science national park service in washington.lstrom fr national science national park service in washington. from the u.s. department of transportation in washington, thomas, through the ice oeyes o nasa, over foup. >> thank you so much, dwane. sometimes we forget that we are sit awning a planet that is turning on its axis with a celestial body right next to it that was ripped out of the planet really late in its formation, our moon. and everything in gasses and fields of our star, our sun. the most important star for us because it is life. it supports everything we do but also the rosetta stone of all-stars. if you learn about stars we first learn here at the sun. so the the eclipse is important. this comes into align nmt a cosmic moment we are all being part of. these cosmic moments when nature speaks us to in an emotional way sometimes come loud. like thunderstorms. storms like hurricanes, earthquakes, but this one will be silent. day will turn tonight and back again. and the world around us, animals. react to it. this emotion is important. you should talk to anybody who has seen such ec

, this huge national park to the east of where the fire started, it started to spread into the parktrol it to prevent it spreading any further.|j hoping to control it to prevent it spreading any further. i know that area a bit and in fact it is home to some very rare species, including links and eagles. what are they doing, trying to evacuate or get the animals out or, they cannot do that at the moment? all we have heard is that overnight, a number of iberian lynx is have been evacuated from a links refuge centre very near where the fire is. they have been taken elsewhere. as you mentioned, the iberian lynx is a very special species there, it is the diplomatic species there, it is the diplomatic species of dona na species there, it is the diplomatic species of donana national park along with the iberian eagle as well for they have moved those lynxes elsewhere if that is a big concern for them and obviously they have evacuated areas where there are people as well so people have been evacuated to local sports centres, any people in the area nearby have been sleeping on beaches as well

national park. visit the website. that's your best place to get started. make sure you bring food, expect crowds. be patient. this is a once in a lifetime event for everybody. and we want you all to have an amazing experience while you're there. what can people take part in? well you can stay in the parks -- next slide please -- after the eclipse to see spectacular night skies. you can join other citizen scientists and observe the behave your of plants and animals during that solar eclipse. and like thomas mentioned earlier, we want to make sure you're doing it as safely as possible both during the event and when you get there. we know you're going to be traveling on a lot of roads and federal highways and to talk to us specifically about that is martin. >> thanks, brian. the audience may not normallyly the sun with eclipses with why is this federal highway person talking. yet i'm here representing the people working to make sure that you get there safe to fully enjoy it. that's what we're after. we

. >> good evening everybody, tonight the story is here at national park. the congressional baseball game is about to get underway given the horrific shooting of five people yesterday and critical condition of majority with steve scalise a man who was on everyone's mind tonight. there will be a moment of silence shortly, we will take you there when that gets underway. lobbyist matt mika seriously injured. all of team scalise, will be out in full force and tonight's baseball game, it is exactly where steve would want us to be. tonight is about a lot of things, it is about to baseball, it is about camaraderie, and whether there is hope that this act of political violence by a man whose hatred of republicans led him to attack them while they were practicing baseball on the field of virginia can possibly lead to greater unity. congressman roger williams and his legislative aide lived the hill that unfolded yesterday morning and they are here tonight in solidarity but we can peter doocy whose live with the breaking details on majority whip scalise's condition to

plan to experience the eclipse in a national park. like you would any other visit to the national are. make sure you bring food. a point in as lifetime event for everybody. we want you to have an amazing experience while you are there. park after the eclipse to see spectacular night skies. you can join other systems scientists and observe the behavior of plants and animals during a solar eclipse. tom has mentioned, when you are doing so, we want you to be doing it as safely as possible. we know you are traveling on a lot of roads and federal highways. >> the audience may not normally eclipsesoon, the sun, with this federal highway administration person talking. i am here representing the people working to make sure you get there safe to fully enjoy it. we want the drivers and their families to be prepared, to be safe while they are enjoying this event. states are going to be in the direct path of the total eclipse. across the country that is a lot of land to cover. it represents 200 million people within one day's drive of getting with

