a handsome boy scout of a firefighter named george tiaffay. george was the genuine article. an all american good guy. he'd overcame early obstacles to become a top notch student in high school, a star athlete. this is his sister maria mcgrew. >> a valedictorian and on the football team. i -- >> yeah. you'd think he'd be just a jerk, right? >> yeah. >> just kind of a jock, mean-spirited sort of who knows, stereotypical. >> reporter: but it was quite the contrary, said maria. >> he was always the calming force amongst family and friends. you know, he was the gentle speaker. he had this outlook in life where, "i wanna go out and make the world a better place. i wanna go out and do something with my life." >> reporter: so george did. he earned a prestigious appointment to west point, and after graduation became a combat engineer, served as a nation builder in panama. his childhood friend, aaron solano, went down for a visit. >> the stories he told me about the missions that he accomplished, building schools, clinics, roadways and bridges, really had an impact on his life. he fin

george: george edward morgan. >> and when were you born? george: 6/29/1927. >> and where were you born? george: lyndhurst, new jersey. i had gone over and enlisted in the navy. and i had to go over to church street in new york. and so, they said it would be a couple months before they'd call me. so, that's the reason why i did this baseball thing. i figured, well, you know, maybe i will flunk the physical or something. i don't know. but, anyway. so, it wasn't two days after i got the letter from the dodgers about going to almira that i got the letter from the navy to report to church street, to report to go to boot camp. so, i never got to play ball. i went over to church street to get sworn in. they gave us a perfunctory physical there. it was probably a couple hundred of us. they took us over -- they walked us over to penn station. we got on the train. it took us up to sampson, new york. this was a new boot camp. it was -- i don't know how long it had been open, but not very long, because we spent a lot of time, while we were there, helpi

to some it up, as the george washington -- is a george washington alumni board member, we know it ishard to look at, but we really believe in education and history, and that is why we would like to keep the murals up. thank you. [applause] >> we just got news today that thomas campbell, director of the fine arts museum of san francisco has written thus to us , while i respect the concerns of the protesters and understand the problematic issues, i do not believe that san francisco will be well served by the destruction of the mural series. the piece was originally intended to promote the whole discussion around these exact issues. and while intent does not allay impact, it could have incredible value as a teaching tool for the generations. please listen to this. i would be happy to volunteer our staff to assist in the next steps following tuesday's meeting. last week, they presented a reasonable defence for george washington high school. a motion one today. i'm shocked that the board is considering squandering public funds to cover over the murals. and i would expect the exact same po

jonathan: george.eorge: if you look forward, the inflation expectations, they look like they have bottomed and picked up. relatively healthy numbers, the consumer looking pretty good. many of the fed's targets seem to be trending in the right direction. as my colleagues have said, it is difficult to justify an aggressive move, but we will see what, you know how they comment , around it. that is the important thing. jonathan: gdp today comes in at 2.1% on the money in terms of the forecast from the federal reserve itself for 2019. for gdp growth. you said inflation looks like it might start to pick up. how so? george: well if you look core , cpi looked like it kind of bottomed out. it is starting to trend higher. the consumer is in pretty good shape, earnings are picking up a little bit. there has been some backward provisioning to the inflationary data. -- revisiting to the inflationary data. the broad-based trend looks like it is showing some form of a bottom. it is the downward trajectory that looks

she was a most is call as george. full bosom with a narrow waist, fun-loving, very witty and adventurous. george fell in love after a few weeks and he wrist the dmi by violating the law and rules and ran up to her house in the evenings where she lived with her mother. on their wedding night in 1902 marshall learned that lily could not risk pregnancy due to a heart condition. the childless couple must've had exchanged dozens if not hundreds of letters in the 25 years of marriage. none survived, lots were destroyed. but one survived and was given to the marshall library. it was written in 1917. by george parshall to lily when he was in france in the first world war, he had a major role in the first world war. taking into account the youth and is him, is suggest intimacy of a sexual nature and in 1927 lily survived a risky operation to remove damaged or infected thyroid that was set to aggravate her heart condition. she survived. days later, she was seated at her desk in the hospital in washington and writing a letter to

