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coming in afternoon.n the here's a peek at the ten day forecast which is all about the heat, haze,id hy sunday and monday.ic optimihat the rain will stay away from the fireworks on the 4th of july. good morning, melissa. >> i like that. let's keep the rainaway. triangle northbound 95 between quantico and priile wliam parkway had the left lan blocked. mobile work zone has cleared out of the way. as we zoomn in a little bit. northwest 23rd between i and washington circle, broken downa tractor-r. inner loop and outer loop lookinggood. 66 to 50 into town and out of town rolling along pretty well. >>> remember this? there was a lot of nostalgia and sadness when aol instant messenger signed off back in october. well, aim is coming back. it's going to be called aim phoenix. phoenix rising. and it will be a messaging app led by gaming development team. >> you won't be able to access your old buddy b list you can sign up for a screen name and invite your friends to join you for a trip down memory lane with aim. >> you've got mail. >> i haven't heard -- >> i was going to -- >> took me a second. >

are going to get certain agricultural products, other products from the united states and certainid hy electric vehicles which means certain tesla models that are ordered from chinese customers now will be slapped with a 35% t as opposed to a 10% tariff. that is the concern of the auto industry that some of the bmws ina can say let's move back to 25% or let's move it higher. nd >> boeing also has a plant in atcharleston. ould be the impact of a trade war there? >> boeing's biggest customer is if you look at markets, 202 of the boeing commercl airplanes delivered last year went to china. that is about 26% of the annual deliveries last year. it has a little bit of cushion the fact tha airlines order airplanes knowing they are not delivered for several years. it is unlikely that chinese airlines would cancel orders immediately. that said chioes have a reputation and a track record for sayin we are moving some of the orders over to air bus or any future ordersould go to air bus. that is why boeing is sensitive to t trade tensions. >> phil lebeau at the port of charleston. >>> the genehepy

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. >> the zero-tolerance policyan means zero hy, and it makes zero sense. nick: these are some of the most paring images of the trump presidency so faof to some that he is protecting american borders, proof to others that he is demolishing american ideals. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. laura: a brief time ago i discussed these issues with jay newton-small, contributor to "time." do you think the president is wobbling at all over this policy of separating famili? at the bord jay: not at all. you see this classic trumpn move where on twitter he says this is not my fault, this is the democrats' fault, i don't know what you are talking about, and then he has the staff on television saying, yes, this is s absolutely our policy, t the way we are going to approach things. laura: does it have any political impact on himt all, laura bush saying this is cruel and immoral, or does it just show howar he has shifted from traditional republicans? jay: i think it does show how he has shifted from traditional to republics, but you have to keep in mind who the target i

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[applause] >> supervisor tang: thank you very much, hy, and ercongratulations. as hydra mention, i did grow up going to our public schools here in san francisco and proud radue of sfd, and so i definitely know how much it means to be able to support these schools in any way i can. like many o you, i g wasth an immigrantnd in my immediate family to attend college and graduate from college and then go onto receive a graduate degree, as well. when i first went to college, i really worried so much about ho it is that we're going to pay for college. my parents had to work overtime so much that i barely saw dad on the weekends, he was just working and working and working. then i had a brother that was right behind me, and we were supposed to overlap in college for three years, so i definitely freaked out how we were going to pay for college. so i pushed myself to graduate in three years so we -- i could afford to help pay for college. some of my favorite experiences were the extracurricular stuff that we got to do andn money at excited for all of you and t journey you

. >> yeah, i thinkes hy, savannah, nobody knows what to make of it, and speak to anybodo that kws her, and they say nothing she doess accidental. one interesting note here, even r the controversy erupted blowing up on twitter, melania put the jacket back on just in time for the cameras when she returned here to washington, d.c. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> in theake of the president's executive order, officials are struggling to reunite the roughly 2,000 migrant children that have been enseparated from their par. gabe gutierrez has a look inside those shelters. >> reporter: this is the shelter the first lady toured, and kids pically stay around 45 days here, 45 da, and we are hearing from some of the mothers in detention. >>n undocumented immigrant from guatemala after she sued the justice department to get him back. now mounting questions about the future of some 2,000 migrant childr still in limbo without their parents. we spoke with several mothers in one detention center by phone, and one says she is t desperate hear from her 9-year-old son. >> she says authorities tol

