. >>> first, the heat wave we're ena he myle of with s parveen. >> in the middle of the heat wave with more heat today because we have a heat at viseadvisory, like yesterday. would have isolated pop-up storms. fe feeling like 105 with poorir quality. take a look right now. 82 in washington. feels like 89 degrees. if you walk outside and you say, oh, my gosh, this is uncomfortable, that'secause it feels close to 90 right now. it's 4:30 in the. morni if we don't get above 79 degrees in washington, ts is the lowestemratures since 2003 ou

. >>> first, the heat wave we're ena he myle of with s parveen. >> in the middle of the heat wave with more heat today because we have a heat at viseadvisory, like yesterday. would have isolated pop-up storms. fe feeling like 105 with poorir quality. take a look right now. 82 in washington. feels like 89 degrees. if you walk outside and you say, oh, my gosh, this is uncomfortable, that'secause it feels close to 90 right now. it's 4:30 in the. morni if we don't get above 79 degrees in washington, ts is the lowestemratures since 2003 if you're heading to the pool, you need the 3spf or higher. plenty of sunshine. we'll look at your fourth of july fireworks forecast and your beach forecast coming up. >>> let'so over to melissa and see what's going on on the roads. >> 329 southbound, blocked by er frksburg. route 1, at southpoint parkway. thats 95 southbound and southbound looking okay. so is 66. arlington had a problem. washington boulevard at 110. heading out this morning, good idea. you want t tovel before 10:00 a.m. or 10:00 p.m. >> look at the pictures at the bridge. right now, 4:31, f

and them sort of in similar and different ways, and my character myles is so -- he's had to be the minorityte dude around a community of black and brown folks and he's been that way his whole life. the neighborhood is changing, and he's had to fight for his space and identity and to get everyone to respected and know him his entire life. now thin flux of people are coming in and not only changing his context but he's getting mistaken for what he sees as, well, they're the colonizers, i'm from here. >> trevor: right. >> which, you know, this shit is layered, people. ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) >> trevor: that's what makes it amazing. it's a fantastic story. go watch the movie because it is that good. you deserve all the hype. thanks so much for being on the show. i appreciate it. for real. ( cheers and applause ) "blindspotting" opens in new york and l.a. july 20th and nationwide july 27th. daveed diggs and rafael casal. we'll be right back!

i think we are beginning to see a change in thetr >> myles says earning roles as a transgender actors an uphill battle. >> it's extremely frustrating, i won't lie. auditions are few and far between for trans actors. >> he hopes this moment is a turning point. >> i think it changed a couple people's minds, got the conversation going. it's about not letting that die. >> a setback for scarlet johansson may be a step forward for larger representation. >>> out of the cave and nearly in the clear. the 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued from a flooded cave in thailand are expected to leave the hospital thursday. on saturday the team paid tribute to the former navy s.e.a.l. who sacrificed his life during the rescue. meanwhile, elon musk, who offered assistance, is under fire this morning after lashing out against one of the rescuers. in a now deleetted tweet he mada claim about a, qu it a p.r. stunt. overnight he responded to musk's comments,ed out legal action. >>> a traffic stop gone wrong. the suspect sped off when police tried to pull him over for driving without headlights. that's w

quintessential about the beer of the distinctive jordanian flavours from local produce, like nate myles valley, and even sea salt from the dead sea. honestly, every step of the way, putting this brewery together, selling the beer, making the beer, it has been an exercise in educating the authorities as to what craft beer is. let's not forget that 8596 ofjordan's beer is. let's not forget that 8596 of jordan's population beer is. let's not forget that 8596 ofjordan's population is muslim and is therefore in principle largely teetotal. the company are banking on export sales to compensate for their limited market that they have in jordan and this particular brew, dead serious, it is the next big hope. and i am going to get a preview. 0h! a real paying the wit and you can taste the assault on the grapefruitjuice. really and you can taste the assault on the grapefruit juice. really unique flavour. excellent. and do you know what? it is craft beers like this that will help create new aspects to this city and also i think break the stereotype that people might have both jordan and stereotype

with myles and custom fabrics to choose from. celebrate your independence with furniture that fits you. >>> a mother's instincts to protect her children kicks in. this happened wed night in dallas. police say a woman was inside a gas station when a man climbed into her car with her two ildren inside and tried to take off. that's when they say she jumpe back in the passenger's seat, pulled a gun from the glovend compartmenthot the guy in the head. he then crashed into a light pole. he is expected to be okay and is facing charges. the mother and her children were not hurt. >>> this is the scene in mexico, where 19 peoplere dead and dozens more injured after two explosions ripped through fireworks neops. this hap yesterday in a town just north of mexico city. the victims include bystanderspo and first rers who rushed to the scene. many of the town's residents making a living b manufacturing fireworks. similar incidents have happened there before. >>> new details this morning about thatew nerve agent poisoning the victims there in en

