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. >>> treme weather, the family terrified as a tornado comes gh rit at them and dangerous heat threatening 160 million. al roker is tracking . >>> hijacking false alarm, scary moments when police storm airplane. >>> racist rant. >> why do you hate us? because wexican? >> the man targeted in a shocking viral video speaking out. >>> need some peace and quiet? we'll take you to the quietest place in oumerica. >> aer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. the landscape of americanustice is shifting dramatically tonight on news that 81-year-old supreme court justice anthony kennedy is retiring.an now for the second time in his presidency, donald trump is poised to exercise one of a president's most consequential powers, na nong the court's next justice, a choice that is widely expected to drive the court fuher to the right. the wheels are in motion and the battle lines are being drawn night just hours after justice kennedy, the court's long-time swing vote informed the president of his retirement after 30 s ye the court. our justice correspondent pete williams begins ou

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. >> by 8:00 p.m.olice were able to confirm that the gunman fired the gh the glass doors of publication reloading and firing again. five dead, two injured cut by flying glass. >> we are tryingfio c what account it was and who actually sent them. >> the police chief would notir co the nature of those social media threats. he diday they indicated violence. news 4. back to you. >> thank you. >>> there is still an awful lot to unpack here. i'll be back live in just a moment and be sharing tweets a reaction from reporters coming up. they will be back in print tomorrow. back to you for now. >> all rig. >> thank you. >>> right now activity is ramping up outside the home of the suspect. it is in laurel. >> we are live to continue our team coverage. what have you learned about what's happeni right now? as reporter: it been very quiet. i have been here since 8:00. i can tell you within the last two minutes things have heated up. they came by in a caravan. t me show you where we are. this is fourth seet. if we can pan the o camerar this way you can see some of the people outside looking at what is

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we came together to do report, it was a gh-lev task force of nine members. we were fortunate to bring together some good talent that spans the spectrum of government. a former secretary of agriculture and member of congress from kansas, dan glickman. dan glickman has a history at bpc and he has a quite a bit of experience in the field of government working in legislative and the executive perspective. we will be coring some of those in the report, it is interesting, he came into office at the department of agriculture following a ig report that led to the downfall of his predecessor. he had some interesting views and also about the role of trent 23 and -- ig's and how -- mccuin full disclosure, i worked for secretary mccue for 3 years as his staff director on the house oversight committee on the postal service. he brought to this panel a interesting perspective not only as the secretary of the army, which is a ge department, larger than a lot of cabinet agencies -- also, his role in congress, one of the key things he did, while he was on the house oversight

we willin we're g deep next on the final five me to kickback and look back gh. at the week in politics. staying up le to help break it down fors. holly. >> my goodns where doe start. with a week it's been. do you think we've made any progress fm last w in immigration re friday night with nothinggn , an executive order but so many questioning what does it even mean. measure.ogress may be har of course we did have that executive order from president trump in the week, but that all depends on what ten dept of justice does next to get this courts hearing appealed. soe're waiting to hear what the courtso wit that before anything can really happen of we are in an awkward position legislation and this compromised bill. thedepublicans w to get through. now we're kind ofs, it' a waiting game. >> do you think the president caved to pressure, signed this ive order without reall having his ducks in a row if you will. >> he definitely knew he had to do something. right? the outrage in the country from republicans, from democrats was growing. you reported earlier thiseek that

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. >> in 02 we went through the same thing with the steel tariffs and that was a disaster; gh we ended up getting fined by the wto and we had to pull back those tariffs which was 30%, not the 25%, two years earlier than they were supposed to expire. how is this different than that? because reaction from the world was the same, eu, t partners, same reaction, and there was a trade war, there was a trade war. >> i don't think there was a ad may. i think what we're engaged with here is trade disputes that need to be solved. i will come back to my point. no administration in either party has made this case in a comprehensive way as president trump is now doing. i think that's the difference. yes? >> thank you. since a lot of countries now are coming up with retaliatory tariffs and taking their cases to the wto, will this administration respect the decisions that come out of the wto? >> you know, the united states, the president saidhiy times, you kn w bou by the national interests here more than anything else. e always interested in the world trade orzaon there have been complaint o with re

