the bottom line is from a perspective of nationa politics this race is going to get a lot of attention. the bigstion tonight though is w qhether or not these established republicans will be on board with stewart's campaign, here's why. bill bow g the last republican senate gernor tweeted he was extremely disappointed that corey stewart got the nomination. we also reached out to the republican national committee. the senate tore yell campaign, as far as their level of them supporting stewa in this race. weidsk him t doday if the president is going to campaign along with him he said, he believes that's going to happen at some point beten now and november. >> another corey in politics, corey gardner, a republican senator from colorado who's part of the senate tore yell committee basically said it's a big mapre and they'ot necessarily talking about virginia, weut talk virginia so much but looks like the national focus will not be there.>> not going to be there time >> it'sse not becauhe dynamics in this stanged radically over a generation. this used to be a solid republican state it went p

it's one of the largest zoo expansions in the nationâ >>> we have a preview and a look at some of theome. >> it's a big day at the oakland zoo. this is the final step for us to expand and go from 45 acres. >> reporter: more than doubling its size, calling it the california trail. >> some have been in captivity too long to be let free. >> reporter: then there are some like these gray wolves who may look cute but are afraid of humans and still very serious animals. eyow thatin scerehave here,ld p ys goi to beusinit, we can get them. they can get us either. >> reporter: grizzly bears, these orphaned cubs just arrived from alaska and there is room to grow. >> they are about 280 pounds and they are going to grow to be about 1000 pounds and 8 feet tall when they stand on their hind feet. >> reporter: black bears too, this one getting some cardboard. and there's also bison, 10 baby bison born in the last 30 days. today's limited open was a preview and there were some hand-picked special guests. the grand opening for the public's july 12. at the oakland zoo, don ford, kpix 5 news . >>> yester

and require more than law enforcement responses alone.iz recogng that, we approach this nationa securityhreat the same as any other, with an eye towards supporting not only our own legal tools but the tools andti abili of others. >> of course the trump administration has levelled economic sanctions against russia in response to some of the activities. this spring, jim, the head of the nsa was t asked what u.s. tactic is in respolling to of this and he said at this point there is none. and the pnt was made in this hearing today that the united states ave to make it economically painful to russia to engage in this kind of behavior and a lot of the senators both democratic andbl ican said the u.s. has to take a stronger stance on this and makeure that the united wored their while to engage in this kind of activity when this country is t ing to have elections. >> talk about mid-terms a ttle more than five months away. tom fo zgerald thank you much. >> larry kudlow in hospil bein treated at walter reed in bethesda. white house call it is mild doing well depted to make a full recovery. he was

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rest of the conversation, if you think is there a southern dimension that make us different is the nationa, as thenational narratis distinct and are they related and if so how? >> there were these issues everywheresu of course. like in the south, a where the slaves actually twiddled and sweat and blood. the. there is segregation everywhere. they had to help him. especially when you go to church with people and you have them in your homes and vice versa, you actually see them in wal-mart etc. they would actually help you out, etc.. they actually make it easier to. i live right in the i beach are. who would actually help start out to help their kids get into college w etc.. [inaudible] so those kind of things. >> it sounds like amongki other things you're disappointed. >> frankly i would feel betrayed. t especially in fact it was almost two decades where to try to raise these issues etc.. so all these years to try to get other people to see their fullness of the. suddenly they went forfo him anyway. they have more in common with me thanan him and actually hurts more. >> we are going to go to

mgm nationa harbor sent us this statement saying this is a horrible accident and we are heartbroken. we offer our support and prayers for the family. we are fully cooperating with the prince george's county ems fire department. people are wondering how a handrail could have been so dangerous. >> i think mgm could have done a better job protecting kids. >> reporter: a source with knowledge says the children are brother and sister, ages 5 and 6. the mother grabbed the little boy and aasino security guard pulled the little girl away from the energized railing. her heart wasn't beating. a prince george's police officer gave her cpr. >> they continued cpr en route to the hospital. >> reporter: that little girl remains in critical condition evening. the mgm security guard has non-life threatening first responders can't confirm what happened to the brother ort pare, because they weren't transported to the hospital by a county but a private vehicle. >>> the republican and democratic nominees for maryland governor areo wasting time in their campaign. ben jealous has voters to win over andarty

