and sound like on this could be here for sometime because of just the situation was getting that back ono the street and out of the way. no problem on thene beltway in loop and outer loop. 70 to the spur 67 miles an hour. g ts youhere in 27 minute. >>> five people shot in , washingtonc. overnight. >> one person hurt in northwest. more on that in a moment. first tell you about a quadruplo shng in southeast d.c. four people were shot around midnight on,martin luther ng avenue. two threatening injuries and two pohers were shot and expected to five. lice are looking for three suspects who wereearing masks. on the other sidef town in columbia heights, a man was found shot aund 11:30 near harvard street northwest and police are not saying much about that case only that the man is expected to survive. >>> this morning families across our area are trying to come to term with the sudden loss of someone they loved.at least nine people died over the weekend in car accidents on local road. one person died in a crash in centerville. one in gaithersburg and five odge in spotssylvanilylvainnia. >>> a wo

. >> the contractor's chainsaw ono got stuck, so he called out to his calling for help, that's when thisn, she gives him some help. >> that thing came right at her arm, did you see how it landed? >> i imagine, if it's stuck in that branch, probably not running, and even if it is at idle, the chain wouldn't be spending. so, at least that's some good news, but my gosh, the branch could have taken her out, the latter, they are both lucky. >> you are still ducking over there. >> i saw her arm being chopped away by that thing, i can see it in my brain. >> let's head over to miami where we find ty reese and his brother andy doing some parkour. backflips, and, he's like all right, let me to see this again. he got bruised but he's walking away. >> don't worry about it, he's okay, he wasn't hurt. >> we know for sure he didn't mean to do it that way. >> something tells me nobody means to get there arm and back banged like that. [ laughter ] >> the big apple, the city that never sleeps, new york city, call it what you want, it's a gorgeous place, one of the best cities in the world, some may argue

would have been impossible it's a traditional move without the love and dedication of the council ono's these historical gens would surely being not just. the landscape around the line is truly impressive and as intruders were being carefully observed by the locals came my looks like we have a new friend to me. love that not always. oh. we survived our 1st day of canoeing and the reward we'll be spending the night at this riverside campsite in a tiny wooden hut. creamer shows me my home for the night it's all hopeless the food the hugs are mainly for a canoe or to stay water tonight some want to have some home comforts there's guns all things. for physician or a man don't want their tent on the boat things stay off the boat and yeah or on a bike of alcohol or. so that this way. all this is a lot more comfortable than a tent well these are yeah no comparison to your average town to. night is falling on the lawn and the campsite to calm down. before i hopefully get the well deserved rest i want to invite you guys to catch up with our globe trotter his most recent travels took him to centr

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>>ono our missi is made up of severalto mots. we really want kids to understand who they are.we really need them and i say need, we need them to understand their value, you know. we tell them often, go with your values. people need to value you. some of our work, for instance, so w hredquartered in baltimore. and we go around baltimore through the school systems and through different groups be and we took one group, one set of group of kids from the west side of baltimore, we took them to the bygone restaurant. we partnered with mr. schafer and the sharp-dressed man. we got them all suite they wer all cleaned up. we have a saying in football, if you look good you play good. we want the youth to know they look great and they should feel like they're great. we had ldership brunch. some basketball stars to come down. those are the types of things that we offer and what we do. >> onoffand you offer it on two platforms, not only your organizationt you are an ordained minteter. you min to them. >> yes, we do. we minister to them. we minter to all the youth. and sometimed so much, yo

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authorities in hong kong have defended the local police amid complaints they were slow to respond to attacks onoocracy protesters. dozens were injured when a group masked men assaulted demonstrators at a train station. s this report contains imathat some may find disturbing. reporter: gangs were waitingra when pro-democcy activists arrived.e attack was brutal. using homemade weapons, they set upon individual protesters. one of those at the train station. reporter: when police did arrive, the injured were many. today a spokeswoman for the local station faced an angry crowd. they accused offices of collusion with gang members.io pa are running high today. the police are trying to explain to this community that they still have their best interests at heart and yet many who have come along are not happy with the explanation that the reason the officersere not at the ntr last night was because of security concerns. eyewitnesses say hong kong'be underworld ig mobilized to crush the pro-democracy movement. >> we do have quite number of gangsters in the area, and they were not unfamiliar figures. we kno