george: yes. jonathan: the fed's next move? bob: 10. marilyn: 10. george: 10.re is some consensus. great to catch up with you. from new york city, that does it for us. 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 in london. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ emily: i'm emily chang, and this is the "best of bloomberg technology," where we bring you all of our top interviews from the week. earnings from big tech -- amazon, alphabet and facebook all release second-quarter report cards, we break down the results. and facebook results were overshadowed by a new antitrust investigation opened into the companies social-media, add and mobile business. this after facebook paid a record $5 billion

jonathan: final word, george?rge: i think the fed has a difficult time to meet or beat market expectations. if draghi could not do it this week with the generous offerings of dovishness, the fed will be challenged to do so. i think it will reinforce the reach for yield strategy. the next point that people start to focus on once we get through next week's data is actually september. it is sort of safe carry, save fe reach for yield, set your portfolio by the end of the week. the next point of time is in september. jonathan: let's get to the rapidfire round. quick questions, quick answers. first question, the ecb rate cut in september that most expect to come, 10 basis points, 15, or more? bob: start with 10. marilyn: 10. george: 10. jonathan: the low for the 10 year. on treasuries. the price is right now 1.93. , have we seen the low for the year? marilyn: no. bob: no. george: yes. move?an: the fed's next some consensus. great to catch up with you. from new york city, that does it for us. 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:

george: yes. jonathan: the fed's next move? bob: 10. marilyn: 10. george: 10.re is some consensus. great to catch up with you. from new york city, that does it for us. 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 in london. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ juliette: coming up on bloomberg best, the stories that shaped the weekend business around the world. the u.k. has a new pm. boris johnson promises he is the man that can lead britain out of the eu. >> we are going to get brexit done on october 31. >> it will be a very tall order for boris johnson to deliver. >> u.s.-china trade talks on again, but the path to a deal remains elusive. >> officials have been cautioning not to expect a whole lot. >> police and protesters clash again in hong kong. u.s. authorities plan an antitrust as growth in the eurozone shows signs of further shrinking, the ecb makes a key decision o

george: that's right.hey showed us that this was the type of obstacle that we would , how to put the charge on it, how to hook it up to the prima cord that went .round the obstacles while we were doing it, somebody was coming by. we were doing it in the water. we would make sure we would tie it in right. that, meantime, before they had issued us swim fins and a face mask. the swim fins didn't fit. you had to cut the top part to fit the arch of your foot. otherwise, it was very uncomfortable. the facemask, none of them fit, because you had to cut those so they would fit the contour of your face. this first couple of days, we didn't know that. we were having trouble with the fins and the facemask. it was a mess. , oh, ire making us swim guess it was probably a little over a half mile, which wasn't much. because during hell week, which came later, you know, every day, we swam four miles in through the surf and out through the surf twice. we ran, god, i don't know how many miles. we crawled on the beach. we we

george: 10.athan: the low for the 10 year on treasuries this year -- i like to play this game to gauge where the price is right now. the price right now, 1.93%. have we seen the low for the year? marilyn: no. bob: no. george: yes. jonathan: the fed's next move? 50, 25, or nothing. 50.lyn: -- bob: 50. marilyn: 25. george: 25. jonathan: there is some consensus. great to catch up with you. from new york city, that does it for us. 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 in london. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq." where we focus on the access, risks, and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. forget the fed. a bond laddering strategy can get you around the need to guess jay powell's next move. vanguard's active star. our guest explains how the passive fund management giant got so good at active investing. and seeking momentum in tech. when betting on the equity markets' winners, to keep

