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so listen to rudy giuliani who thousand kee now keeps up bringing up the issue of pardons. us read good tbetween the . >> my advice to the president as his lawyer, not as a government lawyer, is no pardons. it would completely change the momentum that we have right now because it is very strong right now. you can see the polls move management president's favor and against mueller. >> then why did you suggest it? >> i didn't suggest aboit. what i said was after the investigation is over, then it has to be considered as a go. al matter, not by me. and what the history has been is these people -- these things get cleaned up. ford did it. reagan did it. carter did it. clinton did it and bush did it. >> so you are saying after the probe is over, it may be cleaned up with any pardons? >> if people were unfairly prosecuted. >> so what do you interpret here and how wise is this? >> giuliani continues to try to send this message with regard to pardons even though it is a bit of a mixed message at times. in terms of the wisdom, there is talk that this could sound like obstruction, bu

they are urging gop candidates to kee their incidents zants now but president trump tweeted support for stewart. and stewart expects the president to campaig for him. in maryland the race for the governor mansion is the biggest thisall. today two former exactic rivals teamed up. valerie ervin threw her support between bakerouhe princey george executive. ervin says she had to end her s campaign aft was prevented from using campaign cash raised bier former running mate. she decided to run when kevints cabi died last mond. this sunday the six leadingc exac hopefuls meet face-to-face on nbc 4. the governor candidates forum starts at 11:30 a.m. after meet press. tom scherrwood is the moderatorr a rr panel includes they prince cou george bureau sheaf tracy wilkins and telemundo. >> dc voters will vote on initiative 77 in next week's prary deciding whether workers receiving tips should get the full mimumwage. currently d.c. law allows employers to pay tipped workers $3.33 an hour.th set to go to $5 in 2020. and if initiative 77 passes, tipped employees would go to $15 an hour by the year 2025.

kee laws have to be changed.ane: over the w, the president tweeted, "we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. when someone comes in we must immediately with no judges or court cases bring them back from whe they can." earlier, i asked a legal professowhat rights those crossing actually have. >> in the united states constitution, under the fifth ammendment, it protects persons, not citizens. ccrues once you are in t territory. they do have due process rights. the tricky question is what constitutes due process? only about 50% of people here on undocumented status have hearings. there is a process called expedited deportations. that is for people are captureds within 100 mf the border and within a certain period of time. those people can be lawfully sent back without a hearing. the answer is, no, he can't simply negate the fifth amendment, but he does have authority for expediting deportations. jane: and we know that he enjoys using his executive orders to circumvent things. he did that wi halting

we're going to havep to kee a close eye on this as these polls tonight. fox5 local news. >> a s former nationalecurity agency analyst admits she leaked classifiedma ition. the woman, reality winner entered her guilty plea ifederal court in georgia today. winner agreed to the plea as part of an agreement with prosecutors for a 636-mont prison sentence. she already spent the last year behind bars aer mailing top secret documents to an online media sourc last year. winner 's mother spoke out after today's hearing. it hurts to know that she is going to be serving five-year prison sentence. iteaurts. atste can move forward. we can start serving that time. can start serving that sentence. >> winner's decision to pled guty is consideru adminis atratn its effort to go after leak ers the judge did not yet set a date for her sentencing. a sback for president's trump former campaign manager manifold they rejectedn argument to throw out chargesrought by the special counsel in the russia vestigation. man ford exceed ed his authority because his current case was unrela