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got a couple calls into the weather center talking about idthat hy. even if temperatures are moderate, it's 80 degrees washington and tomorrow, we're near 90 degrees. with that humidity it will feel closer to upper 90s. not also that, and dangerous heat closer to 100, 105. >> i'm back in there. >> you got it, doug? ieaas getting to do the weekend forecast. i know people want to talk abous theserms. let's talk about your saturday. once we get out of the little r bit ofn we see today. we will have dry conditions all weekend.through the thursday afternoon looking dry. friday lookingnd dry, heat humidity building. 8:00 a.m. saturday morning, temperatures near 80 degrees, plenty ofunshine out there. by the time we head to saturday degrees., 92 it will be hazy with heat index around 100 degrees. and in the 70s sunday and the hottest day is when we have the heat index inhe lower 100s. doug, i know we have the rain r out thereht now. i think your mike is all back up. good, we can hear you. >> can you hear me now! can you hear me now? we have showe acros frede

drink plentywafter, stay dr hyed.hbors and relatives and make sure they're ok. don't leave kids or pets in car for any length oftime. look at this after ten minutes a car can heat up to . air temperature outside at 80 after 20 minutes, it's 109 iarn that and after 30 minutes ite will feel lik 114. nice weather for the beaches coming up. 80's and showers and storms on tuesdato watch for. take a look at fox 5 seven-day forecast. we'll have showers once we get past tuesday, wednesday period. just not a lot of thunderstorm activity, just a couple of days there. weather, heat wave is on the way beginning of the week. marina. >>> nexteek dc's primary election isesday, mayor muriel bowser running for reelection and doesn't face a real competition in the democratic nprimary. she's pace to become first dc mayor to win a second term since 2002. according to the "washington post" many resents in wards 7 and 8 are disappointed in the lack of work she's accomplish east of the a river. bill controversy this tuesday is initiative 77

temperature around 72, but remember lowid hy. thunderstorms out there, but most of us looking mainly dry during the day on wednesday. 86 for a high fee more like 90 degrees with the humidity and then this scattered thderstorms really move in between about 6:00, 7:00 p.m. and a little bit later. 7:00 the temperature around 85 degrees. severe weather tomorrow includes heavy rain, gustyamaging winds and the potential for some hail as well. you do want to be weather ready wednesday night. on a thursday maybe lingering shower early, but most of the day is looking dry. a mix of clouds and sun. low humidity out there on thursday. it's going to be so nice. i cannot wait 84 for a high. 82 on friday with a chance for late dayor thunder. unfortunately some showers are possible at times throughout the day on saturday with ae temperatf 83. most of sunday looking mainly dry, but there is the chance foe some l day thunderstorms. otherwise hot and humid on sunday. a highemperature of90. the weekend forecast right now not looking great. not looki

. >> we've gotid heat and hy that's going to be building tomorrow and even into the weekend.at this. those temperatures are going to onse and with the humidity. tomorrow you have to worry about anything doug showed you. 82 degrees. we're inhe upper '80s as we head into tuesday. we'll feel closer to low to mid 90s and then over that low to mid 90 mark on friday, then we keep it going from there. sunday is going to be the hottest day we see. if kwoour goiyou're going to th loans golf tournament, tiger woods will be there.cr sing clouds on your day thursday. we near the low to mid 90s in potomac maryland on friday and saturday with the heat index. going to be in the mid t upper 90s. sunday hot a well. again, that's going to be the hottest day you're going to see. >> we're calling an actual 97.erature o sunday of take a look. there comes the heat over the next few days. showtos rrow, keep your umbrella handy monday and tuesday as well. ot of 90s on thatmap. >>> first, prince william who is on a middle east trip took a moment for an adorable photo op. he posted a pick where his wi