. >>> a powerful earthquake hit ngpat,itery n gh nieaosviaka lint wes atern ja. it struck buildings, brought down concrete walls, and set off fires. hundreds of thousands of commuters were forced to exit trains and walk along the tracks, and one of the victims was a 9-year-old girl who was killed when a wall fell at her elementary school. >>> a new jersey arts & music festival turned deadly early sunday morning when gunfire broke out. the festival was on the verge of being shut down because of numerous fights. meg oliver has more. >> reporter: shortly before 3:00 a.m. sunday, gunfire sent people scrambling at the art all night festival in trenton, new jersey. >> people just started running around like crazy, rushing and pushing, and then i heard the a stampede as more than a thousand festivalgoers took co bullets started to fly.ver as >> i started panicking. that was the first time i ever heard a sound like that. >> reporter: investigators say it started when several rival gang members at the event started shooting at each other. >> there are now a total of 22 in

to the critics the gh, 7 summit was an unnecessary insult to our closest alleieallies. to the president, it was a triumph of american strength. mr. trump megyn kellying it clear the u.s. will noonger play the role of sucker to greedy allies to the critics the inspector general's report vindicated hillary clinton that her campaign was the campaign o jamey's decisions. to president trump the report fully exonerated him from charges of obstruction of justice and collusion. finally to the president's critics, the jailing of his former campaign manager paul manafort was more evidence of the conspiracy and with russia and to president trump it was a tough sentence. what about comey and crooked hillare very unfair, tweets. well, some of the president's assertions this week are debatable, others are flatout false. first of all the ig report did not exonerate it. th focus was on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and notel the mr probe and though despite president trump's claims it's not a democratic bill that's separating theie fam at the border it's trump administration

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the sea breeze makes a comeback. 48 to 72 hours of hi-gh fire danger. we will drop into the 80s monday and tuesday. you are seeing what's happening in concord. unfortunately, hotter and drier with more north wind during the day tomorrow. >> we have to be on the lookout. thank you. >>> we'll be right back with moran te and the latest on the in concord. news in concord -- firefighters working to contain a 150 acre grass fire in the >>> happening now, we continue to follow breaking news in concord. firefighters working to contain a fire. we are monitoring a grass fire in the morgan hill area. no word if any structures are threatened. >>> update now to the breaking news in the east bay. of course, this fire burning in the lime ridge open space area in concord. we have been following it throughout the newscast. the latest we have been getting in here. the fire department telling us that there are two strike teams, ten more engines headed to the the engines are focusing on at this time is structure protection. the fire is mainly burning in a grassy area of th

on bilateral issues, i'm especially pleased by our agreement to hold increased exching anges gh school stents. the number of students will at first be in the hundreds but could grow into the thousands. imagine it -- hundreds and then thousands of young people who have firsthand knowledge of each other's country and, yes, who have made friends. returning to regional conflicts, mr. gorbachev and i discussed ways to reduce tension in areas around the globe -- southeast asia, africa, central america, the persian gulf, and the middle east. the withdrawal of soviet troops from afghanistan, of course, represents in a story extent in itself, when that the general couldary and i agreed serve as a model for settling other regional conflicts. a key part of my agenda for this moscow summit, as for my previous meetings with the general secretary, involved human rights. recently, the soviets have begun to show somewhat more respect for human rights. in the past year, for example, they have released some 300 political detainees from detention. it is my hope that what took ace in my moscow visit will

