the search crews haver found th bodice this week. the fire has burned 1,100 structures. the's an area well over size of d.c. some firefighters have been called in from all over the country. this morning, crews have this% about contained, which is an improvement whee they w this time yesterday. >>> a suspected burglar is in the hospital because h picked the wrong home. >> the homeowner was a retired agent and he tned his gun on the burglar. the homeowner, a retiredd. a. agent, shot him in the sforear. thpect ran to a nearby home for help but the family did not open if door. they open the shooting pud an to recent break-ins in thear . >> he kind of learned a lesson >> no word on whether the homeowner will be charge ld for the shooting. >>> new information in a deadly crash. david tobo was charged on dui manslaughter. he rear-ended another car on saturday. this is a picture of the victim. taylor's car flipped and caught mre. >>> the charged in a mass shoong inside "the capital gazette" newspaper. ramos is accused of killing five employees at thet capital l month. >>> more l

this is a little technical and there's a bit of a taxonomy that we havere built up but the way prefer to talk about it as foreign interference. foreign influence that's why we have the department of state. foreign influence is -- the problem is when foreign influence crosses the line of sovereignty and national interests or values that make t into a foreign interference space. >> we work alongside the department of justice and the fbi. secretary nelson established in interference task for several months back so the fbi is focused on law enforcement action against specific actors. what my team is doing is working alongside the fbi and the intelligence committee to understand broader trends to understand broader tech takes an tactics of adversaries use. let's also be clear that foreign interference is bigger than trying to undermine an election. they have been doing this for years. they try to undermine our confidence that our system works , our government system, our society works, our open access and freedom of speech. they are attempting to undermine that to point out that america is

i just have to think that we're t going be closer to t,0 than but not 110, not 115 lying what we haver so. so far there's no heat advisory ine place. were watching this thunderstorm coming across 70 down itio northernons into montgomery county. there's a lot of heightening in this. it startedissipating about 20 minutes ago. it's pretty much all go now, just a lit rain showers. give it 20 minutes aprilt will all be gone. this evening. gone are theere this thunderstorms itooks lying for the overnight. but i'll say this, more thunderstor a again tomorrowfternoon and into tomorrow evening should be them. i don't think it's going to b a problem the fireworks but b we'lle on those tomorrow and let youw. otherwise it i looks lyings going to stay a little hot actioner little steamy for the july fourth which is us on july four. all the good stuff coming up in just a bit. we ared. pre thank you, gary. speaking of crazy steams' storms we had a numbe of thunderstorms and lightening role throughtr the dist tonight. melissa howell is onre that. >>rter: we at the c potomac apartmentplex. this is some

but it is also true that the haver of asylum requests grown here in an important way.the same is happening in mexico, it at ay had -- albe different level. that is why i think we should openly -- we need to have the same conversation between the united states, mexico, and central america about what is going on. it is not going to be easy, but if we don't do that, we are going to find ourselves just managing this, rather than addressing serious solutions, at least for a while. i don't think that is in the benefit of anybody. walter: when it comes to the relations of mexican consular officials with u.s. authorities on immigration cases and humanitarian cases, do you find that cooperation is usually pretty good and professional, or is it more difficult? caller: frankly, -- amb. gutierrez fernandez: frankly, it varies from region to region and time to time. one of the central objectives here for our consulates, 50 of them, is to assure that mexican nationals, irrespective of their status, are subject to due process and that their human rights are also served. again, that d

he will go down in history books as the worst epa administrator we haver had. clearly not a fan.ty, har land hill here as el. ned ryan, what happens now? your first thought when heard this, what happens now? >> well, my first thought, scott prou it did this to himself. every cabinet member serves at the pleasure of the president and make the president successful. when you become detrimental, you're gone. the thing is that amazing looking at schwarzenegger's tweet, others on the left, seem to forget that the entire governing floss fift trump administration is one of deregulation. scott pruitt here at the epa, trump rolling back over 1,500 regulations, making it a litmus test for his judges. the whole governing philosophy of the epa is going to change because pruitt is gone? it's the entire philosophy of the trump administration and will remain that way as long as trump is in office. >> neil: michael starr hopkins, is that your worry as a democratic strategist? you aren't a fan of the things he was dismantling with the president's blessing. none of that seems to be likely to change

later on y i'll haver guarded forecast.k to you. >> tomorrow, one last day of thd muggy ions, but our heat wave is over. esday was the last day hitting 90 deg or higher or at least a few days will take that, right? here's the weekend forecast, low 80s on saturday and a bit of a breeze on saturday. perfect weather for golfing or taking the bike out on saturday. even sunday as well. make sure you have the sunscreen. here's t ten-da forecast. 88 and low humidity on monday and humidity starts to build back in tuesday into wednesday with temperatures in the l 90s, and then we're hot again next thursday with a high of 94, but why even think about that when we have a few beautiful days coming up saturday and sunday, guys. >> thanks, amelia. >> up next, bri are searching for answers on how two people were poisoned with th same military-grader in of agent used to attack a former russian spy and his daughte in the same area four months ago. >> then at 5:00, first game the rains and now come the mosquitos. the warning aut those pesky