elementary school set up the stand with lemonade and cookies at the corner of buena vista and no name ono raising a dollar at a time. >> we are pretty much raising money to help the victims of. >> reporter: it was a small piece of a larger effort to help the victims. >> the people in gilroy and this community are strong and resilient. but, many of them could use some help. >> reporter: the district attorneys victims services unit turned wrecker elementary into a center. people came to the day to get a range of services including emotional counseling, sometimes with the help of facility dogs and they can patent. pet. many people at the garlic festival left behind their belongings, 12-year-old maggie hernandez, and her father, they came back to get their bikes. the park is still on lockdown as a crime scene, so they had to walk away. they have been coming as a family every year, but maggie admitted coming back this time felt different. >> you don't want anything to happen again, you probably just get like paranoid that it'll happen. you probably just get nervous to come or not even want to

dispensaries in los angeles with more than 250 illegal ones according to the police, but realistically no onoact number. as far as weed maps, thatls company t us it provides a valuable service to the cannabis industry. >>> before we go, here is a look at the record day on wall street once again. e dow rose about 244 points to 27,332. the nasdaq climbed 48, and the s&p 50an added 1 closed above 3,000 for the first time. all three indexes solidly higher on the week. >>> that is "nightly business rert" for tonight. i'm bill griffeth. thanks for watching. >> i'm sue herera. have a great wkend. ♪ ♪ woman: this isa. "bbc world news americ" is madible by... the freeman foundation; udy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutglns for america's ted needs; contributions to this pbs station from viewers like thank you. nada: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am nada tawfik.

>>the new documentary john and yoko above us only sky takes viewers on john lennon and yoko ono's artistic journey as they created the imagine albums, the dock includes never before seen film previously unreleased recordings, including the first demo with a madgen and both archive and brand new interviews, it's due out on dvd blue ray and digitally on september 13th, everything you see. >>exist together in a delicate balance. your disney domination update the studio's latest box office blockbuster the lion king has become its 4th film this year to top a billion dollars in worldwide ticket sales. >>that ties disney's 2016 record of $4 billion films and with 5 months left in the year odds are that mark will fall is saying. according to billboard 82 beyonce songs that fit the top 100 her husband jay z has 105 and now they're daughter has won blue ivy carter is featured on brown skin fiance is lion king inspired album, the gift and the song just entered the billboard chart at number 76, not sure what took blue ivy so long to hit the charts after all she's already 7 years old in hollywood, i'm

there will be a pee ono, lots of bookshelves and lots of great music.he students will come to my house and take their lessons there. my schedule changes a lot on a day-to-day basis and that kind of keeps it exciting. think that music is just my favorite thing that there is, whether it's listening to it or playing it or teaching it. all that really matters to me is that i'm surrounded by the sounds, so i'm going top keep doing what i'm doing to keep my life in that direction. >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey t

. >> let'sove ono immigration and talk about the crisis at the border. you were recently at the border and you were somewhat of an early critic of the family separation policy. you described the images asho ific in some of the detention centers there. i want to show you some of the new imas from families taken st month aorder patrol stations in mcallen, texas. you see families packed togethe sleeping on the floor, some wrapped in mylar blankets. there were dangerous overcrowding. access to d n showers and hot meals. >> look, what we are seeing right now is a humanitarian crisis. so those pictures you put up, that's the mcallen processing center. i was there two weeks ago. there were 1,100 people in it. democrats in congress have capped the number of beds that i.c.e. has. normally you move people out of that temporary holding cell into a longer-terp detention facility with beds, for example. those places don't have beds. people are getting stuck where they are not meant -- >> $billion appropriation was passed. that will increase the number of beds >> but

one family did it with a lem na ono lemonade stand. a lot of people showed up including a few police officers. >> after hearing what happened at the garlic festival, i felt really bad for all of the victims and everyone that got hurt, and i just wanted to help them and try to raise money for the people. just so, like, they know that people are always there for them. >> what a good heart she has. all of the money collected from the lemonade stand will go to the victims and their families. >>> in downtown gilroy, businesses are helping the victims. they're selling t-shirts that say gilroy strong for $20. the money from the sales will go to victims and their families. one of the businesses involved is the t-shirt place. the owner says this is an effort to unite the community and send the message to those coping with tragedy that they're not alone. >> everybody, you can see they're having a hard time with it, but they're trying to move forward and lend a hand wherever it's needed. in order to help themselves and the people who actually nee