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da p into ghs y dathe right direction, but very windy today. now the numbers are coming down and they're staying this way much of the rest of the week because low clouds to the rescue, a sea breeze cooling us off this week, good news for firefighters, but as we approach the weekend things will warm up again. we'll have the details in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> several bay area crews are on the front lines tonight, strike teams from the east bay mobilizing before dawn to deploy to lake county. meanwhile tonight cal fire is urging residents in the spring valley area to cut their water usage immediately so it can be conserved for the firefighting effort. we are continuing to keep a close eye on this fire. stay with kpix5 and www.cbssf.com for updates. >>> other big news story today, san francisco's pride parade. chopper 5 had a great view of the d festivities coming down market street. organizers estimate there were about 50,000 people parading and many, many more lining the route to watch. >> the party didn't end when they got to civic ce

and there ill with be more of that tomorrow -- there will be more of that tomorrow mornintodantsah ghisco 66, oakland 70 degrees and in san jose 77. as we look toward the embarcadero, concord now has 62, 64 at livermore and in santa rosa 56 degrees. here's how it looks in the forecast. there's going to be drizzle along the shoreline, bay, well, like around oakland, san leandro about 69 degrees and the farther inland you go, the warmer it will get tomorrow, low 80s, even warmer tue as the influence ofthhigh pressure keeps the wind in, but it will also build the temperatures so that by midweek we'll be 90 degrees plus away from the water. futurecast, how extensive are the low clouds? plenty. tomorrow morning they'll fill in the east bayshore line, pull back to the shoreline by the end of the day and by tomorrow night they'll be moving back in again, the usual ebb and flow of the low clouds in evidence all week. fog and clouds at the coast tonight, warmer inland, cool near the coast, summer solstice, boy, that happened fast, thursday at 30 7 a.m. overnight lows, low 50s. daytime highs cr

and new data released along with the retail sales curve and the major averages to new ghs. today was very much a wait and see kind of a day ahead of aof hose events. the dow average gaineded about five points. the nasq up 14. s&p gained will 3. bob has more now on what inve iors can expectthe days aread. >> reporter: thekets are cautious ahead ofnef wall street's busiest weeks this year starting with donald trump's historic summit with kim jong-un in ending withan three key meetings. one on wednesday and one on thursday and one on friday.p the bank sould be set to rally and many are expecting the month raise rates this and the ecb to signal a start to unwinding its own era of easy money. add a pile of economic data from inflation reports to retail sales and industrial picture. not much cow keep them for now. the right kind of leadership is powering the markets. fngs have joined the party now. ch and financials are more than 40% of the s&p 500 and energy is holding onnd a retailers have surged as commentary has gotten strong. second trade talk is confusing but hasn't sparked

>>gh >> and the same goes for durant. i think durant, durant i don't believe will reach lebron's level in terms of legacy but he will be a multi-time champion, a former mvp. it should be all rosy. >> i agree with joe.as lebron jameseen an underdog in all but one or two nba finals. nobody expects the cavaliers to make this a series. by him taking the cavaliers team to the finals is an accomplish. they lose their first game to indiana,et blown south, play a boston team, they were tough. they had the home court advantage and lebron james goes to the parquet floor and wins game number 7 in boston. i agree with joe, lebron's legacy is submitt. kevin durant needs to win another ring. last year everybody said the warriors, it's just an unfair advantage, nobody had time to prepare for them. kevin durant and steph curry need this more. >> i'm going to ask this to both you guys, 30 seconds each. who do you think is going to win the series and why? joe. >> i thinkt will be the warriors, just because they are the wossible matchup for

gh glor: all right, chip reid on the scene in annapolis. we're going to move now to our washington newsroom. enff pegues has been working his s urces to find out more about the suspect. jeff, what do you know? >> reporter: well, jeff, our cbs law enforcement sources identify the suspect as gerald ramos of laurel, maryland. he's 38 years old, an according to court documents appeared to have a grievance in the past against the "capital gazette" newspaper. the suspect is in custody, but as investigators have pressed him for information, he has not been cooperating. we also learned that he tried to hide his identity from investigators, because he did not have an i.d. on him when he was taken into custody. and sources say that he had damaged his fingertips so that law enforcement couldn't use fingerprints to identify him. but investigators have been able to identify him by using other law enforcement tools. they also are looking into whether he has a criminal record. tonight police say that there were threats made against the newspaper on social

