scott: while the national front lost the national election, they're hardly giving up. just as henin-beaumont survived roman and norman invasions over the centuries, ch christopher szczurek: maybe in 10 years, we won't be still seen as devil, you know? scott: seen as the devil? christopher szczurek: that's it. sharyl: the theory is without immigrants competing her jobs, it is better for the locals in the economy? scott: on one hand when you have a 20% unemployment rate, there would be fewer people competing for a handful of jobs. on the other hand, we saw a lot of shuttered storefronts. if the immigrants were welcome, they would be consumers, perhaps they would keep some of those businesses afloat. sharyl: fascinating. thank you so much, scott. coming up on "full measure." it was once an american initiative. now it's a mandate. to put man on mars. 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

national front. sometimes parties on the left, sometimes parties with fascist backgrounds, sometimes communist backgrounds. i spoke to a wise person and hungry and said, i don't the strategy because what they do is so promiscuous. this person said, the russians do not need us to trust them. us to distrust each other. [applause] russia is a country with an economy about the size of italy. the average life span for a russian mail is in the low 60's -- a russian male is in the low 60's. russia is a country with an better? --is this let me try this one. richard: let's do a my trek -- let's do a mic check. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. rob: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. richard: are good in the corner? no? rob: i will speak from the chest -- david: i will speak from the diaphragm. russia is a country with an economy about the size of italy. life expectancy for men is in the low 60's. the economy is now shrinking as oil prices decline. an opportunity at the end of the cold war to become a normal european country. that is

the national front the disturbingly well. they have a strong government backed by a strong parliament and strong political consensus. we need to make that possible here. this is a predominantly liberal room at did by the start our -- attracted by the star power. it might be that there is no reason in the world that the techniques and tactics that were used to help donald trump could not help the populist candidate of the left against scott walker. >> there is a hopeful thing that i saw happening in this past week. it is for a couple of reasons. bill behe health care not that it it is was defeated, it was the way in which it got defeated, when you anything not taking away from susan collins or lisa murkowski who stuck to the ground but john mccain did something i think very important. for thein and he voted motion to proceed. and then he came in and he gave a speech, a great speech about returning to normal order. that if weeant was are going to move ahead, and i have said this to david before, i said it to many of my republic

americans sometimes for the discover is that these were women who were serving with the national liberation front or with americans understand that the viet cong so they were essentially spies coming in to be working on american bases, and in those capacities they would either be getting information about what the u.s. military was going to be doing in areas that they were in or they would be measuring the distance from the base to a position in the field for them later for the launching of attacks at that particular base, american veterans with talk about this, they would be counting the clicks as they are leaving the base to measure the difference from whatever the field position was where the attack was going to be launched to bear th where the base was. american women served entirely in south vietnam. that is where the u.s. ground forces were, so the u.s. military was involved in north vietnam in terms of bombing in north vietnam, that the u.s. troops were all in south vietnam and they were fighting in the south union army against the national liberation front or the viet cong in south vietna

countries, and france is a very good example, where although macron won the election and defeated the national frontortion of the population voted for a nationalist party, because they feel the economic opportunities are eluding them. is it not people looking for scapegoat5? people feeling dissatisfied and unhappy about their lot, and looking for people to blame? they are looking for people to blame, and they are looking for comfort. i think there i5 looking for comfort. i think there is some comfort in putting up the drawbridge, building a wall around your country and saying it is easy for us to fix our own problems, rather than other countries. and identity politics. and there is a belief that the only way to get rid of the problem is to deal with it on a nationalist basis, and deal with it in nationalist term5. a nationalist basis, and deal with it in nationalist terms. and in european countries there has always been a lot of nationalism, but more than muted a5 a sense of identity. and this next story in the guardian i5 and this next story in the guardian is kind of connected. there is a nexus of