it's hy in the legislature, ihelped s to protect every maryland family.ru nning for congress and i approved message becauseright now, protecting maryland families means stopping donald trump. nning for congress and i approved this message a recess fight at anlementary school in princeeo county led to the principal being placed on leevment the fight happened at ardmore and it didn't involve students. i was the principal and a teach whore got into it in front of students. melsa howell live with the story tonight. >>rerter: that's right, the two hurled insults back and ll of at each other and this happened right in front of kids. we got a chance to speak with the parents. at this point they want therincipal to step down. we spoke with parents whose children saw it all happened june 12. they hurle third and fourth graders front during recess. they confirm whether the alter case got physical. some students heard someone yelling get off me . we spoke with a pent whos ten year old son was there . she didn't want to be identified. one individual was yelling you don't belong here. was telling anothe

it does certainly look hy and humid and it is. re're quite a bit warmer this morning than we yesterday, but some changes this afternoon. >> yes, indeed. ho ifully with a littlerease in some rain chances we'll start to get a decrease in the temppatures, but as you s out the door this morning, it is an ugly shade of hazy and humid and gunkyin outside this mo not a pleasant day to be outside at all. if you are going to do a morning run or morning bike ride, take it easy this morning, and have some extra water to go ang with you. a couple of rainshowers up across northeastern maryland. they're by and large missing hard part of dm skr. we'll be dry. an increasing chance later on in the day today. 79 currently in washington. still 83 in annapolis, and 81 in leesburg. temperatures in your hometown today. up into the upper 80s to right reound 90 degrees. chances that you going to get rained on today stand at 50%. higher rain chances from low temperatures. coming up in a few minutes. let's hear about the commute from melissa. >> good mornk

and just the height, -- the hy pe, there have been too many. the products are not ready yet.ly: meantime, some of the other coins that people were optimistic about, ripple is way down. is it too far at this point? can they really turned around? caroline: i think bloomberg intelligence is still saying it is not bottomed yet. maybe it does need to catch up in terms of the actual products that underlie the so-called cryptocurrencies. ether has not done is badly. you can see the chart shows ether is off by about 40%. we're starting to see blockchain being used, the underlying technology. maybe that is showing a little more reality and maybe not just securities. bitcoin in the white line is off by a 50%. check out the bottom. ripple down by about 80%. why? i guess the mighty fall the artist. year sop 35,000% last it comes down the most. it is not asling decentralized as many would like to see. emily: what is it that is keeping some investors so optimistic, despite so many people saying the party is over? caroline: i hear it time and ceos inrom bank particular saying i am not so su

pushingid the hy ever southbound. temperatures are mostly in the 60s here on an early monday in mo 66 now in loudoun county. 65 in montgomery county. 70 in prince george's county. there's your plannerfor today. plenty of sunshine. noticeably less humid. sun is already up.un doesn't go dowl 8:37 this evening. these are the lest sunrise -- nsets of the year. tomorrow the sun is up one minute later than today. you may not have noticed it yet, but we're getting shorter days now. ow we'll have about 30 seconds less daylight than we're going to get for today. highs tomorrow in the 80s once gain. it ing to be very, very comfortable for sure. we'll be watching through tpl next cof days. today mostly sunny by later on in the afternoon. we'll haveloair weathers around. these are not rain makers. by tomorrow morning we'll be in s.e mid 60 that's in the city. you get into the shenandoah valley, northern maryland, it will be a lot of spots on thew map tomororning in the upper 50s. open up the windows this evening and enjoyott beca

on our manpower, and we have people at the hospital that we have to have officers guard 24woi'ering,hy w doesn't the sheriff's department do that, and can we reach some sort of agreement because i'm understanding we're losing personnel from district stations, we have e-mail consta l officerssee t'r to go sit at the jail with a patient. they're not really serious charges, but the patient and the subject is in custody for ajor nchars, but they're sick and they have to be there, why do we need to sit on them, why not the sheriff's? >> that's been a long-standing discussion between the police department and the sheriff's. chief, if you want to speak to that? >> yes, sir.comme iave had man conversationith officer hennessey about that. she has requested budgetary help in that area. as of now, she hasn't received that, but in the meantime, some of the protocols that we hope to iron out are particularly once a person has been rebooked, and they're still in the -- in the hospital or in -- we'd like for -- hopefully we can work outg aement for the sheriff's to take over. prior to booking or the

