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easton, 5:21. 21 minutes, heavy downpours ino easton. a chance that the rest of the area will see storms this afternoon. 76 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles an hour. that's the moisture coming into the area. the chance of storms will be with us this morning. heavier storms will wait until this afternoon and this evening. temperatures will climb into the 80s. heat and humidity fueling those storms and even the shores of the storm front will be around in the evening hours. daytime thunderstorms as well. i'll break it down hour by hour, show you when the heaviest storms are likely to roll through your neighborhood when i'm back in a newts. first, jessica boyington taking the day off. pamela osborne has the first alert traffic news. >> we'll start off in new jersey, let's look at 295 at new station road. just a few cars out of the roadway, no major problems to speak of. that goes for here in pennsylvania. let's look at 95 drive times, if you're headed to 476, average speeds in the 60s, six minutes, everything in

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place ino what took the white house back in may, it was a one page aikman, a big picture item. there were fuses the -- there were few specifics. long as the, as argument remains general, it is when you get to specifics that the arguments become more polarizing. >> your colleagues in the senate , on the democratic side, they sent a letter to the white house urging bipartisanship and the setup of a commission. no tax cuts for the top 1%. reconciliation. what did you think of those principles? are those your conditions as well for quite operating with republicans? anytime one sees and architectural rendering, you understand that the most pleasant picture can be altered as you go along and you try to find a common purpose. i think what the senate democrats did including ron white was to offer a prescription. generalities. i think that offers an opening segment in the conversation. my suggestion would be, again, let us try to figure out where we agree, build this tax reform proposal from the middle out. understanding that the concentration of wealth in america is acknowledged by eve

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in the history of the united states army at large., i want to rewind the clock a wat little bit and ino some ways actually the talks that have gone earlier have kind of teed a up what i want to talk about. because really to understand the context, you have to rewind the really to early september of 1862. we look back through hindsight 8 and we miss the deep, deep trough of union fortres of the early winter of 1862. september 1, 1862, what is going on?re the cruiticonfederates in may o, they'd actually stopped win recruiting because they believen the war was almost over.federa of course you just heard from kevin about the battle of antietam and the maryland campaign. you've got confederates and two rememberies have invaded the me. state. theyyou believed to lose kentus wasive nearly the same as to l the whole game.ssippi i you've got confederates on the offensive in mississippi and in west tennessee. and you've got confederates on the defensive in batten rouge, louisiana.ainst th so all of a sudden this confederacy that has been on the rope, has come back to life and putting a flurry of

answer as well, but i just hope that -- outswanson: i would point it violates the charter and leahy law ino the the u.s. that says you can only support another nation in mass murder when the other nation doesn't violate human rights. how you conduct mass murder without i leading human rights, i cannot answer for you. but that is an additional way in which u.s. operations in yemen are illegal. on top of which you get into can question in yemen of and exiled dictator create reality by inviting other nations to attack his country? when donald trump is impeached and removed and invites china to bomb washington dc, we would accept that, right? no. these are nonsense. the actions of russia being legalized in the charter. that is no understanding war is ok if they did cater asks -- if a dictator asks you to help. u.s. is committing a crime in syria, so is russia. i think, certainly, yet, your concerns about the removal of assad in a vacuum, you have certainly seen that in libya and other locations. as far as the relationship of the united states to saudi arabia, oh, yeah, the hypocrisy of slang i

identified at dante stab ino, peter gilbert.n was arrest yesterday for participating in a riot they tore the confederate down monday. >>> new tonight, attorney general jeff sessions continued to condemn so-called sanctuary cities during an event in miami point the add chicago as an example of a city where crime spiked as a result of sanctuary policies. he claimed chicago politicians are putting their own politics before the safety and well-being of their constituents. >> we cannot continue giving taxpayer money to cities that actively undermine the safety and efficacy of federal law enforcement. and actively foot pursuit efforts to reduce crime in their own cities. so if the people in chicago these other cities are concerned about losing money, i suggest not call me, call your city council and your mayor. >> chicago officials claim there is no known connection between illegal immigrants and the city's efforts to combat violent crime. >>> president trump's long time aid hope hicks will be the trump communications director. she's

