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today, it'sin gog to be cloudy and humid and yomuggy. u say that's all i need, i'll go back to sleep but, no, we have more for you. d 77egree for this time of the morning. that is pretty humid outside right now. the morning rain shower are moving away from the area but the cloud will linger throughout tht noon. temperature wise even across the shenandoah valley temperatures in the upper six to 70. ke-up weather, cloud throughout the day. 9:00 a.m. sticky and mid 81 degrees. as far as severe weather for today, more heavy rain, depending on where the thunderstorms hit and some wind but hailnd a a tornado not really looking s atvere weath weather. at the beaches not a bad weekend. chances of shower and thunderstorms, of course. temperatures will soar into the 90s once again. it is definitely july for the washington area. with that here are the temperatures across our area. if you like the heat it's coming the middle of the week into the weekend so hazy, hot, humid. keep the shorts handy and make sure you're hydrated when you go out and have

. >> you probably see gog around seeing your friend looking older. >>> virginia beach takes the top spot on a new national lit. chuck? >> we are talking about weather alert for a possibility of severe weather today and not to mention severe levels of heat and humidity for the weekend. that and tip how you can save a little money onr you ac while when temperatures climb as high as they are thisee w your air-conditioner could hit your wallet hard. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to help folks out. >>erything adds a ltle. pep krnc pepco says here is a couple of quick tips to save money on your energy bill. i know 78 degrees sound warm buo pared to the outside temperature you'd be amazed how cool 78 degree can feel. when the ac is on do your bestp to kee outside doors and window closed. also close your blind and curtains dur when the afternoon sun comes on in that is heating the room up and your personal expense. you can also turn off or unplug any light devices and appliances that you're not using. ands appliance that produce heat like your dryer and oven and when with it c

precedent on whether or not a sitting president can or cannot be charged because of the deal doj apology gog but tomorrow, the democratic playbook is clear. it's obvious it's transparent. they want robert mueller to contradict his own findings and implicate and smear the president. giving them that one sound bite that they and their friends in the media mob will play over and over and over and over and over and over again. so they can have another 30 investigations for the next two years. meanwhile, republicans, my messages to you tonight. i'm not a registered republican peered i'm a registered conservative but you republicans have a responsibility tomorrow, and frankly a golden opportunity, to perform actual oversight. a broader audience than you would usually have, even fake news cnn an end mst and c, the conspiracy channel, their view is watching to and what you do tomorrow counts. you are the ones that must demand accountability for robert mueller. there are so many important questions that have never been asked or addressed and tomorrow, that is your job. what happens tomorrow will impa

. >> ask the teachers what isin gog to be needed early and what might be needed later on because you'll get better deals in september. >> parents will continue to spend theirloney on the usua suspects for back-to-school. clothes and computers. gadgets include anything from cloud-based technology, even wearables like the applewatch. >> reporter: retail me not expert says though gadgets might add to the $500 per child that parents are already spending on back-to-school shopping this year.c hris clackum, nbc news. >>> new this morning, it is a moment a mother and daughter waited 65 years for. watch this. an anve ry test brought a mother and daughter back in kansas. it led her h to biological mom who gave her up to adoptive parents decades ago. >> i believe in miracles.g we are lookinat each other right here. >> 55 years! it is, indeed, is a mirole. >> twaid they did think about each other over the years but never reached out f forar of the unknown becausethese things could go in the other direction. >> they look like twins.i >> a n reunion. >> i love those stories. >>> imagine this. if it

. >> i do think there is gog to be blame on the cruise line and i will do everything i can to hold them accountable for what appears to me to be negligence >> reporter: police in san juan, puerto rico, say she fell sunday from an 11-story window of royal caribbean's freedom of the seas, landing on a dock. the family attorney michael winkleman now says chloe's grandfather sam placed her on a railing by a window but had no idea it was opened the toddler was used to pressing up against glass back home watching her brother's hockey games. >> why would you leave a window open and an entire glass wall full of windows in a kids' area why would you have that kind of hidden danger without any warning? >> reporter: royal caribbean said it is assisting gligence in a previous written statement, the cruise line said it is de tragic accident the family remains in puerto rico meanwhile back hom bend, indiana where chloe's father is a police officer, the community is raising money for them >> even though that's not immediate family, it's still our family so a part of our heart breaks just as much as an

