and nancy?nch in the park, the place she once ran, her adopted town's way of remembering. >> itchy, itchy dog. scratch, scratch. >> the cooper girls bella and katie are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister krista and her husband jim. their cousins were with them the day we came to call. so 11 little girls scamp erred happily about, their pleasure infectious. and for the adults, bittersweet. >> there you go. >> it' sure sad nancy is not here seeing it. >> absolutely. that's the tough part for . >> what do they understand about mother and father? >> well, what we've told them is that mommy nancy was killed by a bad man. and that she's in heaven. and the man went to prison. >> you know they'll ask some day. >> they will ask when they're ready. and us as a family unit will sit down with them and tell them what happened one day. >> tell them the tragic story of a man and a woman who sank in the undertow of what once was love. >> we got an outcome that nancy deserves. but it's also not a winn

nancy: heroic there. this is a horrific story out of new york city where police say an 11-year-old girl was seriously burned when another girl poured boiling water on her in a sleep ov the pictures may be hard to look at. the victim's mother says her daughter is in for a long struggle with the excruciating burns to her face, her shoulders, her neck and her chest. she was doused with the boiling water as she slept on a couch. only recently was she given a mirror. >> she is okay. but she is still traumatized. i just want justice for my daughter. nancy: a 12-year-old is facing assault charges in monday's attack. larry: new developments from virginia where a transgender teen has dropped an appeal in his case against the gloucester county school board. gavin grimm sued the district when it refused to let him use the boy's bathroom. last week the federal appeals court said it was up to a lower court to determine if the case was still valid because grimm graduated from high school. nancy: kids around the area wi

i am against nancy pelosi and i probably am one of the few californians who is against nancy pelosi andhe sanctuary city policy. i feel very strongly that this is against federal law and it theld not be allowed in u.s., to allow cities and states immigrants,egal migrants, coming in here and having anchor babies and taking over our citizenship. host: are you a democrat? caller: i was, for most of my life. in the last election, i switched democrat,t -- back to a cousin wanted to vote for hillary based on the supreme court appointments. and i think neil gorsuch is a disaster. host: thank you for calling in. what do you think about a potential speaker pelosi? i am with nancy pelosi. she has done a great job. of has gone up against a lot the things that republicans have tried to do. yes, she does make a lot of money. now,ook at what you see money has to be an issue. but with her principles and philosophies for the government, i agree with that. democrats havet -- a better plan. democrats do have a plan. a plan on how to get the country back together. host: thank you to bobby and everyone who

nancy: exciting. alison: coming up next at 4:00, you might want to search your wallet or look in your purse. nancy: if you want $750 million. doesn't it sound nice? the huge jackpot up for grabs th new twist after this video and an arrest because of it. why the jogger's attorney is telling police don't jump to any conclusions. nancy: frightening seven-story fall. the video mate have you parking on the street next time. >> and interns creating video games to teach students about the workforce. i'm ame ame with the story -- i' alison: welcome back. someone could be a whole lot richer after tonight. the mega millions jackpot is now at $393 million. that is the sixth largest in the game's history. the odds of winning we have to tell you this. it's a bummer. they are 1 in 250 million. the mega million drawing at 11:00 tonight. that is not all. the powerball jackpot for tomorrow night is up to $356 million. nancy: someone has to win. there is always a chance. some kids might have spent a lot of the summer b

michelle: you can wear anything, nancy. nancy: thank you, michelle. i appreciate it. "abc7 news at 4:00" -- are you feeling lucky? the whopping power ball jackpot. tonight it's fun to think of winning nine figure lottery. >> a job fair in prince george's county where teachers are trying to get to the head of the 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. nancy: new at 4:00, a former marine and current personal his dog and raping his girlfriend. he is in jail and kevin lewis has the story. kevin: the condominium in kensington, a nice, affordable place to call home. >> i live here and i feel safe here. kevin: explains that resident. but last month, anthony russell jr. used a leash to choke his girlfriend's dog in outdoor walk in complex. the 39-year-old former marine turned personal trainer then allegedly stabbed the dog to death. court documents reveal the rage also d