receive funding reduction of 881,000 in olympic national park reduction of 900,000. so, i'm trying to understand these parks were already underfunded and the funding cut will only make the problem worse. can you explain why cutting these parts personnel were on the front lines is the right strategy in balancing his essay a budget? >> infrastructure increased 38 alien dollars. that is not a cut. secondly, they are parks. since i've been secretary, i have been to make the list. i think i've been tuning, new hampshire. utah, montana, alaska, connecticut into her monuments and it's clear the front line is too thin. i'll go to push more it's always a regionalized asset up and we find ourselves too short in the parks. and yes, we need more scientists in the field and less lawyers, but also you look at it back on the regions could know we are too heavy in the regions and unfortunately that has taken a toll at our parks. secondly is the best funds for the parks are through the door, tickets to the door. we had 330 million visitors to our parks last year. half of our parks hav

it's 1.5 million acres, roughly one and a half times of glacier national park. within bear's ears, the present monument, there is already a monument. there's national forest. there is wilderness study areas of 400,000 acres. there's a national -- u.s. national forest, and there's blm land. my assessment after talking to tribes in washington, d.c., and tribes there, i met with the intercoalition, but also there is a distinct difference between the utah navajo and the arizona navajo, which should be respected. there's a commissioner in utah that represents the utah navajo, which is by -- she is elected official that represents her district. so the monument itself is split on whether tribes agree. i talked to them all. >> does yours have official representation in the tribe? >> she's mandated by congress as a commissioner and she is elected in her district and represents that district, which is navajo, sir. >> but does she have representation in the tribe herself? >> she is the only representation of that utah navajo in her district. that is actually where the monum

it's 1.5 million acres, roughly one and half times the size of clichÉ national park. ithin the present monument there is already a monument. there is national forest, there's a study areas of 400,00a national u.s. forest, my assessment after talking to tribes in washington, d.c. and tribes there, i met with an inner coalition there's a distinct difference between the utah navajo and they are a sauna navajo. we should be respected. there is a commissioner in utah that represents the utah navajo which is by she is an elected official that represents her district. so the monument itself is split on whether tribes agree, i talked to them all. >> does she have official representation in the tribe? should she is mandated by congress and she's elected in her district and represents that district which is navajo. >> what does she have representation? >> she is only representation of that utah navajo in her district. that's where the money minutes. so to say that the commissioner does not have a say are the tribes that i talked to the members in utah all have a say. she is not

there are so many beautiful national parks around the country to see. what would you say you would want people to take away from this journey? >> our country has so much beauty to offer. you don't always need to travel outside of the united states to see amazing sights. we have nation's capital. i love in the virginia area now with my family, and getting out and being active in the community and going to parks is a highlight for my husband and i and our two beautiful young girls. but when i travel now for work, i always try to make sure my husband and two girls come and when we go, the last one of our last trips was to sioux falls. we enjoyed the beautiful falls there and also went across the border to minnesota and saw pipe stone monument right there. went back to my native american roots, which is important for people to kind of discover their history, the country's history and culture. >> and then personally, what have you gotten out of this tour? >> you know, i think what is important to me is recognizing it's the little things in life that are so i

i know you are a lifelong neighbor to a national park, i am one to yellowstone national park. thek you for prioritizing deferred cyclical maintenance, however, the president's budget cuts to glacier and yellowstone in operation accounts. i am concerned as we see the national parks receiving record levels of visitation -- i know we are going to be proclaiming the greatof june, outdoors month. predicting a record season. i share your commitment to fully addressing maintenance needs on so public lands, as you clearly articulated in your opening statement. my question is are the work services likely to receive high levels of visitation this year, however the cuts and operations funding help ensure the public has the sort of experience we all expect from what has been idea"?"america's best sec. zinke: thank you for the question. it is always a pleasure to work with you. includes $397get million for pilt. cannot tell you what the exact amount is going to be, because of the secure rules schools has not been authorized. it will be difficult to estimate until that does, but right now i

we will come back to nationals park. goes into the congressional baseball game. -- you are listening to the congressional baseball game. >> a laptop that has not set in your lap and months. [crowd noise] [cheers] >> back here at nationals park. democrats leading republicans, 3-2. richmond's first offering to rodney davis. sending it to centers field for a base hit. >> missed him by a couple of inches. plate. paul at the swing and a foul ball towards the dugout. >> one of several senators line tonight. rand paul of kentucky. >> be in jeff blake, the two regulars. >> he, jeff flake and chris murphy on the democrats side. that is pretty much the roster for the senators. >> swing and a miss, strike 2. >> all we can ask for is a good game. runs scored every year. the first inning is any indication, we have got that this year. >> a lot of action in this game. are usually is with these guys. absolutely locked him up with a curveball. strikeout. is first. >> one out in the second. davis at first. loudermilk will pass in front of

