this is tracking toward the pacific northwest, ita high inl squashing the fog. this will keep those areas on the cooler side. 50s for most, 60s were few, temperatures inland take a while to warm up. 54 degrees in pacifica. a pretty good delta breeze, expect that to tail off. 42 degrees in truckee. low clouds just south of tahoe, we will see that monsoon sneaking up there, you're going to tahoe, keep an eye on this guy, we could get that to filter in. >>> this has interactive radar, hourly updates, and the seven day forecast. there's an easy way to upload weather photos anee to download smartphone or tablet. >>> the crackdown on illegal dumping continues in oakland. we have a new program and how it is reducing the amount of trash on oakland streets and leading to arrests. [music] [music] >> i can't name it yet but i remember the thumb. >> i know christina has no idea. >> she stepped out, she has no idea. >> not as old as we are. >> i'll tell you, it is called escape, the piña colada song. it is also by one hit wonder rupert hall, he made this. >> hit me up on soc

donald trump is the best ever inl puncher american politics. whoever we send to that debate stage with president trump is gone to have to be able to take a punch, throw a punch, and then unite the country at the end of the campaign, and that will be a special person. so i think this is ok. this is needed. weaknesses will be flushed out and a leader will emerge. >> what is your message to some of your fellow candidates? is it too crowded of a field? rep. swalwell: it is a personal decision. we looked at the upcoming debate in a september debate and we had the money in our to try and qualify for the upcoming debate, but we believe that even if we had done that, that when you looked at the september debate, it just would not add up, so again, we wanted to be honest with ourselves and our supporters. , ithere was a viable chance would not be standing here today. from day one, i was running to win. if that is what others are doing, then i am sure they are assessing their chances as well. as soon as it does not look like you are likely to win, i did

a little on the humid side and sticky. 78 in washington and 77 inle col park. reston town center at 73. same in rockville. 74 in clinton, maryland. your forecast for your commute unaffected by raindrops at least for the first part o the day. at 6:08.m aeratures in the temperatures in the low to mid-90s for most of the aftenoon. therat least a slight chance for thunderstorms today highest rain chances from leesburg to frederick and westbound to the shenandoah valley and the mountain. show you future weather coming up. >>> taking a look at saman still have this situation westbound before the manassas rest area. left lane is only thing getting by and delays at the work zone. stafford lanes are open and ramp around on the on ld be wrapping up pretty the soon. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no big problems. guys.

as part of the agreement, mexico plans to continue the current strategy for another 45 days, inling on.s. to invest another approach that includes a development plan for the country's migrants. >> mexico committed 30 -- the longest-serving govern ment minister to be -- >> as you go to the latter part of the week. as we go through tuesday, should be largely dry. a touch cooler on wednesday but again largely dry and throughout -- m more cloud across the eastn side of north ireland. temperatures around 14 celsius. a fair amount of clouds into japan. rain as well. that is clearing to tuesday going out into wednesday. brighter skies come back and behind. 31 degrees. ♪ >> welcome back. a look at the top stories this hour. britain's foreign secretary says he wants a develop and deploy a european led protection mission in the strait of hormuz. jeremy hunt says it is protect ships sailing to the area after iran the an oil tanker. air strikes on syria's left rebel stronghold of idlib has killed 51 civilians in the last 24 hours. and the u.s. government says it will allow immigration officers to

will stop cooperation for anything short of lifting of sanctions, but the british seized an tanker inlnational waters because america asked him to. they are now calling on other militaries to patrol waters to protect shipping lanes from what they say is an iranian threat. all hopes of a negotiated solution to any of this might be overly optimistic. continue to pour scorn on the u.s. at an emergency meeting of the iaea in vienna. we have more. tothe most important thing come out of this meeting at the iaea is that iran is not at this moment planning to take any further steps away from the nuclear deal, though it's envoy 60 daysrm after another after the parties have not come back into full compliance with their commitments to iran under the deal, particularly the europeans and their commitment to protect iran's economy under the deal, then it will be prepared to launch a third phase of actions in response, but pointing out no firm response has yet been decided upon by tehran. ambassadors in the room that the enrichment is its right and for peaceful purposes and iran has never tried to c

was allowed to rent a tesla, saying we are cooperating with police and authorities investigate thing inls dent. -- incident. >>> in the north bay, people remain evacuated from their homes because of a wildfire in napa county. the canyon fire started just after 2:00 this afternoon. it has charred 55 acres so far. cal fire says it is 60% contained. the evacuations are taking place along the south side of highway 128. that road is closed between markey cove and rag canyon road. no reports of any injuries or structures burned. >>> as part of building a better bay area, we are looking at ways our communities are working to keep us safe, especially during a disaster like a wildfire. our reporter is in santa rosa where community leaders held a special workshop on a fire protection plan. >> reporter: it's a new effort to make sure devastation like this doesn't happen again. >> this is the first of three meetings we'll be holding. >> reporter: the city of santa rosa held this meeting. it's something kate steen, who lives here, says she hopes happens. >> i hike out every weekend in the state park,