and so, it ain't nancy's cash.d i want everybody to have the same respect for the cash. that's the issue that i have, and so that's why i'm as intense as i am. not because i want to chop you down, because i don't want to make the same mistakes. >> well, i'm on board. there's no question about that. >> and so, i have some place i want to take you, okay? >> oh, i'm excited. >> go ahead and take this bend. i'm surprised by how much development's goin' on around here. >> waycross is--in the last five years, has been blowing up. >> has it? >> it's growin'--oh, yeah. and this is just an old georgia town. >> i'm taking nancy to a house in waycross in a neighborhood that i think she'll like. i want her to understand how important it is to her business that she live here. does your house in tampa look like this? >> no, i have a beach house. um, i have a nice house. >> is it this nice? >> no, not at all. >> nancy. >> mm-hmm. >> you want to know why i brought you here? >> 'cause i'ma be able to buy this house in about five ye

nancy: thank you. don't forget to come to the safeway on 14th street southeast to help us stuff the bus tomorrow. abc7 teaming up with the united way and d.c. united collect backpack and school supplies for kids in the area. go to website for details on how to donate even if you can't make it out tomorrow. should be a great day. jonathan: talking about the school and the cost. coming up next at "7 on your side" consumer alert. the cost of high school for your kids is skyrocketing. the three things that are essential to graduating but are easy to overlook until you see the bill. jonathan: everybody knows college can get expensive. but ohio is getd high school is getting expensive as well. we have more about how it's getting costly. john: if you have son or daughter returning to high school you are probably saving for college right now. but you may not realize the big bills start the year before. the high school student could shell out $5,000 to $10,000 in the senior year according to a new study. for st

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nancy: all right. back in the weather center with meteorologist doug hill now and a chance of showers now. doug: yes. i'm watching the golfers at the belle haven connecticut -- country club. they looks like they are having a let's go over there. oops. i'm slow. i'm getting there. okay, i'm here. 88 at reagan national. 90 at fredericksburg. woodbridge is 89. there are a couple of areas where the showers are falling. they stand out over the mountains. closer to the metro area and the metro baltimore you have to drill down and zoom in to get a feel. they are small. heavy rain and thunder across baltimore. more across anne arundel county. a couple of showers now are forming up over northeast washington. that is not far from the area for the city tennis, the city open played now in rock creek. a couple showers but the big picture are limited. the so almost all national night out activities will be fine. a bit muggy. we will drop to 66 to 73. tomorrow is near 90 and an isolated thunderstorm. thursday probabl

nancy: that is nice. for that much money and something that expensive you want to make sure you can drive it well. how about this? few things work a crowd in a fren psycho -- -- frenzy like a t-shirt launcher. a football player had a good reason to be excited about his catch. his t-shirt told him he was getting a scholarship. making the moment here even launched by a patient at the children's hospital where the player is active in his spare time. you see everyone gathering around him. that is not the typical t-shirt through the launcher. how great is that? jonathan: congratulations. happening right now "7 on your side" getting you ready to head back to school. nancy: tonight, abc7 and newschannel8 teaming up with the united way and d.c. united to stuff the bus. alison starling live in southeast d.c. where the bus is getting filled up behind you. alison? alison: it is. hi, jonathan and nancy. we're excited to be here at the safeway at 14th street in southeast d.c. if you are cop city bewith here until 7:00

nancy: but we start with michelle marsh. michelle: if you are keeping track, this is the president's third round of remarks on charlottesville and it is a stark contrast from his prepared remarks yesterday that he made after he was criticized the first time around. today he engaged in a 15-minute back and forth, unscripted, using the new term t-left" to describe the cap protesters. >> what about the alt-left that came charging at the alt-right? do they have any semblance of guilt? what about the fact they came screaming with clubs? do they have any problem? i think they do. i have condemned neo-nazis. i've condemned many different groups. but not all of those people were neo-nazis, believe me. not all of those people were white supremacists, by any stretch. those people were also there because they wanted to protest the ticking down of the statue of robert e. lee. michelle: trump pointed out that both george washington and thomas jefferson had slaves. alison: as you can imagine, a lot of reaction from the president's bombshe