. >> a dramatic ending to a chaotic morning that really afternoon ino the annandale.ight there when police used a stun gun to capture a man accused of a involving aimes robbery, crashed cars, even a bull. we're sorting all of this out in annandale. sayingr: tonight police a man is now facing charges after this string of events that stretched several blocks down here, alo turnpike, finally ending up here in the end of this shopping center, earlier today. >> faced off for a few minutes. and finally, they got him, put him in custody. reporter: police say 35-year-old kelly robinson is now facing ofrges, after a wild chain events in annandale friday morning. >> we hear a whole bunch of crashes behind us. around. we see this one guy, mauling through cars, nonstop. started: police say it along little river turnpike when drove his car into about a half a dozen other cars including jonathan green's. then police say robinson grabbed car andbull out of his ran to this shopping center where he allegedly tried to a woman. witnesses say a security guard stepped in to help, but poli

jason dates ino his own words.randparents bought the home in 1 1907, he wass ultimately foreclosed upon last year. i didn't have health coverage, so i did not think about it. i had to work less and less. so i ended up losing the house again because i could not keep up the taxes. last year, a company bought my home. they went there, they came, it was the first time i saw them. they s said they wewere there to clean up the yard. i had no idea what was going on. they said they own the house for years. i said there was no way. the taxes were coming in my name. withcame two weeks later four people to throw me out. they told me to go to a homeless shelter. amy: that was joseph bates describing at a news conference, along with a number of other people, the effect of these foreclosures. he ended by saying they told him to go to a homeless shelter. what is the remedy here, professor atuahene? bernadette: several long-standing detroit's grassroots organizations have formed a coalition to end unconstitutional foreclosures. ou

i s think the justice department is tryingti to coerce people ino making a choice between who they areheir values and what you want to see in every neighborhood across the city. that is why we will file a case against the justice department. >> laura: and immigration policy analyst at the cato institute joins us. it is great to see you. this is a sanctuary city debate. it is pretty heated across thesa country. the cato institute has traditionally been for very generous and increased immigration. illegal immigration, guest workers, foreign workers, temporary workers, pretty much across the board. does the cato institute, which you represent, do they believe any criminal aliens should be deported? if so, when and which type? >> absolutely. we have written extensively about the time, both on the local level, local government should arrest immigrants, and on the federal government, when they should deport them. we think we should focus primarily on those who are violent and property offenders, those who have broken laws that actually hurt other people, either physically -- >> laura: what a

this is what the kroecoroner ino told me earlier this year. take a look. >> if you could extrapolate from the numbers that you see here in montgomery county, how many people across ohio are going to be killed by fentanyl this year? >> that's about 10,000 for the state or more. >> how is that not a mass causality event? that is multiples of 9/11. >> it is a mass causality event. this is no different than some kind of mass causality event in any other form. it's just a medical event. >> medical emergency. >> i believe so. it needs to be recognized that way to bring federal assets to help us. >> so congressman, what i heard on the ground there in montgomery county, which local officials say is the epicenter of the crisis is what you called for, a national emergency. what would that do? is this all about resources? >> well, first, it frames the issue in a way that hopefully wakes up america to the fact that we all see these headlines of not only the overdose rate climbing, but the suicide rate climbing. this is a public health emergency twofold, b

level of concern and empathy thaany policymakers should have, when you have domestic terrorists enter ino your territory. many of the individuals who were in charlottesville were not from virginia. they traveled from far and wide, from david duke all the way to the person who drove from ohio to murder that individual in the crowd. we see these individuals as domestic terrorists. we should not mince our words. they go to insight harm and contact. for us to say that they are a part of neo-nazi only, or they are kkk only, or what's a premises only is not to fully appreciate what they are seeking to do and who they are. i am not so young that i don't member timothy mcveigh. is cut from the same cloth as these individuals here. prior to 9/11, that was the biggest incident of terrorism on our soil committed by a citizen of this country. we need to address domestic terrorists for who they are and not try to excuse away what they do. unfortunately, this administration has created a climate where he tries to have false equals, where none exist. where he gives room for individuals situated as domes

we don't believe the people ino our home state have good sense to do it, sean, as long as washingtonun by the donor class and by the lobbyist, and everybody and every piece of legislation gets a carve out for their particular special interest, we are never going to see anything happen that turns out well. what you mention, the kind of innovations, can only happen when there is a kind of freedom and liberty that's left when we do this in a constitutional manner. >> sean: governor, i see the president, he goes out and speaks to these huge crowds, has amazing rallies, and you see the reaction of people. right now, i look at the republican party without an identity. they are not saying build a wall, they can't even get a seven-year promise fulfilled ant get their act together or not. we see very specific ideas from the president on energy, on the radical islam, on building borders, the president's economic plan, middle-class tax cuts, corporate cuts, or appropriation for multinational corporations. where is the republican party, free-market, capitalism, look less government, more freedom

if i'm kind of offended by thatr because of my patriotic american, i'm not ino great shae but i can probablys of my age. do you think i have legal standing to sue? >> i applied to west point and i have a lazy eye, i wasn't allowed to serve either. >> tucker: i'm asking you a sincere question. military regulations say people over 40 can't join. are you saying that that is okay. it seems arbitrary to me. is it okay with you for some reason ? why? >> were talking about whether or not being transgender is a something that this qualifies military service. if you have. >> tucker: it always was. >> the fact that it always was doesn't answer the question. as we know african-americans weren't able to serve, we have no doubt about the ballot with what they serve. why can't people over 40 serve? people over 40 can't enlist because the military has made an assessment with respect to certain qualifications. this is one of those places. >> tucker: you'rein making the same arguments that the military made about transgender stuff until a couple of years ago when obama decided to get involved.n they said we'

