not just tomorrow and tuesday but on wednesday, the fourth of juda, and on thu as well. posted this snap on my facebook andwier pages. you can go there and check it out in more detail. but high storm chances over the mountains. once you get past the mountains, the storm chances start to drop off. only about 40% of frederick and fauquier counties. and t storm chance, toward beaches. pretty low. only about 20%. deep creek, a lot of folks heading out that way. i am seeg a few storms there at times over the holiday week. it won't be a washout. just be weather ready. very small chance for an isolated storm at 7:00 p.m. ultimately, i think it will be dry. it will be muggy and warm. the temperatures starting off at t87 degrees 7:00 p.m. the fireworks get underway at p 8:. the sunset will be at 8:36. if you're heading f the beaches, the temperatures in the low to mid 80s. as wt looke ten-day forecast ,he notice friday. that cools us off and brings gorgeous weather saturday and sunday. we shoot back into the 90s. >>> coming up, brycer har >>> coming up, brycer har ♪ south l.a. is

judas is an academic and an immigration x. but she knows the statistics speak for themselves since two thousand people have been entering at the rate of about eight hundred fifty thousand a year there are currently on the estimated twelve million people in the country illegally and that's a huge number but the other thing is happening is that immigrants are going to what we call nontraditional states communities all over the country are suddenly waking up to find large foreign born populations in their midst in their schools and it seemed like it happened overnight in felicitous and wait a minute what's going on and there's a feeling that the system is out of control which in fact it so i mean there are serious problems with our immigration system. a series of fences dotted along the three thousand kilometer border between the united states and mexico were designed to stem the flow of illegal movement in the areas based on current estimates the system is a failure. the walls have not been an effective deterrent they've changed

that is juda, five years old using an electrolayer ritual. he has vocal cord paralysis. this will help him communicate better. you're used to seeing somebody older using one but he is using this for the first time because he hasn't heard his own voice in two years. here he is with a speech pathologist and he's got a whole crowd with him, his family, his mim. >> are you ready? i'll turn it on and you say hello. >> you can see he's very reticent. >> hold on. >> yeah, that's it. >> oh. >> so for folks who may not be familiar with the electrolarynx, that is a buzzer you put on somebody who doesn't have use of our vocal cords to make the sound easy for people to understand. so you can hear the buzzing but you can also hear somebody's voice. >> that's pretty cool. >> the speech pathologist has to get him to use it. but once he does, he's got a whole group of cheerleaders there cheering him on. >> you put it on there and say -- >> i made a sound. >> dude, that's your opportunity to have a super hero voice. >> people online are saying she did a great job being patient with him.

left additional knowledge of judas only gets up at will did it which we're doing a good little saw from us in a few others just a sellout over the last. people are. we prepared the joint. now we need to weld the pipes together. you still hold most valuable to what each of you are. welding each circular joint is like docking the international space station. the third in full moon close to forego the full moon of the. new book and should never do so from going to look for clues. in a moment the cart before. the bridge arches were built in curch and became a bit of a local attraction. residents come here at the weekends to watch the building process. for the change itself boy ottawa. for the bush to stay with. it's also become quite a popular hideaway for courts and couples. and their shots still doesn't have any wants to take a sightseeing. decided to take rashad space in my own hands and act as a matchmaker and. we're sitting here eating and talking about life in general food here is a very serious business conference. if he keeps on staring at his phone he might never find himself a bri

who those people ok judas next now it's cool now listen it's not small into world cup and you get. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to go i mean eight percent of the beach but probably with you and you will solo all the great britain if you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. a low. and i'm really happy for joined up to for the two thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet the special one i was also appreciated me to just say the radio theology team's latest edition to make up a bigger. look. welcome back to the program from football we now move to other world news the u.k. has a new foreign secretary jeremy hunt following the resignation of boris johnson johnson was the third key bricks appear to resign in twenty four hours over the government's adoption of a softer approach to quitting the

judas is an academic and an immigration expert she knows the statistics speak for themselves since two thousand people have been entering at the rate of about eight hundred fifty thousand a year there are currently an estimated twelve million people in the country illegally and that's a huge number but the other thing is happening is that immigrants are going to what we call nontraditional states communities all over the country are suddenly waking up to find large foreign born populations in their midst and their schools i mean it seemed like it happened overnight in felicitous and wait a minute what's going on and there's a feeling that the system. out of control which in fact there are serious problems with their immigration system. a series of fences dotted along the three thousand kilometer border between the united states and mexico were designed to stem the flow of illegal movement in urban areas based on current estimates the system is a failure. the walls have not been an effective deterrent they've changed their way and the costs and getting at the time of the fences put up i

judas is an academic and an immigration x. but she knows the statistics speak for themselves since two thousand people have been entering at the rate of about eight hundred fifty thousand a year there are currently an estimated twelve million people in the country illegally and that's a huge number but the other thing is happening is that immigrants are going to what we call nontraditional states communities all over the country are suddenly waking up to find large foreign born populations in their midst in their schools and it seemed like it happened overnight in felicitous and wait a minute what's going on and there's a feeling that the system is out of control which in fact there are serious problems with our immigration system. a series of offenses doctored along the three thousand kilometer border between the united states and mexico were designed to stem the flow of illegal movement in there is based on current estimates the system is a failure. the walls have not been an effective deterrent they've changed their way and

judas, go ahead. if any i was wondering sort of disciplinary action can be taken against the officials in the government? you know? over the cruelty in separating over 2000.ren, most people are very upset about this and there should he some sort of looking into this. not just stopping it but disciplinary action. host: that was judas -- that was judas in texas. sorry for those complications. mr. smith, could you give some context to the things we heard? what happens with the family? and guest: he lives in a small village three hours outside the capital and he was in a soccer match and he got into an argument over a dirty play. and he got into that argument with the brother of a gang major for 18th street, a gang down there along with ms 13. and that was enough to get his life threatened. he was afraid for his life. to answer to the u.s. your first collar, he has an hondurasto a fellow in . there are people who want to come here for economic betterment. many refugees in our past came here for economic b

