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we call it miller lite. what are you holding? miller lite.ue. >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. it is back to school season which means teachers are enjoying their last few day-drinking benders, parents are turning target into a scene from the purge and kids are taking their final pees in the pool. and thaks to the trump administration, this year even con artests are going back to scl. >> the trump administration will rescind obama era policy meant to protect students from abusive practices by for profit schools and colleges. today education secretary betsy de vos says she plans to fully repeal a rule that targeted scales that failed to prepare students for gainful employment. and now argue the rule wasn't backed up by research and created burdensome reporting requirements. >> trevor: how can people be this evil? like it's bad enough that there are scam schools that take students' money and don't teach them properly but now trump will subsidize those scam schools with taxpayer money. like it feels like there is nothing this administr

democrats don't want a republican lite and republicans don't want a democrat lite to be their governorod to have you both here. phil, let me start with you because you are a florida resident and we are going to see some major campaigning in florida. do you think it really sets up basically what you could see in 2020 between the president trump and a more left-leaning democrat? >> yeah, this will be a very interesting race. the race would have been -- i think if gwen graham would have won it would have been a major victory for democrats. i think with andrew gillum's win it brings desantis back into the race. because they will be able to use the bernie card left and right. i think the key if i'm really looking at this is does the african-american turnout equal what basically obama got in his two elections in florida? this is a mid-term election. if they don't turn out it will be very helpful for desantis. >> dana: we saw the turnout numbers for both republicans and democrats in the mid-term are double what they were in 2014 mid-term and the youth vote was up a lot. are democrats disappoi

. >> that's a lite extreme. >>> apple users may have to wait a little longer for a feature promised in an upcoming update. a group facetime peoplellowing 32 people to video chat at once? >> why would you wantk to t to 32 people in a video chat? >> get a conference. >> ion't think inow 32 people. >> they said it would be part of the ios 12 next month. apparently they decided it isn't ready just yet. now, they say it will be released later this fall in a separate update. >> you heard bull in a china shop, how about a bull in a liquoru store. an see the bear triggered the automatic door and wghked in. toalert employee managed stop the second set of doors from opening. he's smart. another customer walked right in and didn't even see the bear. he walked right off. >> i wonder if he wanted bourbon? i thought, why? >> the b&b? >> i would think a brown bear would like a brown liquor and lar bears would be the clear liquor. maybe the bear drinks vodka. the polarre bear -- w going off the rails. talk about the forecast. >> we can do that. nothing major. not the super soakers we've been facing. n

that would be welcome news -- >> having atl lite trouble hearing mr. bell. we'll try to the kinks worked out. >> should i stand closer to youe >>'s the microphone. >> it's a miracle. here's a look attorm team 4 radar. a little break in the rain around the city for now. it's not going last, though. there's more rain near charlottesville. that rain in central virginia has eyes onus, in probably about the next two to three hours. the very early part friday commute, not a problem. flood watches, as you wou expect, have been extended until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. watch out for high, standing or fast-movingwater. don't let your kids play in the creeks and streams and t tributaries. 70s around town, 60s in the shenandoah oolley. a opportunity to remind you to download our nbc washiapton push alerts come to your phone for any severe weather threat.re today's st, a rainy and stormy one for sure. the rain should be ending not long after the sun comes up tomorrow. >>> jrik taylor,y morning, how are we holding up? >> chuck,ntarly howard c trouble. 95 going southboun

on my makeupt i say a lite prayer oh yes io ♪ aleem: the more she broke as a singer, as a successfuletha franklin symbolized more than just a sensational voice. she became heavily involved with the cil rights movement with activists like her longtime friend, the rev. jessee jackson. if you were to summarize what aretha franklin meant to you, what would you? say jackson: social justice was global, and she fought for dr. king, nelson mandela, she fought for barack obama. her sensee of community serv was as broad-based as her music. aleem: aretha sang at the funeral of martin luther king. she provided the subject to african-american history and progress lonafter that. - the soundtrack to african-american history and progress long after that. the most straightfsward of choi to sing it barack obama's inauguration, as she did at two previous inaugurations. he paid trio the woman who "with her voice cveyed the power and pain of the american experience." amongst the trip is today, carole king l -- whate, she said -- annmie lennox. sir elton john said "rejoice in r remarkable legacy." fromt'

there have been meetings between bob lite heiser and his counterparts in the e.u. and japan with they've identified priorities they want to work on together that relate to china. but all of that is hamstrung by the fact that we're not working more closely with our allies who share many of our views when it comes to china's industrial policies. so that's one step. another is that we could do more to use the global rules-based trading system. i think the administration has been candid that a number of the problems they've identified in china are not actually violations of wto rules. but a number of them are. and there are a number of areas where the united states could explore new challenges at the wto. one last point i'd like to make though on this though is that the united states, you know, one way to approach it is to negotiate new trade agreements in the asia-pacific that do not include china in which we can set high standards that are relevant to the industrial policy challenges that we're complaining about here. and that's what the tpp intended to do. so the tp