we bunds think bunds will be gog higher 20 end of the year.h expectations for europe have gotten to dire here. lisa and gershon have alluded to, the ecb doesn't have a lot in their toolkit. they will not be as responsive as the market would have liked them too. we think we will get into a scenario where growth is not as bad as markets are anticipating in europe. and the ecb is reacting to that emerald is a little bit, moving funds higher. jonathan: let's wrap things up and get to the rapidfire round. total returns to year end, you have to hold want as a class, high yield or euro denominated? gershon: not assume you mean hedge, euro. noelle: agreed. hedge, euro high-yield. u.s.on: u.s. -- lisa: jonathan: what is next? gershon: 1%. federal reserve month end, 50 basis point cut, 25 or nothing at all? gershon: 37.5. noelle: 25. lisa: 25. jonathan: why do you keep misbehaving every time you come on the show? this is bloomberg "real yield. ." ♪ when you rest on a leesa hybrid mattress, bedtime is no longer simply the time you go to sleep. it's time

. >>> and it is gog to be another hot one tomorrow. but nothing like we experienced todayand then we get really warm heading into the weekend. we'll let you know about this excessive heat adv is >>> it's the worst time of year. no winter, no snow, nothing tosu mea. just the dog days of summer. what are we going to do now seriously. i'm looking for some ideas here. >> here's an idea, send us a picture of y pur doing its best trick. you could be featured on news4. >> want to play fetch? dogs love fetching sticks. >> only o news4. >> that's the reason why they are our best friends. and we got a story about one such friend, a d.c. fire department search dog who is beloved and experienced now is resting comfortably after getting impaled in the leg while the job. >> a piece of metal rebar nicked an artery in his leg during a search operation yesterday. she left the hospital today after having three surgeries. now she has a cast on her right front leg. kylie was actually airlifted from thecene and flown to friendship animal hospital for the s

. >> gets your blood gog, man. gets your blood going because you know the guy across from you is going to bing it, you got to bring it yourself. a lot more physical. guys got a higher level of energy. your adrenaline is definitely pumpling. >> it's -- pumping. >> it's a different feel, everything starts to move a little faster, especially for the young guys, the rookies. they get to see how the game of football kind of speeds up once you get the pads on. and that's the part of our gamet that's jus being physical. so to be able to out and just knock each other around, it fees good, honestly. >> reporter: even though this was the first time contact was lowed, there wasn't much between the players. just the equipment. >> the thud, getting off blocks, using your pad level. make sure nobody's using too high. forces you to get the pads down which is good. watching people shed blocks, ich is, you know, most important thing in football for defense, shedding blocks. we're still going to run at the ball. we're still not goin

i am curious to see in an effort to she the front- runner status, he is not just defensive but gog out. on the final minute i. mean, one of the things we did see joe den do is roll out a criminal justice plan as cory booker gell be on the sand he pushed back on that. do you think that was a potent issue. i feel like for harris, biden and booker, there's benefits but potential drawbacks to bringing up criminal justice. >> yeah. i mean there's a couple s obvio drawbacks one being it risksappearing they ar debating issues americans may not believe is front and center to what they will make the decision in the campaign based on. in other words, they ar talking about the economy, right. the danger of that. but you have the anr of potentially looking like they are talking about authority that happened in the sense of the trump administration democrats work together to do criminal justice reform. so you risk that as well. so, we will have to see but my guess is that they will touch on other issues and there will me flash point. but the pressure is on biden no question about it. >>e will leave

remember, in september he's gog to have twice as many donors and he's polling 2%. it's going to be a challenge. he better sharpen up his swalwell for congress sign. >> the other person that did break out, however,as julian castro from texas. we really saw him go after some of the other folks ontage around immigration. do you think this is aile bit of gas for his campaign? he has been somebody that is exciting someparts of the democratic party but not getting that attention >> absolutely. after wednesday night he went after his fellow texan beto o'rourke and he got the better exchangin that the thing is, then we have thursday night and the kamala/biden show. i have to think that sort of took all the action out of the room. if he had been maybe the second night i think he might have been able to better use whatever momentuhihe got. >> speaks to how important it is to how the line-up is ovee the debates in july. >> right. >> so quickly what do you expect next? >> well, in terms of biden, i expect af lot op research into his very, very long career. he was firstlted bef

it is gog to be gone forever. once it is gone,t is just ne. david: all that is lt where forest once stood, a stark reminder of what is vanishing and of consequences for the rest of the world. david shukman, bbc news, in the amazon. cuura: the victorious u.s. women's world soccer team has returned to american soil. they arrived at newark airport outside new york following their 2-0 victory over the netherlands on sunday. it capped an extraordinary run to a second straight world cup title and faced down the crthics, who took issue wi their brash and confident performance on and off the pitch. on wednesday they will be honored with a tickertape parade in n york city. joanna lohman is a retired american soccer player and ambassador for the sport and she joined me a short time ago. what was it like for you to see the team win? joanna: it was incredibly remarkable. their performance was impressive. there was so much pressure on their backs and a target os,n their bao see them win in such dominant fashion, i was even surprised. i thought they were go

