united states and in other places. this is going to destroy hundreds of thousands of jobs if it is put in place. i actually think that there's a decent chance that as the push back rises among american workers and american business people against these actions, that like many of the previous twitter-type announcements, they just won't do them. they'll back away and say we're going to put these off for a few month

i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have the latest on the upcoming meeting with president trump and kim jong-un just ahead. >>> good morning. we do have traffic that is moving along pretty well in some areas. but we also have a big back up now at the bay bridge because of an earlier stall. we will tell you more about this commute straight ahead. >>> mostly sunny skies and a notable jump in temperatures for your monday afternoon. i will have a look at what you can expect for today and the extended forecast coming up. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. denuclearization is the only outcome that u.s. will accept. >> we are less than 20 hours away from that historic summit

(grant) that was doug johnson that was doug johnson that was doug johnson reporting...esn't work with their machines, the d-m-v says you can use your d-m-v says you machines, the d-m-v says you can use your birth certificate instead. the d-m-v says the machines don't have to verify the passports in order to send in an application for a real i-d... but without it it does take several weeks longer to be approved. (vicki) yes, that's a bear breaking into a house...and that house is in lake tahoe.in lake tahoe.that house is in lake tahoe. this just happened on wednesday. the home owners sykes and carole scofield having been living in south lake tahoe for more than 20 years... and couldn't believe how the enormous creature could fit through the window...although they hadn't locked it. they weren't home when the bear paid a visit. you can see the bear left some marks on the side of the house. thankfully no one was injured it was much it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast w

mcmillan is speaking now mason ramsey, the famous yodeling kid introduced the ceo here doug mcmillanking about embracing technology and how technology will be taking walmart into the future for its continued success. of course, this event is a mix of fun and business. we have a celebrity emcee, jamie foxx musical performances by carly rae jensen we heard from married to one of sam walton's grandchildren and talked about how risk take something back at walmart. cfo talked about how it's disrupting its own retail model. mark lowrie detailing the tech innovations behind and in front of the scenes that consumers have seen over the past year the co-founder of rent the runway who works for tech incubators spoke about the new jet black text messaging concierge just launched in manhattan and brooklyn as of yesterday. there's a lot of excitement going on in the arena. one thing that's not happening this year is any shareholder business that actually happened two days ago. that's a departure from what we've seen in the past the board has already been elected and in place walmart will move thei

doug mckelway is live with more. doug? >> hi, sandra.if there's anybody in congress that would have access to a full range of classified information that members could be, would be the security director for the senate intelligence committee whose job it is to protect secret info. james wolf, the long-time former director of security for that committee was indicted for making false statements to the fbi. one of the reporters, allie watkins from "the new york times." she was notified in writing that the fbi had gotten her phone records. the indictment says that wolf used encrypted messages to communicate with the three reporters. one of the stories written by ali watkins said that carter page was summoned to testify before the committee. also watkins at wo-- and wolfe were dating. >> it's interesting they caught a leaker and a very important leaker. it's interesting. i'm getting information on it now. it happened last night. could be a terrific thing. i know i believe in freedom of the press. i'm a big believer in the freedom of the press

and doug holtz-eakin, president of the american action forum. their bios are in the packets. so if you want more information on our speakers, please look there. with that i'd like to introduce steve to begin talking about the program's finances. >> great. thank you very much, ben. and karen and i are going to do as we described, sort of a tag team run you through some of the material. we have a number of slides. ben will yell at us if we're taking too much time. so let me just run through the first couple slides, karen will run through some. we'll go back and forth, to keep it interesting. because it's been said that some actuaries are not as interesting. so tag team will be better. why are we here today because of social security, but in particular the date of yesterday the annual trustees report came out? every year, starting 1941, there's always been one. why are we doing it? because the congress demands it. we do what they say. it's required that every near an annual trustees report comes out, april 1-ish or so, when we get it completed. that speaks to three basic things.