ono monday, a discussion sanctions against north korea, hosted by u.s. institute of peace. it starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. then panelists examine the findings of a report on authoritarian governments and national security threats held by the american enterprise institute at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. presidentrks from trump at a july 4 celebration at the lincoln memorial. he spoke about the history of american independence, while highlighting u.s. accomplishments over the last 243 years. this is an hour. ♪ pleasees and gentlemen, rise and remain standing by the -- for the presentation of the colors and the national anthem as performed by the united states army band pershing's own, and the united states army chorus, under the direction of colonel andrew ash. ♪ >> present arms. o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched streaming?lantly and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the n

kim-ono.y a slap in the face to the japanese, seems a bet of a stretch, she is now changing the name? >> it is ridiculous, she was going to first launch a lingerie line with a kimono, this is nota new thing, but she could sell anything. she sold perfume out last summer in 5 minutes, i am more surprised that no one has thought of this concept to have shape wear that confirms to different outfits and skin tones, but come on the with name, get it together. trish: you give her credit for that. >> ar for the idea. i am surprised no one else has challenge spanx. >> always good to see you, have a wonderful holiday week. >> thank you. trish: rea.trish: we're back tow night, we'll continue all our talks regarding iran, north korea, and venezuela, we're all over it, see you back here tomorrow, have a terrific night, kennedy begins next. kennedy: she could challenge spanxs, she just has to call it skanks, thank you. we have a lot more on those stories later, first up, take this president making history y

they are on to sort of the game, where president trump tweets something that is on that is ono some leftblow is back but they are on to the game. >> the squad loves this happening. we're all squabbling about this, they don't have to talk about heel carehealth care. >> you look at squad poll numbers. ilan omar and aoc, they are not common rat -- commo commence r u on loud they are. nancy pelosi in my political pick glel than glel thank you. >> coming up, brutal sociopathic mexican cartel, el chapo sentenced today. why the government's war on why the government's war on drugs, creates monsters like el fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right - by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right - by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right. with sofi. check your rate in 2 minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. ...was another around the corner? or coul

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there will be a pee ono, lots of bookshelves and lots of great music.he students will come to my house and take their lessons there. my schedule changes a lot on a day-to-day basis and that kind of keeps it exciting. think that music is just my favorite thing that there is, whether it's listening to it or playing it or teaching it. all that really matters to me is that i'm surrounded by the sounds, so i'm going top keep doing what i'm doing to keep my life in that direction.

. >>> we would have 8 billion gallons of water dropping in ono r just on the district of columbia. that is how much water that was in the morning in a one-hour time . span >>> this morning, all that water yesterday and a clear sky overnight is leading to fog early today. some areas dow to visibility under a mile. front royal down to a visibility of zero now. becareful with the fog early. 61 winchester and leesburg 59 and commuter forecast for today. the only impact on your commutee weather witoday is a little fog around early this morning. sun up at 5:51 and put off the fog relatively quickly and a beautiful day with temperatures in the mid topper 80s and nice weather tomorrow. more about that coming up. thursday chance of rain coming up in a few. >>> taking a look at the road here in virginia. as we take a look at 66 here this morning. rkying in. fairfax county pay to the beltway we don't have anything in your way. 66 miles per hour. that takes you eight minutes. these repairs could be through the morning mess and you can't turn on seminary. 29 there between riley shut down for th

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based ono decide policy or compliance or sovereignty. for us, we are embracing the public cloud.not just fighting it as a competitive threat where we provide the cloud experience. carol: do you feel pressure from other competitors? antonio: we compete with everybody. clear understanding at strategy and if you look the results, we make significant progress. acquiring have done of companies. is there anything you feel like you need to add on or you feel good about the composition of what you have? antonio: we always look for curating what is in -- out there in not just large companies but small companies. from oures sense shareholders, we have a structural discipline approach and it helps us accelerate our strategy with the ip positions. more and more of these intelligence comes through the experiences that make the infrastructure as -- intelligence, more autonomous. consider itself. if it makes sense, we will it just consider it. wars: we have trade underway and we will see what comes out of the g20. you also have the white house pushing against other trade partners, whether mexic