the nationa security, the responsibility and authority for it, in the view o the high court, belongstical persuasion is, understands that you don't know who is coming in from a failed state like libya or somalia or north korea or venezuela or yemen. and i don't think those are places that anybody of any political persuasion would want to visit. he had a couple of goes at the attempt to stop the immigration from war torn states and i think he refined it enough that the supreme court was quite right. and although some of the countries have five of the seven are muslims, obviously venezuela and north korea are not. so it was a wise move. and i think it will get majority support from the public. lou: and it took so long for this to move to a decision. >> it did. lou: which belies the issue of national security. this is the 21st century. and the enemies are different than they were during the second world war. we don't have time to convert civilian production to military, in the case of most of our enemies, whether it be china, whether it be russia. whatever happens is likely to happen qu

battle of the beltways was put on hold because of the rain.k nats p was mostly empty by the time the a nationa orioles were finally able to take the field after a three-hour delay. it was a 7:00 claim. >> the confluence, the rain, the sporting events, the fiery crash onilhen bridge led to that tlavg. >> 5:30. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun ng news for transportation reporter adam tuss was stuck in that terrible traffi >> melissa is tracking delays we need to know about, but first, we go to chuck for the forecast. >> you know adam tuss, mr. transportation himself gets stuck in traffic, that say problem for everybody else. on your thursday morning, it's iet outside. most of the rain is now gone. rain chance are falling aso we into your thursday. not all the way to zero but there's still an isolated chance of getting a little showe nowhere what we've seen. most of the i-95 corridor is close to the 70 degrees mark when you get by the bay, annapolis is at 70 degrees. as you're planning your thursday, not really needinghe umbrella. suns up for now, on this, longest day

nationa correspondent miguel marquez is near the border in mcallen, texas and we're seeing a growing number of protests. is that right? >> reporter: yeah, here on the border, there is fear and confusion and there is anger over this policy and now the administration trying to figure out how to make it better, how to bring those people back together or just not fix the policy at all. [ chanting ] >> reporter: anger growing on the texas-mexico border and across the country over the president's zero tolerance immigration policy. [ chanting ] >> reporter: zero tolerance equals children separated from parents, despite the president's executive order to end the separations, thousands of kids and their parents remain disconnected. this man just out of lockive up in el paso has no idea where his daughter is or how he'll find her. >> i don't know if i'm going to see her again, he said. i need to see her and be with her. she's the only child i have. >> reporter: in mcallen, responses to the first lady fashion choice when seen wearing a jacket bearing the message "i really don't care, do you?" a

only licensed teachers are tracked by the nationa nasdaq teacher database which flags teachers engaged inmisconduct to prevent them from crossing state lines to get new jobs. d.c.'s deputy mayor for education tells us the school system is trying to tackle this problem. >> they areot in com plieps wi -om plieppliance with what the are required to do. >> so they are breaking the rules. >> d.c. public schools tells news 4 beginning in september they'll require all new hired h teachers te at least applied for their licenses. as part of our news 4 i-team t investigation 11:00, the case of the teacher who struck a student in the h d and how her story launched our investigation. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >>> new developments just in from capitol hill on two crucial immigration votes today. the house has rejected a conservative immigration bill that offered no pass to citizenship for dreamers and moments ago house leaders delayed a vote on a more moderate version of the bill. that vote is now scheduled for tomorrow. congress is struggling to pass the meares just a day after the presiden

how thateloped but i disagree with the idea -- fake news is a problem and we we are, we're having a nationa coersation about it and we need to be focused on the fake news issue going into next elections because again, the russians and oths are not going to stop meddling in our business. but its not an existential threat. not the top security issue. kennedy: in north korea you're not going to see the state run news outlets saying that kim jong-un is a sellout. did you see his face. what an embarrassment. they can't do that because they would die. the panel returns a l later. faced ande ndou on the, fresh wall. >>> first up, the president claims we no longer have to fear a north korea nuclear aack. is he spot an or off the mark? i've got jason chaffetz and ron williams ready to debate. they're putting the gloves on and taping up their hands. they're next. i mean wish i had time to take care of my portfolio, but.. well, what are you doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30 sam's batai chi.ractice. yeah, so sounds rela