nancy: blessings to all! larry: next. nancy: exactly. larry: exactly. nancy: congratulations to them. larry: millions of muslims making their way to mecca right now taking part in the pilgrimage called hajj. the five-day journey began yesterday. today muslims are praying on mount arafat and asking god to erase the past sins and start anew. that is where prophet muhammad gave the last sermon. nancy: "7 on your side" if you are driving for the labor day weekend. if your travels take you west gasbuddy.com says the best place to fill up is off i-66 in marshall, virginia. pay $2.17 for gallon of unleaded there. find the cheapest places to fill up no matter where you are going at wjla.com. it is very important to note how because prices are going up a lot since harvey. larry: and will keep going up as brad bell said in his report earlier this h center tracking what is coming with harvey and also irma in the ocean. doug: absolutely. we have the latest on both. we start with a look at the national harbor. clouds around and a comfortable evening to be out. i thi

nancy: it does. all part of the tomatino festival where they throw 160 tons of ripe tomatoes at each other. many showing up in old clothes and bringing goggles expecting to be covered i kudos to those who showed up in white. if you are going to tomato-throwing festival, you want to go all out. michelle: guessing you lose the appetite for all things that spaghetti, pizza after that. nancy: looks delicious. we are now the last stage of a possible panda pregnancy at the national zoo. she might be pregnant or experiencing a pseudo--pregnancy. it's still too soon to tell. michelle: unclear. the national zoo is closing the indoor viewing area at the panda house tomorrow to let her get ready to deliver if she ends up being pregnant. you can still see the male pandas in the outdoor yard. nancy: could be a baby. michelle: too much bamboo or something. yeah. leave her alone. michelle: we shall find out soon. next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- "7 on your side" consumer astronomical utility bills. >> the wate

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nancy? michelle: breaking news from reston where the fairfax county police are investigating to potential sex assault. we have details on the way and we'll have details on the way. nancy: north korea says they plan to send four missiles off the waters in guam in mid-august. and president trump is threatening that the u.s. military is lock and loaded. they are stressing that the united states will retaliate if necessary it's a resort. we will have the live report on preparations in guam at:15. a firefighter is recovering after apparently assaulted on the job. the police report says that the family accused him of being drunk and two people attacked him. q mccray with the latest on this. he is very bizarre. q: i gave the d.c. fire and e.m.s. a call and they tell me that the paramedic/firefighter is in the hospital awaiting surgery for his jaw. on the attack, the people here said it happened in the grassy area around 12:00 noon. according to police that is the time a family here dialed 911 becau

nancy: he looks happy to be back. consumer side with news, good news about back-to-school shopping in virginia. today kicked off a tax-free weekend, no taxes on school supplies, clothing, and shoes. also on the list, emergency-related items like generators and flashlights. for full guide of what's included, go to wjla.com. jonathan: barack obama is still popular with folks in washington. neighborhood held a birthday party for the 44th president. oversizedned the birthday card, me gold with a look, who also posed for photos. today is his 56th birthday. coming up disaster, a plane catching fire before takeoff. the heroes who kept everyone safe and alive. nancy: a serious situation getting worse, next. hear smart,d you you think apple, samsung. there is a new player in the game, ready to charge $1600 for every phone. that's next. you can do endless move 201online research.t, or, you can take advantage of our best offer ever on an xt5. don't wait. our 2017 models will be moving fast. you can drive a car... or you can driv

nancy: skills.n: we have our eclipse expert here. : i've learned so much just over the last couple months covering this. monday will be really big for a lot of the country. tomorrow, the cloud cover sticks around and a good chance of spot showers and storms. alison: have a good night. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> new from trump collectibles, this adorable porcelain saltshaker. from the front it's a cute little gnome. but turn him around and you've got one of donald trump's most ardent supporters. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- ray romano. from "somewhere between," paula patton. baby "bachelor in paradise." and music from bryson tiller. and now, more than likely, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

nancy: thank you. right now houston is working to open two or three more shelters to help those displaced by harvey. the red cross says 17,000 people are already in shelters-49 inches of rain fell in houston. for the latest on the season in houston here is kristen holmes live. what is the latest there? reporter: president trump just wrapped up the tour of the emergency management facility in austin. here around the houston area the big story are those hundreds of people are rescued every hour. but still so many remain trapped at home. >> harrowing stories. >> the rising water. he went and got help. >> the boat was small. they had to take the kids and them woman first. they said they came back for us. they are coming back for us but they never did. >> amidst the houston floodwaters thousands of rescues. the city still trying to keep up. >> don't give up on us. seek higher ground. we will get to you. >> the soaking rain is setting records for the continental u.s. south of houston in bras.oria county, dir