judges, whom i know, but, obviously, he into evidence to go through the full vetting process and i haveruch look forward to meeting with him in my office so that i have the opportunity one on run to have a thorough discussion with him t about his judicial progressly lock at all the things he's ruled on, his writings. i think it's our responsibility. i know what in my heart, to give everybody the benefit of the doubt. look at it through a deep dievgs study it, over the concerns i have. >> the latest on the crisis and one republican senator os vote of confident on the ability to actually solve it. >> get a check with bill karins and a check of the forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ . welcome back, everybody, alex aczar assured the senate the trump administration could easily locate and match parents separated at the border, but yesterday the chair of the senate health committee lamar alexander could not give the pr

through bilateral assistance, we are supporting the government's action plan to combat corruption. , we haver piece leadership in the state department of combating threats to internet freedom. we have a diplomatic side that is called the freedom online coalition. we have a program side where we finance research and development on how you get around the blocking tools some of these governments used to keep their people from being able to access the internet without censorship. of that, weence have tens of millions of people successfully using those tools. game.a cat and mouse the bad guys come up with countermeasures to what we have figured out, so we are always trying to think ahead and have new apps we can put out there in the world. harnesslso trying to the business sectors across the world. we have the guiding principles on business and human rights and their always guidelines. voluntary principles and human rights initiatives. these are different coalitions of multi-natural -- multinational enterprises and they try to set standards for businesses and how they will be on human rights. the

we'll have a few clouds out there during the morning hours and we'll havere iing sunshine.be an isolated shower as doug mentioned during the aernoon r our southern areas, southern maryland down through north fredericburg. anothe pool day and a lot of lawns getting crispy outhere and nowhere near drought condition. so much rain the previous two months that the last two weeks are just d at the surface. grilling tomorrow night is going to be on thursday if you're east of 95 maybe a shower but everybody else is lookingntt p of sun and temperatures in the 80s. no 90s on thursriy ory. as we look to saturday a high temperature around 90 degdes n sunday there is a chance for some scattered late day showers and thunderstorms and the fret right now ptty small at 30% and if i had to pick a uhlend day to ask something outdoors like the tee time or long bicycle ride pick saturday. the humidity builds back in for the weekend. you're out there an it's going to be warmest day all week so hopefully it's nice and cool in the shade for your backyard weather. >> we did backyard weather on the

my other friends are going to i haveres, cancun, but done all that. i want to go to alaska. want to live in the village somewhere, some eskimo village, native village. maybe you could hook me up. i am thinking, who do i know? how do you send your. or or son to some totally isolated -- and when you get into alaska and you get to some eskimo village with 100 people in it, and it is 100 miles of tundra in every direction, and you can drive anywhere, go anywhere. you just worry and wonder. the only thing i could think of were these two teachers. you can imagine what it must be like to be a teacher in alaska. a lot of teachers have this wonderful vision that i'm going , and a teacher in alaska they land in the village and never get off the plane. they look around and they are like, 4-5 huts, caribou running over here, wow, i think i will go back to florida, you know. [laughter] peter: these two guys were teachers. one was from florida and one was from idaho. their names are dean cummings and eric smith. there are only 40 kids in the school. there are only 140 people in the villag

that companies that make these investments, regardless of whether they talk about them in pr -- pr haverition. if they have a board of directors, there are 20 or send or 30% representation of women on the board. some of the companies you mentioned don't have that level of representation among women in the senior management ranks. scarlet: was that the k-swiss reason why these companies retire? is that why women voted for these companies? >> i think it is a lot of things. worklife balance goes in, whether women feel like they are promoted fairly is a big factor and whether they personally feel satisfied. i think while it is impossible to stay 100% with the causation of these rankings were based on, the correlations are clear. scarlet: the also had best ceos were gender diversity. poses included? >> management and -- why was this included? >> it is very important. if you don't know where your management stands on this, you don't know whether you are going to have a fair shot. scarlet: so they need to put themselves out there in championing that idea? of these companies, the ones that ranke

publish thet to pain, terrifying situation that i am in, and the terrifying haver in which journalistso work in mexico. amy: that was emilio speaking to the national press club. in fact, he was detained at the time, is that right, bill mccarren? >> at the time he was speaking of the press club, he was not detained. amy: he spoke twice to the press club. once in persrson and o once from joe. >> oh, yes, i'm sorry. we did have him come in via audio, and that is the clip you are playing there. jail. calling from his attorney patched them through. it was a very moving event. we're many journalists in the room that were there to cover our presentation. we did not know w we were goingo on the toto get emilio phone. so just a few days after he had been picked up. and on his way to being deported.. lookut outstanding her little work by beckett, emilio would have been deported. he an oscar. it was only an emergency stay that was able to solve this for the moment. and then seven months now he has been in jail, a man with no criminal record being held in what is in our maturity attention. amy: i