>>the rhode island ferry is on least to us for one year we have several boats they're gog maintenance this year and we didn't want to cut back on our reach. >>the district is also moving forward with wiping out a large section of the toll plaza that has no historical significance that bridge eliminated toll workers back in 2013. traffic flow has improved significantly and clearing the existing bruce will also help the district says said they know the increasing toll costs negatively impacts drivers but they add that they're doing their best to try to balance safety and quality transportation emery county theresa kron 4 news. >>another big story that we're following this morning, chicago police have released previously unseen footage related to actor jussie small let and the incident back in january in which he says he was the victim of a hate crime. and when the first video that you're looking at here small it can be seen walking into the building and heading straight to an elevator. in another angle of the video small it could be seen tossing something into a trash can and there's th

. >> she told me, you'll be all rinht, but you're gog to be paralyzed. i said, i'll stillliv right? she said yeah. i said that's the only thing that mattered. >> reporter: he understood how precious life was. three months earlier on brother was ay his shot steps away from thr home near kennel worth avenue in northeast. >> when he was shot, i was running. then i pushed him out of the way. >> at2 years old, he said he saved a girl's life while almost losing his own. now he's too scared to gots oue. >> sometimes when i go outside, they're gonna start shooting and probably my last time seeing him. >> reporter: so royal helps his brother get around and do the things he can't do for himself because their mother always taught them that family sticks together. >> oh, it's heart breaking that this is what we have to go through. >> reporter: the trauma and the wounds still linger, but their faith and love is still strong. >> i know i'm going to be able wat walk again. >> reporter: hen't give up hope that he'll beat the odds while his mother tries to accept tha thefamily's life won't be theame

>> we better adapt to some rain chances, we're gog to ha rain chances today, and rain chances theth rest of week. >> a lot of things going on as we head to the first day of august. we do have isolated storms out there today possible. mainly west of the district, the humidi is out there, it's going to stick with us all the way through theweekend. daily chanc of rain sticking with us as well. look at our national harbor camera. this is not national harbor. >> it's sowhere out there. d.c. s somewhere in the area clearly. we have a camera out there, y can see it's a beautiful day out there, plenty of sunshine, blue skies out there. temperatures will continue to move right into the 90s today. d.c. coming in at 85 degrees. you can see the temperatures out there, 86 in gaithers berg, lees burg coming in at 88 degrees. factor in the humidity, thi what it feels like out there. already feels like the low to mid-90s in a lot of spots out th hre. pretty as we continue through your wednesday. feeling a ltle warmer with that humidity. showers and storms popping up across the region. could have a stray

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police cruiser was then hit by a tractor-trailer gog through the area and that cruisered push into another cruiser and the tractor-trailer flipped on its eide. they are in th process of removing the debris and the truck but we are seeing progress. we are just notui qte 100% open at this point. we will keep an eye on it and let you know the very latest here as soon as everything opens up. >> thank you. goods to see the cars moving and track flowing there. >> absolutely. >>> let's switch gears and talk about that forecast heading into the weekend. >> i've got good news from storm team 4. tart.er comfortable shenandoah valley in the 50s this morning. humidity levels we suffered through last week are in check. not too terribly humid and sunshine will be here on not just friday but all through the course of our ycounty, virginia. fauquier county and 70 at national t.airpo no weather concerns today other than sun glare. sun up 6:04 an hour from now. highs in the mid t p go forup it! absolutely. dry weather for your friday and your weekend. we will take a check of the extended forecast and the be

i wanted an eta to i can find out how long i'm gog rent my car for. >> authorities hope to have the vehicles end of the week. >>> the second round of debates between democrats running for president will be held tonight after the first round of contenders clashed last night. doug luzader looks at last night's debate. >> reporter: this was a debate about the future of the democratic party. that exchange may sum it up. a crowded stage and a real debate about where the democratic party now stands. while this is billed as a clash between bernie sanders and elizabeth warrens, it was the moderates that sought to gain traction. >> we can go down the road that senator sanders and warren want to takes, with bad policies with like medicare for all, free everything and impossible promises turning off independent voters and get trump re-elected. >> reporter: sanders and warren were largely shoulder to shoulder. >> i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> reporter: beyond clashing ov