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cities have become the incubators of ino vailings to how we creatively find ways to inject capital in our communities and create jobs. i'm excited to tell the story of columbia, south carolina, and our successes we've achieved working together over the last several years. future. we are excited about the change we're here in d.c. to promote the mayor of the future and we're excited about, i believe, the change and the tone and tenor we've seen that we feel we've had a role in helping to create that environment. we've engaged with our federal legislators. we continue to spend time making sure that they under that we represent the same citizens, the very same constituents and that it's our job to make sure all these various issues, infrastructure, health care, how we approach tax reform, that we're working together to fundamentally improve their quality of life. america's cities. thank you. >> i'm excited to be here as look forward chatting with you to tell you the story of american cities. >> thank you, steve. i'm excited to be here as well. some people might ask why are mayors in wash

into odenton and up ino likely to 40, bt again it's the heavy rain that is likely a concrn for those of you travelling home. it is running úeast of 95. so at least we're keeping some of the heaviest rain off. more action in the mountains and downtoward the charlottesville area, but it looks ike what we have around here will last maybe until the sun goes down. we're done wth that, but we can't quite dtch the warm temperatures and the humidity an we'll see that again back on wednesday which mean we likely will cook up tomorrow and on thursday. orms- again, they're in the severe. but we'll keep an eye o them. no really intense heat this warmer side, a few degrees above average. a little treat, theúwy cool off a beat and maybe te thunderstorm threat is diminishing for the wekend. we're going to keep one more day of aneye on it just to be sure. right at the moment our útemperature 88 in the district, 89 in quantico. a average high of 88. we're going to be at or bove 90 most of the rest of this week until we get to off for the relief of will show that the war pattern continues as high pres

ino these early hours about u.k. wage growth picking up in the coming years.he vote yesterday was 5-2. that is a quick look at where we are in the market. it is jobs day in the u.s. in the us, special counsel robert mueller is using a federal grand jury in washington to help collect information as he builds probes -- as as he he probes russia's meddling in the u.s. elections. has yet again lashed out at the russian investigation speaking at a rally in west virginia. he denied any collusion with russia. know that there were no russians in our campaign , there never were. we did not win because of russia. we won because of you. juliette: former bank of japan said theber has central bank should start a policy normalization process. he was a dissenting voice during his time at the boj. if the boj continues, i think it will lead to a limit around the middle of next year because privatet right that a financial institution will gpminish the holding of the j completely. juliette: china's stock and bond market are placed to rally. that is the view of the shanghai inves

appeals as he appears to be on cultural are issues to his base, nothing to do with the economy s locked inosident is talking about this week or talking about reducing legal immigration. at a hold on those voters and democrats have rolled out a new approach to them are back. >> i think it's bf analysis of e electorate last year suggeste te appealed to them on these cultural issues, on immigration, on perceptions but also blurredn on infrastructure, on the economy. hillary clinton proposed billion infrastructure plan, should, should be a trillion dollars. for these vors culturally conservative but want active government th magic mix for them. it's a real threat to his standing with thosehe is not dee economic side. i think some of the them stay because he's delivering on cultural side. i don't think it's an accident that approval rating in the 30s. he's rolling out policies on affirmative action and on immigration. but the economic part is important, too. >> dickerson: we'll have to end it l. thanks to all of you. we'll be back in a moment. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network.

solicit ino is they the community anyone who was a in world ii -- who was war ii and invite them to come to world war ii day. they get the bio in advance. they get the bio -- they divide students into -- let's say they have 50 world war ii veterans. they divide the students into that 50 so maybe four or five students will get that particular world war ii veteran for one hour, and there are five hours involved. they do get a mix of other people. because they have the bios, they can formulate the questions in advance. we get into in, these groups and they know what they are talking about. they knew who they are facing. they know what questions they want answered. it is a wonderful thing. >> very smart. other questions? >> i lived on the world -- >> we want to try to get it on the audio as well. >> i lived on the road in virginia. thank you for your service. i am incredibly humbled to be standing here. in 1938 whenleft you were 13, can you talk a little bit about what that was like and how you got to the united states at a time when that was a difficult thing to do? that part is amazing to