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on voting will but the secretary of e' ce ss it is kee an eye on the situation. >> and let's see the turnout, the numbers, whether it makes a difference. >> yeah, that may be the case so few people turned out to vote that the mistake didn't actually materially impact the results. >> we'll see. >> thanks. >>> now to the race for san francisco mayor. here are the results so far with 58% of precincts reported. london breed takes the breed with 36% followed by mark leno with 26%, and jane kim with 22%. kpix 5 joe vazquez is with the london breed campaign. where just moments ago, breed addressed the crowd. joe? >> reporter: she's here. i'll tell you she is not yet declaring victory, but this crowd is celebrating. the candidate walked in just moments ago. let me show you some video because it got pretty loud in here. a big celebration as london breed arrived here at the street. she thanked her campaign team. many of whom are family and friends and neighborhood activists. we've known how they have worked throughout the years. >> this campaign is a winning campaign because we have brought so

it's on the books that you shouldn't kill unarmed black people, but it kee happening. that's the way in which peoplef l about and think about the other. so we need both social witness and public policy together so that we can make things better in this society. > you write in your book that as bigotry resurfaces, you write the lie is putef to the bel that this is not american. this is not us. when indeed i truly is. hasn't a lot of progress been made, though, since 1963? >> s malcolm xd if you stick a knife in my back and pull it out six inches, that's not progress. you're still killing me. yes, there's been enormous bogress. firsck president, but look how he was treated. if he followed up with a bigot like t president who makes no designations between bigots and people who are racists and those who challenge that. >> african-americans claim he's doing that and rising in the polls. >> the man who put the plunger up the behind was dating a black woman. sleeping back doesn't mean you know black. you try to talk about a systematic problem that creas injustice in the first

players-- quote, unquote-- disrespecting america than he does about jt kee issue going.rks for him politically, because trump brag to the owner of the dallas cowboys that, "this is a very winning, strong issue for me. this one lifts me." "it's like the anthem. it's patrick swazey and i'm baby. it lifts me." ( laughter ) but whether or not this issue is a winner for trump in general, i think that this time, he might have messed up, yeah. because you realize the eagles come from pennsylvania, and pennsylvania is a swing state, a swing state that trump only won by about 44,000 votes, which is less than one stadium full of eagles fans. yeah. and now he's picking a fight with those same fans. this is not the group you want to pick a fight with. remember, these are the same people that almost burnt down their own city when they were happy. ( laughter ) yeah. these are the fans who commemorated one of the best days of their lives by literally eating horse shit. ( laughter ) and you want to start a fight with them? if i were you, mr. president, i would quit while i was ahead, be

michael: kee in mind to dan's point there are different interests for president and for facing akers who ar the voters this year. the president doesn't face the voters for anothha two and a years. you know, for all of the stuff that's been happening here, his base i b't going toieve he backed down. his base isn't really going to ink, oh, well, you know, now he's not one of us anymore. cause he'sot them locked in. and i dwonder whether the closer we get to the elections to the mid ter that the gulf between president trump's interests and a given member of co who is running for re-election, that widens. dan: nancy's point about the policy is impornt. this is policy chaos we are seeing. it's a textbook example of a policy put in plac without much thinking and then a policy suddenly reversed aagain without much thinking. they are trying square all that. there is a quote we had in one of our stories today fro a rson from the texas civil rights project who said, either the government wasn't thinking at all about how they were going to put the families back together or they decided they jus

before the primary.ow you he wants to make this not about trump, which i'm sure newsom would ove to keeking about. he wants to talk about the affordable crisis, the housing crisis. the message from republicans is that california is doing wellec omically but there's a lot of people who have been left behind and that democrats broke it and, youknow, they think they can fix it better. so i think that this will be an interesting race. the numbers are not in john cox's favor, you know. republicans have less voter on their rolls now than independents in california, but i think thi -s will be it will be a race. i think it will be interesting to vet cox because he's veryow un and we don't know a lot about him. >> what of the economy, if it s tank for some reason over the summer? >> it could. for ally it takes a whi people to feel that and things are going so well right now in california and the country. tt, you know, we -- one big question ink is the power of the gas tax, repeal. you know, we saw one state senator, josh newman, recalled by his constituents on tuesday by a big marnnd that's a bi

really matters to me is that i'm surrounded by the sounds, so i'm going top keep doing what i'm doing to kee my life in that direction. >> hi. welcome to san francis. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no.