and by every component, it's iond monf ono be quiet the nerves when you're sitting there? >> it's trust, trust in the team. >> yeah? i have the same here. >> but there's so much excitement. so much excitement to be on the launch pad, to be getting ready to go. >> do you think we'll have that back again in the american space program? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> yeah? >> we have to have. >> in fact, to renew some of that excitement, right now we're going to turn to that final countdown, because 50 years ago this very morning on a beautiful morning, not unlike this one, neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and michael collins were atop that apollo 11 rocket, saturn v, and took that historic flight. millions of americans watched cbs news as walter cronkite described nasa's final preparations. he was joined by wally shira. we'll bring you those final moments as they originally aired because you cannot improve on something as historic as this. >> it's just five minutes to the historic launch of the apollo 11, with all g. astronauts armstrong, collins and aldrin sitting there on top of

to write about yoko ono's a metaphor i don't know how far i think you're a woman of the seriousness or go back a bit of the notes. data or just don't call them to listen to content thoughts put in a stone and sing in the saddam like to. kill most. of us how can taking this as bizarre look like it was extended in the right that is the normal us was a look at i was i me that this was my own son an instrument. to must not speak of course rudely and stuff but in fact i suspect he was to a yes person you don't remember the little early this loren muslims who are going to leave. in the us. say see if you're trying waving your sponsor send us. an e-mail you would support a center around the song for more losses in a place going to. them closer to us or maybe a miracle this was the man i know let's call premium. it's kind of surreal to some of corporate america manifesting you know christian going this year next week when the members remember ok so you see this with us i feel for going to a place that if you didn't they made that last point. is c. have just said that's midwest and those to see

they ever talk about yoko ono? ( laughs ) we haven't got to the yoko place yet. and things do happen but i'm wondering how you navigated that. well, i mean, i'm not proud of what i did, but then i asked myself the question-- i did this recently-- which is, "would i have done it again, knowing what i did?" of course i wouldn't. but then i go, "but then i wouldn't have eric." so there is the juxtaposition, because that is your destiny. and because, you know, i still talk to lauren's husband now, you know, and everything is in a much better place than it was. and like i said, it's something i'm uncomfortable with, i'm not proud of, but at the same time, i have lauren and eric, so that's the crazy place you're in. do you feel like in the future you're gonna guide eric toward show business, away from show business? you have an opinion about that? he has-- he has-- he has to take over from me. are you gonna sit in daddy's seat today? - i think you'd be a really good judge. - i am. - are you? - yes. simon: i mean, i've put him in training now. - he's here. - let's do th

we need to do two things.is ono make people feel that they have a say in their choice of government.ly seco to not let people lose faith in our police force. >> reporter: sir, thank you very much for your time. uf >> woo stay with us. coming up on the newshour: the state of u.s. soccer after the women's naonal team winshe in t world cup semi-finals. plus, a new book on the power of the pioneering hip-hop group a tribe called quest. there has been much attention about college admissions in light of the recent scandal. but, there are real questions as well, about equity and diversity in plic high schools. th looms especially large new york city, the largest school district in the country.t second of a two-part report, hari sreenivasan delves into the controversy around the city's efforts to eliminate a decades-old test required to get into one of the elitpublic high schools. it's part of our education series, "making the grade." >> inference question. what's so annoying about an inference question? >> s students in jackson heights, queens are preparing for an exam. the specialized high s

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and this was born, #unwantedivanka, crashing the last supper, joining yoko ono and john in bed, walkingabbey road with the beatles, barging in with elvis. a meme as ivanka sat across a beam with construction workers and spied on a royal wedding kiss. it was the french government that posted the snippet that inspired the meme. now the french are saying oops, telling politico we didn't anticipate the action. we are not responsible for the use made of the clip. how would they know ivanka would end up amid egyptian hieroglyphics, at risk of being kicked by u.s. soccer star megan rapinoe, adrift with jack and rose after the sinking of the titanic. >> promise me that you'll survive. >> reporter: #unwantedivanka has survived for days. the white house blamed ivanka haters, telling "vanity fair" they were absolutely pathetic. >> has anyone ever heard of ivanka? >> reporter: it had been a high-profile trip for the president's daughter. she even made north korean tv. >> ivanka trump -- >> reporter: after korea she made stops from everywhere like brokeback mountain, transported by bike like e.t. an