tom tom rooney a republican from florida up to bat >> ed: we are here live at nationals park where thegressional baseball game is under play, democrats leading 7-2. trent kelley the republican for mississippi's up the bat. the business of the nation goes forward, president trump tweeting lashing out at the hillary clinton in the media in the wake of last night's report, as a special counsel robert mueller is investigating him for obstruction of justice. the president tweeted twice at hillary clinton's family democrats dealings with russia are not looked at but my nondealings arc with are? they talk about obstruction, that from the present day, does the president have a point or should he move on? >> both are true, team clinton did do all of those thing, they did it smack those telephones with a hammer, bill clinton did meet with loretta lynch and the attorney general, all of that stuff really did happen and he had to should move on as well. those are not cases that are going to be relevant either to the russia case or to the obstruction of justice case or anything that's going on right

jonathan: tomorrow's congressional baseball game will go on as scheduled at nationals park. organizers say it is the best way to honor the victims. it's tomorrow night at 7:05. donations are being accepted. some of the money will go towards the victims of today's shootings. to ensure safety, president trump will not be there because of last-minute security requirements. media,u go to social thoughts and prayers are pouring in from around the country and all over the world in regards to what took place this morning for stop lindsey mastis joins us with that side of the story. posted: national star this on twitter, "my thoughts and prayers are with the victims and families affected by this senseless act of violence at the congressional baseball practice." the nats released a statement that said, "it to host the congressional baseball game and the team is looking forward to hosting the game tomorrow night." said thatue baseball it fully supports the decision to play and hopes tomorrow night's game can play a constructive role in the healing process. support pouring in from lawm

joshua tree national park is huge. and then now you're adding on this new area.in a haystack? did it feel like that? >> it's like finding a needle in a thousand haystacks. >> reporter: when erin's mom heard about the car her mind went to the worst possible place. >> when they found her car without her, that's when i knew something else had happened. and i think at that point in time i knew she was not with us anymore. >> you knew. >> i knew. >> just from the car? >> yeah. i know my daughter. and it was just, i couldn't get to twentynine palms quick enough. >> what's that like getting on a plane, you've had this revelation, the worst kind of revelation and there you -- >> you have to -- >> there you are. >> you have to turn your phone off. you know, you're, you can't get any communication until you get back on the ground. i mean, it was -- >> must be excruciating. >> it was. the plane could not fly fast enough. >> reporter: but detectives had to keep an open mind. they had no way to know yet whether erin had run away, or gotten lost. or, was the victim of a crime.

mortgage confidently. >> ed: welcome back to nationals park.he congressional baseball game has been going on for an hour now, taking on special significance this year, of course, because of the shooting of steve scalise. for an update of the score and the other on-field action. peter doocey joining us again. i notice chris murphy the democrat from connecticut up to bat. when i was a younger reporter like yourself covering this for "role call" newspaper there were no senators in the game. we had people like strom thurmond. he was 90. he couldn't play and it was all house members. now there is a younger crop and they have senators in there, too. peter? >> sorry. i missed the back end of the question. about the lawmakers playing tonight. they get some of the biggest applause of anybody playing but it's not just, they are not just allowed to play because they're senators. they can all play. they have pot in the bat and you can tell in terms of the baseball lingo they are hitting the cutoff men. they are following through. plays at the plate. diving

. >> hof hof is at national's park in washington d.c. with more on the emotional evening. >>> now democrats did come out on top. 11 over 2 for the reps. it was clear early on winning was not necessarily the goal here. taking the field as americans together. left or right for these two that's not a question of party affiliation but a matter of what side of the field their seats are. >> this is just the beginning we hope has influence among others. >> dwight evans and brian fitzpatrick are pennsylvania congressmen and members of opposing parties and chose seats know. to each other for the congressional baseball game. >> we trickled in and nobody had the details and these are friends and family really. >> fans poured into nationals park many wearing lsu purple for skeev scalise who was injured with five others when a shooter targeted republican team's practice. following bipartisan prayer circle injured officer bailey threw out the first pitch. with that, the republicans and democrats played ball and boy did they ever. here's pennsylvania r