pretty good heat for this time of year.id the hy is not bad. sunday, 94. heat index on sunday close t 100. dangerous heat on monday and on tuesdayecause not just the heat but the humidity. we're going for a high of 98. that would beecord high for the date. the record high is 97 on monday. the heatndex could be between 105 and 110. in some areas we could see a heat advisory monday and tuesday. that's something we'll be ou tracking for we see a frontal boundary move through late tuesday into wednesday. that breaks temper back -- brings temperatures back into the 80s. average is now up to 84 degrees as we headto next week. and the first couple of days of summer next week coming on in. >> going to feel it. >> thank yo doug. >>> you may have seen the scaffolding around the lincoln memorial. they're getting a closer look at what's being done. and seeing the monument in a way you haven't ever before. >> it's one of the most controversial issuesor any school district -- changing the family life education eurriculum. sn fairfax county in an uproar over proposed cha

other members have raised this issue in the past whenyhave't hy meet with someone. i think it would be -- i would be grateful if we could put this off for a ek.we >> svisor eed: supervisor sheehy, are you asking we divide the filede name rward and hold on the other name? >> supervisor sheehy: yes, thank you. >> supervisor breed: i would be ing t support at, especially since we desperately need a quorum for the police commission. is that motn to -- well, want to divide the file and then move to continue the other part of the file? >> supervisor sheehy: yes. thank you. i appreciate it. sho w divi the reed: supervisor file, which divides the question. and would ask for a one-week continuance on cindy elias and would like to move john hamasaki forward. is that correct? >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. ee>> second? i will second that. >> clerk: the file has been boplicated and need to amend ha been duplicated? >> clerk: it's a duplication of the fi >> supervbree i didn't hear that. >> clerk: that's the official request that supervisor sheehy made. >> supervisor breed: it

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but we'll talk more about tid heat and hy around our area and take a sneak peek at that fourth of julyast coming up. >>> a fraic search continues this morning for a youth soccer team, the group israed in a flooded cave. we'll get it latest. >>>nd plus major developments out of pennsylvania on that police shooting that sparked days ofpr ests. a police officer is now facing >>> developing this morning, the pennsylvania policsh officer wh and killed an unarmed teenager has now been charged with criminal homicide investigators say east pittsburgh officer mic rosfeld shot 17-year-old antwon rose jr. on june 189. they say rosfeld shot rose three times after he ran away. the shoing led to protests around pittsburgh. rosfeld has been on address minute va adm administrative leave. >>> and ar soc team and coach remain missing inside an underground cave in northern thailand. >> and as rain there continues to fall, water levels are rising making the search more afficult. >> reporter: for fifth straight deal, rescuers are trying everything, water pumps, divers, underwater drones to find 12 teenager

out of the northwest at 18 miles an hour, helping to keepi those hy levels nice and low. skies tonight. overnight lows in the 60s. here is how we msure how comfortable it is outside. we look at dew point temperatures. when a dew point temperature is at 65 degrees or higher, w start to say it's feeling humid. a dew point temperature of 45 in washington in mid june is virtually unheard of. it's extremely comfortable. to give you an idea on monday ointtuesday we'll have dew temperatures in the 70s and that's oppressive humidity. that is tropical moisture moving into the area. here is your weekend planner. saturday, 8:00 a.m., 68 degrees. by 5:00 he hit our high of 90. completely dry during the day on saturday. overnight saturday, very early sunday, i can't rule out an isolated shower. i think most of us arete comp dry. nothing to change or cancel plans over. 8:00 a.m., a mild 71 degrees on sunday. at 5:00 p.m. on sunday we hit our high temperature of 96. if you're heading to the beach, it's the perfect weekend to be at the beach with the water temperature around 70 and a hig

