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maybe ght think twice about that. we have a hot couple days headed our way. we'll show that on the ten-day forecast. tomorrow and monday, weather alerts. we'll show youe' how hot going to get coming up. >> we'll check in in a few minutes. >>> 01. a couple hours from now, protesters will converge on the district for the families belong together'rrally. th taking a stand against president trump's zero tolerance immigration policy. derrick ward in northwest d.c. at lafayette square with more on today's rally. ing to be a hot one for the group. >> reporter: indeed, it is. you know, everye is participating in the march and weing white. the crowd is starting to gather in lafayette park for the rally. the rally begins at 11:0is ther a march that'll start at 1:00, from here to the justice depart tnt. they says is all about the criminalization of immigration. groups like the acla, leadershim council,e on.org,fhey're partll of this organization here. take a look. this is some of the events that have happened thiseek leading to this. they have major actions in plays lik

. >> republicans now have the opportunity to erase a generaf for women's rights, lg b ghts, workers rights and healthcare.>> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the role they set in 2016 , not to cons year. >> reporter: democrats are still angry that republicans blocked president. obama's supreme court nominee before the 2016 election, on the grounds that voters should have a say and want the same deal now. she tweeted, for months away from an election there should be no election for a supreme court nominee until the american people have a say. mcconnell said that the senate when he denied judge garland hearing for nearly a year. the senate should follow the mcconnell standard now. nate ma mcconnell says the situation is much different. >> we are in the middle of this presidency and the first term. to my knowledge, no one on either side has suggested before yesterday that the senate should only process supreme court nominations in odd-numbered years. >> reporter: president trump says the senate will vote on kennedy's replacement this fall. >> kennedy was known as the cour

tsday ght. the police chief now says there is sigficant evidence proving marquise austin fired at officers first. police say austin started running from police before he ntarted shooting. this happened o first street southeast. officers fired back. police say the handgun recovered from the scene was inau in's possession illegally. the officers involved here were wearing body meras. 're told that footage will be released after it's reviewed by the u.s.toey's office. >>> this morning there is a break in the cold case of an arlington woman who vanished 30 ago.s marta rodriguez disappeared in 1989. three years later a set of human remains turned up along i-95 in stafford county. new dna tests now confirm those remains belong to rodriguez. the details of her andisappearae death are still unknown. her ex-husband jose rodriguez cruz is currently in jail after leading police to where he said he dumped pamela butler's body. she was vered -- discovered from -- she disappeared from her district home back i

ght now on 95 in virginia quantico to the belt way, o time here, nice and clear going 57 miles an hour and 17 minutes all the way up to the belt way. you're okay. outbounds 395 instruction. >> this morning. initiative 77 is the mosten coous on the ballot. the majority of the d.c.il cou could decide to block or change it. the measure calls for all d.c. workers to earn $15 an hour by 2025 even if they epsn supporters say it gives them a consistent salary.op nents which includes the mayor says a significant increase could ends up -- 80% of the vote ofemocrats to become the party's nominee. she's headed to be the district's first two-term mayor since anthony williams. every incumbent on the ballot also won their party's nomination including council chair phil mendle son. council member mary chase is not pictured hereanecause she unopposed. >>> now to the crisis at the border. asesident trump met with house republicans night and told them he is 1,000% with them as they push a major immigration overhaul bill. sources say the president told the group he wants to see an end to his policy thate

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ght now fog and low clouds through the peninsula. but over to the east bay lots of sunshine here at mount diablo. we're tracking more changes. to . bus drivers across the country--including some from the bay area-- testified >>> they are in washington, d.c. to fight for their safety. bus drivers across the country including somerom b are testified in front of congress today. drivere supportin a proposed law designed to cut down on the number of assaults and acc. reported attacks on transit th drivers in the east bay. we found dozens of incidents where drivers were kicked, punched, even threatened with weapons sometimes while theus was in motion. many of the attacks were never reported to the public. no asking for bus agencies to conduct a risk analysis and report assault information to the department of transportation. her bill also requires bus agencies to install shields to >> you know, yhouldn't have to give up your safety in order to perfect your job. >> it is unthinkable that you should have this experience for bus drivers. >> s