will this be en gh to get the company to profitability, and also get the model 3 on a timetable that consumers dpect? >> 't think it's going to help them get it out any faster. i don't know that it will have a huge negative impact in the sense that, a you mentione it's not the workers building them which is the bottle neck. it's growing pains. it's a sign of discipline they're looking to turn profitable, yes, that's a growth sign, but layoffs are rarely a panacea for problems, so i don't t ink so it's going to make better in terms of getting shipments out the door. >> and then elon m usk today announcing a deal with chicago o'hare to have these underground people mors to take people from downtown chicago to o'hare in 12 minutes. doesn't teslaghave eno on its plate? >> yeah, it definitely does. elon has been known to overpromise the ability to do things. the model 3 should be at 10,000 production rate right now and it's not. he said he could build this for under a bil on dollars, and we'll see if that's the case. >> he does make a lot of epromises. jy owens, thank you for being here.

gh now they're -- they expect to be here through the night. >> gabe gutierrez in the background there. the heavy rain falling border. >>> in texas where those children separated from their parentsre being held in mass zee tension centers, our jacob soboroff is one of the few reporteho's been allowed inside one and he is outside the largest in the nation in maccallum, texas, tonight. jacob, how are these children tracked once they're inside these facilities? >> reporter: lester, the trump administration has told us that these separations are temporary. this administration may be creating a significant group of orphaned immigrants. we talked last night about that tear sheet. a former i.c.e. official tells nbnews that the trump administration could create permanent separations while these ch are staying here in this facility and parents are deported to their home countries. they don't know when or if they will ever see those children again. >> i know you've been making efforts to get inside one of the girls' facilities to look at conditions there. where do you stand on that? >> reporter:

sunday power house brazil the outcome unexpected though switzerland a little bit of a push butou not gh brazil says yes it should have been. itzerland scored. the score stood and the match ended in asene-one draw. >>> ia defeated costa ricata speclar free >>> let's get to the golf course. final round of the u.s. open out in the hamptons. tommy fleetwood started the day at nineve mmeed amazing day yesterday. he fought back and he shot seven under a 63, only sixth 63 in u.s. oton his. he was in the clubhouse at two er. the oth guy still had10 like oles to play and so he waitedhe asir scores got higher and higher and he e up one held on and was able to by one stroke back to back u.s. open championships for koepka. he shoots a two under 68 beat fleetwood by one, seventh golf ever in 115 years to win back to back. baseball diamond nationals on the road in toronto facing the series.ys for a three game theynly had to win one to get a first winning canada. didn't happen. they swept. scored two runs in the third. blays fought back. this was game at six in the eighth. bryce up with the bases load

gh you're going to have to walk r through this. >> reporter: like barack obama, who today tweeted aboutrdain, "he taught us about food, but more importantly, about its ability to bring us together, to make us a little less afraid of the unknown." anthony bourdain leaves behind an 11-year-old daughter. a strong critic of what he called "the meathead culture" in the restaurant world, bourdain was also a fierce advocate for the #metoo movement. his girlfriend, the italian actress and director, asia argento, had been one of the women who said harvey weinstein raped her. jeff. >> glor: jim axelrod, thank you. the c.d.c. reported yesterday that there is a suicide somewhere in america every 12 minutes. it happens that often. ur dr. jon lapook, is with us. in, in your estimation, has this become a public health crisis? he reporter: it is a public e alth crisis, and not just gecause the numbers are increasing. but because we can't get our arms around what to do about it. we know the risk factors, and they include: depression, previous suicide attempt, social isolation, or something in your priva