and george sits, george doesn't laugh, he sits there like this. you never let on.know what's going on. and then after you leave, you and ali leave, i go, did you hear that? now i'm going to tell you something. my wife, i love her. she's a wonderful woman, beautiful woman. we have sex, you know, normal couples, george. i didn't know, and you, i never think of you as a sex i said can you picture george and ali every night? >> reporter: completely hijacked right here. >> but george, that can't be true. >> reporter: it's not true. it's not true, but we do well. we're doing fine. >> i feel bad, something's wrong my marriage. >> reporter: today stern is happily married to his second wife, beth. with the help of therapy, he says he's doing the best work of his career. and part of stern's evolution comes from acknowledging his mistakes, including his 1986 interview with robin williams. >> i blew him right out of the water. why? i'm thinking i'm the most important thing here. robin williams goes on about something, my audience will tune out. i have to keep their interest. i

we are going to start with george nader. this is george nader. in 1985, george nader was indicted in washington, d.c. on child pornography charges. he ultimately beat those charges in court because he and his legal team were able to get the charges dismissed based on the fact that the evidence in the case was improperly seized from his washington apartment. that was not the end of it. not by a long shot. five years later george nader was indicted again on similar charges after he was caught with child pornography. this time not in his apartment, but in his luggage in the d.c. area. george nader was convicted in that case and served time on those child porn charges. that also was not the end of it. five years after that -- ten years after that in 2000, prosecutors say george nader trafficked a child for sex into the united states. he brought a 14-year-old boy to the united states from europe for the purpose of sexually abusing the boy. prosecutors say he did that in 2000 and they say they have evidence to prove it. more on that later on. three yea

marilyn watson is still with me, bob michele, george bory.oj not even a part of the conversation going into next week. should it be? marilyn: expectations were high, maybe a little bit too high in terms of what the ecb may do. japan still has this enormous problem. they could maybe change their forward guidance, could do more in terms of qe. i think it is very hard for them to do anything. perhaps hoping for more from the ecb, they didn't come through. the bank of japan has been easing, has been so lose for so long, it fades into the background because it is accepted. i thinkwe expect not too much nt week. certainly, at some stage, they will do more. jonathan: your thoughts going into next week, bob? bob: i think the fed will do 25 basis points. think claire ptak, powell, and williams have the vote to do 50. i think they are uber dovish, that they send the message they are serious. jonathan: if it were up to those three, they would go 50? bob: absolutely. they are mostly market practitioners, they have been in our seat, they understand that d

george?devon can nuÑes brought that up. a man gave me this money under very suspicious circumstance, and a simple google search about this individual will demonstrate that he was cia or a state department asset in south africa during the '90s and the 2000s. i think around the time when bob mueller was actually the director of fbi. so i have my theory of what that really was all about. the money, i gave it to my attorney because i felt it was given to me under very suspicious circumstances, and upon coming back to united states i had about seven or eight fbi agents rummaging through my luggage looking for money. maria: so in other words, you are given money in israel, $10,000 in cash. you don't keep the money, you send it and give it to your lawyers, and then you get on a flight to go home, when you land at dulles, there are fbi agents arresting you asking do you have any money. >> basically, that's exactly what happened. and what i think this whole set-up was all about was trying to frame a v

>> george: i mean, i would agree. >> anthony: george azar is our detroit fixer.t makes it, right here. is this -- curtito. >> anthony: curtito? >> george: curtito -- it's just a pickled slaw. salsa. and i do this, but i don't know if you're up to this. >> anthony: what are you saying? >> george: i don't know if you can hang, man. >> anthony: is it a manly thing? >> george: i mean, it's turning into it, it seems like. >> joe: mexican, spicy. salvadorian, not spicy. >> george: that's true, though. they don't do it that spicy. >> anthony: wow. chicarrons? yeah, there's a porky goodness in there, for sure. >> joe: chicarron is fried pork. fried pork and then it's ground with peppers, onions and tomatoes. simple. >> anthony: you've taken the liberty of ordering some indigenous detroit beverages that we've egregious overlooked so far. that would be vernors, which i haven't had. >> george: it's like a cross between ginger beer and ginger ale. it's like, not as spicy as ginger beer, and not as sweet as ginger ale. it's like, in the middle. it's my favorite beverage in th