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analysts never previously paid up for the beat in inl because it was kind of seen as a little bit ofe increasing their disclosures there. i think it's starting to get better weighting in analyst minds. talking particularly about debt side of inl recent, a lot of the beat did come from this quarter and people awarding it it's up 2% the stock. >> they asked questions about consumer efrlts in part, put in their models expense numbers as they try to get those figured out. thank you, wilford frost. >> dow hit a record, five straight days of games, obviously earnings in full swing. are we poised to see a pullback or can this continue investor of global macro and chief investment strategist. morning, guys, good to see you i know it's early days but ten for ten on bottom line beats this morning you make the point what we get in q2 could come at the expense of q3 guidance >> yes this is what happened in the first quarter, right so if you look at the progression of earnings estimates from the street expressed as a growth rate, the bottom was supposed to happen in q1 and big recovery. what ende

joe bidewith another match-up with kamala harris we saw what happened when the two of them clashed inl miami es on that debate tonight. >> all right we'll certainly see what the narrative is for tonight tracie, thank you. >>> the democrs are debating in detroit president trump is adding new fuel to his feud with baltimore. this time saying t city's residents are "living in hell. in a new interview with nbc civil rights icon reverend jesse jackson said that there's an underlying danger to these kinds of comments. >> not just specically baltimore. for example, aanta and st. louis is rat infested. it comes from maxine waters, she had a low i.q. division is the real conversation when we exhaust our best arguments about race and the pain and the danger is not discsed. enemies of the state, they can be killed. >> nbc geoff bennett is in baltimore with more. >> reporter: president trump firing off another h shot in ongoing battle against congressman elijah cummings and the city he represents >> baltimore's been very badly mishandled for many years. i do know congressman cummings has been ther

fed'sla an greenspan suggestedrr iional exuberance gripped the market, yet stocks continued higher inlaashion for another three years thereafter. the more immediate issue now is the market's valuaon after a ten-year bull run. at nearly 20 times the past year's earnings, the s&p 500 is on the e,ensive si suggesting long-term returns from here will likely be but for now, investors are pleased the fed is likely to cut rates to prolong an economic expansion and a corporate profit cycle that he already humbled the skeptics for years. for "nightly business report", i'm mike santoli at the new york stock exchange. >>> focus wls on the transportation sector after csx issued weak guidance, which you might remember we told you about last night. the stock fell 1, its bigge one-day drop since 2008, and the has some wondering if conomyst sector of the warning of a freight recession. frank holland has that part of the story. >> with unemployment near record lows, inflation a nonfactor and retail sales rising, all signs are pointing to a strong u.s. economy. the transportation sretary sector may be p

bright colors and floral prints, while artists such as patrick martinez transforms typical teon signs inlstivism. roger gastman is curator of" bend the streets." >> and they've gone into the studios and they've made completeew bodies of work, often inspired by the streets. but it is not work salvaged from the street. >> sreenivasan: gastman's own experience with graffiti inspired both the new yorkmi exhibit and a r 2011 exhibit in los angeles. >> the show is honestly made to educate the public about graffiti, about street art, and where the culture has gone, and other artists who continue to draw inspiration is culture. >> sreenivasan: the two-floor exhibit, featuring an in-house tattoo parlor every friday and a fake record store, trash records, is running until august 25. >> sreenivasan: coming up, tomowe'll have a report from iraq where special correspondent simona foltyn investigates the origins of mysterious crop fires that threaten the country's quest to feed itself. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. capt

inl: and i am paul allen sydney.nother day of fresh records for major indexes as gains and tech outweighed losses in energy and financials. su keenan joins us now with more. what was the highlight of today's session? su: the close. we got these fresh records. it was somewhat of a lackluster session as we saw stocks fluctuate throughout the day. not any major moves, but a positive is we are continuing to see new highs. we also saw a lot of strength in tech. notice the chip stocks coming on strong. let's go right to the bloomberg. at leastositive, or for amazon shareholders. amazon approaching the trillion dollar mark. they briefly popped above it. there was a lot of optimism about their prime day. there was a little touch of that this time around but they had some major celebrities talking theiroduct -- hawking products and it was considered a positive day for all. one of the standout stories was a merger agreement that appears to have gone sour. haltedc, broadcom, have discussion trade proposed merger as the two side