philadelphia eagles head coach, doug pederson, that was him speaking na speaking in an expected newsasically stepped up to the podium, jared and said i'm not discussing it. >> and in the style of bill belichick or like a lawyer would say, the less you say the better. we're all going through this for the first time. i think doug pederson, the coach of the eagles, echoes the sentiment we've seen from nfl owners which is i know about football. i'm not an expert on race relations. i'm not an expert on sociology. this is what i do. stop dragging me into it. let me do what do i best. >> sandra: we'll see if it happens. he said's over to. it's behind us. we're moving on. while he and the players may want no move on he did answer a couple questions about yesterday and said he was looking forward to going down and asked how many players would be going and said he wouldn't answer it. >> reporter: reporters won't back down. they'll try to continue to try to get answers and because doug pederson didn't speak there's likely a player on the roster who won't be as tight-lipped. he said they're tryi

we begin with doug mcelway at u.s. district court live in washington. doug, describe the scene for nuts courtroom as that bail was revoked. >> reporter: shannon, after the judge announced she was going to be revoking the bail of paul manafort mr. manafort stood motionless. no overt signs of emotion. he was surrounded by three u.s. marshals who took him to an ajoining room. moments later, one of the u.s. marshals returned and handed to mrs. manafort her husband's maroon tie, his belt and his wallet. it is unclear where mr. manafort will be incarcerated. he's undergoing processing into the federal prison system as we understand it right now. and it's unlikely he'll be held in the d.c. jail which is generally reserved for local prisoners. there is a minimum security federal prison prison in nearby pennsylvania. his defense lawyers want him to be nearby so they can prepare for his trial coming up in middle september. in revoking mr. manafort's bond, judge jackson said she struggled with the decision. she said she couldn't turn a blind eye to the allegations

doug, you had on the jersey today.ot out there. >> it was kind of wacool. >> i awesome. definitely got a little bit on the hot side because that sun was blaring down. i' coming back and seeing all the producers that were down there, the writers, because we are red. i put on extra makeup because i got a sunburn today. a lot of people sunburntoday. dn't wear the sunscreen and we had plenty of sunshine. i was down there earlier and i have to tell you it wasust incredible, seeing the fans, i mean, these fans had waited not justou for h today, but for ars and years and years for this. so three hours waiting for the team to come down with the stanley cup, that was not an issue at l. anytime you said he will low to the fans they were just so excited. just incredible being down there today,oo thank you nbc for letting me go down there. that was just so cool. now i h se to doe work back here and it's pretty easy as far as today is concerned. we have pretty nice conditions. we have the cloud cover remember yesterday we talked ab

. >> laura: let's get a take from doug schoen. doug, is the rise of the far left -- come on.he congressman was affable. he wants to abolish i.c.e. but i guess who doesn't. >> i know. >> laura: i know you don't. is this good for the party where you are embracing people or having people shouted down in public, congressional black caucus is mad at chuck schumer because schumer criticized maxine waters. it's wild. >> it is wild. i am a centrist. i believe there's about 40, 50% of america who rejects the politics of the far right and the far left. what you try to do in the elections, at least what i tried to do, is build consensus, not try to take narrow ideological points and principles and impose them on the electorate. i believe in civility and compromise. of all things, decency. for a general election -- >> laura: hold that thought. we're going to keep you for another block. we have so much to ask you. stay right there. a lot more. who is to blame for separations at the border? >> laura: the border crisis may not be the winning issue the left hoped it would be. according to a

doug luzader joins us live from washington, dc on more. >> reporter: good morning. the president's plane to his base which generally supports the idea of stronger order enforcement. in the meantime democrats are seizing what could become a signature issue for them and the debate itself is getting ugly. the president walked out of the meeting with house republicans on the hill and met with democratic members of congress. >> don't you have children? >> one republican lawmaker was interrupted by a colleague. >> you have not helped us out at all. i wish you would have been upset when the obama administration did this. >> we were not doing this. >> the kristin nielsen was dining and surrounded by protest who were yelling obscenities. both sides are now digging in over the administration's no tolerance policy at the border which calls for prosecuting all adult crossing illegally which in turn requires that children be held separately. republicans are trying to find a legislative fix to allow the families to stay together through that process. >> this would take care of fa

doug with the latest, good morning, doug. >> despite that immigrants have been released without facingrges, here is what he tweeted just yesterday. we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country when somebody comes in, we must immediately with no judges or court cases bring them back from where they came, republicans in congress are still hoping to move forward on an immigration plan this week despite another effort last week failing to gardner enough support. >> i would urge the president to continue to support the four pillars, that's my border security bill. going to merit-base system and providing for rational daca fix. i did talk to white house, they said the president is 100% with us. >> senator elizabeth warren among others visiting the order. >> it's a disturbing picture. there are children by themselves. i saw 6-month-old baby, little girls, little boys, they are all on concrete floors in cages, there's no way to describe it. >> and we are still waiting to see the full impact of the president's executive order that he signed last week that would allow families to re