andrea myles is the ceo of the china australia millennial project. bank if adjoining us. are these protests, or are they more of the same that they have every year? i do think that it is significant. we are seeing a rapid cycling of the popularity from her high as record numbers to her lowest net —— record numbers in the space of a few weeks. it is very interesting demographically. there are such distinct characteristics of these young people in hong kong that i would not be surprised if we see the perfect storm brewing. what is the perfect storm brewing. what is the perfect storm brewing. what is the perfect storm? i think you are seeing, you have the rapid rise of china, you have the institution of megalopolis which make hong kong's 7 million population seem quite community as compare to hong kong and other cities, a 55 million strong population. in terms of the characteristics of hong kong and how strong hong kong is feeling in itself, it needs to have a leader which reflect that. if i was in her position, i am stocked —— stuck between a rock and a hard place because i

some of them play the parts of governor william bradford, military advisor myles standish and the indian leader and they reenacted scenes from the past and the signing of the mayflower compact that was the first written expression of democratic self-government and the landing at plymouth rock in the first things giving. in the early evening as they all streamed out a memorial hall into the fresh polling snow in wintry stillness and they are the shouts of newsboys selling the thursday evening paper and germany bombs plymouth and 200 tons of bombs fall on plymouth. for eight long hours and not see this offer had dumped its lethal cargo of bombs on the british port city of plymouth on the english channel. 150 german planes battered the towns in its harbor destroying warehouses, navy supply depots, freight yards, railway lines and blocking the harbor so that new shipments of armaments cannot arrive. the nazi goal was to hold to reduce the flames and rubble important military and industrial targets and to break britain's morale by depositing health upon its people. when the minister of the fi

. >>> myles as we watch the devastating fires up north, people who survived the devastating fire in the oakland hills are nervous. they know how deadly the fires can be. firefighters have a new tool in their arsenal. more on digital system. >>> two small fires left residents on edge. >> those of houston live here are very worried. we're overdue for a fire. we have a history of major fires every 20 years. >> she chairs the fire safe council and supervised deadly oakland hills fire. she said that's why she and her neighbors are watching the wildfire prevention efforts closely. so far they like with they see. fire crews are carrying out inspections, making sure there are defensible spaces and they're managing the devastation sooner. >> for example, they haven't had goats there for 25 years. >> just beyond that ridge, hundreds of fast fueled trees. >> residents have to do their part. she said neighborhood teens have been spotted smoking in the tall, dry grass. >> we live if harm's way. you have to act responsibly. it isn't just the fire department's responsibility. we live here. we have to

and that's -- that's -- of course, when i broke myle a that was like too hard, you know. >> they triedng stunts and we're shooting other scenes itd laying out like that so we're not piled up too much so i'm notoo takinguch of a beating. >> reporter: how is tom cruise the bona fide action hero and tom cruise the dad? ahow are you the same dad? >> i'm full-onat action. th's my life. it doesn't change. i mean, we never stop. >> reporter: that tom cruise is still at it talking t fan local fans who waited for hours to see him today. "missionpo ible" opens up nationwide of course here in d.c. on the 27th. at the smithsonian air and space. tommy mcfly, nths 4. >> w you're a fan -- he was nice and accessible. he wasn't like giving -- >> wt did you expect? >> some of them give the canned answers that they have been asked the same question a billion times and they have -- that didn't sound like that. >> that sounded>>genuine. sounded nice. >> but then, again, he is an actor. >> a good actor. >> all right. are you ready for som cute? new video of the seven cheah cuorn just this month at the smith

one's and i have to say this from the bottom of myle heart. think journalism is a noble profession and a lot of journalists-- i also get really upset when reporters make sloppy mistakes or take positions that i think are debatable. like for instance, there became -- last week the "new york times" wrote a story about whether or not the summit was going to happen and they said a senior aide said it was impossible that the timing was impossible and a president trump got on twitter and said this is fake news, invented and no one ever said this. and it turned out that the "new york times" based their comment on something said by senior administration official at an official background briefing and when you read the quotes what they'd actually said was something along the lines of it was going to be really really difficult to pull it off o the summit of june 12, because it's in like 10 minutes or something like that. but, they didn't say it was impossible. then it became this whole debate about president trump said this in the "new york times" said