nancy: rich, thank you. tensions high in charlottesville following a deadly and at emancipation park today a man with a rifle slung around his shoulder. people yelled at him to go home. jeff goldberg is in charlottesville. we see this in this video. everyone is very much on edge today. jeff: things have calmed down in emancipation park. this is where the statue of robert e. lee stands and you see signs honoring heather heyer. the city's plan is to take down the statue that drew the unite the right rally last weekend and attracted one man. his presence certainly had a lot of local residents angry about his presence. jeff: the residents started to gath every at the park. you can see that many were yelling at him to leave, calling him a terrorist saying that his presence was troublesome following what happened last weekend and the death of heather heyer. police did intervene to calm down the situation. he agreed to leave the park. he was escorted away and we spoke to him before the crowd arrived. >> i'm standin

is: of course, nancy, d.c. not right off the ocean, so it is not likely to experience a storm like hurricane harvey. that said, it is considered a high risk area for flooding. we wanted to find out what happens the next time the tidal basin waters overflow and start going that way. many walk by without realizing what it is. >> this is the 17th street levee. tom: and the next time there is big flooding from the potomac, it will likely become famous. the levy was finished in 2014. this video of a practice run shows what it is like when the wall is put up. >> within 24 hours we can bring it down and put a wall across 17th straight. tom: along with the world war ii memorial, the levy would protect huge parts of downtown and federal triangle if the tidal basin overflowed. >> seventeenth street is one of the lowest points in the city. tom: other areas have protection, such as the georgetown floodwalls, but are we still vulnerable? after the devastation of hurricane sandy in new jersey, the federal government wanted a

nancy: thank you, doug. developing now, six stafford county schools could start the year with uninvited guest. lead in the water. jeff goldberg is live in stafford with the details. it's not the way to go back to school. >> not at all. >> this came as a surprise to parents when they received the e-mail yesterday saying that six schools have the high quality o led including wright middle school, and garrisonville elementary school. >> the school starts on tuesday and the water quality safety is on the minds of so many people in stafford county. after hearing about the discovery of lead in the water. many parents reacted like this. >> how long has it been going on? that is a question to ask myself. we have to make sure we have the water bottles ready. >> in mid-august they tested water at all 12 of the schools built before 1986. >> the district received results of six of the 12 and all of them have one or more fountains or taps like these with the levels of led above the e.p.a. threshold of what is considered

nancy: thank you very much. jonathan: for the latest information on hurricane harvey, find out ways to help the steve: the high temperature today was 69 degrees at reagan national, making it the coolest august day around the dmv -- are 25 ready for this -- in years. we are slowly cooling, 64 manassas, 61 luray. the the windows now that rain has moved out. we have clear skies to the west, fogttle bit of patchy developing. not a lot, but with kids back at school early tomorrow morning, leave extra time. the disturbance off the coast moves off to the north and east, swinging down to the gulf where harvey continues to churn and a pound parts of louisiana and texas. the good news for houston, the rain is later and things will get better moving into the day tomorrow -- the rain is lighter. the track takes it more to the east. we will have a better chance of unsettled weather this weekend. parts of the upcoming weekend. 50's, ifmorning, upper you have to wait at the bus stop or the metro stop, a good deal of sunshine t

nancy: a shocking scene. the fire ripping through the flower branch apartments in silver spring after a natural gas explosion. that killed seven people and injured 30 more. i know a year later we have a new perspective from those who rushed in the flames to save the lives. this is a scene that even season veterans found >> certainly. one described it as a centennial event. now the ntsb is still investigating. >> it was everything we don't want to run. >> station 16 in silver spring just returned from a medic call. >> he felt the fire house shake. >> he explained that the tremble caused another firefighter in the bunk room to awaken from the sleep. >> then they dropped the box alarm area >> in minutes the station located mile from the blast was face to face. >> there are guys that will never >> there are 30 some patients transported. >> scott goldstein says in weeks thereafter his crews responded to the calls in the area often without sirens. as challenge remain scared. >> everyone dealing with the trauma and

