multiply this and the end product is a smelly off-color rew that a stream can accept in only the smallest city of akron's final reservoir is lake rockwell, located just north of kent, ohio. the point where highway 14 crosses the lake is a favorite fishing spot. here, at the causeway, the current has deposited some of the debris brought downstream along with that contributed by inconsiderate fishermen. the way to learn, they say, is by watching. dad lets junior see what it's all about. -- most of the water stored at lake rockwell is soon destined to leave the river. the artificial lake can impound up to two billion, 300 million gallons of water. to build a sufficient reserve for city needs, akron can halt the downstream flow completely if need be. the cuyahoga's waters are akron's life blood. for more than 50 years, the city has been expanding a water supply reserve along the cuyahoga watershed. it is at this point that the city extracts its water from the river. as much as 75 million gallons can be pumped out of storage daily. formerly, after treatment, the residue of water pumped back ou

. >> a firefighter on the scene rew ruptured gas lines. investigators we still looking for the exact cause of this explosion. >>> back here at home, voters in maryland will not have to identifyas male or female when they register to vote. instead they can choose an x or unspecified. the baltimore "sun" is reporting the board unanimously voted fora the change weekend. it won't cost anything. they use the current forms until they run out.rm new f will include the third option. >>> counter protesters there to greet thees protters. and storm team 4 weather alerts as folks do their best to dodge all the rn droaips s>>> far right activistnd counter protesters confront each other outside the trump hote the two groups converging hours after the rally came to an end. police were out in t force keep both sides as far party as s ple. >> between demonstrators oside trump international hotel downtown. officers separated the two groups who hurled insults across the police barrier.nt aifa or anti-fascist demonstrators, many covering their faces, and trum

president tweeted yesterday the women are not capable of loving america and they should apologize to is rew el for the horrible things they said. he also wrote they're destroying our democratic party but could never destroy our great nation. president trump still has the squad in his sights. a week ago the president ignited a political firestorm with a series o of tweets aimed at the four progressive lawmakers. yesterday mr. trump had a new message for them. he wrote on twitter, i don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country. all four are women of color. the house condemned the president's comments last week as racist, but the white house says democrats are knowingly misconstruing his words. >> i fundamentally disagree with the view if you criticize somebody and they happen to be a different color skin, that that makes it a racial criticism. >> our concern and our opposition to what these women are saying and many other members of the democrat is party in the house of representatives has to do with the fact they're advocating policies that will destroy this nation.

muni says crews were testing fire sprinklers and then so muni h made a temporary fix rews battled n.five acre brush fire this this is off highway 237 near 61st street. different agencies fought to get those flames under control. crews also evacuate aid nearby homeless camp. luckily nobody got hurt. >> new at 11:00, a somber start to the giants game at oracle park, a tribute to officers killed in the line of duty at tonight's law enforcement appreciation night. nbc bay area's ali wolf is live in san francisco. ali, you spoke with fathers of two officers killed this year. >> reporter: that's right, garvin, i did. officers tara o'sullivan and natalie corona were both killed while serving their communities this year in northern california. they were both just in their 20s and today their families came together for the first pitch. >>> before tonight's giants game inside oracle park, a moment of silence for northern california law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty this year. the first pitch brought together families of two fallen officers, natalie corona from davis and officer t

rews are battling a house fire right now in southeast d.c. on n street. a family wasti inside at the of the fire. >> news4 derrick ward is on the scene now with the latest from fire official. good rning, derrick. >> reporter: good morning. crews have been the scene here since about 3:30. we are in the 3500 block of street southeast. the good news, both occupants of safely.use got out and how that all happened is sort of a tale about the importance ofthings like smoke widetectors. th sme is veto. you had it was a smoke detectors that made this is not intaed as it could have been? >> sure. when you get a call at 3:30 in the morning about a fire alarm, fortunately they had working smoke dettors that activated. the daughter was able t get to her mom and drag t herthe safety of the front door and we helped them out the rest the way. >> wend the fire was containene to ooom in this house? >> it was contained to one bedroom. the investigators searching for thecause. we have evaluated both occupants medically and they are fine and eclined further medical treatment