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chopper 4 over the scene late last night when crews raced over to this home inl oathian. scene. look at the authorities say no one was home during the time of the fire but two adults have been displaced. we are working to learn what caused the fire. we will update that as soon as we get it in the nbc washington app. >>ere is so much killing going around the city. we have become desensitized to what life is all about. >> sobering words spoken to a crowd remembering a father and son gunned down a week ago. tonight, family and friends will gather this time on a local football field where akeel scrubs played. akeel and his father were found shot to death in their northeast d.c. apartment last friday. >>> the 17-year-old's friends will hold a candlelight vigil to remember their teammate at dunbar high school. it's a deadly summer in the district. d.c. leaders are vowing to go after people caught buying and selling illegal many of the killings. >> for all of those who think they can go against the law an d put lives inger. ow this. we will find you and we will hold you accountable. >>

the golden gate yacht membership is very inl invested in the club.the golden gate yacht club provides an affordable opportunity to participate in the yachting community as boat ownership is not a requirement for membership. regarding public access, the public may visit the clubhouse for the day use fee for $10 on the same day for club members, which is thursday and friday evenings and saturday and sundays. the clubhouse is also available to rent for weddings and parties and other functions. any changes to public access will require department approval, and the department and golden gate yacht club have an open communication about maintaining and providing public access to the clubhouse. here's some photo example ofs sailing events on the bay or enjoying or being in them. regarding the proposed lease terms, it's an 18-year lease with no option to extend. the lease will also include a hectare bar maintenance assessment, which will be paid with the rent. the department will use these funds for harbor maintenance projects, such as dredging. the lease wil

. >> new at 6:00 a swim inl evstrr arrested for child pornography possession. he's bailed out. the sheriff's office says they found child pornography on his devices when they served search warrants this month. he works as a swim instructor at the wave in dublin. >>> new details now on yesterday's helicopter crash in hayward that killed a flight instructor. the national transportation safety board says the 44 crashe were hovering over the runway. they were in contact with air traffic control but there was no distress call before the crash. the investigation could be complicated by the fact there is no black box which could have helped explain what was happening at the flight controls. the ntsb expects to release a preliminary report in two weeks time but a full report won't be finished for about a year. >>> jurors heard from the final witness in the ghost ship trial today and now attorneys will get ready to deliver their closing arguments later this month. ghost ship master tenant derick almena and max harris both face involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of 36 people.

this is a president who has been inling us a lie that somehow order to be safe we need to separate children from families. somehow to be safe we need to privatize prisons and incarcerate people. that is a lie. we could have the system the protect our borders, but also affirms our values and as you said, you brought in the economic reality. we did cover senator booker yesterday in new hampshire. he talked about his plan he has introduced. he did the i've been down here, i have a plan to address these. they value-based contract -- contrast. what will be interesting is how much longer, the plane he rolled out is pretty comprehensive. he wants to virtually eliminate immigration detention as a concept. it is unclear exactly how they andd get that to congress that's why you see cory booker and others. hanna, let me ask you about the setting. in new hampshire in someone's backyard. months away from the primary. those sorts of events seem to really resonate. guest: they do. retail politics is huge there. say is corywill booker's not doing so well in the polls across the board. but he really does we

i can show you here from our vant inl, quite extraordinary how this crowd, peaceful, got to be in the stretches all the way down the expressway here towards san juan. a quite extraordinary turnout here, united in one singular thing. this is a historic moment for this island. the request is simple and united and it is governor ricardo ro sell low leave immediately. he did not take the request but he said he would not run again. it through gas onto the fire here, causing more and more people to come out into the streets and here they march in a loop down the expressway. i'm going to have our cameraman just pan across the crowds here for you so you can get an idea of the kind of -- forgive any profanity you may see in some of the signs. but the protesters say they're just mimicking the language that the governor and his inner circle used on the chat group on telegram, 899 pages of which were leaked to a local media outlet here and that really started all of this. but it's built on decades of anger of political corruption. the governor defends that he's trying to get the people back, but