er o we ""the more we do for "cbs eve n gh i'm jeff glor. good night and see you tomorrow.bs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org an arsonist on the loose. at least 3 of the fires are burning along coyote creek near senter road. another is burning between a mobile home park and the "los lagos" golf course. >>> kpix 5 new starts with the battle of the brush fires. >> three fires are burning along coyote creek along center road. another is burning near the golf course. we have more information now. >> reporter: all of those fires are suspicious. the good news is firefighters have them under control. number five captured the fires from aboarper 5 captured these fires from above earlier. two fires were started next to a mobile home park by the creek. >> there were structures threatened just to the west. we have winds and no structures were damaged. as far as we know, no one has been injured or displaced. >> reporter: at least four fires were started here within minutes of each other and that is why investigators say they are suspicious. the good news is no on

the court said the requirement likelyolates the center's first amendment gh. pregnancy crisis centers generally councilwomen against an abortion and steer them towards adoption or keeping the baby. the state of california said this law was designed to inform clients about all of their options and to be transparent about their intentions. but requiring the centers to say something specific infringes on their right to free speech.>>> mort charges have been filed against the new center. investigators say -- against this babysitter. we will have more on that, coming up. >>> the amount google might have to pay on business taxes if the voters approve it. >>> traffic is on the move here in san francisco and it does look all right through the downtown area. >>> monday was cooler and tuesday was a little cooler but we have fog coming back into that and we will be about below average for this time the year. >>> welcome back. we do continue to follow the latest information on the fire burning in lake county. it is now 17% contained but has burned 13,000 acres. that is an

gh pressure is moving into our region. all good things must come to an end. the heat and humidity comiek back this >> we're working m to learne about this developing story in d.c. a man whose name has not been released was shot this morning a suspect description has not been released. police are investigating a shooting in the 5400 block of l cartere in riverdale. news 4 is told a man was found in the roadway with gunshotd wounds aro7:00 this morning, at last check that man is in critical conditio n police hav released any suspect information or a possible motive in this shooting. be sure to look for updates on these investigations in the nbc washington aor. >>> d.c. ms announcing initiatives to help curvi ence and create jobsyoor g people. this is footage from a previous year of the kickoff of the marion s barry summer youth employment program. is a program important to the late mayor and helps more than 10,000 teens and young adults find jobs for the summer. >> more time to play, that is the goal of a new policy set to be vot on tonight b the louden county

charles: corey stuart won last gh for senate in vgini he's running against tim kaine who is weak on crime, borders and wants to raise your taxes through the roof. i have had him on the show. attg confedat symbo. jt sing he doesn't think any historic statues or elements from american history should be removed or destroyed. is president trump taking a risk when he supports corey stuart? >> i don't think he does. i think he plays to the base of trump's main constituents. i am native virginian. i understand his principle to hold fast arles: the star of the hbo series, he owned several brothels in nevada. he's leading to win that in november. you have a guy like that who says president trump is his christopher columbus. i think there is something else going on now with respect to these states reshaped and pushg back. nevada is talking about closing down brothels. this is a wild wild west state that once prided itself on it. emily: so much stuff can happen in these local races that's in washington. are able to see he cam bind roger stone. he positioned himself as very, very trumpian and managed

when we get te neutral, h gh is it willing to go a if they do, how far? there are potential questions that can be asked. will jay powell answer them? we have to wait and see. david: three or four hikes this year, the top line shows what the market this. that is a little below 3.5 this year. right in between. the yellow line is next year, closer to 2. what will you be looking at? >> for the treasury market, it is not so much the case of hikes but how much will be the endgame. the number of hikes between now and the end of 2019? that will be the key. looking at stops, not so much for the pace, but more for what is the terminal rate, will be ultimately important for five-year bonds or 10 year notes or even auto loans. most auto loans are priced off five-year debt, because of that, g go?nt to know how high the ife important, they will hike in january december -- doesn't matter. shery: back in march, mr. powell showing concern over uncertainty. in europe, could this have an impact on what he decides to do and in the future? >> certainly in the future. there wi