there are regions wherere l lite data has beeeen collectcted like southern hemispherere because mh of is covered with oceans, making it difficult to measure. the mission aims to supply missing data. the satellite will complete an ororbit around earth evevery 90 minutes andnd deliver datata toa site in norway to improve weather forecasts worldwide. scientists also hope to gain valuable insights about the climate from the data sent back. complex weather patterns in the south pacific will be one focus, in particular, la nina and el nino patterns. they can cause draughts and crop failures and affect the formation of hurricanes in central and north america. scientists hope that wind measurements from the satellite will help them better understand this climate phenomenon and its effects. the mission is scheduled to last three years. brent: back on earth, the story of a full-time u.s. federal judge who several times a month indulges his passion for ice dancing, at the age of 95. he's been hitting the rink regularly ever since he received a pair of skates from his wife and that was 20 years a

that would be welcome news -- >> having atl lite trouble hearing mr. bell. to the kinks worked out. >> should i stand closer to youe >>'s the microphone. >> it's a miracle. here's a look attorm team 4 radar. a little break in the rain around the city for now. it's not going last, though. there's more rain near charlottesville. that rain in central virginia has eyes onus, in probably about the next two to three hours. the very early part friday commute, not a problem. flood watches, as you wou expect, have been extended until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. watch out for high, standing or fast-movingwater. don't let your

. >> wildlife experts say most importantly do not feed them milk and pedia lite are harmful to baby squirrels. if you think you are helping them, you are in fact not. >> good to know. talk about a first kiss to remember, a man has a heart attack and his date saves his life. it happened while the two were surfing in santa cruz. >> it was caught in a time lapse video that we can show you. so, here's what happened. when max montgomerie got out of the water he suddenly collapsed. his date andy trainer just happens to be a doctor. >> that's right. she performed cpr until emergency crews arrived. now ten months later, the pair, well, they're still dating. the couple will talk about the heart stopping start to their relationship tomorrow on abc's "good morning america" in the 8:00 a.m. hour. >> it's a great story. good thing she was a doctor. >>> now the weather forecast, here we are mid week coming close to the weekend. >> finally getting better for the weekend. >> yes. let's take a look at the times lapse camera. 7:43, the marine layer started to make its way back. as you recall this morning, we o

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. >> she agreed to step in lite l literally at a moment's notice.and gentlemen, aretha franklin! >> it turns out aretha franklin back stage asked can i listen to pavarotti's rehearsal tape. she listened and said i can do this. ♪ >> a song pavarotti was famous for being performed live by the queen of soul. ♪ >> one of the most memorable performances of her 50-year career. just a few years ago, she would perform that song again when pope francis came to the u.s. ♪ >> as she finished the song, watch. the little boy so moved by aretha franklin walks on to the stage. if you see that boy say to her i love you. >> never forget that moment. thank you for watching on a friday night and all week long. see you monday. good night. >>> breaking news. a car teeters on the edge of a cliff near half moon bay. we'll give you a closer look, next. >>> nia wilson's death at bart was a random attack at the hands of a stranger wielding a knife, but were there warning signs that could have saved her life? >>> the ghost ship case could go to trial. the big question, when a

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and chuck todd will be stopping in to give us a lite preview later. >> and we have lauryn ricketts who'soing to tell us about our sunday forecast, because people want co know they walk all the new dogs they adopted yesterday at clear the shelters. >> it's already a nice morning out there, but besides a few sprinkles out there, we are dry, and we are warming up. the humidity not too bad just ye if you're south of d.c., you may have ae litt few cloud around, but just a few rinkles. 75 degrees is our temperature right now, it's a mix of sun and clouds out there today. as we g through the day, we will reach the mid 80 you can see maybe a few sprinkles trying to get going throughout the. best chance of rain is going to be on tuesday, so we'll show you thinking for e're tuesday coming up in just about 20 minutes. >>> 9:32 now and we're getting new reaction to aexual assault in d.c. a man follows her home and forces his way in and then sexuallyssaults he >> this happened on seventh street northwest in the mountain square area not far from the conventi center. >> reporter: the woman was just try