from 82 at san rafael, 88 90 inl but at digits. to mid 90s in the east bay valleys where the triple digits come back saturday and sunday. nearly 90 around the bay, 70 at the coast. by wednesday of next week, temperatures will cool back to average. >>> mike, a couple new problems on 101. first, the worst spot is still in oakland. northbound 880 jammed all the way from 98 up to the 23rd because of a big rig injury accident. it's going to take a while for this to clear. 580 is your best bet. here is the bay bridge toll plaza packed up well into the maze, a good 20-minute wait there. accident southbound 101 just past 280. possibly a major accident reported in south san francisco north 101 at oyster point. it's blocking the left lane. right now at this point it looks like it's impacting the southbound lanes. traffic is heavy there as you make your way southbound towards sfo. so we'll keep you posted on this and again we'll track the drive times for you as well on 880 through oakland. >>> thanks so much, france packages to troops is bein

baseball, we call it the mid-summer classic, the all-star game, tonight inle cveland.representing the nationals there. his seventh all-star game nod g arrivinn the red carpet with his brook. heving the time of her life and max showing off t style. look at summer fashion. says when it comes to fashion, he's got a few tricks up his sleeve. scherzer arted the last two all-star games, most recently here in d.c. remember the fun he had. dealing with back tightness and will rest for the second half of the season and with the injury and a daughter born last thursday why would max make the trip to the oasis on the lake cleveland to get some sleep? no, for him it's about the extherience. >> at's the beauty of coming to this thing. this is the best players in the world are are,nd, you know,ro ac the whole world and the game and get selected. such an honor to be here and to be a part of everybody and so fun to b a part of these games and get tont have momes where you get to share different ideas because i've picked other guys' minds as well and never know whm you across, teach a

. arrested inl/rg for unlawfullming after a &ñ live-in au p r told police she found this tiny recordingwqj followed.$ some of the 3,500 videos and seized more than 30 recording the judge was told he's entering the keystone extensive care unit in pens pension. its website describes it as a treatment ceer for sexually compulsive behavior. >> now i tried to reach his attorney by email and phone. he's due back in court on august 9th for aok preliminary hearinba ck to you now in the studio. >> thank you, julie. julie carey reporting(?r live there. were watching in thenewsroomcu( here. chopper 4 over a massive fire in howard county. flames broke out in a barn on route r97 in.otm glenly. good news here is there are no animals or÷on# chemicals in then miles. in fact, there's so much of it that it showed up on storm team 4 radar. >> today the trump administration announced new asylum rules that would basically end most protection for central american migrants. the rule would deny asylum to any migrant who did not seek asylum in a country they passed through first. for most central american migra

the capital one building inle mc and the valo park building in mclean and the carmax in richmond. there's been 39 cases of psychosurprisies since may. >>> two friends and families ripped apart by tragedy. >> 17-year-old shot and killed rerlier this month. a person onsible in this case was a good friend. malakai person was a budding pp young raer and today his family is still coming to gr s with theteen's death. >> i have to learn how to live ifeall over again without him here. >> reporter: this has become danielle person's routine. >> i come in here every morning and she can see him in the photos scattered downstairs. ♪ >> reporter: she can hear his voice in his music, and what show wouldn't give just to be able to touch him one more time. >> just keep praying and asking god to get me through it. it's hard. >> reporter: the circumstances surrounding his death. he was fatallyhot by a family friend where he spent so much of his team. police believe it was an accident. that bullet stopped the music for a young and aspiring rapper who less than a year behind the mic was getting calls

philosophers and activists, republicans, democrats, and independents that very backgrounds and beliefs inlues >> in a state tv interview, a spokesman for iran's nuclear agency hinting that that country might consider going to 20% uranium enrichment 20% is a short technical step away from reaching weapons grade levels of 90%. he also suggested using new or more centrifuges which are limited by the deal. >>> and spanish officials say four people were injured in the second day of the running of the bulls. eight bull runs are held in p p pamplona every year. why eight, i don't know. one would seem to be enough. but that's the news update this hour, guys i'll send it back downtown to you. morgan >> sue herrera, thank you. >>> skbltill to come, more on today's move in apple. rosenblatt downgrading the stock. our next guest says, we'll get the news apple's at 235 we're going to ask him why he's so bullish next. stay with us that's what happens in golf nothiand in life.ily. i'm very fortunate i can lean on people, and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you can't do everything yourself. you