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experience that my husband and i have had these last four years of marriage, we have been to so many national parksr harbor maine parks and e. coli at a arcadia to denali and a alaska we've had an opportunity to see the most beautiful parts of our country i want to ever courage family and individuals to get out there and do just that. >> absolutely. >> find your park.com you can find the park suitable for you as an individual or for your family also. >> find your park.com. will, how does this work? initially are we going on field trips? are you just helping families plan their trips to the park that they find? >> well today is a lot about maureen sharing our stories here in washington, d.c. we're here at the mlk memorial one of our great places, you mall here that's not, disturb not commemorate a president or something around a war memorial and so it's very special place. but this is more avenue known place. we'll share stories about the belmont paul women's national monument, fred dick douglas s site. carter woodson these are places right in washington, d.c. lesser known but tell a really importan

a live picture from national park. we'll keep you updated as the game gets under way. >>> now, really great weather for baseball or any outdoor activities this evening. but the humidity will be going up a lot starting tomorrow. and the rain chances will go up with it. 79 degrees in philadelphia. lots of sunshine. all across the area. we started off with clouds in parts of the area today. we end up with lots of sunshine. the ocean, 68 degrees, which is not bad for the middle of june. but the wind coming in off that ocean sure limits how warm it can get at the beaches. only 69 degrees in ocean city right now. 70 in cape may point. it won't be a whole lot warmer during the day tomorrow. but by the end of the weekend we'll go up a little bit as winds turn into the south and southwest. got to 83 today. after 85 yesterday. closer to 80 tomorrow. then it really goes up. and the humidity gets higher each day as well. by sunday, with 90 degrees and high humidity, it will probably feel like it's close to 95. pretty dry across th

and the men's team is this very big production because it is there at nationals park. you are familiar with this event. not only is it this dozens members of congress who are playing. there are so many people who attend, staffers, members of congress, other washington officials. and it is a gathering that a lot of people look forward to in the summer. >> yeah. i was at the washington nationals game monday night, and throughout the game they were promoting thursday this big game between house and senate members, republicans and democrats. and they were looking forward to it. >> and wolf, i would say, having spoken to one republican member of congress, they're finding it difficult obviously to find this game is going to continue tomorrow night. they expect that this is going to be canceled. we don't have that word yet. but then also how the schedule is just going to be affected here in the house of representatives today. we're already starting to see that. obviously there are going to be some changes going forward we would expect. >> yeah. you can just hear how shaken so

. >> hof hof is at national's park in washington d.c. with more on the emotional evening. >>> now democrats did come out on top. 11 over 2 for the reps. it was clear early on winning was not necessarily the goal here. taking the field as americans together. left or right for these two that's not a question of party affiliation but a matter of what side of the field their seats are. >> this is just the beginning we hope has influence among others. >> dwight evans and brian fitzpatrick are pennsylvania congressmen and members of opposing parties and chose seats know. to each other for the congressional baseball game. >> we trickled in and nobody had the details and these are friends and family really. >> fans poured into nationals park many wearing lsu purple for skeev scalise who was injured with five others when a shooter targeted republican team's practice. following bipartisan prayer circle injured officer bailey threw out the first pitch. with that, the republicans and democrats played ball and boy did they ever. here's pennsylvania r

firefighters in southern spain are battling to stop a huge forest fire causing widespread damage to a national parkhat's home to rare species of wildlife. the blaze has led to the evacuation of more than 2,000 people. pakistan's prime minister, nawaz sharif, has cut short a visit to london to return home, after more than 140 people were killed when an oil tanker exploded in punjab province. those are the main stories. time to catch up with all the business news in the world business report. the biggest recall in automotive history leads to the bankrupcty courts. japan's takata has had to recall more than 100m airbags across the world. yet another italian rescue job. two more banks get government bailouts — the third time that's happened in a year. is it isita is it a sign of more trouble for the eurozone? welcome to world business report. i'm susannah streeter. the japanese company behind the biggest recall in car—making history has filed for bankruptcy. takata's airbags were first found to be faulty in 200a. they've were used by 13 of the world's biggest carmakers who have all agreed to proceeding

