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mily ghts. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the former vice president reflecting on his own personal loss hew ing mccains through theirs. >> to know you're going to make it with the energy of your da your husband, your friend crosses your mind and a smile comes to your lip before a tear to your eye. >> reporter: biden explaining why losing a proud statesman is hitting the country so hard. >> i think it's because they knew john believes so deeply and so passiy in the soul of america. >> reporter: honoring her dad, bridget mccain. a ime to be born and a time to die. >> reporter: mccain ever the maverick departing his way.♪ i did it my way ♪ >> reporter: for this former naval aviat ou who always putry first, one final flight. beginning tomorrow, washington will say we its final fa. mccain becoming the 31st american to lie in state in the capital rotunda before another memoal rvice this weekend at the national cathedral where he'll be eulogized. >>> the fbi is launchina civil rights investigation before a pair of violent arrests were capturen odd body camera. migu almaguer has our look at the video t

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after all these to ing and fro ing in the world of st john we had a few questions for the head of the community. on the case of virtue in cameroon but also on the other documents in our hands. the st john public relations director emailed us. dear sir we are prudent about the televised press especially when sensitive subjects are concerned after a long reflection we prefer to decline your request for an interview regarding the departure of the brothers from the cathedral imber to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings and my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. is due to fly to alibi anything today from the shelter gaulle airport outside paris. to wait for brother thomas york team with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. so that a lot of a little sign is defines the guess as to distort the good to go raise. the level of s

>>> welcome back in to news 4 today on this saturdaymo ing. the 25th of august, 2018. good morning to you. angie goff is off this morning. we have lauren rickets with us. she's in the storm team 4 weather tentercking an awesome start to this saturday. that sunrise was awesome. >> gorgeous. i don't ink i've seen a sunrise like that in quite a while. >> and you tweeted it >> idid, and i think you did too? >>ly now. nore pres >> you'd better get to the social media. >> i'll put it out there. >> it's gorgeous. it's on my twitter a faceboo page. wonderful conditions out there. and we'll continue to see some very nice conditions through the day. let's go ahead and show you what's going on. that humidity stays on the low w side, are looking at some sunshine out there right now. but just so comfortable out there. currently that temperature low 70s. nice southeast wind. a few clouds in spots. a little disturbance through the upperth levels o atmosphere. overnight just brought us clouds. also gave us a gorgeous sunrise this morning. temperatures will continue to go up into the l

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we will speak a little later on , also coming ing up this hour.et's get some numbers on the insurance sector over in france. axa,rs coming through from the ceo getting a boost as the insurer reports strong profitability. against 3.27 year ago, so it's weaker than a year ago. essentially this is the ceo who has been under fire for some time because of some changes in strategy the market is trying to get its head around. there's a lot of earnings coming through this morning. radar andto the risk show you where we are on the asian equity session and what we have to work into our markets in europe. a very busy thursday in terms of the earnings story. , plentya-pacific down to talk about in terms of the risk off move were seeing in asian equities and there doesn't seem to be an enormous amount of new headlines on trade. what we heard about the potential for higher tariffs seems to be something that has captured the market imagination and we see stocks going lower and emerging markets fx going lower. all the decimal places matter these days. the highest

and after all this to ing and fro ing in the world of st john we had a few questions for the head. the community. on the case of virtue in cameroon but also on the other documents in our hands. the st john public relations director emailed us. dear sir we are prudent about the televised press especially when sensitive subjects are concerned after a long reflection we prefer to decline your request for an interview regarding the departure of the brothers from the cathedral imber to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings in my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi need to be a today from the shelter gaulle airport outside paris. we wait for brother thomas york team with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. so that the law a little sign is the polls look as opposed to just let it go they're going

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future weather carries that rain moance in and around 10:30, 11:00 this ing.artly to mostly cloudy day. most of the rain will be overr lan the afternoon, could have a stray bubble-up shower or two. rain chances low once you get past 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. we wilstay well below average today. today's forecast high 84 degrees. download our nbc washington appm today, becauserow will be a weather alert day because of the possibility of strong thunderstorms. no more than a o passing shower wednesday. the humidity is going on, summer vacation, wednesday afternoon into the weekend, low humidity and temperatures cooler than average most of the week. let's go to melissa mollet in first 4 traffic. >> good morning. have a crash top of the beltway causing slowdowns inner loop and outer loop georgia avenue, right center lane. the update is we're getting two left lanesoing by that the rest of the beltway looks okay, the green splotches, that's the radar showing you where it is raining. germantown, 118 at ,wister crash reported there. this is 95 northbound before 630, s

ing between tweets of the candidates he's chosen in michigan and kansas.t you think from republican candidates trying to win tough races, balderson in oh ohio, it's interspersed. i wonder what you think their read is? >> i think there's a thematic consistency in the tweeting that is part of the broader political strategy of the president in the midte midterm. the tweets are aimed at the republican base to undermine the credibility of the mueller investigation. they're not designed to reach swing voters or sway people in the president's camp. it reinforces an electoral strategy that's aimed at the base which is emphasizing cultural and racial disputes around issues like immigration or attacking lebron james so it is all in one piece. but if you are running in the franklin county part of the 12th district of ohio, you look at this and see the potential for moving away from the party voters who have been more comfortable with republicans than democrats and any republican that doesn't have the rural side of ohio 12 has to look at this with alarm. >> gentlemen,