[laughter] and she said to judas go up to a wrapper and say i work with your dad? [laughter] >> it was factually accurate but not cool. [laughter] >> at least you went up to him and that we were in london meeting the queen and david beckham was there i know he wanted to do it with me but tee5 talk to me all night and i said he wants to do it with me. >> you could feel it in the air. [laughter] and did my makeup. [laughter] so with a trip down memory lane but what is your favorite memory from this moment? >> it was the knights of the affordable care act. >> but it was true and but michelle obama was out of town. but i was not invited. and then there was champagne and cocktails. and then would visit the gettysburg address. so it was amazing. >> that is loftier than my favorite memory. so then when does he hate you? i remember every time the potus hated me. [laughter] >> there were many times. [laughter] there were a time in 2011 things were not going great and we were getting criticized in the press so therefore it was my fault. so every day for about three weeks bar

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there is a middle, i thi, on the right that says he was upholding precedent as an appeals court juda and tht may not reflect on what he would do on the supreme court. >> woodruff: all right, lisa desjardins. we're going to have days and even weeks to look at this but we know that the senate is -- >> it starts tomorrow. that's right. they said we'll start working on this right away. lisa desjardins, thank you. i need to say we are going to pause right we need to pause here. pbs newshour will continue in a moment in the west. many of our pbs stations in the east will now return to their regularly scheduled programming. >> major funding for pbs newshour has been provided by: su >> cr cellular understands that not everyone needs an unlimited wireless plan. our u.s.-based customer service reps can help you choose a plan based on how much you use your learn more, go toar nothing consumercellulv >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, ande. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, ad

abusivebeen called an slaveholder, a modern-day judas. at the root of the hypocrisy they practice -- in the wars before the civil war, the episcopal church in the south was the least enthusiastic about the abolition of slavery. why? the large slaveholders and business men of wealth in the main belonged to the episcopal faith. one does not bite the hand that feeds you. yet they were not merely bystanders in the antebellum period. the 1860 census for virginia shows 112 episcopal ministers living in the old dominion. of those 112 three fourths of the clergy or participants and a system that condemned now. the invisible church denomination was among the first to establish a confederate church. clergy servedval as chaplains in the confederate armies. this now the denomination that lashes out at confederates in general and lee in particular. neighborhood the lee memorial stained window was taken out of the national cathedral dedicated 64 years earlier it was removed as was the plaque on which were the words lee was a christian soldier without f

apostles, apart from judas, were believers, admitted at the table of the lord the night before their arrest. even though they fled at his arrest for fear of their own personal safety. the word of the cross in the new testament calls people to personal faith and repentance and it is an ongoing reminder to see ourselves as crucified and resurrected and having been purchased in such a way that as the apostle peter says, we are to no longer walk in the futile ways inherited from your forefathers. the truth of personal redemption, personal union with christ at the cross, does not necessarily lead to adamistic individualism. it instead at its best balances community belonging with individual dignity and responsibility, as we see from the very beginning in which jesus from the cross entrusts the care of his mother to the apostle john. we bear one another's burdens as those who are purchased at the cross. the personal nature of the evangelical message though would mean we are not simply a part of a nameless aggregate of generic humanity. we must all, the scripture says, appear before the jud

with one area that has brought us some concern, that is the modifications you make in traditional -- judas review and your recommendation. you mentioned that governors like to have a lot of power. that is really true. legislators like a lot of power. this review is checks and balances in our system. because we have strong checks and balances, it makes for a much more open process for people to have an input because there is a possibility of the judicial branch getting involved in the process. i want to wait a concern, a lot of people who are committed to the working of the endangered species act have brought to their attention -- my attention the concern on the modifications you make in the review. i would just urged us to step back a moment and recognize it is in all of our to make sure that we do have checks and balances in our system. it is very possible that state officials in your state will act responsibly and act with process, and in other states they may not. the judicial review gives us a balance in hours. when you look at policies today, it has never been more important. i would

going on on the sidelines behind the scenes his negotiations with the british regarding the release of juda solace from that embassy that of course the media's attention this is what he had to say. but you look for a person to stay confined like that for so long is tantamount to a human rights violation. all that we want is a guarantee that nothing poses a danger to songes life the ownership of this situation cannot go on forever and sanjay will eventually have to go all right. yes indeed yes but his departure should come about through dialogue because he's always concerned there for the welfare and mental health of that's not to say that moreno supports his cause though part in part of his profile press conference he was very clear that he does not support and he's never agreed with the sergeant activity stated very clearly that he does not agree with interventions into private emails to obtain information no matter how valuable it is to public discourse and to expose undesirable acts of governments or people so not on a science fan necessarily more of and one could say of just this now or

must judas become self-made finance he has to earn an education. northern european countries see things a bit differently. in the fullest means that you are not going to take instruction from any of the fighting and we know that in this situation of syria the state of agenda the mandate that was given to us is bull it's not targeting one particular side to this conflict it is broad it is focusing on identifying investigating person and building five on sunday the more terrorists. seventy four design submissions say. seven cells pilings. to join judges. that eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. the russian w.b. a champion of the. underbrush. show you how. the crimea bridge was built. what was the construction living you need to transport doughtery that will help the cause of crimea. most of those you know while google for more familiar bit of the bridge club. so there's ample of it i'm valid store acting or just a down payment on a handgun and most of it all i need to sample and fired last on a building. don't think a lot is that. if i didn't ask mr