. >> your campaign in time around, foreigners if russia, china, someone else offers you information ono an opt opponent accept it or call the fisher. >> there is nothing wrong with listening. you might want to do both. >> but there is something wrong with listening. as bob mueller said yesterday. >> from your testimony today, i gather that believe that knowingly accepting foreign assistance during a presidential kpant is an unethical thing to do. >> and a crime under certain circumstances. >> and a crime -- in given certain circumstances. >> and to the degree it undermines democracy and institutions we can agree it's also unpatriotic. >> true. >> and wrong. >> true. >> kaitlyn collins outfront live outside the white house. kaitlyn will the president ever admit how significant the problem is here. >> i think his skepticism has always been a concern, not just for the president's critics but even for people working in his administration, who say they have to go out of their way to avoid bringing up the topic because they know it irritates the president. despite that they say they are worki

right special interest tried to kill the bank altogether and when that didn't work -- i think his work ono on this, when that did not work, they decided to block all nominees in all transactions greater the $10 million. that had real consequences for businesses and workers, the amount of jobs that have supported drought for 164,234,000. 164,000 tofrom 34,000 while the bank was hobbled. i had to dozens of ohio companies, the large companies they were supply change companies, many i'd never heard of. dozens of ohio companies come to me representing thousands and thousands of jobs that cannot deliver because of the inability to pass this. the obstruction hurt ohio manufacturers. ohio companies exported $400 million in credits and products using xm credit assistance. that amount has been cut in half. reed, the work you have to do to make up for that. we need to provide the bank a reauthorization of seven years or longer if the house is done. american exporters, critically small businesses need a reliable partner. cannots in when insurers -- the greatest pain will be felt not by boeing in the b

doing it again, serving up another straight-set victory, this time against magdalena rabaricova, now ono round three. >> the last few days have been surprising. last week around this time, didn't know i was coming here. it shows you he to be ready for everything. >> and she's proving she's more than ready. >> the star shines a little krighter. >> now the tal of wimbledon and gaining a flock of new fans. especially back home inflorida. amazing.nk it's i think she's the future of american tennis. >> i think everyone has a little coco fever. >> if you're wondering how she gets ready for each math. >> when i read social media, it relaxes me before the match. that's what i kind of do, notns reallygram so much, i watch youtube videos and it gets me in a laughing spirit or whatever. >> and it's working. it's been quite the week for the youngest player to ever qualify for wimbledon. upsetting five-time champ venus williams, a player she grew up idolizing. and then -- >> there she is. >> some words of wisdom from another giant of the sport, federer. >> play well>> ot that on camera? >> she may be

ono consistently hear things talk radio that are not on cnn. i will be in my truck and drive. listen to talk radio during the day. i come home and listen to cnn at night. none of the concerns that seem to be -- on radio ever seem to come out on cnn. benghazi seems to never be a cnn topic. the email scandal never seems to be on cnn. the quote that hillary clinton that i mentioned earlier saying nuclear deal was the biggest giveaway since trickles of aki a -- czechoslovakia went to hitler's never seems to be on cnn. hitler never seems to be on cnn. host: how important is foreign policy to campaign 2020? foreignaffairs.com, you can read about their citation of a recent poll about how democrats are feeling about foreign policy. right now, democrats are looking for a leader who can revive important alliances that have withered under trump. study survey showed that 70% of democrats leaning toward the democratic party rated improving relationships as their top foreign policy goal. a majority of democrats say that u.s. relations with the rest of the world are worsening. unpublishedng

. >> the fact is yoko ono did not break up the beatles. time broke up the beatles.atles. business broke up the beatles. the desire to go off and do their own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he's a fresher, heavier beatle these days. he's married. when kids come to his concert they don't scream any more, they listen. >> the significant thing is john lennon and paul mccartney made music in authority ways because they were deeply in love with a woman. >> mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. this is just the mark-up, folks. >> the new album -- >> and it's going to be called ringo -- >> i sell records. it doesn't matter if i've been the beatles or not. if they don't like the record, they won't buy t. >> ringo who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s. and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a super nova on a