local residents need to irn more than $34 an >> talking about d.c. here. that includes arlington and alex appear andrya. h residents woue to work more than two full-time minimum kwaj jobs. these numbers are based on a person spending no more than 30% of their income on rent and utilits, which is close t being average. >> the national low income housing coalition conducted that study. very expensive to live in this area. we're not even talking about parking, transporta everything else that comes long with it. >>> a handfulf private schools in our area are dropping advanced placement classes. the unusual joint statement that ap coursed are not necessary for college-bound students. they put fooch emphasis on memorization. the cool has promised to cut the classes over the next now years. >>> it is similar to other addict i behaviors where a person gives gaming precedence over other interests and social activities. the move is significant because it could help people with healta insurance co. tom costello has the latest details on this cominup on the "today" sh

in the area of space, this committee has taken irn depth briefings on the thrts we face through the use of our space systems while many of the details are classified, i'm satisfied with the investments we are now making in this area given that space is increasingly becoming a contested domain upon which our ground, sea, and air forces rely upon worldwide. i would only comment to my colleagues that in last year's national defense authorization act, we made substantial changes to the department's governance, the way they operate and the policy development within the department of defense. and we should give the department the time it needs to implement these new proposals before we consider additional tasks for the department. in the area of acquisition and technology, i am pleased to see the bill e at acquisition streaining and reform and tries to strengthen d.o.d.'s stem and acquisition resource. we continue to take steps to improve the pentagon's ability to deploy technology systems and embrace modern commercialftware. we also include a number of provisions that will strengthen the u.s

we're live from the tidal basin, just irn finch, news 4. >>> sheena will have a look at the forecastjust a few minutes. 6:47 right now. you may see this on siaial m this morning. former first lady laura bush speaking out against t themp administration's immigration policy that separates migrant children from the families. mrs. bush shared her op ed for the washington post on twitter yesterday saying, "i rif in a boarder state. ctappreciate the need to enforce and prour international boundaries, but this zero policy is cruel, immoral, and it breaks my heart. congressional democrats are headed t the boreder today as outrage over that policy grows. >>> thousands of childrenw have een separated from their parents. nbc's kristen welker is following the latesm the white house. kristen, good morning. >> hi, eunn. and aa good morning to both of you.00 nearly 2igrant children spent their first fathers day in the u.s. apart from their parns. president ump again over t weekend blaming democrats saying they have opposed every measure to close immigration loophole, but, in fact, it was the presid

the lead heading into the weekend also had a catastrophic saturday in a round to fin irning two shots f ironically strange was one of the fox sports reporters on the ground following koepka yesterday. >>> and a major moment for mexico as they pull off a stunning upset over defending world cup champions germany. the celebration back in mexico city was so massive it caused a small earthquake will officials saying it was quote, artificially by massive jumps and germany's first loss in the world cup since 1982. switzerland played brazil to a 1-1 draw. be zil took the early lead but switzerland added in the last minute and a half. and we have coming up today, sweden squaring off against south korea. belgium playing panama and england taking on tonisia. >> is this your first time off the couch? >> i can say i've watched every minute of the world cup so far. none of the favorites, spain, brazil, none of them have actually demonstrated a very strong opening match and i think a lot of people are excited. we'll see what happens. >> this could be one of the tournaments that will be wide open. >>

i want to ask you more about irn persky.hat he's out of a job this mo the lot ofocus on should you tis, you don't want the judiciary being politicized. in this case, the voters used their power in california. they don't have this for federal judges. in california you are allowed to recall a judge. this is going to send a strong message certainly on the issue of sexual assault. obviously there's a new judge in place of persky. >> just to remind everyone, judge persky sentenced brock turner to just six months in jail and turner ended up only serving three months as a resulted. i think one of the interesting results is going into the election, there was a huge gender gap. we'll see if we can look at results afterward. there was something like a 29-point gender gap between men and women with women clearly wanting judge persky out. >> i think you can argue that maybe this is why we have the recall in the first place. i think this was really an attention getting, setting an example with the larger issue of sexual assault. people s

