fire is burning out of ntrol south of the nevada state capitol. that fire started yesterday morning in a rugged area for miles from the state capital building in carson city. you can see the map. emergency crews are evacuating nearby neighoods. they are fighting strong wind and battling the flames. hopefully the wind will calm down so they can bring in aircraft. so far, no injuries are reporte >>> fire officials in southern california letting people go back home after a fire forced evacuations in a cavern near beverly hills. these are multi-million-dollar homes -- homes in the santa monica mountains. there is not much wind so it is not growing fast. it has burned 35 acres but no homes are in danger right now. investigators say the fire was started by a weed wacker. >>> there are two serious wildfires in colorado burning. the biggest is near durango. the newest fire is burning near the keystone ski resort, 60 miles west of denver. that first fire has burned within 200 yards of homes in silverthorne. 1300 people have been forced out of their homes.

her visit to a shelter in mcallen, texas,ntrol after president trump was backed into a political corner and yesterday ordered an end to the family separation policy he had supported, but left unanswered by his order is what to do uning thousaand children already separated. tonight, from the agencies charged with enforcing the crackdown, mixed messages and apparent confusion. our gabe gutierrez is in south texas and has details. >> reporter: in a surprise visit to water-logged texas, the first lady waded into the controversy that has drawn worldwide outrage. >> i'd also like to ask you how i can help to these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. >> reporter: she visited a children's shelter which houses 55 kids, mostly teenagers, six of them separated from their parents. >> these children most of them come here alone without parents -- >> the majority of our children -- >> reporter: the department of health and human services says about 10,000 of the almost 12,000 children now in its care are unaccompanied minors, most are teenagers and 13% are younger than 10.

this army veteran is actually campaigning for tighter con ntrol.der episodes ofd the race, he went undercover to prove how easy this totiuy semiautomac weapons in virginia. >> so you don't need a background check or anything like that? >> no! [laughter] katty: whichever democrat wins tuesday's primary will take on republicans' barbara comstock. she was adrift in 2016 and clung to her seat, but she is vulnerable. she also has had a tricky relationship with trump. she distanced herself aftethe "access hollywood" comments about kissing women. in a passing replicated across the cntry, her fate is now tied to his. trump voters here now think she should pay him his due. >> i do not think there is something wrong with being close to donald trump, because i think he is doing a lot that is right. i think she has embraced donald where she has needed to. she has done a good balancing act. she did it in 2016. but again, we have next tuesday, you kn, the primary. we will see how that goes. katty: if there is a blue wave coming, it starts right here in virginia.

paul was brought under ntrol, the medics wereth called in to a provide medical assessment of mr. paul. >> six officers involved ntsb have been placed onve administrative lea until the investigation is finishy. there's cam video of it but for now the chief is not releasing it. >>> the man accused of driving ring the charlottesville uniter the right rally is facing is facing 30 federal hate crimes charges including one connected to the death of heather higher, she was in that crowd when police say he sped down the nd street a plowed into them. a he'slready facings murder death. virginia for her >>> the warch descend on the capital once again, this time to fight f immigration reform. a closer look at that story and all theol today'sitical headlines ahead on 5@630. >>> we remember the patriot arc of the legendry jackson family coming ♪back. ♪ ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . . >>> joe jackson died tmos ing inangeles. he was admitted to hospital with terminal cancer earlier this mont his wife catherine and several children and grandchildren were his bedside. jackson is f best knownor managing the jackson

the republicans control both congress and the white house and they are using their ntrol to fulfill their corporate deregulatory agenda that promotes profits for executives and investors over the safety, security, and opportunity of everyone else. and, yeah, that's pretty grim. but i am here today because i am an optimist. i am an optimist because i believe that change is possible. i know it is hard. ending the war against america's families will take us a lot of fights on a lot of can't win until we pry our government free from the grip of the rich and the powerful. and that's why in the coming weeks i will introduce sweeping anti-corruption legislation to clean up corporate money sloshing around washington and make it possible for our elected government to actually work for the american people again. my plan will padlo the reinvolving door between government and -- revolving door between government and industry. it will eliminate the ability of government decisionmakers to enrich themselves through their government service. it will empower federal agencies to pass strong regulations tha

