john stones, eric dier, la adelanta demasiado y la saca con muriel, la pisa muriel, no la pierda murielo de puerto alegre una liga mÁs competitiva del mundo. >> goleador. >> si es Él, el mismo, el mismo, el mismo que contrataron ustedes. >> cuando les falta para alcanzar a harry kane, tres porque hoy convirtiÓ de penal quÉ pasÓ. >> hay dos pelotas, ahora se den entend entendiÓ pekerman se lo quiere comer vivo el Árbitro. >> por quÉ no. >> a bueno. >> porque hizo total mal Él fue desprolijo y el otro jugador se distrajo. >> ahÍ la saca jordan pickford. >> pero no es culpa de harry maguire. >> estÁ distraÍdo. >> trato de no opinar nunca los Árbitros pero lo de este muchacho es una vergÜenza. >> jordan pickford habÍa tirado la pelota a la tribuna, harry maguire estÁ no es culpa de colombia que se tornÓ des traÍdo. >> jordan henderson para vardy la primera que toca de atrÁs, para harry kane que la pone adentro con el pecho. >> david ospina con la mano, con la mano. >> yo sÉ que tiene calidad, es una licencia porque los colombianos sus compatriotas sufren, pelota para yerry mina, juan cuadra

muriel que entrÓ de cambio tambiÉn fresco, muriel y gooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!! toca. >> henderson jordan henderson! el de liverpool el capitÁn de liverpool. >> levanta la pelota hace juego, este lo he visto tirar varios y le pega con pega. >> no se fija dÓnde le mete un fierrazo. >> fuerte. >> por arriba dice usted. >> jordan henderson contra david ospina es el tercero de inglaterra david ospina, david ospina desvÍo el penal de henderson. >> cambio, cambio henderson, lo intenta chocar, lo intenta dar con la parte interna y david ospina adivina y gran oportunidad para colombia uribe y le saca algo de presiÓn un poquito, don josÉ, por favor don josÉ, aguante don jose, le dice que no era para corazones dÉbiles va uribe, con el cuarto de colombia el mismo gesto de jordan pickford hacia arriba y tocando la red uribe, seguimos empatados. >> pega con mucha potencia arriba, y se estrella en el travesaÑo. >> le devolviÓ el alma al cuerpo a jordan henderson, va kieran trippier a empatarlo. >> todo sigue igual. >> gana colombia tres a dos, no sigue todo igual. >> ahora sÍ

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mayor muriel does something she's never done before. how her >>> adl d shooting in prince george's county. friends of the victim took a man to the hospital where he later died. fire erupted after midnight near the intersection oor eastt road and kent village drive in landover. detectiv have made no at ests and doow what led to that gunfire. >>> a busy stretch of pennsylvania avenue back open after a deadly crash. it happened about 3:00 this morning near the seussa bridge. police havre not ased the name of the person who died. that road was shut down for about six hours. >>> d.c.ayor muriel bowser just issued her first ever veto. it has to do with the city's graduation rate. the mayor vetoing a bill that would have let seniors with six weeks of absences graduate. "the washington st" reports that bowser said it would undermine efforts to promote attendance. the legislation was past in june, same time the scandal broke. >>> a jaguar escaped its habitat and went on a killing spree, targeting other animals. how zoo leaders are responding to

and muriel wright school. joining us now with the latest... ( pam ) the other brush fire we mentioned is burning in morgan hill.. the fire broke out at around 2:00- this afternoon. in the area of hale avenue and monterey road... that's a rural area-- but it is close to several homes. kron4's rob fladeboe has the latest from morgan hill. (pam) and this just into the kron4 newsroom... we have confirmed that four horses have died as a result of the morgan hill fire. joined now by our chief meterorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence... fire season is off to an early start this year lawrence karnow: it was mostly sunny and nice today with hot temperatures again inland. the summer monsoon continues to bring shower and thunderstorms into southern california. highs today were in the 90s inland with 60s at the beaches. on the satellite you can see the area of low pressure moving to our north. that will help cool the temperatures a little tomorrow but we will still have 80s to low 90s inland. more fog will develop along the coast and bay tonight. highs