it is better in your 30s to kee 10%. once you are in your 40s, i think you can go up to 20% bonds. in your 60s, as you approach retirement age, take it up to 40% to 50% i still think you should keep a substantial chunk of your portfolio in the stock market. you increase your bond exposure to 60% to 70% post retirement. you can't afford to take losses with your investment especially since you are going to need to start spending the money in your retirement accounts. keeping a third of your money. should always be trying to create more wealth in case you live longer than you expect. in other words, going all in on bonds once you have retired is the bet against your own longevity. who the heck wants to take that kind of bet. as you get older, you should gradual increase your retirement fund bond exposure to the point of 40% to 50% of your money is in u.s. treasury even if you retire, you should keep owning some stocks so some piece of your capital can continue to appreciate over the long-term. best case, you live a very long time and that extra money it comes in handy let's take some

it's like a cold that kee coming back. lou: thanks so much.pe that rebecca is right and mark is wrong >>> tonight's quote of the evening for those nfl players who defy the president, our national anthem, men are respectable only as the at it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. good night. . >>> you're ac watching fox busis coverage of the 2018 primary elections. s neil caputo. neil: this is big. i've got the all-star crew here. to tell you how big this will be in the eight states where we're putting it on the line for you. five governor's mansions up for grabs, five senate seats up for grabs, 85 house seats, 60 of them in safe republican districts that might not be safe anymore. and ifou keep in mind the map, the democrats need 23 seats to gain control ofhe hse representatives. you can do the math as well as i

. >> this is a state we have been saying kee a e on for senate control. democrats trying those ten states where democrats are re-elected for senate. tester so far you look at those ten democrats in trump states, he has looked little safer than the other ones. it's going to get more serious after tonigh this a very close race. you have the state rosendale. he trailed earlier. russell fagg was in the lead earlier. there still is some to come. biggest county of state, billings. this is fagg's base. his statewide fortunes and ability to win the primary tied to how many votes he can see out of this area. theinner of this g a shot at tester. montana is one of the states we say trump state, red state. certainly is. this is a state donald trump won by 21. it's a funky state politically you loo back over the last 20 years. this is a state bill clinton managed to carry once and barack obama was within a couple point of carrying as recently as2008 av elected democrats. max baucus was the u.s. senator from here, democrat, up until a coup oyearago. tester, there is a

that is definpely going to kee us mild tonight as will the cloudse region.own 71,wincheste places in the 50s this hour last night. i wanted to show you dewpoints because they wereda comfortably in the the 50s . but we've now climbed to 61 to 65 at quantico. when it gets into the mid six post offices that becomes noticeable if it getsp and over seven 30eu9 becomes uncomfortable and we may be in that neighborhood tomorrow just to get you ready for it. tight we do have clouds start aing to thicken up around the region. showers are back through west vaf. this is a little bit of moisture that will collect and movehrough our area during the morning. warm front with clouds and a few showers. the afternoon willbriy that could run into zoo pretty hot and humid airte and p a couple of storms as mentioned. thee head for about 88 in district it wouldn't be surpris ing to see some spots get closer to 89 or nine down towards fredericksburg and maybp cuer as well as manassas. the risk tomorrow with any storm we see is not so much flash flooding. we thi that risk is pretty

to kee on mayor island, don ford, kpix 5. >> every year, she steams her way south to keep shipping lanesn. if all goes well, she'll be ready for her next tour of duty in 2019. >>> now from ice to hot. icy hot. we got a little product placement in there. as we get to high pressure building in over the state, we'll be back to warm readings inland not so much on the coast. we have a robust on-shore flow, and that means that the coastline just stays summertime cool. highs today, santa rosa managed 74. as we look at the bay bridge traffic making its way into san francisco on the upper desk, concord 76-degree. mountain view, 74. mt. diablo. 77 in concord. in san francisco, 64, mostly sunny skies for most of the bay area. by tomorrow morning, the low clouds thicken, and the drizzle comes down. inland, warmer in the low 80s. we haul out futurecast that shows they're going to linger along the shoreline. we have this chilly blanket of low clouds lingering along the coast. nothing that's really moving that marine area influence inland later in the day. venis is near the crescent moon tonight. the t