they said afterward from the national front. he had zero vehicles damaged.ll our people accounted for. for those claims there was violence on both sides, can you name any victims of what you're alleging? >> we have 13, as you indicated that were unaccounted. i'm imagining that some of those were on the right side of the protest. i'm not justifying -- >> just to be clear on the evidence -- >> i'm not justifying it. he was wrong. he's a killer. >> it's so important when the president makes these claims. at this moment you can't name a single person? >> i haven't seen the police reports and neither have you. >> no. i just put on the screen the reporting we have which is based on eyewitness accounts on police reports. we spoke to the police today about this locally. i am working off the evidence. i take your point that we all need to work off the evidence. what i'm asking you is how can you back up the president's assertion that both sides have this violence if you don't have the name of a single victim. >> i absolutely can. you're saying that because there are

middle these partiesl of are fighting with each other and on the right you have the far right national fronthose parties, there are other divisions and hence that puzzle. all of this is very good news for emmanuel macron because the opposition is more preoccupied with inner fighting than actually being in opposition. molly: you mentioned the socialist party is going through a bit of a socialist -- identity crisis. >> some people within the party said they should change their name for a new beginning because they suffered humiliating defeat. their presidential candidate did not even make it to the second round. what is this new name? it is the socialists. not the socialist party, the socialists. socialist supporters think about this new name change or prospective new name change? they were interviewed and one said, it's a charming new name, a change oft packaging and we are not really interested. the caplly: now with story i certainly love -- cat story i actually love. >> this might be my favorite story i have ever talked about. it's about our colleague, anne. she found her missing cat after

trump when they look across the atlantic they see the credible effort by marine le pen on the national front in france to claim the presidency in paris but they look to germany and they see the rise of the alternative for germany party which is ultra right to nazis to put it mildly they look at norway and see the rise of right wing populist throughout scandinavia you see the rise of right wing populous and this is putting wind in the sale of the right wing populists here in united states who have one of their own donald trump not occupying the oval office in the white house. obviously those counter protesters he turned up to counter white nationalist protests today will be aghast at what has happened to what some of their friends and fellow counter protesters of. a very emotional right now what you think will follow do you think we might see perhaps other counter protest groups coming in to intensify what is happening well i think that you will because quite frankly the silent majority a term that is often invoked in this country is a silent majority that is hostile to fascism it's a silent

and the national front within a couple of years that was driven out of the stadiums in the terraces the influence of politics but then come from establishment they come from want finke in the photo is actually come from the fans themselves the friends themselves they saw enough snuff and drugged out the slime for you happen to stain we for move on and see calm if the fans actually want to commit move on it's they will want a big crowd to calm actually stop it you can enforce the law but you can't stop the will with the frames from happening but off the horse so the english clubs a lot of friends themselves said enough is enough they placed themselves by slowly and moved on to something else so there's always hope. there's a will there's always hope lot of thomas eric's handle them now is that some of the money to well complements with a major project to trouble is not happened because the why they've been the placed you know the tree the one the big frames that a lot of people miss with the focal plane. is the word respect it's always where the place in a folder is a choice the frames w

it shows the national front march that took place in south london 40 years ago this weekend.centre. the footage features in an exhibition at goldsmith's this is how it looks in hackney. there was an accident there earlier. lots of dry and bright weather in the forecast. it will stay largely dry through much of the day of the cloud will increase later. with the detail onto the map, perhaps a touch more cloud. the litter the cloud bubbling up into the afternoon. we will see the next weather front pushing up. ——a little bit of cloud. that cloud, some bricks of rain, pushes in from the north—west. —— outbreaks. the cloud around, temperatures not falling too far. we start the day tomorrow with some cloud first thing. that will break to allow some good spells of sunshine, just the odd isolated shower, particularly in the morning. as move into sunday, it looks like a largely dry day. plenty of brightness around. a maximum of 19. fairly settled through monday. that ofa fairly settled through monday. that of a wet and windy again is to move into tuesday. i will be back soon. and you c