to either fairfax or prince george's county. an internal justice department o watchdog is gg to row view the decision to keep thedi bu in downtn d.c. >> the trump administration surprised a lot of people around here in july 2017 when it called off the plans to move the fbi to springfield or to prince george's county. the agency and local communities had spent years planning the move and anticipating a big economic windfall from it. in a new letter to a u.s. house ntl icme investigators say they'll review the decision, why it was made. hse democrats allege the president intentionally opposed the move because it would have allowed commercial developers to take over then property d.c. and compete directly with the trump hotel. >>> the fbi has not commented on the new letter, they have said the current fbi headquarters is ging and too small for the agency's workforce, prince george's county have been competing with fairfax ounty to luree new headquarters, the competition was called off by the administration. before a house house pan

george was a nonconformist.a lone wolf and the things the way he wanted to do them and did things according to george welch. i like that. it's one of the marks of a good fighter pilot and an interesting person, which he was. abby: a lot of bravery from him and we are grateful that you were able to cover the story and talk about it now. dan, thank you for joining me. >> my pleasure. thanks. abby: sign up right now and you get to see it all, including george welch, the forgotten american hero. and this -- >> everyone's eyes has looked up at the moon, doctor warner von braun, genius rocket engineer, worked for nazi germany during the war and von braun took all his blueprints in the work to the u.s. government and their missile program. the united states comes out as a leading superpower out of world war ii. >> the scientific achievement by soviet russia has all of humanity during having me. >> there's a space cap releasing. >> i believe the commission should commit itself of landing a man on the moon and returning

guy: george, good morning. let's talk about cuts versus what could happen if we get to the recession. we are for that if the fed cut 50 once this week, maybe once in september, that is an insurance card. it encourages this legal to carry on and therefore it is positive. if we start to get the fed hinting that it goes beyond the 50 aces points -- 50 basis points cut, the market starts discounting a recession. is that where the line is on the 50 basis points? george: that is actually in line with our belief, guy. we believe the market is conditioned on at least 50 basis points and cuts. we think that is the baseline between now and year-end. but your point, if they continue on this path of cutting rates, they are signaling to the markets that there are more challenges that the fed sees that the market might not be anticipating, and it might have a reverse effect. it is important for the fed to get ahead of the market than being directed by the markets from which we think is happening a little bit right now. it is

george was a nonconformist, he did things the way he wanted and according to george welch. i like that that's the mark of a good fighter pilot in an interesting person. abby: a lot of bravery from him and we are able - - before you can cover the story and talk about it now. thank you for joining me. >> my pleasure. >> sign up right now you can see it all including george welch forgotten american hero. >> looking at the beginning of mankind doctor warner genius worked for nazi germany took the two parts in the blueprints of the working government. united states comes out of world war ii. >> bad ethical scientific achievement has you humanity. >> there is a gap we are losing. >> this nation should commit itself to land a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> so who gets to the moon first? to make kennedy said to nasa i know you don't know how to go to the move but i already pledged it so figure it out. >> lift off. >> one small step for man. >> ent forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in

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you can take the red pill or the blue pill, george.the red pill, and it was pure robitussin and i am tripping balls right now. ( cheers and applause ) tripping balls." but of course the interview wasn't just about polls. trump and stephanopoulos also argued about the mueller report. >> they didn't examine collusion. he laid out evidence of obstruction. >> oh, are you trying to say now that there was collusion, even though he said there was no collusion? >> he didn't say there's no collusion. >> he said no collusion. >> he said he didn't look at collusion. >> george, the report said no collusion. >> did you read the report? >> uh, yes i did, and you should read it, too. >> i read every word. >> all right, let's go. let's go. you should read it, too, george. >> stephen: he's getting out of there. he's hustling out of there as fast as he can because he's busted and he knows it. he didn't read the report. "you ever read 'moby dick'?" "yeah! i definitely read 'moby dick'." "really? i wrote my doctoral thesis on melville's use of nautical im