the person and help iing to kee their spirits up because these children are to be brave.t an intense situation to go through this and a family and then to have to do it in a place that's not close to home. that's not where your comfort zone is. in a place like new york city, which can be extremely overwhelming for people to visit. people from kentucky, utah, san diego, from other places around the country. so barbara makes it easier. she likes to say these kid need a break from being brave. i want them to feel like kid. she gets so much swroi. candle lighters get so much joy in being able to give a child a smile. turn crappy into happy. what a pleasure. give john my best. >> and when our colleague, his family first settled in the united states, his great uncle's found this place to fit in. it was boston's west end house. now three generations later, that youth center is still this important place for young immigrants. how has the make up of the kids who use this changed? >> we're supporting people from all over the world. it's a new need, but in reality, thest the same. >

neighborhoods against fire >> sometis u have to burn the vegetation back away from the town in order to kee thatember cast to a lower level, and get your neighbors interested in it. >> reporter: supervisor steel is talking about screens on at that timics and metal guards on the eaves so embers don't take hold. it's definitely food for thought for the people sleeping here at the moose lodge tonight. for many of them it's their fourth fire evacuation in as many years. debora villalon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right, thank you for that. joining us now on the phone is cal fire spokesman david clark, and good evening to you david, i know you made quite a bit of progress today. are you attributing that to the resources on the ground, the break in the weather, a little bit of both? >> yes, good evening alex. a little bit of both. we have increased personnel on the ground and also the weather is playing very fair for us for the last 24 hour operational period. al period. >> david, 600 structures remain threatened tonight, what's being done to try and protect those structures, and any idea yet when p

it was a good night for those g kee their seats.n nuch grisham pierce both came out on top in their respective primaries. the cook political report rates that race lean democratic. in south dakota the republican woman gnome won h nomination. she is the oddsn favorite to win this november's eleion and become the state's first female governor. we'll be right back. introducing walkabout wednesdays. it's a great day for a great deal! tender, center-cutlo or chicken on the barbie, fries, a draft beer or a coke, allor just .99. only for a limited time. so don't w♪lk, run tk. >>> welcome back. panel is back. sahil kapur, and lonnie chin. we will talk about yesterday's might say one of the first big super tuesdays of this primary. we have a couple of big primary days coming up in august and september. lonnie chin, you were a republican delegate to the state convention in california. >> i was. >> i believe you informed me you didn't h to pick between john cox and travis allen in the republican endorsement race. what do you make of last night

it will be dry for today, but just kee in mind you may have to leave it in the garage for tomorrow.aindrops are coming our wae' th your planner for your tuesday. sun up almost an hour ago at 5:45. sunny, low humidity. cooler than average today. average high now is 87. we'll be four or five degrees cooler than that. perfect weakyer versus bd barbecuing tonight as well. more about the return of the rain and the return of the stifling heat later on in the week coming up. now let's go over to melissa. >> good morn bg, chuck. wodge, new problem on north 95. a report of a crash in the left lane. we're going to send chopper over that way to see wha c we there from above this morning. as you look at 66 slow spot as you are appro manassas. loosens up again, and then a little slow as you are headed into fairfax this morning. in the district east capital at southern avenue. that crash still hanging around college park, northbound route 1 at the beltway. crash reported the. if you areeaded out in the america couple of minutes, maybe extra time. top of the beltway looking little slower than norm

we must also provide svices th kee people in housi i want to congratulations commune partnership and all of your partners and bank of america. we need our financial partners to invest in us. it is an investment in our city. this work is not altrutic. is quite selfish because we are better off and we are safer and hlthiehen our neighbors haves t affordable, permanent, stable housing. congratulations to everybody involved today and to the 100 seniors that will be able to stay in place at 666 ellis. >> thanou supervisor kim. [applae] on behalf of the honorable mayor mark ferrell who again apologizes for not being here it is my pleasure to introduce kate hartley. >> thank you gail. i am so happy to be here and be here with all the amazing people in this area who made this happen. mayor ferrell sends his regret. he really wanted to be here today. he's been soledil with te opportunity to come toldin like this andee s the amazing the transrmation of these project. we are so lucky to be ableo do this work and our city is so much better for the opportunity to have housing like this and allow