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. >> on the national international front president trump campaigned on pulling back us involvement in afghanistan last night he announced an increase in u.s. boots on the ground. the president has been reluctant to get back into the business of nation building. but still claimed more u.s. troops are needed to within the on-going fight. now, today officials announced what the boots on the ground might look like. nearly 4,000 troops in afghanistan could be deployed very soon. >> the american people are weary of war without victory. i'm a problem solver and in the end we will win. we cannot remain a force for peace in the world if we are not at peace with each other. >> the united states has had troops in afghanistan for 16 years. the president meantime headed to arizona today where he will shift his -- to discussing his domestic agenda including immigration and border patrol later tonight. >>> hard to understand why someone slashes tires but it happened again. people living in three levittown neighborhoods are now dealing with a costs of repairs. it's happening in the middle of night. >

nation. our program continued in front of independence hall where we celebrated the future of that nait nation and totally we are at the muse the american revolutions. we are celebrating not just the opening of the museum, but the people and the ideas of the revolution and the great landmarks and the history of philadelphia. and we are grateful to the many faith leaders, the students and others who made this day possible. the museum we open today tells the story of the creation of the american nation, how people from all walks of life found a bond in the soaring ideals of equality, freedom, and self-governance had the who consecrated that bond by their courage and sacrifice through eight years of warfare. that bond is what turned them into the unified people of one nation and has done so for every generation since. this museum celebrates and belongs to the american people. there are many distinguished speakers with us on this joyful day and we will introduce them as they speak. we are grateful for their enthusiasm and their support and we are pleased to welcome many additional special guests.

the organization's creating a scholarship in murray's name >> on the national and international front president trump is expected to make a big announcement tomorrow >> involves an update about troops overseas. our fox correspondent is in bridgewater. >> reporter: president trump will deliver an update in the united states engagement in afghanistan. james mattis confirmed the president made a decision on military strategy >> i was not willing to make significant troop lifts until we made certain we knew what was the strategy, what was the commitment going in. in that regard, the president has made a decision. >> reporter: there are more than 8,000 troops in afghanistan. officials have debated options including increasing troop levels by about 4,000 to train and assist local forces. withdrawing some or replacing u.s. forces with private contractors. president's strategy decisions are unclear and the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee said he opposes more u.s. forces in afghanistan. >> should we put more military in? fight. this is not the u.s. i don't believe puttin

she posted photographs onto her twitter account of national guardsmen in riot gear, and said she denounced the siege in fronttional and international community. a prominent member of the new assembly, the country's former foreign minister delcy rodriguez, indicated such high—profile opponents could expect swift action, when she spoke at her swearing—in ceremony. more broadly, the chief prosecutor has become a serious obstacle to mr maduro since she abandoned her support for his government. first, she led a national outcry after the supreme court briefly took control of the powers of the opposition—led national assembly. since the constituent assembly was proposed, she has consistently denounced it publicly, and brought legal action to halt its advance. usain bolt will certainly enter the history books as one of the greatest sprinters, but his final individual 100 metre race did not play out for the story books. the jamaican champion finished with the bronze medal in a race won by american justin gatlin, who has served two separate drug bans. natalie pirks has the story. the day began with a thunderstorm, whi

she posted photographs onto her twitter account of national guardsmen in riot gear, and she said she denounced the siege in fronttional and international community. a prominent member of the new assembly, the former foreign minister, indicated such high—profile opponents could expect swift action when she spoke at her swearing—in ceremony. more broadly, the chief prosecutor has become a serious obstacle to mr maduro since she abandoned her support of his government. the supreme court briefly took control of the opposition led assembly. since the constituent assembly was proposed, she has consistently denounced it publicly and brought forward legal action to halt its advance. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. campaigning in the kenyan general election has officially closed ahead of tuesday's vote, with the two front—runners holding theirfinal rallies. president uhuru kenyatta led his jubilee party supporters in prayer. his main challenger, raila odinga, leader of the national super alliance party, addressed his followers in the capital, nairobi. in rwanda, supporters of president pau