look at all of r these kidseady for the circus here under the big top here at the nationa rbor. yes, there is a special show coming up where part of your ticket money will help children in foster care. it's called kids lives matter. eck it out. woef got lucky the ring master. lucky, the ring master is here revving these guys up for a full hour of news 4 at 6:00 of a little bit of the circus and whole lot of how this circus is invested in the communit that's going to be coming up a little bit in just a few minutes on news 4 today. stay with us. >>> plus, the family of roseanne is getting ready for another comeback. the network t is worki save the show, but not the star. the latest on the decision is .just ahead on news 4 tod r here's money zza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fiber-optic network with ridiculous coeeds. yod have, like, a hundred devices online at once. interested, talk later. bye boys! don't even think ab

. >>> next the local restaurant rongly caught up in a nationa outrage. >> this is not something that is exciting to deal with on a daily basis, especially when there are threats coming in. >> the owner now calling on one person to clear up the confusion. >>> a perfect day to get out on the national mal but it's not going to last. doug is back with the return of our heat and our humidity. and when it will fee like it is more than 100 degrees. >>> now to a face only a mother could love. judges had a rough decision neoosing a winr for the world's ugliest dog. it's a con heft held in petaluma c and more than a dozen dogs competed for that title. some dogs t strutteir stuff hairless and toothless. ae winner also added some drooling and crooked grin.th e 9-year-old english bulldog. the owner drove 30 hours from minnesota in order to compete. this event celebrates dogsarhat rescued from puppy mills and from shelters. it's intended to encourage potential pet owners to adopt potential pet owners to adopt any face that you know you can christmas eve, my dad had no healthcare. he walked into an

the trade question is one, youee support of the president and local and nationa.ut that's part of what is animating bob corker here. he's very upset he didn't get his legislation voted on. >> senator corker would say it's a principle issue for the party. but this is donald trump's ithout a doubt. the president did win across the board.but in virginia, the repus have nominated the guy trump, corey stewart, who ran against tim kaine, and corey gardner, republican senator from colorado, who runs the senatorial campaign committee, just told cnn the campaign committee will endorse corey stewart. the president congratulated him, the president says corey stewart is great. senator gardner saying we have a big map. right now we're focused on florida, north dakota, indiana. i don't see virginia in it. that's picking aht with the >> don't t ts t it? his intention. think he would rather avoid that. and look, he's also stating fact. almost any candidate who would emerge from this virginia republican primary would have had a very tough time against senator tim kaine. the others

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conversation, justin trudeau pressed the president and said how can you justify these tariffs for r nationapresident, the administration laid out. at that point, justin trudeau a he was pressing the president was told by the president, well didn't you guys burn down the white house, referring to the war of 1812. of course there's a historical problem. the canadians did not. that was the british. but its go to this very tense relationship that has suddenly developed between two close allies and trudeau saying it's offensive the him, insulting, that the u.s. would claim national security reasons for these tariffs. >> to make a joke, not a joke, you know. >> exactly. >> the big question of course even when you talk about this, this whole embroilio about the war of 1812 is why does canada pose a risk? it's an absurd thing on the face of it and they are using it as their justification. have they beenlegitimaten for t excuse for tariffs? >> i do think it's a stretch. they are trying to give a justification. i talk today a senior administration official today who did not try to repeat the presiden

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he cited player who's protest by taking a knee or stay in the locker room during the nationa anthem calling their ptests disrespectful. instead of celebrating the eagles, the white house today held an eventebting at flag. let's watch the president. >> i want to take this opportunity to be explain why young americans stand for national anthem. maybe it's about time that we understood. we stand to honor our military and to honor ourcountry. anton remember the fallen heroes who never made it back home. so we stand together for freedom, we stand together for patriotism. and we proudly stand for our glorious nation under god. i want to thank you all for being here. this is a beautiful big celebration. actually, to be honest, it's even bigger than we had anticipated. >> for the record, an nef source told nbc news that not a single eagles player took a knee during the 2017 regular season. in fact, a source outside the white house with direct knowledge told nbc news the president called off the visit because fewer than ten people including coaches, players and trainers planned to attend. sarah sand