you kind of knew the way robert mueller was gog answer, and yous were going to attack him. >> listenint take away the impact of the factual statements from the report. >> but we heard the factual statements from the report back in march when the report was released. laurence tribe, who is a distinguished harvard law professor and a fierce critic of donald trump said, also-- i must say, it was after i said it-- that the hearing was a disaster, and instead of breathing life into the report, he sucked the life out of the report. i mean, i'm noting-- you report is, and it raises some very troubling question about the president's behavior. but the whole reason that the democrats, the house majority, the democratic majority in the house, wanted to have this hearing is, they kept say-- the quote was, "people aren't going to read the book. they'll watch the movie." the movie was a snore. and part of it was, frankly, was because robert mueller was-- seemed not in control of his brief. he didn't seem in charge. i think it raised questions as to how much he actually ran the investigation. and a

. >> these>> massive raids are gog to separate thousands of families among many of whom have committedcrimes against this country, pose no threat to the united states of america. >> i hope we can come together as a party and stand up against what should be seen universally as a cruel regime. >> innocent people who may be swept up and arrested and massive raids across the country. >> if it starts actually happening, it immediately makes the community less safe. >> we could be using these resources to go after the real criminalson. >> families belong together, every person in america has rights. >> he is going to create as he often does this distraction. thesee with you and do raids which is a crime against tyhumanity. >> tucker: telling people who have been told by a court, by al judge they must legally leave the country, enforcing that is a crime against humanity. says. kamala harris. hillary clinton piped up from a tire meant, the same woman who claims russian facebook trolls are a threat to democracy decided to actively assist smuggling people into the country. she posted a guide to

. >>> winat is gog on? what is going on? news.we know a 6-year-old boy is among those killed at a mass shooting at an outdoor festivalr in caa. >> one of the new developments that broke overnight. we will have theatest for you here. it's about 6:00 a.m. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >>'m eun yang. we have a lot of information from the horrific shooting out west. >>> first, we want to get you ready for your monday morning. >> melissa mollet is standing by with first 4 traffic and lauryns rickettn for chuck bell hot day. >> it will be warm out there. you can feel the humidity starting toilbc bu out there compared to yesterday morning. sunrise we beautiful are getting ready to see and witness. sun coming up seven minutes from now. pure sky and now shade of pink and beautiful loing sunrise there. 75 out there right now. southwest winds will bump up that humidity a little bit and we will continue to see an increase in that humidity througut the day. if you're heading to the city open, one of the big things in d.c.

most americans are impressed with the the -- with what's gog on. is it a risky argument for them to make? >> i think it is because it is not a clear, you know, what's going to be different. your see more talk about health care and other issues where there is still dissatisfaction. i don't think -- saying that the economy is good but it should be better. i happen to think that's true but that's not really a good argument to win votes on election day. >> i think where the president could really drive the argument home is continuing to contrast his policies with those of the squad and socialism and fundamentally redefining our country and her academic policies. that's what could really drive home the argument for continued -- >> neil: and don't get on the tangents. >> it's an opportunity for the so-called moderate democrats tomorrow night. part of the problem is some of the democrats -- >> neil: where are they? >> denying the economy, the growth. the last time you would've thought undocumented workers were the main constituency of the party. free heal

campaigns, amide1 these reallçço sounds fr all sides that make it very clear, thatlp an off ramp is gog ways, in circles trying to figure out how to get out of this moment. >> britain holding a crisis meeting after iran sees its oil tanker in the strait of hormuz. here's the thing for folks who don't follow this stuff as closely as you do, gayle, and t would be gained bye1 claiming tt tk"pwhat's the play there?dy? tk"pwhat's the play there?dy? 'aq!ou know, this is really, in the narrative. iran wants to show thatÑi the sanctions, whichw3 has really li it with a"wjuk difficult economy, you see the u.s. wants to send iran to almost no exports of oil when the irania, economy dependsi on oil exports. there is an iranian ship filled with corn sitti(e off the coast ofxd brazil that can't go anywhe because itçó doesn't have fuel. you have all these situations where the sanctions of the united states are hurting the iranian economy, hurting the way the+tcan access red meat, >>> what's projected to be the largest demonstration in puerto rico history, more than-,e1 a million demonstrators are ex