ino points the -- 0.6% august. -- bank of korea just held policy steady.ot of people think rising inflation will get them to push that rate higher. with so much uncertainty in north korea and new regulations in the mortgage market, they are just holding things steady despite this. cpi,e: take a look at that quite a beat at 2.6%. core cpi remains below the target for the be ok at 1.8%. domestically it seems like we are on solid footing. it is those concerns outside it left and right when it comes to china tensions in north korea that could be leading to more uncertainty for the economy, overall. export and import numbers coming out in the next hour as well. kathleen: it is a big night for numbers. taking a look at what happened in the u.s. stock market, we see green across the screen, any -- anywhere from .25% to 1%. 0.6%.p 500 getting the nasdaq up nearly 1%, 60 points. yvonne: giving us a good momentum here for the asian session. we had a pretty tricky month given the d.c. drama. marginal gains for the month of august. to end the oomph month on a positive

ino a lot of that work now new orleans. the question of high schools a little bit nervous about how that works. what types of garb as we would need to put in for high school choice in particular. a part of that reason is that it comes with the puzzling finding that comes out of the work from a years ago. that is my dissertation research. as part of that dissertation, i was running experiments here in washington dc and also in milwaukee. it was a very simple experiment. the idea was that we would randomly assigned some parents to get a booklet that would have information about schools. they would have this nice colorful booklet that was able types of programs the schools offer, how they score on tests and other information about schools. they had the school rating which is a big, eye-popping rating. a green light, a red light, a yellow light school. he set up this experiment where we had a treatment group that was randomly assigned to get these booklet and a control group that would not. giving people if this kind of extra i

somep of that, if we give incentives to do district projects ino energy urban interphase so we don't lose homes. it seems it's a win-win-win pip with the committee forward with that incentives to have those projects. you. >> thank you senator franken. i think the example of is given one.ry small very discreet and remote area. demonstrates the viability. look forward working with you. senator king. >> i never thought i would have a chance to share this bit knowledge. former state foresters smoky bear doesn't have a middle name. his middle name is not the. it's smoky bear. >> that is absolutely right. to clear that up. common misperception. never thought i will have a chance to get that straight. ask for someto research. iton't know exactly where should be. frequency fire and and extend across the nation. climate andfor species. have -- getting at, we -- most forests state in the country. forestrylked to my people in maine, they say the solution is very clear. our forestland is privately owned and it's intensively managed. in the west, it's mostly owned and it's not very intensively ma

school ino started in coding and got excited about math that he eventually went back and ended up in college. obstacle to anybody doing cte. is college the right choice for my kid. ,hen have the expense questions all whole school welding or whatever it is that will involve lands end welding spaces and tech in all kinds of stuff. and the teachers are more expensive. you want to hire teachers out of the industry. you want somebody who just came out of industry, and what the jobs are. the teachers and equipment is more expensive. accountability issues are extra hard because of imagine you have kids were going to class and in an internship you are doing comprehensive based learning. you are not preparing them for the test. and you want them to take the .ard test the and the additional problem of the employer. between the new voc-ed youo --ld want to make sure you are teaching something. that they will hire four. you really can't do that without a player partner who wants to plan the curriculum and give those kids a chance. that's the most exciting part. if you don't have an employer you

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ino want to say that, back slaveif you are a abolitionist, people would look at you like you were crazy. right? people like frederick douglass who are celebrated now, people thought he was prophetic and the new what he was doing, starting to get more recognition. [laughter] here, if youis out go back and read the literature at that time, a lot of people thought that abolitionists were these crazy individuals, these israel -- ridiculous people. they thought it was not doable, not palatable. clear, -- i want to be clear. i am not making slavery and mass incarceration analogous, but when we look back at individuals who are advocating for what at that time was seen as radically a responsible, public policy initiatives, -- radically irresponsible public policy initiatives, and we look at them now and say man, those people were really ahead of their time. invitedl are not even to this conversation -- these people are not even invited to the conversation, they are seen as not serious, as ridiculous. i think it is a understatement thate historical context exists around questions of abolition an

influence is highly welcomed by many unwelcome in parts of the region as well well so i'm wrong about the ino its way it always goes for all of the countries i'm sure you know that the american influence the american presence is not welcome there or the iranian presence for that matter so the question is why why do you still stick to the old way of doing things you know putting countries in the camps of anime's and friends why not to talk to everybody including iran or russia for that matter. first of all i don't put everyone in those camps i don't believe in dealing with matters in that way as palmerston pointed out in the nineteenth century its national interests are really count so i'm concerned about national interest as i indicated to you right at the outset where our interests converge with the russians i think there should be a level of cooperation so i'm not putting the russians and any sort of enemy silo well mr la on the you wrote recently that putin's agenda is to grow russian influence ad the expanse of washington and if we applied to the conflict where russia is most engaged mili