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springfield, to outer loop, we've updated this a lite bit. that crash there is in the left lane this morning. we're seeing a bit ofslowdown headed inbound. chopper 4 showing you some fog. this is over bw parkway near powder mill road. kind of a pretty picture there. you can see the folks headed southbound. a little bit more volume there. 270 looking okay right now. nice and clear. 70 down to the spur. eun? >> thank u, melissa. it's 6:02. we could be hit with another round of strg storms this afternoon. >> at least two d.c. families can't go home because of the damage done by yesterday's storm. a tree crashed into two homes on 30th street northwest late rnoon.day af all that torrential rain we saw. with the ground already saturatedm a wet few weeks, it didn't take much for the roots to come out of the ground. we talked to a homeowner who just finished rovating her home. >> from what i can see from here, it appears that that whole of the house is damaged. and i put this addition in not too long ago. >> the fast-moving rain also caused flash flo

the case of a missing mom and her two lite girls rocking a denver community after her husband is arrested killing them. >>> plus more on our breaking news, t death of aretha franklin. entertainers, politicians, fans, all reacting this morning. ♪ feel like aatural woman >> the queen of soul, arethaas franklin, died. she passed away this morning after a battle with pancreatic cancer. >> franklin was 76 years old and there's an outpouring of support just take a look at some of the social media posts so far.os one of the is from nbc news' lester holt tweeting, quote, feeling overwhelmingly sad. thank you, aretha franklinor the gift of your voice and your soul. rest in peace. smokey robinson saying he lost his longest friend. >> and we here at news4 know how franklin haooet ar been to so many of you and us. her voice has beee and will the greatest gift for so many weddings and other celebrations. we want to m sure that you have a place to reflect on franklin's life in your own time so we posted complete coverage on our nbc washington website. >>> well, a colorado man is in custody just days ae

breaking below $6,000 for the second time this year, and other cryptocurrencies like ether, ripple, liten are near double digits resulting in the total market cap of cryptocurrencies to fall below $200 million and that's the first time since november 2017 what's behind the sell-off a couple of factors. investor confidence has been falling ever since the fcc delayed its decision on the bitcoin etf to late september. meantime some of the icos were built on ethereum and subsequently funded with ether tokens those traders have had to sell their tokens for u.s. dollars to cover their expenses it's worth noting that of the major digital currency, ether is faring the worst the levels to watch there according to technicians is 57.35 and that's the low bitcoin hit back on june 18th. melissa? >> seema, thank you so much. seema modi at the nyse it's pretty ugly crypto is in turmoil >> it is the contrarian made lobs and crypto in turmoil and the markets in turmoil and that's when i want to look for a trading sill n trading signal that maybe we bought it. keep showing it all day long i'm a buyer of t

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. >>> for us, we only have an it's lited chance of some showers rolling through the area today and tomorrowesday looks like our best chan of rain from what dylan was just showing you down in the plains. by wednesday, thursday most dry and looking a lot better. current temperatures 60s and0s out there. we're headed into the middl 80s.> >>hat's your latest forecast. >> vdylan, thanksery much. k e highs and lows of the w coming up. including a bre rhtakingescue and a race against the clock in the middle of the wildfires still consuming large parts of the west. >>> the shocking new publicro res popping up in one of the world's most beautiful cities. they are very public. >>>us, working from home. is the popul concept of a work indication another way to keep you on the clock? >> if you want to travel, go travel. get your work done on your hours no matter what time zone you're in, crossing borders. as long as you're meeting your goals. >> it's all coming up on sunday "today." as we head to break, our photo of the week. a picture of strength and grace. olympic gold medalist simoneng biles war up o

fog, we want to height lite that because that's the biggest concern. visibility is down to a mile. where you see 10, that's great. you have great visibility. along the coast and in the north bay, santa rosa, you're down to three miles. cloud cover over san francisco, your 12-hour day planner, coastal drizzle, a lot of clouds. gradual clearing through the morning, and by the afternoon, most spots seeing sunny skies. probably the only exception, san francisco. you're stuck in the clouds for much of the day, but a comfortable day. 70s and 80s in our warmest spots. let's get a check of the roads with alexis. >> early start here for the bay bridge commute. those metering lights on at 5:22. so yeah, unless you're using the carpool lanes, you'll have to sit through a bit of a stack-up. that's starting to back up into the maze this morning. no further delays once you make it past the metering lights into san francisco. westbound 580, bridge looks great at 6 minutes. westbound across san mateo, just 13. and westbound 84 across the dumbarton bridge, only coming in at a 10-minute drive. we ha