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admistration does plan to continue its policy of zero tolerance but trying to see what it can do to keeor longer periods of time and facilities to house them.he meanwhile, t house even though it did take a step back, they plan on usinghat time to tweak the bill a little bit and try to garner more votes andt hopefully tha bill will come up for a vote next w melanie alnwi fox5 news.m >> thank you mel. >>> we ak getting a inside of a vir inia facility that housing migraeo children. a from a facility in bristow, virginia is what you're going to see it was releas o by the departmf health and human services. this footage was released one day aftersiresident trump ed an executive order to prevent migrant families from being separated at tde bor the new video also coming after virginia governor ralph dnortham ordere an investigation into allegations of abuse at a different oufacility hng migrant children. the complaints are coming from a shenandoah valley juvenile center. northam says he's concerned about what he calls disturbing allegations of abuse of the children being housed there. the faci

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kee >> we'll see. >>> the world couple, poland and senegal.the best substitution in the history of the tournament. he comes onto the field the perfect time. poland's backward pass results in an empty net and that's it. that's the difference in the game. are you kidding me? senegal wins 2-1, their first win since 2002 in the world cup. >>> hey, remember that statue they put in the portuguese airplane last year of soccer star cristiano ronaldo? hideous, right? well, today they replaced the statue with a new one, much more dignified i'd say of the soccer star and somewhere brandi chastain is watching this sportscast waiting for her bust to be changed. >> wondering who the artist was with that one. >> yeah. get them on speed dial. they are in sports hall of fame. >> thanks, dennis. >>> coming up in our next half hour president trump heads to capitol hill as bipartisan anov rating families at the border, the scramble now for a solution. >> tesla sabotaged? elon musk calls out an employee with a grudge and has some strong words for his company's hat

. >> woodruff: dawn por decided to do this documentary about bobby kee nedy. whd the idea come from? why did you want to do it >> you know, over the course of my career, so many peop that i admire told me how much they were influenced and admired bobby kennedy. and i was really curious about that. so, for example, attorney general eric holder, i interviewed him for previous film in the justice department, and he told me as a 12-year-old in queens, he looked at the kennedy brothers and thought maybe i co sld me public service. you know, bby kennedy, john f. kennedy jr., were always really, really important in marginalized communities, in the african american community. and i thought what a great time to explore that legacy at a time when politics feels so dark and when so many people people-- are so impacted by the political discourse of today. this was-- this sealed like a really good time to look back at his life and legacy. and i really wand to focus on his life, and that's kind of the inspiration for the film. k >> woodrufthleen townsend, you started to tal

now just kee in mind, jake, that michael cohen and keith davidson have appeared in other instances together as well. karen mcdougal one of them and then another playboy model who sues elliott proudy, the republican donor. so michael avenatti trying to show there is a pattern of collusion between the two men. >> interesting. m.j. lee, thank you so much. >>> the panel let's start with your reaction to this lawsuit being brought by stormy daniels suggesting her former attorney wasn't looking out for her but working with michael cohen on behalf of president trump to keep her quiet. >> look, obviously if you hire a lawyer to represent you, theyld people who are out do to get you and who you are acc something. so that is a problem. i think that you couldwell wich something up and so therefore maybe donald trump is guilty and if you are michael cohen and the lawyer reaches out, you are going to do whatever you can to get this person to deny that this happened. that is a reasonable thing to do. if they're doing something that is illegal, that is a different story. >> and does this put president tru