george, they say i'm scared. i have not -- i have never in my total of 37 years in public service ever heard a constituent say they were scared of their leader. >> scared of their leader? scared of the president of the united states? >> of the president of the united states, that's exactly right. >> do you believe president trump is a racist? >> i've been politics in for 37 years. what did you say? >> do you believe president trump is a racist? >> i believe -- yes, no doubt about it. i try to give him the benefit of the doubt. but i got to tell you, george, let me tell you, when i think about what he said to these young ladies, who are merely trying to bring excellence to government and trying to make sure that generations yet unborn have an opportunity to experience a true democracy, when i hear those things it takes me back like i said, and i can still remember bleeding from my forehead when people were throwing bottles, and these were adults, throwing bottles and saying go home -- and, again, he -- the preside

this chase went from prince george's county into d.c.rince george's county's bureau chief tracey wilkins has more on the chase and the demands for change from community members. >> this fence was plowed over a and you can still see the tire tracks after a police chase going after local atv riders and what you'll see only on news 4. dozens of atv riders are being followed by prince george's county police into southeast uthern avenue. the riders were first spoed in maryland a and on this cell video you see police attempting to wrangle the writers. these are illegal on public roads. one has u-turns in the middle of the street with no lines. crashing into achain link fence of a business narrowly missing one parked car andanother vehicle. all the atv drivers got away. >> and you havede police partment getting into our s neighborhoodething that we would not expect. it's a problem. >> anthony lorenzo green is a commissioner in d.c.'s ward seven and another neighborhood that borders prince george's county. this has been a major concern for my ne

george? >> a lot to watch for.than thanks, ginger. >>> the latest now on rising tensions with iran. this morning iran claims to have captured spies working for the cia and the british government has called an emergency meeting after newly released video shows iranian commandos seizing a british oil tanker in a critical shipping lane. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tracking all the new developm t developments. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning, we know a british warship intervened with the iranians in a dramatic encounter and this morning, a mass roundup of those iranians accused of spying. iran accuses the 17 iranian nationals of spying and meeting with cia officials. in a press conference this morning in tehran releasing documents and photos of men they say were recruited online. several already sentenced to death. this comes as new details from the seizure of that british tanker just days ago. >> stena impero, if you obey, you will be safe, over. >> repor

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county and prince george's county and howard unty. numerous storms in the area. a couple in fauquier county. i'll zoom in a little bit. warrenton and another area of storms coming through leesburg hit earlier by these storms. again, this ism strongest stor right now in through parts of montgomery county and right around bethesda. getting hit very hard and rockville getting hit very hard. you can see where the severe thunderstorm warning is and it includes prince george's county around and back towards montgomery. zooming in on this area. i want to show you the areas under the most intense part of the storm right around aspen hill making its way up 2 you're going up 29, live is along 29, s making its way your way, and we'll continue to watch this storm as it moves on out. there's more storms out there.av we he more storms in towards pennsylvania that we'll watch coming across our northern area over the next hour to two hours andinhis contes the next couple of days. a rocky road right on through the fourth of july. >> thank you. >>> a o

this was the scene at six flags in prince george's county. the fire burn roller coaster became stuck at the top of the hill around 6:15 last night. folks were up there about two hours. it is a floorless roller coaster so you can imagine a little discomfortn op of the heat baking those folks. this is not the first time passengers were stuck on a ride at six flags america. it has happened several times the past few years. >>> update on a story we have been following with the ooamazo fulfillment center. >> the plan to build that fulfillment cter in prince george's county is moving forward now. the proposed center would be located in the westphalia community in upper m lboro. a meeting lasted nine hours. both residents and planning board membersxpressing concern about having such a large facility there. >> it's a community that left behind us here after some people have gone and -- it's a community that says here. invested here in prince george's county that we care about the most. >> so the proposal is now headed to the county council for approv

