the driver haseen identified. no word on the reason behind that chase. on capitol hill president trump against defending his comments one of the his targets representati forve americans of. during a rally last night, supporter back." the tweet on sunday he asked four congresswomen, all americans, don't go back to where they came from. >> they liked i did it, and i started speak quickly. i could have stepped back -- really? if you would have heard, there was a tremendous amount of noise and action and everything else. i started very quickly. i think you know that. [ inaudible ] >> maybe you're give me took credit. >> he is not correct. the chant went more than ten times alone a he lynned. >>>re calling for authorities to evaluate security for those called out by name. >>> we're getting a better l co. they show a series of phone calls between cohen, hope hick, dave pecker and keith davidson, who was the attorney for stormy daniels, all about secret hush-money payments made for the adult start. >>> last august he admitted to making the payments at trump's b

since the time he has lived there he has noticed the area's drainage system haseen unable to keep up and the case many place. ere are many unbelievable stories and images from yesterday's storm. take a look at the a photos video in the nbc washgton app. >>> this morning, a maryland man is backte home af serving decade in prison for a crime he did not commit. >> curtis brooks was 15 when he charged with murder in colorado and moved to the area as a teenager and one night witw the wrong crd he landed himself 24years in prison because of a mandatory sentencing. enson formedr joan a coalition and was brooks' principal in capital heights. brooks' case helped the u.s. supreme court to ban automatic sentences with life without parole for juveniles. the governor of colorado granted brooks clemency. >> i will do everything i can tf live a l that is worthy of all o i you and thats worthy of the forgiveness that i would hope i can one day attain. >> now as part of his release, brooks has five years of parolsa ys he plan to speak in support of legisl in colorado to help protect juveniles and he

it haseen a constant theme for tall street this year, and today it was trade t lifted investor optimismports say that the u.s. and china will meet face-to-face next week in beijing. nlks have b stalled since may, so even just the idea that the two sides areen talking was interpreted as progress. the major averages rallied as result to near record levels. the dow industrial average was up 177 points to 27,349. nasdaq was up 47, the s&p added 20. >>> kaylatouche starts us off in washington tonight. >> u.s. and china is expected to negotiate first time since the ay20. sourceshe talks will take place between the start of congressional recess this friday and china's august 1st holiday. the tal are looking for compromise on two fronts. president trump wants china to buy agricultural products in exchange for relaxing a business ban on huawei. longer term, the white house will dial tariffs back if china codifies any legal into law.ou recently white officials signalled even though president trump is inclined toward a deal, teat latter making this legally binding could take several months. those

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bashir haseen indicted for allegedly stalking four mental health professionals and setting fire to their homes. y was found not guilt by reason of insanity for the shooting of this officer. be peter laboy. >>> happening today, jack evans eak with fellow d.c. councilmembers. evans is accused of using his public position for personal gain. next week, the council will vote omether to remove him as a chair of the finance cttee. evans has more than a year left on his council seat. we will update u on that at the news later on today. >>> protests are set to take place around the country in line of recent reports at migrant detention facilities at the u.s./mexico border. >> one of the protesters is happening in front of the white house at 10:00 a.m. the demands of the protesters are to close the migrant detention facilities and reunite families. this comes after the go rnment's own watchdog learned that a conditions at a facility were so bad that border agents were worried about possible riot. the caucus led them to the southern border yesterday. >> we had a chance to visit with 15, 20 mothers,

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hoggle haseen in a psychiatric hospital since 2014. prosecutors say they think she's fakinthe extent of her mental illness and they want a second opinion. >> this case is so serious, i think we as a counity deserve additional input. >> today montgomery county circuit judge ruled that prosecutors can have their own psychiatrist evaluate hoggle. judge greenberg saying in court after five y it may be time for another set of eyes. hoggle's attorney tells news4, that hoggle has a long history ofental illness. >> those mental health issues and those diagnos have prevented her from being able to oassist in her defense we expect the same thing will happen here. >> as for turner, he'll continsh to up in the courthouse until he finds justice for his children. >> it's definitely hard coming in here, but it's good walking t with what was said in the courtroom. >> in montgomery county, ma segraves.>> charges could be dismissed in two years if the court continues to find her incompetent to stand trial. >>> we're just getting arted on news4 at 5:00.

. >> there haseen quite rapid melting of the greenland ice sheet in recent wes. in july alone, it lost 160 billion tons of ice through surface melting. that's roughly the equivalent of 64 million olympic-sized swimming pools, >> woodruff: the heat also gave anway to severe storms in . one storm dropped so much hail that it brought the "tour de france" cycling race to a halt r the day. back in this country, the u.s. justice department approved t-mobile's takeover of rival sprint.e rger would cost $26 billion, and unite the nation's third and fourth largest wireless carriers. consumer advocates argued that could lead to higher prices. but the companies ago sell assets to satellite-tv service dish network, making it a major wireless provider, too. and, on wall street, the dow jones industal average gained 51 points to close at 27,192. the nasdaq rose 91 points, ta new record close. and, the s&p 500 added 22, als finishing at a record, just under 3,026. still to come on the newshour: the russian threats to u.s. election systems, past and present.gr the imion agenda:

they want to be part of this decision as well as of 7:10 vienna time, no decision haseen made t it is expected but as of now nothing. >> is that the shrug of the afternoon, we went above 60 but we're off that now is that the shrug that opec ain't what it used to be >> no, the russians will be here tomorrow, they're not a member of opec but it's opec plus they're frustrated the u.s. at 12 1/2, probably going to 13 million barrels a day. opec wants to keep a price level which means they have to cut and they also want to keep market shares u.s. shale boom has just thrown a wrench into it all, hasn't it? >> kaboom. thank you very much for covering that for us. >>> here's what's ahead on "the exchange" -- >>> coming up, the problems for boeing continue. new reports suggest the doj is probing the company beyond its 737 max issues the details of the impact ahead. >>> the johy ive intrigue, the inside story of why one of the most influential employees at the world's biggest company is saying good-bye. >>> and e-cigarette buyers are in for a rude awakening in what state today as the tax rate g

inequality per se, but when you look at too many workers, over time, their adjusted earnings and net worth haseen actually. so the harm comes where people, as they're aging through life and their families change and they have children, what they're seeing is their ability to make this savings and investments they'd like to make for children's case e educations, buying homes and preparing for retirement. they're not doing as well as they used to be doing or hoped to be doing, and in an increasing number of cases, they're not doing as well as their parents in earlier generations were doin that's the real challenge. the biggest disappointment in the recovery, is toittle conversation in policy movement in washington, d.c. to build the skills for american workers at all levels, to build more ladders of opportunity so people in the families are gaining the skills that they need to thrive in this increasingly dynamic global economy. >> reporter: heather said we have this rich, wealthy economy, let's take time to address some ohe structural problems you and mathew were talking about. whatre those things?

>> yeah, there haseen some limited controversy. was a chapter of the ku klux klan that was sendingut flyers in upstate new york using the flag. at a high school in sochigan, of the students showed up then superintendent apologizing to families later, saying that this flag had become a symbol of hate. i think this example being the most widespread controversy we've seen to date. >> stephanie gosk, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, 15-year-old cori uff back at wimbledon after her stunning debut and victory over venus williams. so can she pull off another one toda we'vey? g if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. ezla is associated with creased. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thou

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