. >> he says he remains confused by this bizarre irns dent that happened early saturday morning. >> i heard a loud bang, and i thought, oh, some idiot set off a firecracker. all of a sudden, my leg from the knee down became completely red. that's when it clicked in my head, i've been shot. >> the agent's gun fell onto the ground, he did the back flip. he's identified as 29-year-old chase bishop. you can hear more from thom redding ton, the man who was shot on "good morning america." >>> surveillance footage shows officers repeatedly punching a suspect. what is happening now and carmax will hold it for you youp to seven days, fofree.nline you come in when it's convenient i know this because i'm from seven daysn the future. now don't be frightened, seven days in the future is a glorious place. after all you had two good hair days in a row... perfect. right out of bed. and this car you reserved on carmax.com is still being held for you, for free. or as we like to say from seven days in the futu... ah...we still say pretty sweet. it's basically the same. feeclaritin and relief fromwsy sym

it is modelled after a seattle program, and one of the things that irned is in order for this program to be successful, we need to have officer buy ins, and in order to have officer buy ins, they need to see success in the program, and they're more apt to buy in. i have dedicated my life to public service. i believe my skills and experience would be a vital asset to the police commission. there are a few things that i'd like to address with respect to the questions that were posed earlier by the supervisors. with respect to proposition h, i am against proposition h. i am concerned because it does circumvent the police commissioner's authority to sort of implement policies behind how these tazers will be used, when they will be used, and it prohibits the ability for the commission to discipline officers when they don't adhere to those policies. i believe that that should lie with the police commission. the mayor has already sort of earmarked $3 million in order to help facilitate that process. i think what's more important, though, about tazers is not how we feel about them, but more i

and we're also hearing now more about somebody who is in his irn s inner circle, sarah huckabee sandersl be getting secret service protection at her house. right? >> reporter: yeah, and we heard cla clarity from her husband -- >> not her husband, her dad. >>eporter: excuse me, my mistake. thanks for the quick correction. and here's what he had to say on fox business. >> it is not so much related to the red hen as it is to other the threats. she has three small children and there have been nasty things. peter fonda tweeted out to millions that somebody out to break into her house and kidnap her children. that is crime. peter fonda needs to be in jail. >> reporter: number one, there are multiple threats according to mike huckabee her father. and we also have an indication that huckabee is trying to further inflame this entire situation. trying to clearly blame peter fonda. any idea that from this podium or from the president that you will see a tamping down of rhetoric, anyone try to cool things down, heal the country, it doesn't appear that that is going to happen. and there has been a d

in the area of space, this committee has taken irn depth briefings on the threats we face through the use of our space systems while many of the details are classified, i'm satisfied with the investments we are now making in this area given that space is increasingly becoming a contested domain upon which our ground, sea, and air forces rely upon worldwide. i would only comment to my colleagues that in last year's national defense authorization act, we made substantial changes to the department's governance, the way they operate and the policy development within the department of defense. and we should give the department the time it needs to implement these new proposals before we consider additional tasks for the department. in the area of acquisition and technology, i am pleased to see the bill continues efforts at acquisition streamlining and reform and tries to strengthen d.o.d.'s stem and acquisition resource. we continue to take steps to improve the pentagon's ability to deploy technology systems and embrace modern commercial software production practices. we also include a num

from their parents is incredibly disheartening of the it's incredibly traumatic advertising for the irn. which it is a trauma that's going to last a lifetime. these kids belong with their parents. family detention is not the answer. those family detention facilities are not child care appropriate facilities. >> you come to this with a lot more experience than any of us. for the last six and a half years you have worked with this. now we see that there are some moves to get attorneys for these families to try to help them to figure out how to get back together. i would have thought having an attorney is standard. do you see moms, do you see children in court without a lawyer? >> every time. every time i go to immigration court there are children. they are not guaranteed an attorney. i have the privilege the serve a community of children who have been released to sponsors. but it is a dlop in the bucket compared to the kids how need attorneys going into the courtrooms without lawyers or advocates. >> for a minute -- so they don't have a lawyer. and i'm assuming that many of them don't spe