charles county, prince george's county, fairfax count and eastern prince william county.ac riveruntil 6:00. we'll show you where the storms are. you see the storms that have already move tlood uh, a little opening with some sunshine down to the south. that's where this storm just developed coming acros tthe river iards charles county and then, of course, the storms back to the west which we're watching. around aroun arundel along towards annapolis. leesburg, around 15. nasty in loudoun and heavy rain from charleston to winchester. the heaviest rain, though, has been with this area right here. one second. go back. r ht. here we go. right in here. this is what continuing to watch, this area coming through manassas and down towards fauquier county this storm is one we're watching very closely. this is right around portions just to the weather of -- mt. vernon, around 5:30. a very small storm but a lot of power associated with it.is thne back to the west moving etf towards the east. manassas, you're gng hit right now. clifton around 5:26. makely's corner around 5:36 and irfax

the largest warehouse spacen prince george's county. l two weeks, there will be another proposa this hearing. i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> fourthly of ju protest outside the white house led to a scuffle and some arrests. t an american flag on fire. two people were taken into custody as a result of that. all of of this playing out ahead of president trump's speech. >> together, we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told. the story -- >> heavy on patriotism. >> together we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told. the story of america. epic tale of a great nation for people who are risked what they know is right and what they know is true.ws >> ne4 craig boswell joins us live from capitol hill with more. >> reporter: good morning. democrats havlamed the president for politicizing a traditionally nonpartisan event and the president stuck to the theme on thursday with a heavy he military. now it's the focus on cost that is being talked about as we go forward. "the washington post" reporting this morning the cost of the

can artificial intelligence make art, george, do you think?sure they can do anything you can think about. i think it can be done. pretty much somebody will find a way to do it. intelligence, it's copied on the computer. i'll sure they'll find a way to do it. it will be accepted. i'm waiting on the hologram to come and take my place now. >> a little coachella hologram for you. >> they have robots. you got to worry about robots taking your loved ones from you, your mate. they've got all kinds of robots in store for you. >> let me tell you something. nick is a little like some musicians where he is a big shot but he also has a big heart, and you don't always see that together. >> it works like that in the funk. >> what's this? >> this is the new one here. >> oh, wow. and this serve in the band too? >> yep. all the different band members. >> that's fantastic. which one shall we give to nick? i'll give you one, make me a little funkier. >> give him one of them. >> which one you want, nick? you pick it. >> well, this is pretty funky. >> you picked a

>> ladies and gentlemen, meet "george." >> "george" magazine was his way of exploring a public forumnto politics. >> when john and carolyn would walk into an event, the entire place would stop. >> it's the closest that we came to royalty. >> watch your back. >> photographers at their door everywhere she went. that really tore her down. >> he was definitely under a lot of pressure as a kennedy. >> flying for him was just freedom. >> i think it was the only place he could escape. >> all these rumors, john was having troubles with his marriage, he was having troubles with his magazine, the two most important things in his life. >> this is the oddest sky i've ever seen. if there's a private pilot, they're going to be in a lot of trouble. >> we're interrupting your program for some information involving john f. kennedy jr. >> i remember turning on the tv and the helicopter was over the water. >> ready? okay. >> there's a large contingent of people staked out. >> a friend of mine said, have you heard? >> no, this can't be happening. >>> to understand john f. kennedy jr. and what he meant t

wife. >> george's wife. >> what's that about?he world. >> and smartest. >> yes, and she barely knew me but said if you ever want me to read anything and she literally cracks the door open, i stuck my foot in, i opened the door, yes, read this whole book, tell me what you think and she was there for every stupid question i had like what page do you sign the book on when you're autographing it? i had no idea. i was stupid new guy so she's just been the best. >> women helping women. we love that. >> she's one of the greatest. [ applause ] >> and as i alluded to, i got a peek of your beautiful daughter heading away -- congratulations -- college. >> thank you. >> will that be subject matter for the next book? >> oh, yeah, as soon as i get finished crying about it, it might make it into book five or six. >> i'm right behind. >> fasten your seat belt. >> this one is really funny. please check it out. it's called "you've been volunteered." it's out everywhere today. laurie gelman, congratulations. we'll be right back. "good morning ameri