for now report looking nationals park in washington d.c. alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> the pilot of the blimp flying over the u.s. open was seriously injured after the aircraft, crashed this afternoon. eyewitnesses say that blimp went down quickly and the crash was followed by several explosions. it was advertising above the tournament at aaron hills golf course in business conn sin. pilot was only person on board , he was reportedly ejected and treated for serious injuries including burns. >>> police are investigating a crash that damage part of the haven memorial park cemetery in chester township delaware county. that happened before 11:30. chopper three over that scene as official as zested damage, it is unclear if anyone was hurt. >>> also, philadelphia police are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspect in the assault and robbery of an elderly woman. as seen in this surveillance video, the eight two-year old woman was followed near corner of battersby street and tyson avenue in mayfair th

peter doocy is at nationals park where players and fans are gathering. doug mckelway with an update on on the victim's conditions. start with our chief intelligence correspondent catherine harwich. good evening. >> tonight the fbi says there is no's to suggest that weapons were bought illegally. >> 99% are getting pushed around in the 1% are just not giving a [bleep]. >> that it's james hodgkinson six years ago. the fbi issued this poster seeking any information about the suspect before he opened fire on republican lawmakers. >> it was a high-powered rifle. >> hodgkinson's neighbor says he witnessed a strange incident in march when the 66-year-old opened fire in their backyard. >> i yelled at him, hey, stop shooting. there is houses. i didn't get any kind of notion from him that he heard me or that he cared. >> the sheriff that he was called to the scene and counseled hodgkinson, who had a valid firearms larson's. >> we made sure he knew about the safety risks and there's homes around here. we wanted to make sure he understood all that. once he did, he s

the best i saw. >> let's look at some live pictures from nationals park here in washington. . they're getting ready for not the nationals baseball. we should call it triple-a, minor league. what is it? it's a bunch of republicans and democrats. they're going to be playing baseball. they do it every year, as we all know, but this year because of what happened yesterday is so special. >> it is. this is a real moment for the country to sort of come together. you heard remarkable words from both the speaker of the house and the minority leader yesterday on the floor of the house, and this is the extension of that. you mentioned the gold caps that lsu was sendings in honor of scalise, in critical condition in the hospital, jim heinz tweeted a photo, getting the gold cap saying i can't wait to wear my new cap tonight. we're going to see a lot of bipartisan notes hit. >> what do you think? >> it's an unusual moment. at this moment in washington you don't see bipartisan moments very often. members of the past day i've talked to a number of members of congress who really did sound so

this is a look at what nationals park will look like tonight for the annual congressional baseball game> tonight's game will be unity. >> news 4's megan mcgrath is live at nats park with what's being done to keep the leaders safe there. megan? >> well, good morning. security is always robust here at nationals park whenever there's a game. people who walk through these gates, they go through magnetometers and their bags are searched. tonight no different. the congressional baseball game going on as scheduled. in fact, there was a standing ovation when lawmakers were told that was the case. peter newsham, he his department says they'll do our part to ensure the safety of everyone attending the congressional baseball game. now tonight's game is expected to be well attended, about 10,000 people attended last year and we could see a boost in those numbers this year in light of the violence. the game happening since the early 1900s and it raises money for charity. the capital police memorial fund says they will receive proceeds. the officers from yesterday have been credited with saving lives

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these are all part of the national park complex and part of what we think of as the roosevelt legacy here in hyde park. >> how many square feet devoted to exhibits and do you have a foundation and what does it cost to run on? >> it's about 12,000 square feet of pure exhibit space and we did something unusual which is that we used some of the storage space we keep things that are not technically on display and would put glass bowls on thin so the public can see things like part of the art collection and fdr's car which is ledger car he drove the king in queen of england around. had special and controls that lack and driving even though he is paralyzed. it has many of his ship models, an extraordinary ship model collection. the visible storage area helps people see behind the scenes and some of the storage we have. there is a foundation, the roseville institute is our 501(c~)(3 ) part of. the way the federal government has structured the presidential library system is the federal government will pay for the preservation and storage of the actual records, the archives themselves and the