>> as you kn, the counsel of the f.b.i., based on the special counsel's equities, havere ed me not to answer any questions about the ongoing investigation into russi attempts to interfere-- >> the gentleman, the gentleman will suspend and the clock will suspend. mr. strzok, you are under subpoena. >> woodruff: strzok was on the hot seat because of anti-trump text messages he sent, while playing a lead role the outset of the special counsel's trump-russia probe. he was ultimately removed from the investigation, but today, he offered an impassioned defense. >> i can assure you mr. chairman, at no time, in any of these texts did those personal beliefs ever enter into e realm of any action i took. and the suggestion that i, in some dark chamber somewhere in the f.b.i., would somehow cast aside all of these procedures, all of these safegaurds and somehow be able to do this, astounding to me. it simply couldn't happen. and the proposition that that is going on, that it might occur f.ywhere in the f.b.i., deeply corrodes what thi. is in american society, the effectiveness of their mission an

both russian and american militacq havered useful experience of coord flakes of their action, established the operational channels of communication whicho permitted avoid dangerous incidents and nt uninnal collisions in the air and near the gund. also, crushing terrorists in the southwest of syria, the south of syria, should be brought to the full compliance with the treaty of 1974 about the separation of forces, separation of forces of israel and syria. this will bring peace to golan heights. and bring more peaceful relationship between syr and israel and also to provide security to the state of israel. mr. president paid special attention to the notiations, and i would like to confirm that russia is interested in this development and thus will act accordingly. thus far, we will makte a toward creating a lasting peace in compliance with the respect of resolutions of the security council, for example, resolution 338.t we're glad the korean peninsula issue is starting to reatlve. to a g extent it was possible thanks to the personal engagement of president trump who opted for dialogue inste

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and we haver market a lot of consumer optimism.at seems to be fueling a healthy pace of consumption. i think the cast story means when we are adding it up on a quarterly basis probably we are not going to gdp the headline number being so strong would imply. alix: where we saw a lot of the games are restaurant sales building material stores grew 8/10 of 1% health and personal care saw 2% plus increase. . saw a drop the climate clothing retailers as well. how does that set us up for the back half of the year for the consumer? i think laura: right now it is about consumer optimism and that is because we don't have the wage growth. the fact that we are seeing the investment in building materials it speaks to a robust housing not beenat has terribly negatively impacted by the rising rate environment. vacationnerally strong schedules the summer. one of the reasons gas prices are higher. higher demand for leisure that is reflected in these numbers as well. all of that meese -- all of that speaks to consumer optimism. we are seeing a consu

we have to face it and haverings requests about it. >> we're beginning to understand how uneven the landscapems of color, right? "washington post" reports that in the past decade more than two-thirds, 70% of murder victims whose killers were never arrested, two-thirds were black. what does that tell you, mr. martin? >> the scales of justice are unbalanced. we actually are in a place where we made a little progress with our previous administration. so i think it's going to take the power of the people getting out voting to shift this -- shift the dynamics of how african-american men and women >> jenner, george zimmerman recently was charged with stalking the private investigator that you hired, right? that's part of this story. tell us about that. >> well, i think there's an ongoing investigation so i can't say too much. what i can say is it was alarming how unhinged this person is, and the fact he is permitted to carry several firearms, shotguns, assault rifles and walk around with a bulletproof vest after it's been proven he killed an unarmed 17-year-old young man and also has abused several

hours into the outage, aonded se haver difficu having difficulty shopping and we're working to resolvehis issu in the first hour of prime day in the u.s., customers ordered more items compared to the first hour last year if shoppers were determined to buy, the outage could have diverted spending elsewhere. many surveys showed consumers were intending to shop other sites and compare prices before deciding to buy on amazon. last prime day large retailers saw online sales increase 35% on average. all the big players are running competing sales this year. plus the percent of traffic that ends up buying fell on prime day 2017 compared to the year before thank is one thing, but you have to convert the sales last year there was a britt of a slowdown from the year prior so this stumbling block is not something amazon wanted to see out of the gate. back over to you >> thanks. you would think the importance of the fang stocks would have the dow down kind of weird. nasdaq is getting hurt it's a market of stocks. >> the dow just turned negative, too. >> just turned negative. i thought given the --

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