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justice theses delivered a landmark ruling considered a major victory for supporters of privacyri ghts. in a five four decision the highest c says it is a violation for police to access cell phone history withoutit a argued consumers knowingly give their data to third parties and theirvacy rights were therefore diminished. the case was brought by a man convicte much a series of i robbern ohio based on his cell phone data. hisrg lawyeued because the fbi did not g a search warrant his conviction shoul be overturned. president trump's attorney michael cohen also having problems ofis own. under the microscope and with that federal investigation hanging o his head. now he's in the spotlight for a very different rfson because tom around. last night he retweeted this photo of himself with the comedian and the caption says i love new york. so of course what's the big deal. only that around is a working on a tv show devoted to hunting records and recordsings of the president.this photo immediatel fueling speculation that cohen president and is willing to share th. the shos called the hunt for t

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already beginning to see a few changes move in.ri that's all ght. we got our party started.eratures today. while we have clouds coming in now, earlier even with full sunshine we only got up to 79 degrees aer a very cool start in the 50s for many places. dulles a bwi hitting 76 degrees. show you where temperatures are right now, still comfortable at 75 notice the wind direction out of south at 11 miles an hour. ase go through the night, that will build humidity andcl ouds. >> frederick 79. wanted to show you where we're going as we go forward the rest of the eveno g. gianelli t a slow drop to about 68 n degrees ando 50s tonight. so we are going to start on ae warmer tomorrow with more clouds around.id more humy on our wednesday. just to give yn idea, we see thein clouds start to come in now. we'll thicken gradually overnight. i think we keep most of theext several hours dry. toward morning as warm front starts to cross our area, we cod pop a quick shower or two, we'll break bit of sunshine middle of the day and we'll have to track a couple of thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon.

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h you probabe lots of questions. ght look, we'll get thrhis together. we're taking a look at a new study. it examines the healt risk of flight attendants. researchers at harvard looked at cancel rates of more than 5,000 flight attendants. they found flight attendants were more likely to develop certain cancers than the general public. ealth periods of time say exposure to radiation and other airplane cmicals may be to blame. >>> speaking of health, we all know that stress can p ay big role in our overall health. there's a lot we have on our plates, right? yes. it impacts more than western. did you know that there is actually a cave in myland bl people are going to see relief and relaxation. news 4 justin finch, he -- >> what's the overall goal of this space? >> to feel zen. to feel relaxed. to just be in the moment. actually in the presentme . >> reporter: although it's about the size of a large base am a bethesda cave i y far fromr average downstairs space. here they say they've seen clients come in ailing and wal out feeling well. >> they're coming in

ght. >> reporter: moving the needle on containment very encouraging for the hundred or so people staying here at the moose lodge. the latest information is posted for them to see, but they really want to know when they can go home, and there's still no timetable for that. it takes more than bulldozers, it takes bikers to get through a fire emergency, and on this night, motorcycle clubs rustled up a barbecue dinner for evacuees. everyone digesting the new containment numbers, 17 percent, and hoping it means they'll be out of this makeshift campground by week's end. >> i'll be relied to see my property isn't in bad shape. nice to have a home. >> reporter: but wind shifts and the heat of the day kept the flames roaring. hot spots blowing up, still very close to spring valley road, although most of the pawnee is burning toward lake county's northern borner. is there a -- border. among evacuees there was a lot of talk about the early hours of the fire. those nearby say it seemed response was slow. as slow. >> started growing, still you don't see any and air support do you? no air support. wat

wh happens to gay ghts?hat happens with abortion rights if there are fiveti consers and four liberals on the court? >> democrats say they're going to put up a fight. d democrats don't want t it now. they want to wait until after the election. they s it's only fair because the same thing happened with president obama announcing he was nominating merrick rland, nd that was held off. they want to put this off, but l it lookse the republican leadershipbe wiloing this in the fall. >> thank you so much. >>> the courtio dealt a s blow to public -- to public unions. 5-4 decision ruled state government workers who chose not to join a union cannot be ompelled to pay a share of union dues. now, there are 23 states where s public uni bargain for both members and non-members. the study found that a ruling like this could result in public unions losing more than 700,000 members. meanwhile, in congress another immigration s reform failed, and it wasn't even close. every democrat in the house voted against a compromise bill

a little soupy feeling this morning, ght? >> stiflingly high levels of humidity this morning. we kngw this is what we're g to have to deal with all summer long. what we need is a break from it. that breakat arrives on today. we get to keep the low humidity around here for at least a day and a half or two. four things you need to know about the weather. first thing is it is really muggy this morning. you're going to do a long bike or a long be rid or run, do it later toda t bettero do it in the evening than the morning. clearing skies, falling humidity. turning quite breezy today.ha any raines are drying up very quickly. one or two sprinkles can't be ruled out. ill be gone that in the next hour or two. still, 80 in annapolis. 77 inn. arling 70 in winchester. planning out your thursday today, plan on a nice northwest brees tafternoon. highs in the mid 80s. more about the weekend and