river in the southeastern part of the district the disparity is glaring and twenty fifteen mayor muriel bows are unveiled her plan to address income inequality and poverty with her pathway to the middle class program community activist schuyler pondexter more lives in public housing in ward eight the poorest in the district she says bowzer is program has been a fig leaf for giveaways to private developers and corporations i believe that this income gap in the salton that the way out she's doing it back just phasing us out i believe she thinks happy to pay for it just get rid of all the income taxes think about all of this and get the most of us by the law going to japan south of the city or have innocently say gentrification has devastated d.c.'s african-american population in one. seventy one african-americans accounted for seventy one percent of washington's population struggling to cope with increasing costs of living and lack of employment opportunities in twenty six to the percentage of african-americans in the district fell below fifty percent but moore says local investment can b

south bay, this hundred acre fire, the muriel wright school, and a facility were evacuated. around 3:00, near st. ignace you avenue. -- ignatio avenue. it is 75% contained. >>> 6.5 miles away, a grass fire burn 40 acres, south of the mushroom farm, along hail avenue. several outbuildings burned, 4 horses died in the fire, 65% contained. >>> a big new bay area music festival is scheduled to kick off friday, questions tonight about what kind of show will actually go on. if any at all. kpix 5's joe vasquez reports that some top acts are pulling out, and the ganir cingud charge>> popromotionalvideo s thxo musice county fairgrounds, playing host. organizers say they will have seven stages, with more than 100 musical acts, including ludacris, mars, a recording artist from pittsburgh. >> i have been told that everything will be with this it was going to be. >> reporter: as we reported last night, some musicians have pulled out, citing financial disagreements. the organizers told us via twitter that those artists were taken off the bill because of a miscommunication with booking age

hellfire tells us that the evacuated muriel wright school and the ibm research facility as a precaution but none of those buildings were burned and no one has been injured. no word on how the fires started >>> the contra costa sheriff's department is freezing there multimillion dollar federal contract with i.c.e. kpix 5's, juliette goodrich, is live in martinez to explain what this means for the dozens of detainees that the county's housing. >> reporter: this means 200 detainees could be released and sent out of the state. there offenses are minor to maybe an expired green card on up, now it is up to i.c.e. to handle this. >> reporter: we have seen and heard the protest throughout the bay area. now, contra costa sheriff, david livingstone, taking a hard stance, essentially saying no to i.c.e. by canceling the county's contract with the agency. >>> to be clear, the sheriff's office does not do immigration enforcement. in fact, the policy prohibits it . >> reporter: 169 detainees currently housed in the west detention facility in richmond could essentially be transported anywhere in the c

there are evacuations at the nearby ibm research facility and muriel wright school. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro joints us live from morgan hill with the latest on that first fire which broke out early this afternoon and what's the latest update? >> reporter: well, i just spoke with cal fire, and they tell me this fire is now 65% contained, but despite that progress, there are major concerns out here right now about flare-ups. the fire threatened 20 homes, including the one you see here, and right now crews have surrounded this house just because of concerns about flare-ups. we, in fact, did see a flare-up with fast-moving flames less than an hour ago. flames destroyed three out buildings. 100 degrees helped spread just this fire quickly. we spoke with one woman who checked on her horse. >> i ran into a loose horse running towards monterrey highway and gave me more pan take get over here. >> her