these are all part of the national park and part of what we think of as the roosevelt legacy here. in hyde park. >> how many square feet designated for exhibits and you have a foundation? and what does it cost to run this? >> there 12,000 feet up your exhibit space. and we did something unusual. we used some of the storage space where we keep things that are not technically on display and we put glass walls and peer to the public can see things like part of the art collection and fdr's car which is legendary, he drove the king and queen of england around in it. he had special hand controls made by ford that allow you to drive even though he was paralyzed. many of his ship models, he had an extra nurse ship model collection. so the visible storage area really helps people see behind the scenes in some of the storage. there is a foundation, the roosevelt institute is our 501(c) partner. the way they structure this is that the federal government pay for the preservation and storage of the actual records. the archives themselves and the materials associated with the presidential library

ryan hughes is at nationals park. ryan: the game will go on. members say it is the right thing to do. partisanship will be on full display. 7:00.pitch is at you can express -- can expect an increase in the police presence. part to ensure everyone attending the baseball game. this is a long-standing tradition. more than 50 members of congress putting aside their differences and uniting for charity. donations are being accepted. proceeds will go to the capitol police memorial fund. both teams, republicans and democrats, will wear lsu shirts to honor steve scalise and his home state of louisiana. the coach of the gop team said it is important not to back down and to play this game tonight. take a listen. >> if we do not play this game, we let these people who want to change the way we live in this country forever. we are not going to allow that to happen. when america gets punched, america punches back. in america, not days off. ryan: trump will not be at the game security concerns. at 5:00.l open first pitch is at 7:05. adrianna: thank you. ryan,

standing in the middle of a national park. >> yes, definitely, this is independent national historical park, over 55 acres are a part of this park. we love it. it is one of 400 spots, in the national park service, so many , many sites but most people think of the wilderness but we have got this right here in philadelphia which we're proud of. >> you guys see a lot of people through here every year >> we do. >> last year was, a record breaking year, for us, and over 5 million people, 5 million visitors came to visit our park and they learned they were 76 countries ironic number 76. and people around the world, come here. >> it is amaze ago this it draws people from all over and especially this weekend. people want to do a fourth of july, in philadelphia, tell us a little bit about what to expect this weekend. >> we have lots of things including starting on monday, we have the pops concert, that is later in the evening, and of course our big celebration july 4th. so in the morning at 10:00 a.m. we have a ceremony in front of the independent hall and then a great parade and then later in

they had to ask the nationals to open up more of the park. the event has also now raised more than $1 million for charity, which is double than what the game raised last year. the money is going to a new group that was just added. the capitol police memorial fund. we're told that members of the republican team and the democratic team will be decked out in some sort of lsu gear to honor the critically wounded congressman steve scalise. doctors are evaluating his treatment in 12-hour increments. doctors have to wait to fix bone damage until after his internal organs stabilize. we're told that matt mika will need another surgery at george washington university hospital. that's according to his bosses at tyson foods. the capitol police officer crystal griner that was shot in the ankle while protecting two dozen members of congress is still in the hospital also. another victim, zach barth has been released and he's describing fighting through a burning sensation from a gunshot wound to his calf so he could run for his life. we got an update on the

scott: late inning drama tonight at nationals park. maker,arper a difference and the nats beginning a new series with the cincinnati reds. sports is next. and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. major leaguest baseball teams, playing at home is usually a good thing. eat goodyour bed, food, and shears when taking the diamond. the nationals are not quite grasping that concept this season, playing better on the road then inside the friendly confines of net park. bottom seven, nats down 5-4. goodwin cranks this offering to write, his second homer of the game. tie game, asked her innings. bryce harper, line drive deep to write. short hops the wall. trea turner scores. harper walks off the win for washington. signed, sealed, and delivered. oshie not leaving washington anytime soon. the capitals have re-signed oshie to an eight year, 46 -- $46 of the contract million contract. last season he tied for a team-high 33 goals with alex ovechkin. wnba, mystics visiting minnesota. the mystics on the move. misses