george f. will gets tonight's last word. thank you for joining us tonight, george.ith brian williams starts now. >>> tonight president trump takes his attack on the road. nothing but red meat for a rally crowd in north carolina. personal attacks as he again goes after the four democratic congresswomen. and tonight the trump crowd broke out in a new chant that might just replace "lock her up." on the broadcast this evening we'll speak with civil rights

you can see prince georges county police officers weaving through traffic trying to catch the people drivingtvs illegally on public roadways. one officer crashed into a chain link fence. the ri were able to get away. this happened saturday. d.c. community leaders say they're upset. >> you have another police department coming into our neighborhood doing something we ctuld not experom npd to do, it's a problem. >> prince georges cnty police released a statement saying it is not pgpd policy to meet recklessehavior with reckless behavior. they say the chase was a violation of department policy but didn't say whether the officers would face any discipnary action. >>> 4:08 right now. sad update this morning to house explosion in charlotte, north carolina. a woman was killed and a man was injured there. they were both inside the house when the explosion happened yesterday. this is video of the aftermath. the house was destroyed, as you can see here. shoppers at a nearby grocery store thought a bomb had gone off. no word on what caused that explosion. >>> an icon of the automobile industry

prince georges county police will only cooperate with i.c.e.s is the bottom line in criminal matters. so things like deportation enforcement warrants, prince georges county police officers will not act on those warrants. again, new training video, the hope here is to clarify the policy to make sure that people are not detained for these civil situations. back to you. >> megan mcgrath live in prince georges county, thank you. >>> d.c. police and the fbi are stillrs searching for the peon who they said fired a gun in the direction of an on duty police officer. >> the search continues we're learning new chaeling details about the incident. take a look. we showed you thisei survlance video yesterday morning. it all happenedarly in the morning on the fourth of july on hillside road in southeast. police said the shooter put two lives at risk. >> the officer was in the area. he was outsideis vehicle. he was actually having a conversation with a citizenwhen the shots rang out. ey for e is reward m information leading to the arrest and conviction of the

over cords king george county and carole county again until 6:45.t here told you we may see flooding in this area. that's exactly what we are seeing right there. a lotof lightning in waldorf and clinton, maryland. very, very heavy rain. aerial flood warning, meaning creeks and streams will rise over their banks. so you got to watch out for that as you move on through this area. that goes until 9:30 tonight. heads up in that region. as we widen, this is all coming to an end. the good news is the national weather service has cancelled the flash flood warnings for areas west of the blue ridge. now, think we're going to see that cancel early for us too in a couple of hours but it's still ongoing now for the d.c. metro area in points to the south and east. we'll continue to watch out for that as we move on through. another one right now, amelia. what are we dealing with right now? have that new flood warning for fairfax county and prince george's. what are we looking at now? >> that's exactly what the national weather service is saying, aerial flood warn

he told george papadopoulos. george papadopoulos tells the d diplomat. the diplomat tell it s the fbi. the fbi starts the investigation. the central figure who launches it all lies to us and you guys don't hunt him down and interview him again and charge him with a crime. here's the good news. >> the president was falsely accused of conspiracy. james comey when we deposed him told us they have nothing. at the end of your 22-month investigation you find no conspiracy. what do the democrats want to do? keep investigating. keep going. maybe a better course of action, maybe a better course of action is to figure out how the false accusations started. maybe it's to figi.here toodnew. exactly what bill barr is doing. thank goodness for that. that's what the attorney jerngel is doing. >> time for the gentleman has expired. in a moment we'll take a very brief five-minute break. i ask everyone in the room to remain seated and quiet while the witness exits the room. i also want to announce to those in the audience that you may not be guaranteed your seat if you le