. >> kee on it. you're right. she's not that experienced he has many appoin that experience is not his biggest thing. she got into the back and forth at a senate confirmation h with d feinstein and it was all about her religion and she wa her kai thol cz thol, can can you interpret the law. she became a real hero to religi conservatives and trump has shown he likes to make religi conservatives happy. >> i assume this was an abortion conver >> she's also 46. they w get someone on the court for three decades or more. >> the know where she stands on a lot of things. >> now but what happened he sa that the whole bed thing. can i remind peopl not of donaldtrump, the apprentice host, but that's what this is remini of. everyb remember mitt romney, chris christie, reince priebus, they h the flag out, they did the whole meet and shake. is thi to do for scotus? >> you mean decorum might preven donald trump? >> i know i shouldn't sound so surpri >> as julie said so eloquently before every moment of this presid that he can tu

a plan to gethis and we are kee. --t could be reason why there could be a message to italy.hey need to revise their inflation probe -- forecast. as quite lower on inflation, which is why he was talking about the risk of negative real rates. there is quite a few balls in the air it irt of -- balls it is part of the question. hurt will that help or going forward if the european union puts up a hard stance versus italy anput a -- e ward the european union? isn't that bad for the common currency? mark: not necessarily. the could be willing to look past one player. italy is one country withia large group. the northern european countries are growing nicely. if they are willing to do that, that is a good sign for the euro. the ecbld be caving in for just one member, that is dangerous and a negative thing for the eur i think ien positively. matt analyst put this up on facebook yesterday. i thought it was fascinating because it shows the ecb bond purchase, the white line is germany and the yellow and blue are france. german debt and into the crisis not supporting italy? isn't that in

and you know one of the things that people kee saying is, i lived outside in the city for many many yearsthut then i decided to make this area home because you get the quaint tranquility of, you know, just country life. a ltle slower paced. so you've selecte some homes for us that people can csider. let's startith the first one. >> absolutely. i selected three houses that kind of represent three price points ttou suggested. so the first one is a house at 49510 captains court in dam moron maryland. 299.999. 0,000. >> you don't see those numbers up where w are. >> right. >> the thing that'kind of unique about it it's on 3.69 acres. >> wow. it's a500 square foot rambler, three bedrooms two baths, two car garage, front porch, rear deck. got a lot o nice features. been upgraded with nice kit, appliance, got a vaulted ceiling, great room concept. >> when you have big land like that, i would assume down here you could even maybe have some horses. >> you could have some horses. in community where there's f somem instead lots, and ere are a number of residents there in tni commu that have horses.

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and this morning president trump jumping into the fray, telling california voters, goquote, kee our countrye hands of high tax, high crime nancy pelosi. >> we wanted to be in your hometown. we're hoping that this is the precinct where you actually voted, an elementary school where people lined up here at 7:00 a.m. when it opened. it has been a bit of a steady stream, not a huge number of voters out. that may bode poorly for democrats who hope to win in places like orange county, you know, traditionally conservative, a place that hillary clinton won and that a democrat hadn't won since alf landon in 1936. they're hoping to pick up seats here. but, you mentioned the jungle primary system here, top two vote getters regardless of party, an open primary system, there are so many well funded, well organized democrats in these races. there is three competitive races in orange county that they hope to flip. the 39th, the 48th and 49th districts. all of them were held by republicans, two of those republicans are -- have resigned and are not running again. and that has forced a slew of candidates int

rs, but kee thee number of congressional seats. california and northern california would likely stay democratic. southern california would likely become a swing state. david farris, a political scientist at roosevelt university, argues that california should be split into seven states. he said big states like california, which are largely democratic, are simply too big to be fairly represented in the senate. by dividing up the state, you could get a dozen more democratic senators. farris, very anti-trump, says republicans have been fighting dirty for years, and it'sime for democrats the favor starting with breaking up the golden state, there we should note, since california became a state back in 1850, there have been 200 attempts at splitting up california. none have succeeded. >> shannon: so far it's a hard pass. all right, trace, thank you very much. we'll watch. speaking of electoral politics, president trump is not afraid, he says, of the alleged midterm blue waves. >> i think the economy iso good, i think the tax cuts have be