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going to peel off those voters who tried trump and maybe don't know if -hey still like him, you're gogmake their life better. you can't just say i'm going to riturn it back to 2016. i also don't think it's a good idea to just go after donald trump all time because democrats already don't like him. usey're not going to suddenly forget they don't like him, so you don't need to do that. >> stephen: you wait for the general for that. >> you need to talk about policy. and i think elizabeth warren has a real shot to reach those voters who are dissatisfied with the system and aren't sure if they still like trump. i think she can appeal to them by talking about her plans. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more katy tur and jacob soboroff and their new show "american swamp." stick around. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ob soboroff and their new show "american swamp." stick around. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ graham? ♪ ♪ that's my daughter! hey. dad. what an incredible set! love the wig. the greater than ever corolla. let's go places. the greater than ever corolla. 60% of women wear t

here athey w we also in attention camamps during word wawar ii d now w'rere seeing that for sillll is gog to become a detentnn center for ildren of immigrants who are seeking asylum. amy: to see our coverage of bytests at fortsill japanese-american elders, go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in iran where authorities say they've arrested 17 iranian citizens and charged them with being cia-trained spies for the united states. iranian media reports some have already been executed. this comes as tensions in the persian gulf continued to mount over the weekend following aransas seizure of her british oil tanker in its 23 crew members in the strait of hormuz. inn said it seized it retaliation for the british and pounding an iranian tanker earlier this month off the coast of gibraltar. video was released sunday showing the vessel flying an iranian flight. britain says around forced the stena impero out of international waters and rerouted the tanker into iranian te

. >> tucker: firing people for their skin color, and a functional country, the gog, the civil rightsivision would be on them so fast because it's illegal illegal to do what they did. i just want to know if you think that all sharpton is illegitimate civil rights hero as the democratic candidate appeared to believe he is? >> i think he has done a lot to bring attention to important civil rights issues throughout his career in editing actually has been a very strong voice for a diverse coalition of americans over the last many years comest particularly since he ran for president in 2004. i've personally been impressed with the way that he became more of a national voice for sensible discussion on somebody different issues. having been previously more of a new york centered operatives eq became more of a national figure on civil rights. >> tucker: so when he and dawn on mom that ended up killing someone and burn down stores because, there were white interlopers and running the store, is that the kind of diversity that the democratic party stands for? >> he's not been doing that since he

this isin gog back 800,000 years.arbon dioxide levels as weo get t present day -- they just spike. imprese vely here. w t19 10 when the industrial revolution started getting under way. at that point they were at about 300 parts per million.to ay they're over 400 parts per million. we see a fluctuation i carbon dioxide levels throughout the year and we see them spike before our spring begins. when the leaveson the trees come out they absorb some of that carbon dioxide. that's why trees are so important. help to cle the air. here's the thing this year's peak was the highest in human history. when we hav seen levels similar at a spike. the last time it happened, trees were growing near the south pole and sea levels were 50 to 65 now. higher that they are bottom line and i say this every day, what do we need to do?r lower ournhouse gas emissions. you can switch to solar energy, try driving your car less. but again we're seeing t highest carbon dioxide level concentrations in human history, again, that number just coming i

real humid day, and that's going to lend to a good chance for thunderstorm activity, and i think we've gogre weatherch the potential is there for very heavy rainfall, but i don't expect to seelohe fing that we saw yesterday during the day. these storms will be quick movers, and because they are moving pretty quickly, we' get a chance for some hail, rather some wind which i think could be the biggest factor as far as damage is conce sed. couldee damaging winds on thursday. hail a possibility and even on friday as the storm moves off still on th hot and humid side. 91 degrees again on saturday with sunshine starting off the etweekend on a p good note. we'll talk more about the rest of the weekend and when we really see the heat move in. heat indices go well over 100 degrees. >> thank doyou, g. >> and still to come, a proposal for a first of its kind ban. how they are takingon a probl posed by helium balloons. >> plus, no vote in virginia's special session on gun laws. ahead what the family members oo gun vnce victims say they will be doing next. >> and the search for suspects in the shooting

heat the forecaon your friday. 95 degrees at lunchtime and feels more like 105. 4:00 p.m., that 98 is gogo feel closer to 110 degrees. even 7:00 in the evening, still tracking dangerous heat out thereith the temperature around 945. if you have to cut the grass, probably don't need to do so in idhe heat and humy, especially in the heat with the grass, but if you feel like you neetoget, t it e ith out of way by 6:00, 7:00 p.m. looking to the weekend, we have answer tensive heat watch in the red. this is in effect saturday and sunday. this will either become a heat advisory or mu s morerious excessive heat warning. regardless, you immediate to take it easy out there with that from 11:00 to can the p.m. saturday a high of 100 and sunday a high of 99 so that's dangerous heat and a few scattered thunderstorms late in the dayn sunday. if we do hit 100 saturday at reagan national, it's the first time we've hit 100 here since august of 2016. talking about heat exhaustion and taking it easy outdoors, here are some symptomsr you. fainting or dizzyness, essexive sweating and muscle cramps are all sig