>> we are joined on the telephone to follow the story that broke on our watch by robert costa the nationa political reporter for the "washington post" and moderator of washington week on pbs. and this is about the heart attack suffered tonight and announced this evening by the president on twitter by larry kudlow. the president's economic adviser. long-time on air personality at cnbc. bob, what do you have about his condition that could add to the story? >> good to be with you. just got off the phone with mrs. kudlow, judith kudlow. and she is at the hospital with the white house's top economic adviser. she says he is doing fine, that the doctors there are fabulous. we had a brief conversation for obvious reasons. spoke to numerous fends of larry kudlow tonight. they said he has been making phone calls, that he has been sitting up and talk. that he seems to be in the recovetage at least at this moment. i spoke to dr. art laffer one of his long-time friends for decades in the economics realm by phone tonight. there's some upbeat news in the inner circle around larry kudlow but details rema

for example, the government equality legislation a few years ago forced party called the british nationa party which is a horrible, racist organization to rewrite their constitution which said the party was only open to caucasian people on the basis that it was, it celebrated any -- any quality. that is the end of the must of association and political organization, however much you might design despise the british national party. there have been other instances where religious groups in the uk and in other parts of europe have been punished for and in some cases given prison sentences for expressing certain as -- views as seen as pushing inequality. an example of sweden was given a one month suspended prison sentence for describing homosexuality as a tumor on society. we will agree that that's a pretty impulsive view. but that is his deeply held religious view and it held counter to the crime and equality rules so therefore he was punished. a church in britain was made to take down a poster warning if they didn't believe in god they were going to hell because that was seen as harassing a

reduce that cost about 600 billion and then the one time tax on the $2.6 trillion of profits that nationamultinationals had overseas and transitioning to that system and keeping it down to about 300 billion. this is still a rather large cost. it was a rather aggressive one on how that cash plus the lower rate on future investments would spur new moment. >> in other words, there bringing money back at a lower rate and their lowering the future investment rates to say it's going to go. >> the story around why there are huge increases in wages was a little bit muddy. they had two or three different tries to explain its reasoning but the best classical approach to this is that companies would have both liquidity from the cash they brought home and a lower rate on new investments so both those things together would spur new investments which would flow down to workers eventually. some of us, like the pit commissioner looked at the history of what happened when you gave multinational big piles of cash, even in the liquidity constrained environment and sort of thought that doesn't seem right giv

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lg nationa picture for you.ee east coast but look out toward thenterior all that orange all tt yellow is even hotter weather. that heat andumidity is heading in our direction and w will stickith us for the better part of the week here in d.c. satellite and radar, not too much going on save for a few light shows and sprinkles doun northeasternnortheastern ince william county trying to come across the beltway. it would be a couplero sprinkles, raind that's not a huge deal. bend it a little drier air at least no big rain ming our way today. that's kind of the point iwant . we should start clearing things out. should start b gettingk to more sunshine. there's the seven-dayca st. 90 today. clearing skies through the afternoon. your friday looks fantastic minu the 92 degrees heat. and then if you can't stand that, then find an ac and stick neart all weekend longe be 96 degrees on saturday, 97 owisunday. both days feel a hundred plus. tearly look july 4th 'cause that's what all eye a on for the fireworks. doesn't rook

i'd rather use the tools of the competitive marketplace than price fixing at the nationa level. >> i'll point out that did not work with glevic. >> senator, your time is up. senator cantwell. >> thank you, mr. chair. i'm sorry i had to step out for a while but i did hear your opening statement. i wanted four things, list price, negotiating tools, cost share and the foreign outlook. on plans for negotiating, one of the best negotiating tools i think that's out there is the provision of the basic health plan or essential plan that is now operating in a few states where families can have affordable -- basically the state ends up negotiating. the state negotiates on behalf of a large group of individuals. those who may not belong to a large employer or employer who doesn't have insurance. so those can see as little as a $6 for generic drugs, $15 for brand drugs. so in my mind, that's a great model. why? because it's a negotiating tool by creating market leverage by a large group of individuals who wouldn't have market power. you know, i call it the costco model. if you buy them both, you sh

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