the scene at sixlags in prince george's county. roller coaster riders stuck on the hill around 6:15 lastight and up there about two hours. it is a floorless roller coaster so you can imagine the heat there. this happened several times in the past few years. >>> senate minority leader chuck schumer will lead democrats to the u.s./mexico border. he plans to, quote, investigate, inspect and evaluate the latest conditions at border facilities 37 the group will visit the same detention center in texas that vice president mike pence visited last saturday. the vice president saw crowded conditions where men are held behind a chain linkfe nce. >>> federal investigators believe trump was involved in hiding payments to stormy daniels. the former porn star said she had an affair with him and trump has denied the affair. a judge released the court documents after prosecutors he finished t investigation with trump's former fixer michael cohen. cohen is in jail serving time for tax evasion, violating compaign finance laws and lying to ngress. >>

joining our discussion now is george f.nist for the "washington post" and the author of the new book "the conservative sensibility." he is also an msnbc political analyst. george, i want to get your reaction to something that lindsey graham just said tonight on fox news about president trump. he said, "from a republican view you don't have a lot to complain about, so i guess republicans no longer have anything to complain about in the national debt or a trillion-dollar deficit or tariffs, and the list goes on. >> well, that's the buck gore such argument that he may be coarsening, he may lie all the time he may discredit the united states all the time but gorsuch. there are very few republicans that seem to have really drunk the kool-aid, that is to mean what they say. i'd say mike pence and lindsey graham are the two. the others i think without any affection or respect for the president, which makes what they do in a way worse because what they're doing is saying it's all because we're invertebrate and completely terrified

now joining kawhi in los angeles will be paul george.lippers got george after he pushed the oklahoma city thunder to be traded. reports say leonard recruited george to the clippers after kevin durant turned him down. now in return, the thunder are getting two players and a record five, that's right, five, first-round draft picks. so what does this mean for russell westbrook before the thunder traded george to the clippers, they tried to move george and westbrook to toronto, but the raptors said, eh, no thanks. now westbrook and the thunder are trying to figure out what's the next step for his career. the thunder could be looking to unload westbrook from his four-year, $170 million contract. now once kawhi announced his decision, the nba dominoes started to fall into place. cousins has agreed to a contract with the lakers, a reported $3.5 million deal. that's less than the $5.3 million he signed last year to play with the warriors. queen cook is going to get a chance to play, maybe even start after signing a free agent deal with the laker

went from prince georgs county into the district of columbia and prince george's county bureau chief tracey wilkins has more on it and the demand for change now from community members there. >> turningpolicing into a reckless sport in itself is not going to stop atv and dirt bike riders on our road. in >> reporter: this video you'll see only on news 4 dozens of atv riders are being followed by prince george's county police in southeast d.c. along southern avenue. it happened on saturday. police say the riders were first spotted in maryland and crossed into d.c. on the cell video you see police trying to wrangle the riders.d atv anrt bikes are illegal on public roadways. one cruiser then turns ithe middle of the street with no lights. he begins a pursuit crashing into a chain link fence of a business narrowly missing one parked car and a moving feek. all of the atv drivers got away. to n then coming our police department with something we would not expect them to do. >> reporter: a ward seven neighborhood borders prince george's county and says maryland police chases over the border a

based - and he and larry george and i made up the story from beginning to end. >> there's a line in "raiders" that means a lot to me. just buried in the middle of a big action sequence. they've lost control of ark of the covenant. and indy says, i'm going to get it back. and he says, how are you going to do it? >> i don't know. i'm making this up as i go. that's what life was like. we just make it up as we go. and indiana jones is very good at that. >> we came up with an idea, like a truck chase. and we figure, how do we get the truck chase in the movie? we had big subjects. and then, we reverse engineered for it to earn its place in the story. >> spielberg is the master of staging. when they're moving very fast and cutting very quickly, you always know the lay of the land. >> he can create suspense out of details, big and spamall. there's something that the audience can see but the characters can't see. not only is indy going to get beaten to death by this enormous nazi, but also, the whole thing might blow up. you wonder why your blood gets up when you watch them. it's craftsmanship