. >> reporter: democrats onare gog farther than ever, admitting the investigation they are looking inton donald trump could lead to an inquiry will against him. >> reporter: is there no difference between what you're doing now and an impeachment inquiry? >> in effect, weir going to stee what remedies we could recommend, including articles of impeachment. we were not limited to that. >> reporter: arguing, quote, the committee is conducting an investigation whose purposes include determining whether to recommend articles of impeachment. committee nadler opening threatening impeachment proceedings. >> the house must have access to all the relevant facts and consider whether to exercise its full article i powers, including a constitutional of the utmost powers, recommendation of articles of impeachment. >> reporter: while also readying a second court case to force done mcgahn to comply with his subpoena. >> reporter: you're seeing us teledpraf th telegraph that one of the remedies we have is impeachment. >> reporter: as some aare growig impeachment with nancy pelosi's strategy worried the w

i knew coming in that more in people were gog to be watching this debate than had been tuned in to any event in the campaign so far. peoplead their first opportunity to start comparing candidates. i wanted to introduce myself to a lot of folks because, as you note, chuck, my name i.d. has been lower than some of the other candidates. i also think -- and i think, you stow, my takeaway from it is probably the mo helpful thing people saw when it comes to me and my candidacy after wednesday night is that the number question i get asked when i talk to voters in iowa, here in te s, california, new hampshire, wherever, is they have this kind of anxiety about the democratic nominee and whether the nominee can go toe to toe on the debate stage with donald trump. can you hold your own? what they saw was that i have a ng, compelling vision for the future of the country and that i can hold my own when i'm challenged on a debate stage. i can go toe to toe with donald trump. i think that's an important hurdle for voters, especially this year. >> i want to talk about your sort of signature moment in

. >> we're afraid, because they'rt telling hat if we don't disperse, they're gog to open fire, and that's what we belied that they would do. >> narrator: but the militias were in position, too. >> anybody who went there was prepared for the federal government to take lethal action. >> i was thinking of how become, how we had a very volatile situation right then. >> northbound lane has rifles. with scopes. >> which one? >> northbound-- the furthest bridge. >> the government had snipers and the militia put in place counter-snipers. it was a level otension and borderline violence. it i was convinced as going to go south, that it was that close. >> these swat teams knew these guys are out there, there to defend, a they will whip your ass, we will die. >> bundy! bundy, come here! >> narrator: at thhead of the crowd, ammon bundy confronted blm agent dan love, demanding he release the family's cattle. >> we're staying here unti they're gone. that's what we're doing. >> blm, go home! >> what was going through my mind is, it is not worth it to0ave anybody hurt over 40 cows that they hadmpounded at

a couple of showers gog on around the d.c. metro area. you can see one here. rig around the city of fairfax, we had another around clinton, maryland, oxon hill this one around fairfax county. not moving a lot. around fairfax and oakton. you're not going to see ny thunder or lightning out of that. a few more back to the west. once these move across the mountains we could see enhancement. once again all eyes on the fourth of july. much more on that forecast. see you back in 15 minutes. >>> the tanks that we've been hearing an awful lot about officially rolled into our national mall earlier today. >> and president trump is saying this is going to be quote the greatest fourth of july celebration ever in the nation's capital. >> but he is facing some push-back from some over the reported million-plus dollars that this could cost. it's going to cost a. lot >> news4's cory smith joins us live along the mall with details of this. it is bustling down there. >> jim and wendy as who hot as it is, it feels like the fourth of july. you go to the mall. you see the stage, th

clinton to the white house traits of these voters are important and i guarantee you what i you are gogst trying to elevate members like alexandria ocasio cortez. you might see her face and ads in 2020 as well.l. also taking straight aim at socialism because it's popular -- unpopular with a lot of the voters. >> tucker: i mean, ocasio cortez, you could say she hasse some talent. i understand why she is famous at finding totally honest about it. ilhan omar is just a blunt instrument which is only about calling people racist. that's it. i don't see any appeal to her at all so 9% number doesn't score -- does restore my faith in the taste of the american public. she deserves 9%. >> was interesting tucker,s you're even seeing alexandria ocasio-cortez playing a role in the debates because of you remember, during the first bay, beto o'rourke was asked about the 70% marginal tax rate which was a policy position that was introduced into the mainstream by r alexandria ocasio cortez. so even her policies are making away in the debate and you also wonder whyay democrats like nancy pelosi decided to