fire erupting in south san jose burning in santa teresa park and scorching at least 70 angers, the muriel wright center was evaed making repeated water drops to protect hom that whole hill had already burned up. >> reporter: stephanie was home with her kids and thought about evacuating. >> we ran across the street to tell our neighbors whose house is just against the hills and they had no idea. >> i was a little bit worried because i didn't know if my house was burning. >> reporter: no homes damaged, no injuries either. tonight homeowners and firefighters happy it wasn't worse. >> those fire crews will continue to monitor the site for the next several hours if not all the way till morning. no word on what caused either of those fires. the live fr morgan hill it, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> he has been on the site for several hours. the wind and heat making things a lot moregist difeff ranieri is tracking changes in the forecast and will join us in about ten minutes. >> will they get what they paid for? a large music festival with big names is scheduled this weekend in the east bay. th

river in the southeastern part of the district the disparity is glaring and twenty fifteen mayor muriel boughs are unveiled her plan to address income inequality and poverty with her pathway to the middle class program community activist skyla pondexter more lives in public housing in ward eight the poorest in the district she says bowzer is program has been a fig leaf for giveaways to private developers and corporations i believe that this income gap. this all that way out she's doing it back just phasing us out i believe she thinks happy to have to just get rid of all of the income folks and take a bit of all of this and get the most of us back to the law going to japan south of the city or have innocently say gentrification has devastated d.c.'s african-american population in thousand one. in seventy one african-americans accounted for seventy one percent of washington's population struggling to cope with the increasing cost of living and lack of employment opportunities twenty sixteen the percentage of african-americans in the district fell below fifty percent but moore says local i

from florida, muriel, go ahead. -- come caller: good morning. years ago, when they had this, people used hangers. today there is so much protection out there that a woman could take care of herself. plus, it would be better for the wouldn't get germs and everything else if she didn't use protection. for theirwe pay abortion? the abortion clinic makes millions of dollars that they give to the democratic party. that is not fair. is, why all these people get abortions when there is so much good stuff out there to use for a woman to protect herself? good points. let me try to separate the rhetoric from the reality. opponents of supreme court nominees by republican presidents have frequently said that the nominee would set aside abortion rights. davidaid that about souter and sandra day o'connor and anthony kennedy and those three justices got on the court and they formed the plurality that end up voting to affirm roe v. wade. that they always say this to propose a republican nominee and often it doesn't reflect reality. think that folks often remain

again but rather making it to two wall then rush with the flying and fast two two three two that was muriel put in colombia had this was the big moment anderson great save by the goalkeeper and then the next penalty here . and he hits a possible this is that little bit unlucky trivia steps up and puts him into a corner and that is a fantastic story but it's still the same generic diet puts england england through and as you said colombia where we respectively in in front they were three two ahead after henderson so his effort saved if so much riding on the rebate and he wasn't even say to hit the crossbar that was where they lost the initiative that that's that's a very unfortunate moment for for colombia. you know what it is what happens it is that kind of pressure and we have to think that. even in this stadium today it was completely full of colombians as really hardly any english there so we can cross a with two legs or fifty now. and ask him what see that much for and i know how the colombian fans taking this defeat. well you are absolutely right there peter james of the fan representa

river in the southeastern part of the district the disparity is glaring and twenty fifteen mayor muriel bals are unveiled her plan to address income inequality and poverty with her pathway to the middle class program community activist skyla pondexter more lives in public housing in ward eight the poorest in the district she says bowzer is program has been a fig leaf for giveaways to private developers and corporations i believe that this income gap in this all that the way out she is doing it back just phasing us out i believe she thinks happy to have and just get rid of all of the income take a bit of all of this and get the most of us by the law going to japan south of the city or have innocently gentrification has devastated d.c.'s african-american population in one nine hundred. seventy one african-americans accounted for seventy one percent of washington's population struggling to cope with increasing costs of living and lack of employment opportunities twenty sixteen the percentage of african-americans in the district fell below fifty percent but moore says local investment can b