agaiou see the futurecast kind of kees ng the cin there through about this morning.in the 70 through the mor hours by noon, 82 degrees, sunshine breaki out. by 3 o'clock, plenty of henshine up into t mid to upper 80's by 6 o'clock, same kind of deal and then this evening under clear skies ptemperatures should rather quickly and some of our suburbs going to be waking up to temratures in the 50's this morning. some of those same suburbs that are waking up to temperatures in the 70's this morning. 85 your daytime hig today. hot for quantico, fredericksburg, 88 degrees. but again, you,oo, should see your humidity dropping throughout theoday t. dulles 84 as well as comfortable 83 degrees.artinsbua so, let's take arook at weekend forecast in case you're planning your weekend here in washington. pretty good 1 itswh beenile since we've done a totally dry weekend. saturday mostly sunny, 85 degrees, warm and dry, humidi starts to come back, though, saturday evening and t'by sunday, i hot and humid for father's day t few more clouds in the sky out towe the , west virginia, mary

with the shortages that she had juo kee the jails covered, it's been a struggle for her and her deputies, so we're trying work that outside. thank you. >> commissioner mazzucco: commissioner hirsch? >> commissioner hirsch: yeah, chief, i was just wondering, does that reflect the actual practice that we're doing right now, does it change anything we're doing right now? >> no, it just provides guidance for the station personnel. the only true change is the authoring of the letter. that's only a recent practice in the last year, 1.5 years, where we have to obtain that letter. >> commissioner hirsch: so we're just being asked to approve something that actually reflects thepractice. >> once this bulletin is approved, that will become the practice hirsch hirsch are we doing something that will affect the practice, that's my -- >> commissioner hirsch: are we doing something that will affect the practice, that's my question. >> this bulletin captures that process hirs process. >> commissioner hirsch: thank you. >> commissioner mazzucco: commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: one quick

and we'll kee it going right in through the rest -- early next week and into the fourth of juholiday heating up here in d.c. >> hot. >> thank you so much mike. >> you're welcomeit >> let's check ih erin como. she's been busy tracking that ehindent that's right her. >> that's right skyfox just made it to that location.fr incredible mom this perspective. 370 westbound ramp to 270 southbound remains shut dow that tractor-trailer was carrying a variety of spices as well as'v tv's. e kind of contained it over to that right shoulder, right lane working tohi get everyt cleared out of the way but so much debris out there. crews anticipating that t ramp will be closed throughoutra thtion of the morning rush. it is an injur crash and it's also undernvestigation. let's switch over from skyfox and show you a o look at maps. you can always take 355 southbound over to 28 to hook onto 270. any questions about getting around erin fox5 on owitter. metron time. we'll look at your virginia commute next. back to you. you.in thank >>> the search will resume today for a missing boater in anne arrundelount

. >> i think that's also important to kee m >> jimmy: the dancing kind of -- kind of got you -- your the dance floor. >> jimmy: by yourself? >> yeah. so i was just dancing with my imaginary dance partner. and i happened to bump into this guy. and i looked up and it was gambino. and i was like, oh, i know who you are. and he was like, "oh, yeah. role that i have in mind." and i was like, "cool." [ laughter ] and i was darius on "atlanta." >> jimmy: and there you go. and now here you are as a -- two season -- three seasons later. yeah. look at this. look at this. [ cheers and applause ] from the -- so what, dude. "get out," "atlanta," and now you're in this movie "sorry to bother you." which is honestly, i've never seen anything like that movie, i would say. it's -- >> you've never seen anything like this movie. like it's so insane and so crazy. it's a wild ride. like i don't know if anyone's seen the trailer yet. >> jimmy: no, yeah. the trailer went viral. it was fantastic. >> yeah, like, that's not even a drop in the bu t >> jimmy: and who did it again? who directed it and who wrote