. >> reporter: foreign affairs analyst adam balcer inlieves the gog law and justice party will easily handsomely win this autumn's forthcoming general w election aill be emboldened bolder as a result. >> they are going to have more than 50% of the seats in parliament. lod of course, they count on the support of the united states, which definitely in the case othis administration is very supportive of this type of governments in the european union. >> reporter:resident trump looks favorably on poland not least because it meets his requirement that nato members spend at least 2% of g.d.p. onti al defense >> the united states and poland continue to enhance our security cooperation. poland will still provide basing aninfrastructure to suppor military presence of about 1,000 american troops. the polish government will build these projects at no cost to the united states. the polish government will pay for this. we thank president duda and the people of poland for their partnership in advancing our common security. >> reporter: poland is planning to buy 32 american f-35 lightning stealth fi

and theseÑi supersoakers are gog least, until around 8:00 Ñit.igh >> but we'll keep you weather ready with three hours of live team coverage of the forecast.w3 doug and amelia are in the storm center. >> let's go to them right w3now. all right, guys,q where are thee d.c. metro area right now. you just saw that at the white house there. warning cominóá into the weath center. i want to time this out and see what time this is. this gs until e14:45,e1 60-mile-an-hour winds could be this, ated with northwestern an run dal, southeastern montgomeryjf count and northern prince george's county. amelia, this is something we're going to see alllo night . >> not only the threat for severe thunderstorms with damaging wind gusts, but, doug, really heavye1rainfalls, flash flooding could be an issue tonight. >> it's going to be a major concern all through the night. you seeth the first line here wi a couple of severe thunderstorms, one towards baltimore, another through prince george's county and the district. more storms back to the wes this isjfe1 the area th

everyone is gog to ing to be wag to see if he can rebound. >> that will be tomorrow night and it willight, you have the two people vying for control of the progressive track. you have elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. here's the question. they kind of seem to have a pact that they won't go after each other. does that pact live through the evening, i wonder. you've got that happening and then you have everybody else. you said it in your intro. this will be their last chance because this is going to be their last chance. most of the candidates will not be there in september. charles: the gloves are coming off, probably. although eric swalwell was probably one of the most combative last time and it didn't help him out. i'm not sure anything could have helped him. what do you think tonight? and tomorrow night? how do you see this going? >> a couple things. obviously we want to see biden, if he will pull it together, be more prepared or will this be a nighttime version of last week's mueller hearings with biden being underfocused and all that other stuff. charles: he will call his own t

we're gog back out we're in vegas, i think, maybe saturday >> jimmy: wow. >> and then we start a westou know, like, when i started out, i did theater, a lot theater and the thing about it is is that youhare that experience with those people that night and it's never exactly the same night after night. >> jimmy: yeah >> and anything can go wrong so there's always a little bit of butterflies, you know, when you're waiting to go on stage. and that's something that i think is creatively very, very inspirational. just to get a little bit of fear you know, when i walk onto a a movie set, which i absolutely love, i don't -- it's like being in my living room,ti've spent so much of my life. >> jimmy: yeah >>arut if you're going to sh something with this group of people, you know, [ bleep ] happens. i mean, you have to think, like, i play - the other night my guitar -- f >> jimmy: that's thest time you cursed on the show [ laughter ] >> oh, there we go there we go. >> jimmy: we just talked about how you don't curse and then - >> i know, i know. [ laughter ] that's right >> jimmy: and then you -

>> jimmy: yeah >> so i hit the park -- i gog runnin the house and i have a lot of machetes and tomahawks go through armor. anyway, it's wrd my house, my office, i've got a lot of weird stuff >> jimmy: wow. >> anyway, i go running. and i grab this tomahawk, pull the cover off. i go running through the house and my wife sees me running outside with an ax and she started screaming, "what's happening? >> she's thinking i'm going to go murder somebody in our driveway >> jimmy: of course. >> and so i go running out she comes running out after me in her batobe and sees me going after this snake and she starts screaming, "no, she disappears back inhe house and comes back out with e of my training katanas [ la jhter ] >>my: like a sword a crazy -- >> like a big sword. but it's a training sword. so it's not like a real katanali and i', "that's not sharp enough." and so i'm -- the snake is now going over the wall into the neighbor's yard. >> jimmy: yeah >> and i'm up to the waist over trying to get this thing with this tomahawk that she feels is too short that the snake will be able to bite me back