she posted photographs onto her twitter account of national guardsmen in riot gear, denouncing the siege in frontnational and international community. a prominent member of the new assembly, the former foreign minister, indicated such high—profile opponents could expect quick action when she spoke at her swearing—in ceremony. will broadly, the chief prosecutor has become a serious obstacle to nicolas maduro soon see stop support of his government. —— since she. the supreme court briefly took control of the opposition led assembly. since the constituent assembly was proposed, she has consistently denounced it publicly and brought forward legal action to halt its advance. will grant reporting. police in italy are investigating the kidnapping of a british model, who was held captive for nearly a week. the young woman, who hasn't been named, had been in milan for what she thought was a photo—shoot. detectives say she was drugged, and attempts were made to try to sell her on the internet. a polish man, who lives in britain, has been arrested. catriona renton reports. the 20—year—old model had travelle

frontal boundary from the great lakes extending down to the ohio valley and back to the nation's heartland, an elongated frontnd this works its way eastward tonight and into the day on saturday. the storm prediction center places part of our region at a marginal risk for a pop your shower or thunderstorm. that is later on this evening and the overnight hours, really for the western section of the poconos and western lehigh county and lancaster county as we go through the rest of our friday afternoon into the evening. future tracker 6 showing you later on today 4:30 still cloudy in the city and points south and east and we can sallage the rest of our beach day today. north and west for the poconos and allentown and north berks county we have a couple of showers and very late tonight 11:00 those showers drifting eastward into the i-95 corridor. overnight a couple of rumbles of thunder as we get into that part of the morning, it continues into saturday afternoon with the showers and thunderstorms popping up. and it looks to be a sunsettled day tomorrow. it's mostly cloudy and staying dry for the imagine or of th

host: that announcement from attorney general sessions topping the headlines in our nation's papers today. -- leakhe front page investigations tripled under trump. the fbi is creating a new counterintelligence unit to pursue such cases. in "the arkansas democrat leakers. the hunt for he is cracking down on leaks and the investigations will target members of the press. james is calling from boca raton, florida on our republican line. caller: good morning. is the phenomenon of since i'veeen around been interested in politics, which is most of my adult life. i am 64 years old. what we see now is something much more dangerous to our democracy, it appears to me. trump, but i held my nose because i just couldn't stand hillary clinton. so, i'm not like a really strong trump supporter, per se. most recenthis conversation the president had leaders,ral foreign particularly the prime minister of australia, is just terrible and dangerous. host: let me ask you, on this issue of leaks, you agree with the attorney general that this is a national security issue? caller: certainly. -- in washington, i had a brother who sp

it was hard to walk in front of the national air and thousands were waiting online for these. eclipse glasses. it ended a few hours ago but they won't forget anytime soon. >> keep the line moving. >> the sea of people stretching a city block. >> totally worth it. >> did not deter the thousands who came to seek the glasses for the special event. >> this event is spectacular. >> we're excited. >> have a great day. enjoy the sun. >> this is amazing. >> i was so happy. i got the glasses. time to look up and watch the show. >> at first at 1:30, the eclipse is familiar but it's strange. >> it looks like a crescent moon but the sun. >> this is amazing. this is incredible. >> then after 2:00, they are deciding t took it in. >> you can't imagine that it looks like this. >> it's incredible. i couldn't ask for anything more. >> the near totality approached at 2:40. >> i hope that it goes further. >> with the anticipation building, the moment arriveed. >> they printed 20,000 glasses but they gave most of them away. thousands remained here watching the eclipse and enjoying it together. jef

she better photographers on to her twitter account of national guard officers in riot gear, and she said she denounced the siege in frontnd international community. a prominent member of the new assembly, the country's foreign minister, indicated such high—profile opponents could face which —— swift action. she has become a vocal opponent nicolas maduro. first she led outcry as the supreme court briefly took control of the powers of the national assembly. since the constituent assembly was proposed, she has consistently denounced it publicly and brought legal action to hold its advance. and will grant joins us now from mexico city. tell us more about luisa ortega and at how was she regarded in the country? there are the years, she was considered a loyalist to give chavez and then to nicolas maduro. and she was a laurus, she was socially with the revolution, there is no doubt about that at all. they met a few weeks ago there was a step by the supreme court in venezuela to store the powers of the national assembly. the outcry about that in venezuela and around the world was led by luisa ortega. they step back from the bri