nancy: thank you.s today in ocean city regarding the death of a texas woman found buried in the sand there on the beach. woman was sitting in a hole about four feet deep when it collapsed on her. this is late last month. still unclear what caused the hole to collapse. the chief medical examiner ruled the death accidental. jonathan: new development on the uss john s. mccain crash. it's terrible news. two of the ten missing from maryland. kevin bushell graduated from technician second class timothy eckels -- tom eckels jr. michelle: the west wing of the white house reopened this week after getting a makeover. crews renovated it while president trump in on the working vacation. it has new hvac, new dar pet and new paint. president trump played a key role in the remodeling process requesting all materials used were made in usa. jonathan: pregnant woman in pennsylvania believes an image of jesus was captured during her sonogram. take a look for yourself and see what you think. the woman and her fiance say t

nancy: a great story. years we have seen a number of stories about a disconnect between law enforcement and the communities they serve. nancy: now a group is working to change that. michelle: amy aubert reports that hundreds of kids are gathering to hope both sides get a better understanding. amy: for the students this is a chance to make a difference. >> they are from all neighborhoods, stretching across 40 states. >> i love that you are all in on the various sessions. >> jeff hood is the executive director of the national police athletic league. >> they are kicking off a youth mentoring summit. >> more than ever we need to touch the kids and get them on the side. >> panel started the discussions. >> if people are here protecting u we can understand where we are coming from. >> it's that message. they hope to take it back to their neighborhoods. >> actually me, 28 year veteran of the law enforcement, makes me want to cry. tear up. i'm changing the lives of the kids. >> they talk about reaching out to the

nancy: they are going for it. some of the officers suiting up to demonstrate the fine synchronized swimming skills. the moves! this is to promote the police, fire and sheriff block party held august 26 at kenmore middle school. it's not easy to do that. larry: no. to do it with a smile. nancy: they do it well. larry: i love when people don't take themselves serious. nancy: and they certainly do not. larry: call it what it is. nancy: turn it down to doug in the stormwatch7's weather center. great day to enjoy the night out. >> passing shower in the next hour or two. temperature wise is comfortable. woodbridge is now at 81. tracking in the afternoon. we have patches of the showers or the sprinkles. don't expect anything more than that. they will see cloudiness. there are a couple of storms tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. it will drop from the upper 70 to the mid-to-lower 70's tonight. future cast has a clue of moisture tomorrow. sunday is warmer and then most of next week looks dry and comfortable. a lot of s

nancy: thank you. a young woman who sent her boyfriend dozens of text messages urging him to kill himself has been sentenced to 15 months in jail. mike carter-conneen is following this breaking news from the "live desk." mike? mike: michelle carter was involuntary manslaughter. a massachusetts judge determined she was responsible for the 2014 death of her boyfriend 18-year-old conrad roy. that day she sent him dozens of text messages encouraging his suicide and urging him to, "get back in his truck" as it was filling with carbon monoxide. carter was 17 at the time. during the trial carter's lawyer argued roy was determined to kill himself and nothing carter did could change that adding that she struggled with her own mental health issues. prosecutors sought the maximum possible sentence of 20 years. and today in court, roy's family said they were heart broken and deavor stated by his death -- devastated by his death. >> gave me amazing 13 years being my best friend. and the best role model a little sis

nancy? nancy: thank you. we want to wish you belated birthday. next at 4:00, check your smart phone. the alarming recall. affecting thousands of the phone cases. the reason they are being pulled off the store shelves. jonathan: l old basketball stadium is a shiny new football facility. abc7 will take you fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and

nancy: thank you. next at 4:00, head scratcher of a t-shirt and the artist point behind a questionable fashion statement. kellye: i'm kellye lynn in gaithersburg where the students are engaged for interesting experiences. that is coming up in "spo alison: a new program that is placing high school junior and sean yours at the job sites to prepare them for the future. this is kellye lynn's with the spotlight on education. fire trucks are on the move at fire station rescue 8. this is where melo put in three week of work. >> we were able to do the physical training they have to do to become firefighters. >> one of the 450 students who participated in the summer rides program that st experience. >> we had them working in i.t. and bio. they were able to experience the school system. >> they then spent three weeks at the job site. >> i want to be a doctor. >> it's good to have experience. >> we are trying to show them what it's all about. >> they shadow the professionals at kaiser personal innocent -- kaiser