my mommy's taking me to the e.r [ laughter ] you know, i -- i lost all my power.in >> seth: you're gog you to beyonce [ laughter ] >> i get to the e.r. and, i'm like -- i try and explain, like, i was doing a scene and it was a fight scene. i kicked somebody. i'm telling the nurse that and then the doctor comes in, and theye like, so next time in acting class, you need to be -- take it easy in acting class from now on. class.ke, i wasn't in an acting i'm a professional -- i'm actually a professional actor. okay i was fighting an mma guy. you know like, these things happen. anyways, then i'm like in an air cast and crutches for a few days ds>> seth: you've got two >> yes >> seth: you were saying, eight and four backstage >> almost eight. my seven-year-old would love that >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> he's eight now. >> seth: how do they feel when theie mom is limping around th house because she kicked an mma guy? are they, like, into that? >> well, my younger son's birthday was the next day. and so all the kids were talking to me, i was le, i was fighting bad guys and that's how -- >> seth: oh

and the nact she is fighting with the president and then she's gog out and performing on the field the way she did. that was the stuff of billie jean king or muhammad ali it was really that amazing. and to see now the tesay to the president we're not coming to the white house, which they have said, that is rebuke that is unprecedented by a national team it is one thing nor a dommest particular team to not t the white house but a national team, red white and blue dending not to go visit the american president, that is extraordinary. >> you metioned brandsi chastain. all of us remember that moment in 1999. she had the last penty kick gensz china. she wins the u.s., their world cuititle back then,ps off her shirt. everyone celebrates. the whole crowd erupts too. did it take that moment to imet to this moment today. >> it is a great point, absolutely, stepping stone, title nine being signed by nixon in 7 250e. billie jean kig beating riggs. serena williamnus williams, other things, now 450er we are with this thing. i think history books will report this as not just great moment in. >> it t

democrats are not dropping this, they are moving ahead, but they are picking and choosing how they're gogdo that >> that's right. they see this as one huge step in a large series of parts investigation. this is something they absolutely wanted to do. at the same time, judy, republicans feel very good about what happened today. they don't feel like they able to really take down mr. muelle some of them wanted to do. they don't feel successful at that, but they do think the greater burden was on democrats and they have a point, the eded to move public opinion in their direction if they're going to force impeachment, which speaker pelosi has said,y and to republicans think that what happened, whether it confirms the parts of the report that democrats think are important or not, they don't think publicans that it movedthe dial, that there were no omectrifying electrifying thets that might have galvanized public opinion or thought. we'll see what happens,ut republicans feel this was a win for them andhat democrats did not get what they wanted. >> woodruff: lisa desjardins at the capitol, thank

after the war television came and nobody was interested in gog to then a guy who o his name was waltthing. >> reporter: in 1955 disneyland opened to the public, only 6 1/2 miles away from the already established knott's berry farm. while that park took visitors back in time to the wild west, disneyland offered visitors something new, a glimpse into the future. >> it took a couple of decades for them to really get the formula, but now amusement parks are part of our fabric. >> where does the industry see its future growth? >> the american parks are going gangbusters, especially disney and universal. for the first time they're rivals. universal has harry potter. disney has star wars. but also the six flag percentages are doing very well. >> reporter: as is the original coney island. at the re-imagined luna park which features thrill rides as well as the old amusement park staple the carousel. luma park b . >> but why have we always loved them? >> well, they're standard he says the keep to success is respecting the park's legacy. >> grandfathers, grandmothers come here with their childr

sometimes it thinks you have watch,e key word, on my i'll see the words i have just spoken as if they're goglessly. we walk in the room, what's the weather going to be. i heard my daughter doing her homework, okay, google, what's 7 plus we should probably turn it off for a white. >> sera, are you listening to us? >> that's something i don't know. >> ay. maybe not. >> that was a little vague. >> you ready f a morning boost? this is a good on we're talking about air travel. we know it can get tedious at times, so one passenger was looked out en she the window and saw this. that's american airlines ground crews chief isaiah foster working the tarmac. the this is at nashville international airport. the woman who recorded this sai the performance was pure joy. a spokesperson for united said nster proves whe you love what you do, you can dance on the fly. >> if he's directing a plane to depe, that could be an issue. come right, come left. >> why is that plane swerving. all is well.th ere's a lot more ahead. good int. including meghan rkle's first for the royal family. our exclusive look at the sec

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