meters starting tomorrow the national park service will activate meters in several popular areas. that means you're going to have to pay. you can see the areas on this map. the only free parking is on ohio drive in east potomac park. it is taking up free parking spaces for hours on end. the meters will cost $2 an hour. and they'll only accept plastic. the only free day of the year, christmas day. >> one of the iconic views will be a bit of an eyesore for tourists over the next week or so. today the national park service began draining the lincoln memorial reflecting pool. they're trying to destroy a parasite that killed 80 ducks so far. the parasite is found in snails which live in that reflecting pool. >>> news 4 tracking a dangerous trend on our highways. another state trooper, look at that car, hit on the job this morning. but this time he wasn't the only one. >>> and it's hot out right now. we're going to be even warmer tomorrow. we're tracking a heat wave. the updated forecast and when we get a break in a few minutes. creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... 16,000 domini

the national park service said the goal is to increase the turn over of parking spots allowing more residents tourists to visit the area additional funds. >> perhaps. >>> a lot of people visiting this weekend. we have pride fest going on. >> thousands of people out there. tomorrow there will be the concert with miley cyrus along with the street festival, a lot of people outdoors. >> we just the want to warn you, you know, it's going to be extreme hot. we hope you'll stay safe and protect yourself, it's going to be a steamy one tomorrow. humidity will be there. not quite as bad as it could be but creeping in. creeped in a little bit today and it will creep in tomorrow as well. stay hydrated and make sure you protect yourself. and tonight is a really warm night outside. and temperatures into the 70's, but you know? pretty nice to go out, lots of weekend sunshine for you. yes. don't have a lot happening in the cloud demarco. the heat wave begins sunday and continues through mid week. temperatures into the upper 80's in all three airports, pretty good indication of where we are headed. temperatur

the national park service started draining the pool after the water born parasite was discovered. 's believed to have led to the death of 80 ducks in the reflecting pool last month. the park service treated the water but they are draining it to make sure they get rid of the parasite. they are draining the water. where does it all go? according to the national park service after they go through environmental permit process with d.c. the water is drained into the city sewer system. once all the water is gone which is expected to happen by tomorrow, the pool will be scrubbed and cleaned. it is expected that that process will then take through friday. then after that, they will begin the slow process of once again refilling reflecting pool. continuing to monitor the bacteria levels as they usually do. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: thank you. the days of free parking on the national mall are over. today 90 pay stations were activated. that covers 1100 spots. the cost $2 an hour between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. seven days a week. the spots have a three-hour time limit

we'll get the latest from nationals park. that's where the nationals play and where the republicans and democrats are playing each other tonight. remember, when donald trump warned that if hillary clinton were elected, the country would be engulfed by endless investigations, guess what? we'll revisit that now that robert mueller is looking at whether trump obstructed justice. finally let me finish tonight with trump watch. there's parts of it he ought to watch himself. this is "hardball," where the action is. local activities listed on our app. or that you could book them right from your phone. a few weeks ago, you still didn't know if you were gonna go. now the only thing you don't know, is why it took you so long to come here. expedia. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. you on a perfect car,rch then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your

i'd like to thank the hardworking staff of the smithsonian institute and the national park service who are taking care of the emmet statue and park for these many, many years. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields back. the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. cook: i reserve. i have no more speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is ready to close. the gentleman from virginia. mr. beyer: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. cook: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back the balance of his time. all time for debate having closed, the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1500. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are -- for what purpose does the gentleman from california see

in washington, d.c., this a national park right. >> it is a national park. have so many people and get them out into one of the greatest classroom in the world. >> allison let's talk a little history here. obviously this has been here for, what, 150 years. >> 180. >> 180 years. i'm going say it looks like it fell into a little bit of disrepair and it needs a little love. so, what's sort of the long term plan here. >> the long term plan is to understand what kind of love it needs first of all. there's a lot of stone masonry that dates back 180 years and we want to know where the critical pieces we need to address and where the pieces we can actually just lay back and let go for a little while. the second piece is we're looking at how we can redesign on top of this extraordinary place to make it more interesting fun and safe enjoyable place, what kind of lighting can we put in, what type of architectural design what kind of landscaping but keeping the historic features the way it is. >> you just mentioned mile zero the start of the canal is right here in washi