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winds out of the south and west continue to bringitn humidity and hy is going to remain with us for the here. pittsburgh at 68, columbus 66.ch mond 74. satellite and radar, still a ttle frontal boundary to come through yet this morning. you see some scattere t showers out to the west. one or two of these may come across through the early morning hers and it gets through, we should sta to ear things out and see more suhine into the afternoon. so, we'll leave a spotty shower in the forecast for your morning hourse. don't expect it to be overly wet. i don't even really think you need umbrella this morning and then into thefternoon high pressure sets up down to our sth. up into t upper 80's ande 90's w go which is something had a very nice early startays. to the wk. 83 degrees by 11 o'clock, rartly cloudy skies. showers any of them should be done by them. by 2 o'clock we're breaking off into sunshine. 88. we'll be 88 again by 5 o'clo and between there somewhere we should touch 90 degrees and it will be the first time over the next -- we have 90 every day believe it or not on the seven day h

tomorrow afternoon we're hy, hot, humid temperatures into the low 90's here in town.degrees. t perfect weekend for beach coming up. frid b 85 at theeach. 88 for saturday. s sundayshine and 90 and again, that's right next to the water at the beaches. so here inre town, we' going to be even hotr than that. we'reor 92 f friday here in d.c., 96 on saturday. sunday sunshine and 97 and we keep the 90's rolling. look att right into monday, 94 tuesday. fourth of july your next chance of a spotty storm 93 degrees. that's weather. erin como how dohose roads look this morning. >> 6:18 right now a roadways are a mess especially in gaithersburg. that's a live look froouskyfox of the westb 370 ramp to 270 i southbound. s still shut down with a massive cleanup. overturned tractor-trailer was carrying spices and tv's, they're trying to clear it out of the way. it's also an injury crash that is currently under investigation. we'll keep you posted on that one. let's go ahead and move it mover to ours right now. we also have a crash, 270 southbound at 85 blocking the shoulder. p fmal vo

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though later today they'll shift out of the northil that w help us out a littleit bit in that hy departmentr. good amount of cloud cover to start the day. we'll start to see more and more of these patches build through as we roll through the morning. sun should break through me and more. down to the south and west of town today there's a pretty decent shot at firing some more showers and thunderstorms. still a chance in d.c. though not a as great say, it was yesterday. here's your day ahead plan for those planning yerr day t h in d.c. breaks in theat clouds, teures rising through hours.'s through the we're in the 80's by the lunchtime and after school hours if any more kids happen to still be left in school. 84 by. 3 o'c by 6 o'clock, 83. and then your chance of s weers starts going up a work our way into the late evening hours. in fact here's your probability of rain here in d.c. today. only 20 percent chance. mostly through t the day not until you get towards the late evening hours, again, seven,ight, 9, 10 o'clockr tonightprobability of rain chances go up here in town and unfortunately e

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feel like one of tthose afternoons a littlhe warm side but it should be a beautiful afternoonit as hy next day or so. okay. there'sar satellite/rad. clouds fading away. you can see the clear skieso our north and west. highn,ressure builds i and we are going to do something we have not de a lotf in the past couple ofd months. anat is have a dry stretch of weather. so warmings up thi is your weekend forecastur. high pe just off to our south and west gives us temps in the 80s by sunday for father's day we'll keep the sun around with high pressure in charge but we'lltart toet that what we call return flowut the win of the south and that will pump both the htnd the humidit and we'll be near 90 onunday, and look out on well into the 90s here. we'll be dealing with our first little real heat spell of june yere b the weekend but 85 sunshine this afternoon erin should be a beautiful day. >> 7:47. sunshine for thend weekends really nice i now we do have heavy delays on inbound suitland parkway earlier disabled vehicle out by rtantonoad. did clear in southeast. and thank you mpd crane four you r