the speaking in front of the national convention when dan reno, nevada, the president called for unity. >> it is time to heal what divides us in seeking new unity based on the common values that unite us. we are one people with one home in one great flag. we are not defined by the color of our skin, the figure on her paycheck or the party of our politics. we are defined by humanity. reporter: suggesting he would be fine with that government should and should funding for the border will not be included in the spending bill. talking tax reform at intel's facility in oregon, house speaker paul ryan said he supportive of their wall, the distance himself from any shutdown talk. >> most people want to see a government shutdown, ourselves included. i don't think anyone is interested in having a shutdown. while we were kind doing what we actually said we would do. reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tried to shoot it down saying the relationship between him and himself has deteriorated to the point they haven't spoken in several weeks. mcconnell released a statement saying the reg

now, sunshine around the nation's capital with reagan national airport tempter at 81 degrees and a viewpoint of 66. -- dew point of 66. a cold front could bring a sprinkle later and definitely a big change in temperatures, cooler tomorrow around here. 80 now in manassas and 81 in cumberland. 82 in fredericksburg. 81 in annapolis. 81 at reagan national airport. a nice breeze. we do not expect heavy, strong winds with a cold front. a big change in air temperatures . a trace of showers ahead of the cold front as it settles to the south and east and we could see a sprinkle or shower later this afternoon and this evening. most of tomorrow is cloudy and cool. tomorrow night and saturday, some of the moisture from the leftover circulation of former hurricane harvey. do the afternoon, clouds and sunshine. model quickly washes it out, that is the way it will work. today and tomorrow, cloudy and the late afternoon and evening, and especially after sunset, then some areas of rain with us at times through saturday. how long it lingers to saturday, we will wait and see, at least between just too early in the afternoon and through the eye time

. >> local doctors and emergency responders on the front lines of a national crisis. how the opioid epidemic is impacting their mission to save lives. >>> and look out below. the mistake police say a driver made causing her car to plummeten seven stories. that's next at 4:00. >>> but first here's a look at the closing well on wall street. >>> we continue to follow this breaking news. police tell us they have arrested one person in connection with a shooting right in front of the target at the roosevelt mall here. this is in the area of bustleton near the boulevard. we have a crew on the ground. as soon as we get more information, we'll pass this along. >> a car plunged off a parking deck in texas nearly missing an suv on the ground e below. here comes the car. nose diving into the ground after plunging seven stories. people rushed to pull the injured driver out. you can see it there one more time. the driver accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake and crashed through the park k garage barriers. >>> the crazy moment for britney spears and her show. >> the tense m

the president addressed the nation last night in front of cabinet members and soldiers at virginia's fort myer. president trump said his new strategy will focus on needs and conditions instead of timelines. the president said he would solve problems with america's longest war after being dealt a bad hand by previous administrations. >> micromanagement from washington, d.c. does not win battles. they are one in the field growing upon judgment and expertise of wartime commanders and front-line soldiers. >> president trump declared the u.s. must continue to fight to avoid the unacceptable results of a rapid withdrawal. right now the u.s. has 8,400 service members in afghanistan. that's down from a peak of 100,000 in 2010. the u.s. officials say they expect the president to send nearly 4,000 more troops to afghanistan. the war in afghanistan has claimed 2,388 american lives since it began in 2001. for comparison, 4,523 americans have been killed in iraq since 2003. both u.s. senators from pennsylvania are weighing in. bob casey released a statement that reads in part, the president's pro

in an address to the nation and in front of service members, the president laid out his strategy forhe afghanistan war. >> it is a plan he described as a shift from a time-based approach to one based on conditions. left out specifics, but he did make a promise. >> from now on victory will have a clear definition. attacking our enemies, obliterating isis, crushing al qaeda. preventing the taliban from taking over afghanistan. and stopping against america before they emerge. >> the president did not discuss any additional troops in the speech, but it is likely the new strategy means several thousand more u.s. troops to afghanistan. >>> today, president trump is headed to phoenix, arizona, where police are preparing for large protests. city leaders voiced concern that the rally is too soon after the violence in charlottesville. now police are concerned about clashes between the supporters for the president who are expected to flood the convention center and opponents outside. a live report from capitol hill on the pushback the president is getting ahead of this trip. >>> new this mornin