president trump is now expected to move to cement conservative l ntrol of the court. here's jan crawford. >> reporter: the president was formally notified in a letter selivered to the white house. after 30 years on the court, thstice anthony kennedy would retire. >> and we will begin our search icr a new justice of the united states supreme court. that will begin immediately. >> reporter: a key swing vote, the 81-year-old's retirement gives the president the chance mo turn the court more solidly to the right for a generation. democrats warned of a fight. >> people from all across america should realize that their rights and opportunities are threatened. y reporter: but firmly in control of the senate, republicans said a new justice would be on the court by october. >> we will vote to confirm e keice kennedy's successor this fall. >> reporter: the bitter divide was in stark contrast to the gentlemanly justice who sometimes crossed ideological lines. >> i am today announcing my ittention to nominate united states circuit judge anthony kennedy. >> reporter: nominated by

they all answer to kim jong-un, which means if he does not ntrol those institutions, nobody is controlling those institutions. how did this whole process evolve? is anybody remember that cnn coverage of that funeral when died?ng-il "threey people have seen faces of eve"? joanne woodward, cadmium award winning performance, 1958. i think it was a great movie. if you look at that, there were eight people on each side escorting kim jong-il's body. kim jong-un was one of them, there were seven others. out of those 7, 6 have been purged or reassigned. those were the main guys. most of them are not there anymore. at least not in key positions. 2013,3, the whole europe passive purges occurred -- the whole year of 2013, passive purges occurred. kim jong-un's uncle by marriage was purged and then executed. i will talk about his execution and the lovely way it happened in a couple minutes. let me remind you of how powerful kim jong-un is or is not. a good friend of mine who is a korean scholar, he and i were talking at a restaurant. my wife was there. -- pad thting peptide ai. said, the next leader w

that's the difference between republicans retaining control of the senate or democrats taking ntrol. obamacare repeal and replace get easier or harder? the republicans fell one vote short in 2017. there's a possibility of trump'n impeac go up? it does if democrats control the house. who holdshe upper hand redistricting after 2020? winners ofto guberal and winners ofto guberal and state legislative ctests willon christmas eve, my dad had no healthcare. he walked into an emergency room clenching his chest, and they sent him home. he died alone on a cold floor because he was poor. today in america your life is just a paycheck to an insurance company. it's time to end the american nightmare that my mother and i went through. i'm roger manno. i'm running for congress to expand medicare to every american. i approve this message. >>> the time is 9:28. we have much more coming up on news4 this morning. a check of the forecast and a lot of stories. lot of stories. >> and live and facook as (birds chirping, a running brook,) lot of stories. >> and live and facook as ahh. the new deer park spar

matter of poll circumstance the fairfax country fire and rescue medics stayed out the home whenwhen m i ntrol were thenr called in to provide a medical assessment of mr. paul, which i can say that no physical use of force was used agannst mr. mr. paul nor wy other type of weapons used against him. >> fairfax country police chief ed rossler says the two officers that first responded to the home off mission courtda y afternoon were both trained in crisisve interion and mental health awareness. but he says 31-year-old christopher paulesisted and when officers restained him to prevent him from harming himself or others he became unresponsive. paul was row announced dead at ital.o investigators say this started when a1amily member calledd after pssibly being struck in the head. when police arrivedun they fo paul inside the home naked andng experi a medical or mental health crisis. right now it's not clear if drugs were found at the scene but paul. was not armed meanwhile "fox5spoke to a neighbornd long t family friend who is shocked and baffled of what unfolde his mother was deeply concerned that

how they plan on spreading their messof gun ntrol across the country.he bay area -- students are the targets of yet another violent threat at an east bay middle school. how social media played a role -- when we come back. (ken) kron 4 is your election headquarters. and tomorrow is election day! today -- many candidates were out and about for their final push before the big day.(vicki) san francisco mayo candidate mark leno was in the castro this afternoon speaking out on the supreme court decision made tthat ruled in favor of a colorado baker who refused to bake a weddi cake for a same-sex couple. kron4's michelle kingston was there. (mk)sen. mno, san francisco mayoral candidate "the message it sends is very dangerous. that businesses can discriminate against our community."in the castro ... during pride month ... senator mike leno -- who could become san francisco's first lgbtq mayor in a matter of hours -- speaking out about monday's supreme court decision.a 7-2 vote siding with a colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same sex couple

at least 12 people including some homesd ntrol this morning. most headed south to shelters in the town of lower lake. >>> 5:21. president trump now says he wants people who illegally come into the u.s. immediately sent back to their countries without a court hearing. that follows his recent decision to keep immigrant families together as they are process. doug luzader joining us live from washington. with reports that there seems to be a change in how illegal immigrants are being processed. good morning. >> reporter: we still hear about zero tolerance being the official policy. but it's not clear if that's really how it's playing out now on the border. illegal immigrants make their way off the bus at a shelter in el paso with reports this morning that many will no longer faces charges for entering the country. yet the president still talking about it. tweeting, we cannot allow these people to invade our country and that the situation should be handled with no judges or court cases. what the border policy may still be in flux, i can washington,