nancy: thank you. jonathan: turn to sports and talk about what is happening in richmond with the redskins training camp. that is where we find robert burton. hey, robert. robert: that is right. coming up in sports we sat down today is with a rookie defensive end. jonathan allen. who is the guy he wants toer the apart on the football field? you won't believe the reaction to that question after this. robert: welcome back. day six of the redskins training camp. here is the situation. you are a rookie in the nfl, of course there is a guy you want to go after. we sat down with jonathan allen who talked about it. he is a rookie. you know there is a situation he will counted upon to make moves this year. so we sat him down and said look, is there a guy you want to tear apart on the football field? tom brady, aaron rodgers, who cares? this is what he told us. >> i wouldn't say particularly. there is so much oi it. i think about every day becoming a better football player. >> you're just not telling me. >> no.

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nancy: a former u.s.up independent review of the charlottesville response to three rallies. the city agencies, the law enforcement and the government officials will be part of the review. take up to three weeks before completed. jonathan: well, amazon completes the $13 billion takeover of whole foods next week. fast. comb petters are feeling anxious -- competitors are feeling anxious how it might change the grocery industry. we look at what shoppers can expect starting monday. >> many jokingly review to whole foods as whole paycheck. >> i have seen fresh cherries in this store at $11.99 a >> new owner amazon says as of monday prices will come down on select staples like organic avocados, apples, eggs, salmon and rotisserie chicken. in the future, they will cash in on the special in-store deals and the certain products will be sold on the amazon website. this has rivals feeling nervous. amazon partnered with google fearing shakeup of the grocery industry. >> packing foods. cooking, i'm more than happy to b

nancy: we look forward to it. thank you.jonathan: turn our attention south to redskins training camp where robert burton has been all day long. hey, robert. robot -- robert: what is going on? there are different groups. running back, quarterbacks and the linebackers. that is where the hits come robert: welcome back to richmond for redskins training camp. we are live. we are covering it all for you. you come to training camp, of course. you want to see the sexy positions the receivers and the running backs and you want to see your quarterback. let's switch over to the defense. you want to see the linebackers. that is where the hits come in. we sat down with lana: brown who tells us it's a close-knit group and a couple of them are a little crazy. >> we r n.w.o. >> new world order? >> no. they named it. got to go along. we try to do things together get to know each other. the more you know each other outside of football, better you will know them on the field. robert: one day i will figure out what it stands for. now switch gea

robert: stay with us, nancy. jake, real quick to close us out, and i want to go around real quick to dan and julie, will congress demand to hear more about the actual number of troops on the ground in afghanistan? jake: absolutely. you'll have jim mattis up there the next couple weeks. we're not going to tell you our strategy is not what congress likes to hear because they cut the checks. they're going to say, no, you're committing u.s. troops. we are paying the bill. taxpayers deserve to know how many people will be there. robert: he ran as a noninterventionist, julie. is he now a hawk? julie: i don't know if i'd call him a hawk at this point but certainly he is someone who is not wrong, sitting in the oval office making these decisions is a lot different and i don't think he wants to be the kind of president that creates a vacuum in afghanistan that could potentially lead that country to become a launching pad again for a terrorism attack in the u.s. it is something that has haunted his predecessors as well. ro

nancy: hitting the beach and not the books. how it is boosting the economy there. >> plus, is it natalie holloway? what investigators are saying nancy: welcome back. ocean week -- ocean beach is getting another week of summer after they are not starting until after labor day. brad: when hogan ordered the schools to start back after labor day there was one reason. to boost the economy in ocean city. now that bonus august week arrived. the weather is perfect. the beach is crowded. here on the boardwalk, the business owners say they are seeinga >> it's usually extremely quiet. we are usually standing around waiting for the next table. the last couple of days i have been here in the daytime has been busy for lunch. >> the mayor of ocean city would have thought for the change. he is welcoming back marylanders who had to previously hit the books, not the beach. >> i think you will see the numbers increase in ocean city. >> the side effect is the one vacationers talk about. >> don't have to good to school. very simple. >> the davidson