i'll let my home girl, muriel i like her. i'll come in.ve in dc looking over the >> okay. >> looking at the trash gow n. >> we started this as like levity. now you'r announceing you'rere mayoral candidac in the loft. okay. red grant, yo w knowt, we're glad you're doing that. if you're serious -- i'm dead serious. >> i got program called don't d.c. kids out learn how to dol production i'll bring some through here. >> please do. >> come to the news station. meet people like you guys so they can see many great people. >> listenh one teach one whatever you're doing in that regard, i personally would be glad to supportou >> appreciate you. >> red grant you're amewesoicke. improv. five shows. that's it. he iat t.c.ry ierog v lth theres je information. cktiets dugh and through. >> thankra ynt tudth. to seero . >> hey. >> back over to you guys >>> we of course want to keepinm washington hospital center. sources telling our paul wagner that aly man upset with his doctor made some sortf threat and then that led police to respond reports of an totive

officials issued evacuation orders for nearby ibm campus and for muriel wright school. stay on top of the breaking news and bring you more when we get it. >>> well, the long and perilous rescue of a soccer team and their coach in thailand is finally over, and as you have probably heard, they are all safe. the final members of the team were extracted today. more than two weeks after the group became trapped inside a flooded cave. >> but doctors stress they're not out of the woods yet. abc news reporter elizabeth hur is in new york with the latest. >> an incredible ending to a mission that seemed impossible just days ago. all 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued by a team of expert divers, guiding them through these dark and flooded passageways, a journey nearly three miles long. abc's matt guttmann was outside the cave when the news broke. >> really a moment of jubilation that nobody thought anybody here could pull off. and you can imagine the cheers erupting in this country as the news was delivered. >> across thailand and the world, a huge sigh of relief. >> happy. >

that is according to his labor minister, muriel penicaud. think the facts are there.e have higher education . the companies go for competitiveness. it means access to talent. is your: and that bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you. china says it will stand firm in the face of what it calls trade bullying from washington. business leaders predicting the united states could be the victor. joining us now is tom mackenzie. what has been said so far? >> essentially, hold the line was the messaging we got from beijing. we heard from a vice commerce minister. he called on business leaders to push back against what he described as u.s. protectionism. we also heard from the chairman of sinochem, talking about the fact that it would be the u.s. that loses out, saying chinese businesses can whether the storm. 25% and $50 billion. i don't think the tariffs are going to have any major impact. it is merely a stance. most of the tariffs are going to be levied on those foreign companies that manufacture products in china and sell them back to the u.s. >> state media also weighing

the hike is a step toward mayor muriel labowser's to increase d.c.'r by the year 2020. >>> orgetown cupcake creates and celebrates a milestone. it's been makin us fat now for ten years, pele. >> we've loved every minute of it. >> we go behind >>> whengeorgetown cupcake first opened up its doors a lot of people thought, on. come it's just going to be a fad. what are we third grade? not going to be eating cupcakes? well, step years later the linee are still out door, and the company has expanded to six stores and the line is out thet door those stores. the two sisters behi the business say the relationship with the cupcakes. >> reporter: like every success story this business started with a dream. >> our grandmother would bake everything from scratch, cakes, breads and developed a love of baking from our grandmother and always thought one day we' t goino open a bakery and use her grandms recipes. >> reporter: those little girls grew up to be the founders o georgetown cupcake, katherine and so, the cupcake sisters, areti celeb the tenth anniversary of fu

. >> it forced the ibm research facility, the muriel wright school and calling live from the scene.hat's the update? >> the upper hand is right on this, guys. we just had a cal fire and coming out of the park and heading down the road. their work is done on this side. you see the quick work that they made on the flames stopping them from traveling on the neighborhood and just a few hundred yards from the homes behind us here. the fire broke out just past 3:00 and wind started whipping it in all directions. they evacuate it surrounded are by the park as well as the ibm research facility off of harry road as a precaution. right now no more structures are threatened. cal fire helicopter dropped water just behind the homes on heat and a natural fire line and a lot of concerned homeowner down here. >> right here on the ridge of the hill, and when it was there we better start evacuating and have friends over. we'll help you so we moved some stuff out and not very much about. >> moving away from home it's now 80% contained and the flames though are mostly out and the firefighter is not con