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temperatures are rising very gh hi accu-weather seven-day forecast, saturday, on sunday.ay, so whether you're going back to work or continuing the week off, it's very hot. 93 tuesday, by independence day, arting to see that pattern break down.e there m a chance for a thunderstorm or two, thursday into friday, doesn't look spread but at first glance that's when we think we'll introduce you to storm chances, ocean city maryld forecast looks hot but cooler by water. now 70, that will feel good thi8 weekend as8 on saturday at the beach 90 ay sund if you're going to be there george the niceweather. that is a look at your seven-day forecast. jim and tisha over to you. >> thank you. >>> there's new attraction on the national mall this weekend. big lego exhibit on display. large scale league legoels of the washington monuolnt, linc and jefferson memorize toe a few, visitors can help build a gnt flag on display and on monday f um 10:00il 6:00 p.m. >> sounds le a cool family fun activity >> a big version and little version >> i hopeft's free. >> absolutely. >>> still aheadun aeral

gh states in all with elections. for now that's our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> and just like that, welcome back. we are back again. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. it's midnight here on the east coast, 9 p.m. on the west coast. we will join the rachel maddow show in a moment, but first we are watchinghese results come in fro the b primary day of the year so far, what will b th busiest single day of primaries until the mid-term elections in november. polls in california just closed an hour ago, where all eyes are on a number of big house races there. we're also tracking results from seven other states where ver decided on candidates who will face off in this year's mid terms. for more and for the very latest, to the big board we go. steve kornacki has all of the big returns. >> cafornia, can we get 48th district of california on the screen? dana rohrabacher, can we get it on the screen? the question is for democrats, can they get into

gh>> you have to go thr the junk to get to the good stuff. >> reporter: miss pixie has been buying herefor her store for nearly a quarter not just dealers shop here. >> $200, a start. >> reporter: tom weschler's job is to encourage buyers into the play. >> they don't want the aucti auctioneer to know theedre interest they try to be coy. >> reporter: he is one of five descendants of the founder still working in the busiss. not all are auctioneers. leonard manages the inventory for the weekly metro le. where the merchandise changes every week. where does it all c ae from? lot of people are downsizing. >> reporter: weschler's hasn't downsized. in the business, did you know this is what you wanted to do? >> basically, i've worked hre 44 years. >> reporter: like his cousins, he started in high schoolnd came back full time after college. >> there's a lot of different stuff that comes through here. i do appraisals for insurance, fo estate tax purposes. >> reporter: a lot of his appraisals will end up here. >> they typiclly f into the $1,000 and above price points. >> reporter: the high-end auc

. >> so their gh is tremendous. they have a lot of money behind them.e're just a bunch of little, small businesses trying to anthat,ill -e- n's there a dere. ge will talk to the -- daniel will talk. >> yes. >> a's betterpeak than i. i would like to leave these wit. >> yes. i think we already -- >> there you go. >> those are some of the letters. >> okay. great. we'll put them in for the record, too. >> will you work the computer for me? good afternoon, president adams and commission. i'm the co-owner of mud puppies scrub. my business partner is here with us this afternoon. in addition to being a small business owner in san francisco, merchant association representing over 300 merchant members in the upper market-castro neighborhood. i will speak about the necessity of adding a formula retailer to 24th street. within 1 1/4 miles of the potential location there are 22 small pet stores or grooming stores and half arelgbt-owned. they provide merchandise and services for the community. this community trusts us to take care of their furry children and it's a r