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hedley gble is in riyhad with what women behind the wel ght mean for that kingdom's economy. today women in saudi arabia can fina iy drive. >>'m very happy. >> it's the latest move by the country's crown prince to transform a traditional society into a 21st century economy. >> we've come a long way actually. t right now wit new vision, that we have in place. his royal highness announced two years ago. >> saudi women makep just 22% of the country's total labor force. withhe government hoping to boost those numbers to 30% by he30. >> whileovernment hopes that putting women behind thewh l will cut down on an over reliance on foreign labor, they also hopet means added opportunity. >> one of the first companies to get on board. t aimi sign up as many as 20,000 female drivers by 2030. >> you decided to become -- >> why? >> why no >> because i can do it. >> women have been ready for q that forte some time. women have been slowly integrated into the workforce. i mean, in every field, you see women now. d it's breakinn barriers, isn't it? >> it is. >> those rapid refms have finally pu

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highs and with unemployment low and kind of generally good sentiment with the economy and with a taxut ght in our rear-view mirror that he thinks this is the time to fight and the fact that the market hn't really connected, this gives trumphe kind of enthusiasm or extra emphasis on trying to hit back and hit back harder now, seeing if he can get a deal and ultimately, try to break down some trade barriers he views as threat to the long-term economic growt s in te unittes. >> ed mills, good to see youchlt thanks. >> thank you. >>> elsewhere, a new report out today said sentiment in the home building sector dropped this month due in large part to higher costs lumber prass he added nearly $9,000 to the price of a new single family home in the last year. or is that ataesult of the ffs onica nad yan lumber that went into effect in 2017. despite, rising co homebuilders are happy with the rising demand for housing now. while there's a lot for inves r investors to keep track e at home, the big issues in europe and one is germany. european stocks fell today in part because of the tucertain of chanc

ght million pieces of plastic end up in the ocean every day. plastics industry says better consumer clreg is key. >> whether it's plastic or other type of materials, it's not, yow the material itself, it's how we're disposing of those things. >> you want some more? >> reporter: this family outside chicago is trying to live plastic-free. they get milk in glass bottles. fruits andet vles packed in boxes. but it's not easy, says mom emily. >> it come naturally, boom, you stopped? >> no, i think it's a process. i ahink it's about taking little steps. and you eliminate one thing at a time. good job. >> reporter: it's the little things she hopes will turn the tide.in canvas shoppg bags, wooden utensils. >> this is p.e.t., this is number one, one of t more recyclable types of plastic. >> reporter: the kids are all in. >> i don't want it too i the garbage. i'm recycling. >> reporter: one family trying to live plastic-free, hoping to make a world of difference for the next generation. rehema ellis, nbc news, oak park, illinois. >>> on the broadcast tomo

aleem: the volcano may be shrouded ismoke, but it gives away little of the catastrhic ght here.it wou with more eruptions feored, further adic explosions of the volcano, a frantic recovery effort goes on. we are going in with one rescue asteam as close can get to the volcano. they have been digging for days into the ash, but there are so many bodies to be found. as we went in, we saw the recovery team coming out. they have been trying to find survivors, but the only living things they could bring up this time were abandoned chicns. and this is why -- the entire village was smothered in a thick blanket of burning volcanic ash. in somhomes, entire families were buried alive. the land wascarred and suffocated by lava and ash. the assault from t volcano came so fast, it is no wonder many simply had no chance of escape. survivors who did manage to flee for their lives have been left traumatized. ousands are now in makeshift shelters. 35 members of the extended lopez family fled as lava, ash flows,s and dengulfed their town. five of their relatives didn't ma' it, including francisc's brothe