chris turner of ing with us with marilyn watson of blackrock.gion -- define contagion. >> i think what we see at the moment is like deleveraging. at the start of the year, we thought it would be a good year for synchronized global growth, the dollar was contained, chinese growth was looking pretty good. since then, with protectionism and the trade tariffs, and the strong dollar from april forward, that has put a dent and emerging-market investment. currency, itlocal seems like redemptions are taking place at the moment. particularly if the dollar is so strong and the currencies are under pressure at the moment. a difficult environment to think about returning to them for the time being. it is a function, like the u.s. and dollar policy is behind a lot of it, trade policy. it needs to be solved in washington. tom: i would suggest, reading history, it always comes back to the major development economies. marilyn watson of blackrock with us and we will discuss fixed income. we will not leave her out. a contagion wednesday. let's look at data, a gre

and after all this to ing and fro ing in the world of st john we had a few questions for the head. the community. on the case of virtue in cameroon but also on the other documents in our hands. the st john public relations director emailed us. dear sir we are prudent about the televised press especially when sensitive subjects are concerned after a long reflection we prefer to decline your request for an interview regarding the departure of the brothers from the cathedral imber to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings and my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi anything you'll be a today from the shall to go airport outside paris. we wait for brother thomas york team with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. so that the law the little sign is defines that as i said it is for the good to go. t

ing and kids' books. it's just one of the horrors at 11 children were forced to endure. no running water, babies as young as 1 years old living in e desert heat, bunk beds and a u-haul still litters with bullets. the property owner angry over what investigators left behind. >> there is birth certificat and copies of social security cards. >> reporter: around the compound, small reminder a child's innocence, s ketches of hearts and flowt on the firing range, today a disturbing discovery. this target here looks like it was drawn by nd by a little child in blue marker. it has a little girl's name and a shotgun blast to the chest and one to the the parents of the kids described as muslim extmists in custody today as officials continue to investigate whether the kids were trained to carry out school those children in foster care and under the protection of the state. >> what happens to the do they stay in foster care? >> reporter: that's a really good question. right now the state of new mexico filed a petition requesting the kids aren't given back to their family they want t

northern california isn't alone in itsff ing from the hot weather. a heat wave is also sweeping through creating extreme conditions. our matt bradley has that story from portugal. >> reporter: in a tiny portuguell viage, the fire alarm is low tech. emergency professionals are more like volunteers. but the fear of forest fires is as high as theng soari temperatures. this region was ravaged by fires that killed more than 60la year's fires were terrifying. they were all around us, said adalin. meteorologists predict spo portugal and spain could see 118 grees, the hottest ever recorded in europe. sparking wildfires in the arctic circle. even melding so much snow on sweden's hight peak, it's no longer the highest. catherine and jen shoemaker are visiting lisbon fm boston. >> our original plan was to walk around, see all the sights. now with this heat, we're probably going to be in and out of places that have air conditioning. >> reporter: they say they don't want you to drink alchen it's really hot. >> well, probably not. >> we can't take all of the advic

through hagerstown, eastern panhandle of west virginia, frederick and frederick county, gemaryland, ing a downpour. these are continuing to push north and east. those areas hav been worked over quite a bit. another area worked over here in southern maland, charles county also getting stronger storms right there, and this is going to continue through the night where we'll have waves of rain pushi through our area. temperatures in the low 80s right now. certainl human out there. we've got a lot of moisture in the air, bute've got some sunshine coming. we'll talk about th, and we'll let you know when you can see it coming up. >> all right, lawyer yito back ou in a bit. >>> meantime, with the possibility of hundreds of white supremacists coming to the district to protest next weekend, officia their plans on how to keep everybody safe. they want to avoid a deadly l confrontatioe what we saw happen in charlottesville last year. newsar4's segraves broke the news that demonstrators may be ytting escorts police, and metro is considering providing r separate trainhem to ride. mark is live in fogg

or mexico is that one of the stick ing points? >> i can't tell you all the sticking points but first from sort of being from the desert southwest we have an incredible trading relationship with mexico and it's important. it's the complication of modern supply chain so it would also be good for continued growth in arizona but there were a number of sticking points, percentage of an automobile, how much would be considered content, u.s. content and how do you do that calculation. everything we're being told is we're making progress because it turns out it's complicated. there's some parts believe it or not that go back and forth across-the-boarder multiple times. maria: right exactly. >> so how do you do those calculations and then there's other things of how do you protect investments, should you have very robust access to arbitration, instead of having to defend your investments in a mexican court system, so there's a number of those things and hopefully they are getting wrap ped up. maria: and realistically, speaking would you ex