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but it's rapidly warming. 88 degrees will be our daytime high today, and just a few chances of it's liteated . and temperatures are back into th 90s, with higher humidity tomorrow. we're not seeing anything this morning, a lot of this is going to be confined to the higher elevations, right around the blue ridge mountains. we also have a chance tomorrow, when you make your way to work or perha kids going back to school. but again, we'll have another chance of showers and storms popping up across the region tomorrow afternoon. the main thing we'reo going talking about the next few days, those heates ind are going to be in theriple digits. again a stray storm possible tomorrow. our best chance of rain will come thursday afternoon as a cold fronts through the area, we'll continue with rain chances on friday, perhaps saturday morning befor humidity drops next weekend. >> a little bit of everything. thanks lauryn. 6:14, up next is "reporters notebook." >> we're going to take a look at some of the stories we have been talking about this week. the kids obviously are back at school now, guys, bac

but the idea of jackson battling on behalf of a common man against ee leets lites is not inconsistent with this chapter on the banking controversy. roggin will explain it as his paternalism versus paternalism for the soldiers and indians and now it's for the average person who is being burdened by elites. that doesn't seem to be at odds, at least not 180 degrees. >> i think both -- i'm sorry. i think both authors do kind of get on that fear of dependence. like the fear of dependence on the mother bank, whether it is because we don't want to be dominated by this maternal figure in roggin's book or schlesinger, the fact that we don't want to be dependent on a credit system. >> does it sound like marvin myers? >> yeah, the collective thought processes. i think they were both comparable. >> we want to blame somebody for all the things about inquiztiveness that make us uneasy and so we blame the bank. there are paragraphs on chamept on the bank that seem like they were taken from myers. >> yes. >> they probably were. one thing is, he is very eclectic on his drawing of scholars, some of who

chicago in the upper 70s,ro lite 84.ce for the next several days we get a little bit of a break. that's what's goi on around the country. >>> that break from heat and humidity does, in f arrive here on thursday. hoday, though, it is cloudy and humid w an 80% chance of rain. already rain across parts of northern virginia, that's coming northbound here. fairfax, low don and montgomery counties are all in line next. possibilities of strg storms today. there's the humidity break arriving on thursday and hanging through th >>> and that is your latest weather. >>> tnk you, birthday boy. >>> still ahead, when is a rale notlly a sale? the report that reveals the truth about those big, old bargains at your favorite store. >> buckle up we'll take you inside the vmas last night. to the j-lo performance to people calling out madonna thisn mo >>> what the eagles just did to upstage michael jackson. >> playing my favorite songnow. >>> first, scooter wars. why the hottest ride sharing option is it bringing chaos and outrage to cities a

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the vat lites are only as goods as what can be used.one of the concerns about having the space acquisitions firewalled off, what happens with the connections for gpssome we have receivers built in every bomb, every tank, every airplane, every ship that can make use of that. satellite communications. so how does this totally separate firewalled-off space acquisitions process integrate itself with the end user terminals and end user segment acquisition processes? that's a concern for me if we're going to go off and make this totally separate. >> thank you. frank. >> let me just build on the point that deb and brian made about integration. i think integration is key. we need to make sure that space is connected and fully integrated with the other doe mains. and at this point, let me give a shout out to deb. when she was of secretary of the air force, she put for the first time ever a space operator, general jay raymond who's now the head of air force space command, as the deputy chief of staff of the air force which was traditionally a fig

>>> all right, on saturday it's looking a lite on the wet s in the east coast, hot and dry out west.continuing in the si mid-missi river valley, plenty of sunshine and warmth in the pacific northwest stretching all the way down into the nguthwest. that's what's gn around the country. here's what's happen >>> our friday morning is off to a very steamy start. temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 70s already. afternoon highs today will be up d-90s. low to and this little patch of rain out here in the blue ridge right now is falling apart as i gets closer to the city, so not much of a rain chance for now. rain chances do increase rather dramatically later on in the day. a 60% chance of some thunderstorms around here later today. imary threat time for some storms between 5:00 this afternoon and 8:00 this evening. >> announcer: citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> this is a huge day forr country sta cole swindell and for us. he's dropping a new album. it's calle "all ofit." it kicks off his new tour in st. louis tonight. but first, he is rockin' new york c

we are also told that robert lite heiser who is the top trade representative for the united states andust minutes ago walking here to the white house. so you can take from that that there is the possibility, if nothing else, that maybe mexican officials will be at this oval office event as well. this one we were expecting to happen as early as today, and we know now that is going to be the case, stuart, because over the weekend the top mexican official had said that this deal between the united states and mexico on a reworked nafta was hours away, and that top mexican official also says there is an outstanding issue still at ply here. -- play here. but clearly, they have gotten enough that they feel comfortable enough to have the president announce this announcement here at the oval office inside the white house just minutes from now. it's also important to note, stuart, that when we talk about the a reworked nafta deal, you got the united states, mexico and, of course, canada. canada has not been a part of this process, or at least not in the intimate level that the united states and

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