cold front or a big dip in the jet stream bringing c inl air all across the east.ast week, this is what we had. we had the heatmi and hudity all across the country. yeah, that pattern does return as we make our way into next week so let's take a look at that forecast for you the next couple of days. 85 on your wednesday. don't forget a.m. rain. there's no rain at all tomorrow. looking great as we make our way into thursday, friday andrd satu. all looking nice. now, remember, thursday, backyard weather day. take a look at this. >> stone gaiwim clugate swim cl me out there. i was in swim club at that age, too, so i'm ready to go and take on some of the 11 and 12-year-ds to see how we do. we'll be out there for backyard weather come up on thursday. >> you'll be racing them? >> you kn i'm going to do it. definitely will get in the pool, and i'll be racing some of those kids. that will be a fun thing to do so tune in and search for backyard weather. want me to come out, a couplere mo to do this summer. >> that will pack the house. doug in a pool >> we'll check for the k

efforts in those three countries, making sure all of the federal entities, like usaid, state department, inl, all of these folks are putting resources and funds into this part of central america that is coordinated on a broader effort. and we need to be including the rest of the western hemisphere because this is not just a problem for the united states and mexico, this is a problem for the entire western hemisphere. and this is where we're going to have to address these root causes. we also need to dismantle the infrastructure of human smuggling that is bringing people here. last month we all know 144,000 people came into our country illegally. almost all of them came through a human smuggler. we have phone numbers. we have license plates. >> we have this up on our screen. to dismantle smuggling rings, you want more immigration judges, restrict asylum claims to legal ports of entry as well. i want to ask you something we talked about last time you were on. i didn't see it in your op-ed. last time we spoke was before that viral image of oscar and valeria martinez, the drowned migrants at the

so it's an incredibly important american problem and one that's happening inl communities throughout the country. i think that one of the thngs that we're hoping comes to light and that people are able to connect the dots betwee epstein case and child sex trafficking all across thiti is that it's often very powerful men with means takinad ntage of the vulnerabilities of some of our most marginalized young women and girls. often times kids who experience extreme childhood sexual abuse,w ki are from the child welfare system, run aways and homeless youth and exoiting there vulnerabilities. it's attack particular that exploiters use because they know these are the kids that no one really ces b they knothese are the kids that most often fall through the cracks and even if they do core foward, they are the kids who are leaste likely to be believed. >> part of the problem is of course all this is in the shadows and these are vulnerable kids who no one else is looking for them.n what do we about how prevalent this is in america today? what do you know fromour experience? >> what's difficult

necessary medical treatment remains tragically unaffordable due to ex oshtant medical costs and deduct inls. if this isn't repealed, this crisis will only worsen. to avoid the excise tax, employers will reduce the value of their plans and reduce benefits and even increase their workers' share of the costs. this would result in increases to out of pocket costs to more than 180 million workers and 1.3 million people in my home state of nevada and it would decrease access to quality insurance plans across the country. this vote helps labor throughout the country including the cullin area workers union. his allows them to stay afloat financially. and h.r. detaylor, they drive used cars, not cadillacs and their health care does not include spot treatment. at a time when this is the reality for our constituents, congress should make sure that employers doing the right thing and providing high value health nsurance to their employees -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for another 30 minutes. mr. horsford: congress should make sure employers do the right thing and providing hig

inl those countries, central americans should do more by themselves.it is difficult to help if they're willing to help themselves. it's alsos. strategic to achieve and fix and coordinate systems, even the way things are going. they will be operational things. it is wrote offensive to 98% of the mexicans. the narrative is important. there was 500 miles of fence built during the bush of ministration. the obama ministration but it was never personal. and it was not linked to what simply facts of what mexicans do. let's have a serious debate about security. in about immigration. let's have mexico do more of its informant. and they can put a wall there for a long time. they have enough money. >> two, the reason your country is cracking down on immigrationn right now is because donald trump saw a video of 1000 people crossing through a hole in the fence. if there was aal wall there they would not have crossed it and we would not of had this to begin with. a wall is not a catchall solution for everything. but it's a part, everybody agrees until donald trump c

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this is a president who has been inling us a lie that somehow order to be safe we need to separate childrenfamilies. somehow to be safe we need to privatize prisons and incarcerate people. that is a lie. we could have the system the protect our borders, but also affirms our values and as you said, you brought in the economic reality. we did cover senator booker yesterday in new hampshire. he talked about his plan he has introduced. he did the i've been down here, i have a plan to address these. they value-based contract -- contrast. what will be interesting is how much longer, the plane he rolled out is pretty comprehensive. he wants to virtually eliminate immigration detention as a concept. it is unclear exactly how they andd get that to congress that's why you see cory booker and others. hanna, let me ask you about the setting. in new hampshire in someone's backyard. months away from the primary. those sorts of events seem to really resonate. guest: they do. retail politics is huge there. say is corywill booker's not doing so well in the polls across the board. but he really does well in