. >>> there were some unexpecte guests who stopped by mayor muriel bowser's home early this morning. they staged a mock protest protesting a building tt is to be torn down saying the building is filled with toxins and asked e mayor to delay the demolition so those in a nearby shelter can me out. the mayor hasn't comment snide john lewis is back home after an overnight stay in the hospital. the civil rights c iconcked into the hospital late saturday after becoming ill on a flight to lanta. a spokesman says doctors gavem hi clean bill of health. congressman lewis is 78 years old. >>> we are following breaking news right now in maryland. take a look. this is route 100 in howard county. choppe 4 giving us a view of an overturned truck there that waa hauling s metal. right now west bound route 100 is closed. it looks like it's going to be closed f while. there is another car in the debris. let's check in with chopper 4 to perspective. what are you seeing? >> i wanto tell you that vehicle was not involved in the crash.ct that waslly loaded inside of that truck rht there. so tranquilizerful

mayor muriel bowser doing the honors of officially cutting the ribbon this afternoon.he art field seats 20,000 and is a big pt what have helped bring rooney to d.c. >> when i spoke to him about coming here t play, i could -- i could tell the excitement which we had at the stadium and the training grounds which willy be here nextr so it really ig made a b part of wanting to come here too win, t help this team go forward, to win titles, and it's nye job to try to do that and hopefully in the next fewears we can climb up the table and create some history in this wonderful stadium. >> and part of the excitement, the nationals have three players named to this year's all-star game and pushing for frth. fans have until wednesday to try to vote in trai turner and maxe scherz and bryce harper and sean doottle they arexcited for the mid-summer classic at their home ballpark, and it's not just about the game. >> as a fan ofaseball, you know, with our fans as well, i think, you know, d.c. is a great town to have it in, fans coming teams fans of oth should be super excited to reall

metro adding more service and road closures around nats park and mayor muriel bowser believes the citynot only ready but safe. >> it's another big event. it is another great big sports event, and so we're getting more practice at doing big sports events. you heard chief talk about he's always scanning the nation and the world for information pertaining to d.c. not aware of anything in particular we need to be worried about so we'll prepare as we always do. very hyper in a security-focused way. >> tgest events coming up, the home run derby and major league a s-star game for next monday and tuesday nights. >> going to be pretty exciting. i hope so, because i'm going to be there. >> you sure are. >> can'twait. >> won't miss this for nothing. >>> well, how would you like us toroadcast from your backyard? >> well, you know, folks, we can do that. in fact, we are doing that today. storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer is live i potomac for the first backyard weather of the s hi, doug. >> hey, guys, a beautiful day, but it's hot out here. we're in the shade and everybody else in the

mayor muriel bowser breaking groundn abrams hall today which is going to bring 80 affordable apartments to the area. the new complex built in a structure that served barracks housing for soldiers with long-term medical issues ande medical c needs. who could still live on their ren for the most part? the apartmentsart of the major development of the park at walter reed little phased in overhe next 1 to 15 years. >>> we don't have to tell you that living in the dmv is expensive if you make minimum wage. it can be very tough to make ends meet. the living wage is tmot of money you need to earn to pay your bills. a group of alexandria residents and officials have a new plan to encourage employers to pay workers more. the living wageti ccation highlights businesses who pay a living wage in the hopes of encouraging other companies to follow their lead. >> it's the pressure b good example f.people see a decal in the window or the logo on a website, that looks good for potential employees who might be interested, so it can raise the quality and level of your employment, and it also is good custo

speakers include mark muriel who theds se heads the center for live progress. that starts on c-span at 1:00 p.m. >>> tonight on "the communicators," stanford professor jeremy bailenson talks about virtual technology and the potential for the future. >> when vr is done well, you know, the front of your brain can be saying, this is not real, but the back of your brain, that part in charge of keeping you alive, is terrified. and whenever we bring, whether it is children on a school field trip on the ceo of a fortune ten company, that's the first thing we do. we want to establish that vr feels real. because if i show you vr feels real and you are unwilling to take a step on the plank, as most of the people coming through the lab are, once i have sold you on the idea that vr is so real that you are not willing to step on a fake plank, then we can have a real conversation. can you use vr to change attitudes about racism, about climate change, about the hard topics you have to experience to really understand? >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-s