going to talk about immigration and child separation, but, first, i want to start with the news of the hy, the decision by supreme court on the president's travel ban. you've had some very strong words, comparing this to the koramatso decision. chief justice john roberts wrote in the decision that he said it was wholly inapt to lien that to this one today. is he right? >> am not th only one making the comparison. in fact, justice sotomayor, in her dissent, also likened this decision to theramatzo, which was also justified on the basis of national security. that is what the president isg saying rard his muslim ban-- or at least that's the argument being mae-- even though during the campaign and even after, he ryde it very plain he was ve overt about wanting to prevent muslims from coming tohis country. and they cleaned it up in the third iteration, or fourth iteration, of his muslim ban, but it's stul aimuan. and you not supreme court has handed him, basically, wide powers to do whatever else he wants. just call it national security. they will not go behind thhee words of executive order i

theould you talk about circumstances of w hy the 1924 law passed and went into effect?y it went into effect? >> what were the circumstances that led to it being passed? >> one was native americans were serving in the military at a very high rate. they were granted citizenship if they were honorably discharged . we had about -- honorably discharged. we had about 10,000 indians naturalized because of this. the the argument report found out native americans were very poor, so they granted citizenship as a way to assimilate them, ultimately with the goal of removing indian citizenship and assimilating population.e larger >> this will be the last question, because we are over our time period. >> how do we justify that we have to make native americans citizens? >> [laughter] >> nobody needs to answer. ative doesn'tse n really mean native. i will give you -- the constitutional answer is this -- in 1831, chief justice john marshall ruled in a cased called cherokee nation versus georgia that the cherokee nation was not a foreign nation, and therefore cherokee nation could not su

and he has talked about suicide or killing himself before, whics hy we immediately sought the help of professionals. i think he finds a great deal of reassurance knowing that thereer are thingse are steps we can take where hean look more like a boy and pass to be more like a boy. >> bring it to the top, quick! >> narrator: it's now possible for kids like daniel to never have to go throu the puberty of their biological sex. but timing is crucial, daniel's parents are taking himc tonic in chicago. the gender program at lurie children's hospital is one of an grnumber of clinics around the country providing treatment to gender nonconrming and transgender kids. >> hi, how are you? did you grow since last time i saw you? >> um, yeah. >> and you just had a birthday, right, on the 20th? happy belated. shoes off, if you don't mind. o >> sese kids really are a new generation who are being cared for completely differently than children were in the past, and that is... it exciting for them to ha opportunities that somebody wouldn't have had even teno, years ut it's also very allenging for the med

thid heat and hy will shoot out of texas, make its way up into the midwest.eratures going into the weekend by friday 93 in chicago, 92 in cincinnati. minneapolis will be 93 degrees by friday. kansas city 95. guess what? it's coming east as well. saturday, sunday on into monday. look at these temperatures. new york city upo 93 with a lot of humidity. 88 in boston, 94 in philly and 94 in washington, d.c. that's what going on around the country, herha> 94 may betl a l conservative for high temperatures around here. as we get towards the weekend it's rlly going to be a sizzler. enjoy bright blue skies and belowverage temperatures and below average humidity levels next few days. right for you around 70 grees. afternoon highs low- to mid-80s, so a pleasant day to be outside. low humidity for today and tomorrow. here is ten-day forecast and notice that big warm-up. friday 93 saturday 96, sunday 97. >> and that's your latest weather. hoda? >> al, thanks. >>> just ahead, what we are just learning about anthony bourdain's final days, as his popular show gets celebrated

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hy don't you walk up here. so it is also interesting with all the outrage about the 12,000 children if they are being taken care of. 10,000 of the 12,000 came unaccompanied was the claim. 40% of those coming are teenaged males of gang age. and we know, turns out, many of them are gang members. we know just recently, you had a ms-13 member claiming the child, may have been his child, but that child did not need to be with an ms-13 gang member. and during the obama administration and during the bush administration and clinton administration it wasn't uncommon to separate the children if it is not best interest in the child. and again, for heaven's sake, whether accompanied or unaccompanied were placed by their parents in a position to cross deadly territory, be subjected to sex traffickers -- sex trafficking themselves and be subjected to becoming sex traffickers. i have seen it as a judge. when there were hearings. i didn't do juvenile law. i have seen it. and you have parents, if they let their child here in te