nancy and marion were life partners. marion was very active in politics and ran for political office in 1919, very early on after women have gotten the vote. she garnered quite a few votes. she didn't win, but she did get quite a few votes for that time period. nancy and marion became eleanor roosevelt's political mentors when eleanor roosevelt was just getting started in political life. we are in a room that originally was a living room in office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary mel mina thompson or tommy, she was called. she lived here until her death in the early 1950's, with eleanor roosevelt. mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area and this became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests. this is where she would work every day. at this desk, which was made at the val-kill industries. the industry thing about the desk is there's a little lame plates on there. it's actually her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. she obviously noticed rig

nancy: take a look at the rescue. human chain forming to reach a pregnant woman who had gone into labor. they are holding gave birth to healthy baby girl. michelle: thank goodness. the images are so striking. damage is unimaginable. so many families will have to rebuild from scratch. pay for it out of their own pocket. no insurance. the amount of support for the area is incredible with donations poring in to organizations -- pouring in to organizations across the country. amy aubert continues team coverage with how you can help. amy: a church in damascus is collecting supplies for those affected by the flooding in houston. they are getting everything from socks to soaps. >> i tried to imagine what is it like to lose everything. >> church members at different make irchurch collecting just about everything for those affected by the flooding in houston. they started collecting supplies on monday and by midweek the outdoor buildings sit about a third of the way full. >> it changes the heart of good. you know? people are g

nancy: there is one wooden tank. the father was an american citizen.e was put in the department of justice camp in bismarck, north dakota. his son was left behind at tule lake and was 3-years-old with chicken pox, and the father made that out of salvaged wood for the child. and so, we'd like to use that tank to talk about a father separated from the child, and also just look at the conditions of life for these american citizens. robert: patty, kind of an interesting and important project do you think? patti hirahara: yes, it really is because the camp objects, the younger generation doesn't understand their significance, and it may have a great opportunity to tell their family story. and so, for nancy to pick this project is a valuable lesson for american history. robert: and you've been involved in, like, you know, smithsonian type exhibits, and things like that. and yet, when we were talking before, i think the simplicity of some of these objects almost tell as significant a story as some of the bigger, kind of historical things that we're used to se

nancy: thank you.ston is working to open two or three more shelters to help those displaced by harvey. the red cross says 17,000 people are already in shelters-49 inches of rain fell in houston. for the latest on the season in houston here is kristen holmes live. what is the latest there? reporter: president trump just wrapped up the tour of the emergency management facility in austin. here around the houston area the big story are those

nancy: right. and as you get older, you start to get a little broader perspective and understand a little more about the world and how he happen to die, and that my mother was not in the war and the chance of her dying were pretty low. >> do any of you still have nightmares from time to time related to this, or has that subsided in your day-to-day life? stress dreamslled . dreams of failure, dreams of harm in some way. they are not related to work in particular or a family member, but they persist. >> yeah. [laughter] >> anxiety about things, yes. >> i agree. >> my wife is in the audience, so i hope i don't embarrass her, but having been a soldier myself, i did not let on to her how much stress it was when both are sons were deployed at the same time. inclination tost say, no, you cannot do that? said, i lost my father in world war ii, i was my friend to vietnam, i know my friends are losing their children in the current situation. as a military person, you develop a sense of fatalism about it. sur

they want nancy pelosi.o, they go after nancy pelosi, they beat her up like a pinata. you look at the recent election in georgia and others, they ran ads of attacking pelosi, not the other candidates. democrats know there's a lotç going. >> sandra: more "outnumbered" in just a minute ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. as chief everything officer, lynne smith, gets ready to launch the school year. binders, done. super-cool notebooks, done. laptop setup, done. that's mom taking care of business. but who takes care of mom? office depot / office max. during our "taking care of back to school" sale, order online and p

bush and nancy -- and ronald reagan run against each other. reconciliation and ronald reagan but nancy reagan is constantly putting her in her place. nancy reagan makes it clear that the event isn't going to start in the barbara bush goes home and changes. >> there's a similar feud. mary todd lincoln will get in a boat to go into richmond to sort of over the defeated south. julia gets in the boat and sits down in a seat. mary todd lincoln says you're sitting in my seat. get up. julia got up. she never forgot this. and then when they had a carriage tour to see all of the lights to celebrate the victory of the north she invites her husband to join her in the carriage and just leaves julia sitting there. julia did not forget this. when they were invited to the theater the evening that lip ncn was killed julia says to her husband, i'm not going to be with that woman. thank goodness she didn't because her husband might have been killed as well. so there was a feud that turned out well for somebody. >> and holding a grudge too. >> yes. >>> do you ha