nations stringent new sanctions against north korea, kristen fisher has more. >> reporter: as president trump begin as working vacation in new jersey, north korea missile tests front center at the united nation >> it's no longer no threat boy a single country or region. it is instead a threat that where north korean missile tests seems routine, let me be clear, this is not business as usual. >> reporter: approving severe sanctions against the regime >> the sanctionses will cut deep. and in doing so, will give the north korean leadership a taste of the deprivation they have chosen to inflict on the north korean people. >> reporter: this comes as things heating up back at home at the ever present russia, remoted to michael flynn. flynn row sidelined in february. accusations that he was less than honest. the vice president that his contact with russian officials add that to the reports that robert also convened two grand juries, pointing to new movement in the investigation >> i know his will he make the most important decisions and the direction the overall direction will come from him. >> reporter: president trump maintains that the russia story is till a total fab

we were the first group to get in and start reporting on things like ukip and front national and other with all the baggage those groups bring and a lot of them bring a lot of baggage both ethnically and racially, we think that will be worked with time. >> it was a discussion saying you can work through the fringe elements or the hate elements and still have a conservative movement. how do you think he's doing on that tonight? >> what steve bannon did and what donald trump helped him do is pull the mask off of civility of the republican party and the fringe elements of republican party. he brought it out into the daylight. he used a megaphone with it and really broadcast the underbelly of these different groups. i think what's going on here is this kind of introduction of this idea of white nationalism and mainstreaming white nationalism in a way that kind of repackaging it, making it nice and neat and suggesting there's something there to build on. donald trump has completely taken advantage of that. he's still connected to this movement. this is the movement that made up his base. it

. >>> some bay area little leaguers got a chance to chase their world series dreams in front of a national tv audience. friends and family came together for a viewing party to cheer on the team from san ramon. canyon creek competed in san bernardino for a spot in the little league world series. at one point, they were up by 6 runs. but their opponent from utah rallied back to win by 2 runs. the president of san ramon's team says no matter what he is proud of his players. >> we couldn't be more proud of the boys. this team, the kids, the coaches, they represent everything that's great with youth sports today. >> fans remained upbeat as well saying that there's always next year. got to tip your cap to them. they made it very far into the play-offs. >> intense competition. they are good as they're on that team. >> that's true. >> i like that point. there's always next year. >> yes. >> plenty of time. >>> let's head outside and show you what's going on. we have clouds back again this morning. san francisco 61. we're looking at winds. watching this for you this morning. you will start to feel t

it was an emotional night for national starter gio gonzalez, pitching in front of his home crowd on a day he also visited with the family of the fernandez, the former marlin who died in a boating accident last year. took at that gio no-hitter into the ninth inning was special. dusty baker says this was the best he had ever seen gio pitch. here is gonzalez after the game. >> to have that kind of love and support out here, it brings tears to your eyes. it was just an emotional day. it was a very special day to see the family. i was holding his baby a little bit. a special night. erin: hard not to cheer for him. the nationals may have found that missing piece of the puzzle when they acquired minnesota twins all-star brandon kintzler at the trade deadline. kintzler is 28 of 32 in save opportunities this year. he joins the back of the bullpen. the deals transform the nationals' biggest weakness into what could be a big strength. a coup lauren davis was knocked out in the first round of the citi open. the bling field tomorrow will be spectacular. i recommend going to the citi open. jonathan