. >> ♪ >> stuo right now kee our eyes on the roads and let me just tell you there's tucker barnes, we'reexcited -- can you guys hear me now. >> i hear you. >>id we lose tucker. >> he hung on for a>> second. 'm like what's happening here. branch anue northbound at silver hill road. we have a use caution. unfortunately it was a really iet start to t morning and now we're seeing things starting to pick up around the area.t problemst's sho you whatlse wee against. earlier crash bw parkway cleared to the shoulder. no more delays bw by 32. laurel bowie road northbounet before racck road, there is a crash. please use caution at that intersection out in bowie. othe than that 50 looks good to and from the bayld bridge. i say with the weather as pleasant as it is, if you are planning on headingut across the bay bridge to the beaches, now is the time to get that start, if you can. otherwise if you're justheaded e things over once again no, other problems as we make our way out 270 southbound, 70 t1,o 12 minor delays northbound looks nice towards deep creek. we're getting it together for this friday

. >> we have learned tonight the lengths to which the staffs of 43 and 44 went to kees the peace with canada. seems so quaint and dated as of this past weekend. >> the ties that bind. >> the two leaders are talki that's why you may have sampled some talking on our end. this was from earlier. cameras have been expelled from where they are. we're going to slip in a break. obviously, if anything comes out of there, we will hop back in and go immediately live to singapore. otherwise, please stay with us. oulive coverage continues just on the other side. >>> we're going to have a great discussion and i think tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. and it's my honor. and we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. >> the president saying we will have a terrific relationship no doubt. predicting a tremendously successful discussion and saying it is his honor to meet with the dictator of north korea. that one woun meeting no u.s. president has ever before accedeto the north korean demands for a one-on-one meeting with the u.s. president. but that meeting is happenin

by the way, bond yields, though, they're not going down, they're going up along with stocks they keeingk toward that 3% mark the ten-year yield this morning at 24% >>> in corporate news globally, china's zte reportedly inking a deal with america that would put it back in business. eunice yoon joining us live from beijing with more on this story. eunice >> reporter: thanks so much, brian. well, it looks as though zt senk close to a rescue. according to some of the preliminary terms, zte would agree to a rescue deal up to $1.7 billion in financial penalties, a management change in 30 days, unrestricted u.s. representative visits to verify u.s. components are being used, a new compliance contractor, post calculations of.s. parts on their websites as well. and as you guys know, the company had effectively been shut down after the u.s. commerce department had imposed this ban because they found that the company had violated sanctions, illegally selling some goods to an as well as north korea, and also then later breaching the terms of the settlement now, zte isn't commenting so far, but the

that it is a bad thing that they don't want this t keep going forward and they don't want families to kee beingeparated but they can't agree on how to go about it. >> sabrina, wor that we heard -- pos hahostages. political pawns. we got the first lady's take. you heard the president say he doesn't like children being separated from their parents at the border. my sense is those words are g used accurately here -- the white house has no qualms, no complaints here with using these children for political ga >> there' no question about it because at the end of the day, this is a trump administration policy. it's something that jeff sessions, the attorney general, that john kelly, the chief of staff, stephen miller, of course a senior policy advisor and speech writer to the president, have all conceded is part of a zero tolerance approach that they believe would deter other immigrants from coming to cross the border. so the president is trying to deflect blame bysting there's some sort of congressional fix when you've heard time and again, if he wants to, he could end this policy tomorrow. and

it's tough to look at because we kees switching s just to get things into perspective here, but right now, they are getting these fks that were stranded on the top of the bridge for the past 40, 50 anutes or hour out of the way. >> and on the other side, the inner loop, i assume, in this picture, you see a little bitf o movement there as well. crash we know that th scene was mostly on the outer loop. there was a response that had built o athe inner loop side so for that reason, there were some closures there as well. ot a little bit of movement here, it seems, at this point. >> that is a good, good thing to see, for sure. i know they are working hard. now we spoke with mark brady with prince george's county fire and rescue just a couple of minutes ago. he was saying this could be a really big undertaking and it could be a long time before things are cleared out of the way. take a listen. >> it's goingo be an extended period of time, not to mention or as youentioned, a lot of the things that the fire and ems department needs to do as far as make surhe fire is out, making sure any hazma

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