a washington, d.c., tradition and the game was supposed to take place tomorrow at washington nationals park. because of the game you raise, what, $600,000 for very, very important and worthy charitable causes, right? >> absolutely. for years this game has grown into a wonderful, charitable event for washington, d.c. children, a lot of great causes. this year was a record year. $600,000 raised. it's very fraternal. we get about 15,000 people come to the game. last year president obama came to the game and i stole the bases, and he said you're still good. i said thank you, mr. president, that's something i can tell my grandchildren. it has been really something that both sides in washington comes together, but to have this happen on a baseball field. wolf, i've loved baseball since i've been a kid. i grew up a strong new york met fan and i remember 1969 like it was yesterday, and i've always loved baseball, and i've always felt safe on a baseball field and now i don't know if i'll ever feel safe on a baseball field again. >> yeah. it's a sad, sad situation. you're a new york mets fan from ten

the national park service as they will continue to monitor the water quality. must-see video, florida homeowners fighting off mask dan armed thieves. one man runs off camera as a thief targets the other guy. the man in the blue shirt returns armed with a machete, enough to eventually send the thieves running. josh: wow. kimberly: ok. josh: yeah. kimberly: like a movie or something. so much violence, it is tough to take. let's switch to the weather. for father's day, pretty nice, warm and windy. josh: and the wind is still going. because it is out of the south, we continue to pump in warm thunderstorms. the wind coming out of the south, some places more than 15 miles per hour. that keeps the heat and humidity in place, and that charges up the atmosphere for tomorrow. back is ready for the cold front. when those three come together, that is when we have the best chances of thunderstorms and severe storms. 84 degrees at reagan national currently, but because it is so humid, dew point in the mid-70's, it feels more like 91. some areas still feel like mid 90's. tomo

it offered to the national park service and the federal government in 1970 and they were not interestedproperty and he sold eleanor roosevelt furniture at public auction. 1975 that a grassroots movement here in hyde park started the movement to save val-kill and make it into a national historic site. eleanor roosevelt story is not just the story of a first lady, but it's a woman activist who really devoted her life to improving the world. she had always hoped that there would be world peace someday. she's really an inspiration to women, because she was a woman of great issues that really needed to be addressed, like civil rights, and she made a difference in the world. she is such an incredible role model for women, even today. she was a woman who was way ahead of her time. veryas a woman who was important in the 20th century, but her ideas in the 21st century still ring loud today. this weekend, we are featuring the history of hyde park, new york. learn more about hyde park and other stops on our cities tour on c-span.org. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weeken

despite the grim practice the game is still on tonight at national park.unshots blaring non-stop at this alexandria ballpark wednesday morning just 8 miles from capitol hill. 26 republican members of congress practicing for a charity baseball game tush turning into the intended targets. >> i was just a sitting duck out there. >> i hit the first ground ball to steve and we heard this pow. the lone gunman sending a bullet into the hip of steve scalise critically wounding him. >> he is in some trouble and he is a great fighter and will be okay we hope. >> the house whip had two agents that fired back at the shooter from behind an suv. both officers injured but saved many lives. the suspected shooter, 66-year-old james hodgkinson now dead. now fbi scouring his illinois home. he was in the area for a couple of months, living out of his van and had a long history of anti-trump and anti-republican rhetoric but didn't alarm those with him at the local y mexi ymca. >> a calm person and never talked politics i would not have suspected it would be him that did what h

. >>> the national park service says an entrance to yosemite national park will remain closed at least through the weekend. a rock slide just two miles inside the park on highway 140 has shut down the park entrance east of mairaposa. officials say about 4000 tons of rock came down on that road yesterday afternoon. opposite office no one was hurt. the entrances on highways 120 from the bay area, and highway 41 from the south remain open. >>> as and giants were big losers tonight in baseball match ups. how some fans reacted to all of that. >>> more live pictures, we want to show you from west london on the breaking news we've been following. a 24 story apartment building still burning after six hours. the extent of the casualties not known, but the bbc reports that dozens of people are being treated for a range of injuries, and significant number of people are unaccounted for. we'll be right back. l be >>> mark's here with an update, baseball news, and not as exciting as the warriors news. >> it was a distraction for a while, from the baseball season, right? i'll give you a clue, the gia