are r: primarily, there more of us when the national staged up we're front and that should be kudos large-based insurance companies because they staff so put us on and standby, we're able to get the a lot quicker than the feds can. and bill, did you say you're retired from doing that? caller: yes, i am. host: you're not going to get this storm?in after caller: no. i cannot because my disability, a roof.ff host: bill, heal up, thanks for explainingis morning a little bit to us. mike, highland, new york, good morning. caller: hi, how you doing? host: doing well. caller: yes, got a question and comment. host: go ahead. caller: my question is, is there fundraisers planned to raise money for the -- what is oing on in texas and celebrities pledging any money? my comment is actually i think obviously the antifa and black lives matters are tercysts democrats are pathetic. host: in terms of raising money, drives on social media, members of congress we talk to on this program pointing people toward the american red cross, the place that could best help them find what they need, so plenty of things out th

the real opposition, the national congress of rwanda, the democratic united front was not authorizedrun. therefore the results may be already known as the election polls, the 2300 election. the few hours -- the fewtion will stop in a hours. the opposition will not accept the result as it is not a fair and honest election as they have been saying in 2003 and 2010 when the president was elected with 90% of the polls. >> we will have to leave it there. i appreciate you joining us on the program. >> thank you. >> next we go to venezuela where the top opposition leader has been released from prison. he has been returned to house arrest. this is according to his wife from twitter. he was detained by military police on tuesday. his release comes as the newident promises to seek a constituent assembly on friday, in an attempt to rewrite the countries constitution. >> in a show of defiance, venezuela's chief prosecutor has filed for aimed at blocking the new constituent assembly. a vocal critic of the government, she has ordered investigators to investigate allegations of election tampering.

front early saturday. behind that cooler and less humid ire. much more -- air, much more pleasant for saturday and sunday with highs in the mid 80s. the in the mid 80s already. 86 at nationalnd waldorf. 84 in reedville and easton most of the shenandoah valley show front royal the warm spot right now at 88 degrees. in town, 86 but it feels like 91. thanks to the dew points yeah. into the lower 70s. a very muggy atmosphere. here's the relief coming our way. cool today with rain in minneapolis but look at portland and boise. record heat in the northwest. friday thecal down and -- cool down and 60s in chicago. but by saturday, low 70s buffalo, mid 80s here. so we're going to feel it for the coming weekend. it's going to feel real good and you can see what's going on with this storm system spinning from minnesota in toward wisconsin. we can't wait because we've got the hot and humid water in play right now -- weather in play right now. the futurecast, the isolated storms here and there. more so pennsylvania and in the mountains. as we get to 4:00, by 8:30, not much going on. so should be a decent evening out there if you have got plans just a little bit on side. quiet tonight i

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nation outlining his new afghanistan strategy. stay with us for complete coverage. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in ""the situation room."" "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> out front next, breaking news. president trump about to address the nation in his first primetime policy speech. what is his plan to win america's longest war? >>> plus, steve bannon back at breitbart and already targeting his old boss. >>> and the city of phoenfiftee bracing for possible violence. that city's mayor telling the president, please stay home. he's my guest tonight. let's go "out front." >>> good evening, i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. out front tonight breaking news. the president confronts america's longest war. just a short time from now mr. trump will use his first primetime address on a national security issue to lay out his plan for the deadly war in afghanistan. he is the third american president to wrestle with an afghan strategy. and he's taken his time. after weeks of consideration, trump huddled with his senior advisers at camp david this weekend to come to a final decision. the pentagon has presented the president with options ranging from a complete withdrawal to

america discovers russia placed intercontinental missiles on the island of cuba, jfk went in front of the united nations in september of and said we have 1961 to meet the challenges of our age and put into effect berlin, that dealt with the wall in berlin germany, , laos, south vietnam and so forth. america was introduced for the first time very seriously to the atomic bomb, because there were missiles so close to the u.s. this is a picture i made in los angeles of school kids being taught about the effect of the bomb and how they had run into the halls and protect themselves. and to me it kind of shows you this duck and recovery situation that we are all being educated to the effect of nuclear weapons, not in japan or some other place in the world, but right here at home. in 1962, kennedy made this speech concerning the soviet missiles and cuba to the nation. this is a picture taken by ralph magazine." -- it wasn't long after that, about six months later that kennedy and the world is faced with the effects of the berlin wall. kennedy went to germany in june of 1963 and made his very famous speech there