job ghs 6.7 million. on this scoring, the economy is extraordinarily strong. workers, there's a lot of jobs out there. nonmanufacturing data out today, we saw 578.6 58.6 in may. here susan and maddie. susan, first of all, greet seeing you in the studio. >> great to be here, charles. charles: you're the small business experts. the first niche of the economy that reacted to the election was the nfib small business we sue it zoom, go straight to the moon, stayed there now record profits. i feel t is sometimes a better proxy, if you will than the business round table which to me has a more political globalist agenda. >> they've been doing the report for so many years they have a lot of data to compare it to. that's important. optimism is up. tax reform, fewer regulations. economic forecast for small business is very good. but i think there's an interesting conundrum here, charles. 57% of small business oeray th want to hire new people. but of that number 88% cannot find qualified ap kants. sow the conundrum is we've got a low unemployment rate. what that means is

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. >> reporter: a ruling from the gh court revealing deep divides in our country. here are two very different reactions. >> they did the right thing thank god. >> it's just devastating. st fimon, he's with the legal aid justice center. today's rulings count everything he's worked toward in recent months. he believes president trump's travel ban and the recent actions involving migrant families at the border are rooted in discrimination. >> the one sort ofd that connects all of their policies is the desire to have fewer reign-born people of color on the long-term path to eptizenship. >>ter: but not everyone feels that way. in fact, here in suburban communities in northern virginia we m one woman who says this is about the border being protected. itat aboutnal security. >> and what is the responsibility that this president has to protect our country. >> alice butler short is a strong supporter of president ump and his policies. even hosting a trump-inspired gala at d.c.'s trump international hotel. she believe the immigration policies are rootedn security, not hate.

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. >>> a 17 year old is free onft bond police say he brought a loaded gun to paint branch gh school yesterday. that teen is charged as an adult this evening. chris gordon spoke with his aunt today and members of that school community. >> reporter: some parents of students here are upset that a stranger with a gun got into paint branch high school. others here are relieved that the teen who was trespassing in the school was caught. >> i'm glad that someone was able to apprehend that person. >> reporter: a paint branch high school securit officer elijahted 17-year-old near the second floor boys room. he isn't a student here and he gave the security officer a fak name and i.d. the 17 year old ran out of the scho the security officer and the school resource officer searched die area f him walking. >> dheing a search located a loaded .38 caliber rdolver black bag he was carrying over his shoulder that he had with rhim. orter: charging documents say it was a special like this onee loaded with f bullets. police say the gun was stolenfr om pennsylvania. the address the g teenagere police is actually

sunday's gh, 97. monday's high 96. at index hose days h could be as high as 105 degrees.k to the ews. >>> maryland's mart trains may be in danger of missing a mandatory deadline to make travel sa the news 4's i-team investigates what's wrong. >> plus, transforming interstate 66. a major project getting underway today designed to make your commute es ier. detailen >>> welcome back. 6:22. a warning for all of you who use maryland's mark trains for your morning commute. >>am the i-ot a letter that of d the railroad is at risk missing a mandatory deadline to make travel fer. jody fleisher has more. >> reporter: every day thousands of commuters take the mark train to and from work. >> i don't drive into d.c. for anything. >> reporter: they're glad to know the federal government i making a railroads install positive train control or ptc, a safety system that slows or stops trains automatically to prevent collisio and derailment. >> it's probably well overdue, actually. >> the ntsb says ptc could have preinted crashes this one, which killed eight passengers in philadelphia three

ghs yellows most of us are mid 60s to mid 70s tomorrow.r than today, 75 fairfield, 77 brentwood and then you get to the valley with good air quality and a lessened fire danger which has been good. certainly cooler than you might expect, and good air quality with the pattern. and the fog has had a tough time setting up, watching the sunset at pacifica -- it is unusual in may. >> it is so relaxing. >>> coming up, more live coverage of the big race as we update the numbers and check in with our reporters. >>> still ahead, a celebration of america at the white house after president donald trump uninvited the super bowl winning philadelphia eagles. >>> steph curry and lebron james are weighing in on the controversy. ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. >>> more election results now, these are the numbers from proposition e in san francisco. to ban