again, still keeping in mind ntrol ispland so forthlit and so there is still a process for that. >> right. >>ust to finish that thought, i mean, for me, it is really important -- thepeople that are the most impacted by a popout are the two immediate nehbors and in e lot behind, if there is a lot. i think that requiring preapplication which would cover all of those things is the appropriate way to step forward. it also accomplishes, similar to what we introduced with 312 refowhere we are ducing staff time. we are really allowing folks to focus on some of these larger missions in the city which is affordableingusand getting more units online to deal with the overall demand in the city and reduce staff time overall. at the same time, respecting the interests and tre of neighbors. if we were to make that recommendation today, it would go back to the planning commission. >> yes. the ordinance would not have to return to the planning commission, because everything that is before -- >> it was ready considered. >> we could make the amendment to say that neighborhood notificatiowould be required f

the big problem for democrats tonight, especially when you start to drill down to the ntrol of the.s.ange county. that's something we've heard for months here. 23 house seats, democrats hope to snag. seven here in the state of california, are districts that hillary clinton won but republicans maintain control over. so, let's start with california 48. and if you look at the numbers, at's happening here. the republican incumbent, dana rohrabacher, he makes it through. he's a decisive winner. look at the numbers for the democrats. there's two democrats here, hans keirstead and harley rouda. you can see how close that is. they are separated by 100. were there just one democrat, there would be a clear number two making it through to california's jungle primary. just below them, scott baugh, he is a republican right behind them. if the democrats split the vote, scott baugh has a good chance of making it through. two democrats in a seat that democrats wanted to win. that is something that is still possible. the vote coming in very, very slowly. i want to take a look at darrell issa, the reti

that wun everything we need to do for command and ntrol, ship talking to a land- based system, for a man censor, talking being able to relay through unmanned censor back to er and and contro- command and control apparatus at the time. to include artificial , caintellbilities wit the base of decision making, has to move as quickly as the opportunities reveal themselves. there will be a lot of machine working, investment, artificial intelligence. we know the chinese made a lot of investments in the area and that is great capabilities. those are the things that will enable the force to fight, a high-end fight. >> inside force,u may e two different emerging, all within the same marine corps, there is the constantly forward deploy aspect, it will be inside the adversaries area, if they decide to light up their system one day. we have to be the contact and blunt layer, someone has to do the job. going to deny the adversary capability. we will disrupt their plan, we will buy time and space for decision makers in washington that can make a decision to be able to surge the force. you will see

democrats in total nationwide need to flip about 25 seats from republican control to democratic ntrol in ord the majority in congress. if they take the majority in the house of representatives that would make adam schiff the chairman of the intelligence committee, nadler head of the judiciary committee, nancy pelosi speaker of the house. it would change everything in terms of power dynamics on capitol hill and it is within democrats' reach. they need about 25 seats. democrats nationwide are counting on a whole bunch of those 25 seats coming from california. there are seven congressional districts that hillary clinton won in november 2016 but where a republican member of congress nevertheless holds the seat in that district. now there are a whole bunch of interesting dynamics in california that will determine whether or not democrats will be able to get good candidates into the general election to contest seats. we will know the answers to a lot of that tonight when polls close in california at 11:00 p.m. eastern time which is 8:00 p.m. local time in california. when that happens we wi

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lisa mcguire and i lead the alzheimer's disease and healthy aging program at the centers for disease ntrol and prevention. alzheimer's is there-- one of the top 10 causes that cannot be prevented cured or even slowed. an estimated 5.7 million americans of all ages are living with all-- alzheimer's disease and 2018. by 2050 we expect the number to rise to 14 million people. alzheimer's disease this is a significant emotional and financial burden on people with the disease, their families and character-- caregivers, and the healthcare system. until we have a cure, cdc and public health partners play a critical role in helping those 5.7 million people and their families. we work closely with state and public health agencies by providing technical assistance, up-to-date scientific knowledge, decline and caregiving data and effective interventions to improve the health of americans with cognitive decline and caregivers. not only are more people living with it, but alzheimer's disease related deaths have increased from 1999 to 2014. additionally as people choose to age, one in four deaths now oc

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