>> nancy pelosi is going to be nancy pelosi and will it is about power to her and she will make sure she uses going to regain power. as far as i am concerned it is it the american people making sure there are no distractions and take care of health care and tax reform and awful those things that hard working americans depend on us to do. it is the difference of politics to their advantage or policy and that means you are getting things moving and making it better for the american people. >> is this identity politics. is this what they are trying to drive home? >> i don't think that nancy cares about anybody but herself. you know, i just, this is again trying to make sure you get out of your own way and do what you can for the american people and penning people up against each other is not the way to do this. this is why we as americans need to stop looking to washington to answer all of the questions whether they make us feel angry or not. it is it time to say, we don't need to wait for nancy pelosi to tell us what to do. and look at ourselves and take responsible and what will histo

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nancy: late today, the white house was pressed about the story. the press secretary said the president had no knowledge of the story, that neither the nor the white house were involved. out,han: an annual night designed to connect police officers with their communities. alison: this after controversial comments from the president that some say encourages police brutality. >> like when you are putting some of the other car and the way you head. you can take your hand away. alison: the white house press secretary later said the president was making a joke. jonathan: but as jay korff reports, it is not a joke to some and law enforcement, including the dea. it was all smiles for children riding in police motorcycle sidecar is during national night out in d.c., a time to create positive relationships between officers and the citizens they serve. this just days after an awkward moment for law enforcement on president trump seem to suggest it would be ok to rough up a suspect. >> i said you can take the hand away, ok? the white house claims the president

there are no democratic leaders, besides nancy pelosi, who was at? chuck schumer?of the time democrats on the street don't even know who he is. that's why they're not condemning it, there's no leadership. >> juan: terry mcauliffe, the governor of virginia was asked after the events in charlottesville. he was reluctant to condemn. could it be that democrats think people are going to equate antifa with a white supremacist of the neo-nazis when in fact they don't believe that antifa is moving toward the mainstream in influencing american politics in a way at the moment we see from the white supremacists >> lisa: i said on "america's newsroom," where is barbara lee who represents berkeley and where it's nancy pelosi. a day later she puts on a statement, it's good to know she listens to make him a text my advice, i'll have more advice later throughout the night. it exposes a couple things. it exposes the hypocrisy of the democratic party who sat here over the past couple of weeks and said we denounce hate, we denounce violence in this country but the only person we've h

bush and nancy -- and ron reagan run against each other. of course, this often happens, reconciliation, vice president george h.w. bush, president ronald reagan, but nancy reagan is constantly putting barbara in her place, is constantly disrespectful to barbara, constantly disrespectful to both bushes but particularly to barbara. once barbara bush showed up at the white house in a similar colored dress, and nancy reagan makes it clear the event is not going to start until barbara bush goes home and changes. and they're fellow republicans. >> there's a similar feud between julia dent grant and mary todd lincoln. they're going to get into a boat to go into richmond to sort of lord it over the defeated south, and julia gets in the boat and she sits down in a seat and mary todd lincoln gets in and she says, you're sitting in my seat. get up. and she -- and yujulia got up. she never forgot this. and then when they had a carriage tour around washington to see all of the lights to celebrate the victory of the north, mary todd lincoln invites her h

>> well, i don't mean to say that nancy is rallying behind mobs of violent people, nancy pelosi is actuallyof public safety. we know that there are groups that want to meet at the confederate statutes, we know that there are groups that oppose the groups that want to meet at statutes of people who owned other human beings, who raped other human beings, who profited well off of the oppression and abuse of other human beings, so what's going to happen when these group clash, you're going to have the public safety officials and have the police having to deal with this, in a city like boston where you have a strong and wonderful police force that can handle huge crowds and, you know, they were able to mitt tbait all but three arrests this weekend, smaller towns not so much. smaller places lesser police force not so much. the smart thing to do is to avoid conflicts, you know they're going to come. heather: when you take a look at people who were polled across the nation, the specific poll from pbs news hour, 62% say that they should, in fact, keep the statutes with 27% saying that you should rem