. >> reporter: as the frustration over violence crimes, mayor muriel bowser is -- >> at an event whereyment program, mayor bowe s . >> in addition to the some 10,000 people to 12,000 people who will be working at fypd this summer. there are 800 kids waiting for summer camp. so we're going to have additional recreation investment. >> reporter: in additionppo more jobtunities and improved rec center, thestowser admition is beginning to train interrupters, people who come from the community, who can intervene in neighborhood disputes that may become violent. >>e have 45 individuals in that class, but the interrupters will range from 18 to maybe 20, theon the street, boots on ground in the trenches. >> reporter: the bowser administration islso identifying people who are at risk for either being a victim or an assailant and start connecting those people to city services in an effort to help avoid any trouble. >> the bowser administration has alreadyif ided 18 people who fit the profile for being at highk for violent crime, they have been connected wh social services and jobai ng. >> those i

president tweeted about the election late last night saying congratulations to andres muriel lopez obradorrly the reality is that mexico needs some sort of an arrangement with the u.s., where the vast bulk of their exports and they have a huge trade sus pl -- surplpur surplus with us, bl they have a trade deficit. so they very much need their involvement with the u.s we think he understands that and it's really a question of when will the talks resume. >> reporter: amlo also doesn't like foreign investment in the oil sector, so we'll see if he tries to reverse that reform, which only happened four years ago. >> michelle, the peso is down about a percent. last the cause of that, because he got a bigger majority because he got a bigger majority, means he could be more extreme in his policies. there was a rally after his last speech wednesday night because he had said similar things to the economic adviser, don't worry, i'm not going to blow out the budget, i'm going to be respectful to business >> we'll see what he does. with that, michelle, thank you looking at u.s. stocks opening in the re

from florida, muriel, go ahead. -- come caller: good morning. years ago, when they had this, people used hangers. today there is so much protection out there that a woman could take care of herself. plus, it would be better for the wouldn't get germs and everything else if she didn't use protection. for theirwe pay abortion? the abortion clinic makes millions of dollars that they give to the democratic party. that is not fair. is, why all these people get abortions when there is so much good stuff out there to use for a woman to protect herself? good points. let me try to separate the rhetoric from the reality. opponents of supreme court nominees by republican presidents have frequently said that the nominee would set aside abortion rights. davidaid that about souter and sandra day o'connor and anthony kennedy and those three justices got on the court and they formed the plurality that end up voting to affirm roe v. wade. that they always say this to propose a republican nominee and often it doesn't reflect reality. think that folks often remain

confused because there are those who want to make a partisan case out of this with respect to the murielands what russia did in our elections in 2016. he has empowered each of to us make sure it doesn't happen again. ainsley: he and the president have a good point by saying listen, i knew they were meddling. he needed to clarify that statement because he made that mistake at the summit in helsinki. he clarified it. and then the crowd goes wild. everyone is just up in arms about that. but, then, the president was also interviewed on another network yesterday and he was saying but if you look at president obama, what he did, he leaned over and he said hold on. it was very blatant. he said hold on. once this election is over, then i have more flexibility. but where was the outrage then? pete: so much speculation in the so-called mainstream media. is this going to effect the president in the republicans are criticizing him. go to middle america and talk to regular folks. they are more frustrated by sla. they don't get it they really don't. talking about the axios poll that showed yesterday,