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as our area prepares for another round of potential storms, rews are cleaning up from the damage reft yesterday. >> reporter: fo several hours hi here, the attention was on what was a large tree. the branches of the tree toppled wires here late yesterday leaving neighbors in the darkr everal hours. we're told the storm rolled in p.m. h here close to 6:00 and brought with it heavy rain and wind. it was that combination that caused the large branches to bra break. pth it came down the wires that knocked outer here. d.c. fire was called to the scene. >> treat wir as live. you don't know if they will re-energi re-energize. you don't know what will happen. >> reporter: you never know if they are live or not. d.c. fire warn iing. >>> this orning, a look at some of the evidence prosecutors used bars james fields behi for life. earlier this week he was sentenced for ramming his car into a car in charlottesville in 201re he bared down the street in. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: capted the view of the entireampage from above. prosecutors also released prison reportings of fields talking with his

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marshals are offer on $5,000 a rew for information leading to the capture of rmechantson. >>> a local minister apologized to his victim at a hearing. yesterday, judge sentenced baird to three he was also sentenced to three years probation. baird was accused of having an iodecent relathip back in 2014 with a teenage generically at the life church in manassas. he was charged with inappropriately touching a then 16-year-oland sending her sexually explicitmessages. baird was 23 at the time. >>> july fourth has come and one. questioremain about how president um's event called salute to america was paid for. the event at the lincoln memorial featured military flyover and tanks on the national mall and a speech by the president. our news partner at wtop report that maryland senator van holland and to two others officers are askiab the accountity office if the event prohibited any laws for taxpayer money. >>> gun deba will take center stage in virginia next month. the senatorrderedio the sess shortly after the virginia beach massacre inr ay. the govis calling on lawmakers to vote on measures,

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short time police are offering a $25,000 ar rew that could lead to an rest and conviction inis th case. >>> the shooting happened nearly one year after 10 yer-year-old a was shot and kiled in northeast d.c. >> two families have lost children to gun violence. 10-year-old makia wilson was shot last year nearly one day to the shooting last night. wilson was walking an ice cream truck when she was so far, eight people have been charged hn connection with murder. now we want to show you a map so you can see the distance between these two shootings. they are both young children shot and killed in our community. d.c. mayor muriel bowser speaking last night. take a listen to what she had to say. >> this was a child and there were other children in and around the area. and our communities have to noand up and speak up and make sure anyone who kws anything about this brazen homicide is o brougstice. >> we will have more for you coming up later on this morning. if you were in that area and yoh migt know who the shooter is, call the d.c. police. >>> a murder suspect is off the strhis morning. poli

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rew e expect that. >> both down played their disagreements after they left. for "cbs this morning: saturday," i'm nancy cordes on capitol hill. >>> here to discuss the politics of the week is ben goldberger, executive editor of "time" magazine. >> good morning. >> good morning. give us some sense with mueller testifying with this lawsuit and trying to get that redacted information, where do we stand with all of this? >> well, that's a really good question. the answer is nobody fully knows, but the democrats are unwilling to give up on the prospect of at least beginning impeachment proceedings if not the actually impeachment process itself. so the lawsuit that's filed by the judiciary committee is an attempt to preserve the potential for impeachment without forcing a full house vote which as of now is unlikely to pass and is exactly what nancy pelosi is adamant is to happen. >> we don't see any more interest from the american people right now in seeing this go forward. we haven't had as you and i were talking the social media moment. >> after mueller's testimo

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if you are the back of crew on a particular mission -- back of crew on a particular mission -- rew, aldrin and armstrong were back up to apollo 8. collins had surgery. 11, by normalo rotation they were the prime crew. it was not at all given that apollo 11 would be first. it was going to be the first attempt, but there were lots of things that could happen to make it not successful. i think the nasa management recognized that the piloting skills and personality of neil armstrong made him an ideal person to be first. host: what was it about that personality? solid,steady, calm, exuding confidence. not calling attention to himself. a true leader to the team. the kind of personality that he demonstrated after the mission, and i will get a cheap shot in here, and was not portrayed in the first manned movie. that was not an accurate portrayal of the neil armstrong i knew. host: from orlando, richard. go ahead. caller: good morning. good morning, america. i had the pleasure of visiting the kennedy space center twice. once when i was four, and of course back then you were allowed into the vehicle

if you are the back of crew on a particular mission -- back of crew on a particular mission -- rew, aldrin and armstrong were back up to apollo 8. collins had surgery. 11, by normalo rotation they were the prime crew. it was not at all given that apollo 11 would be first. it was going to be the first attempt, but there were lots of things that could happen to make it not successful. i think the nasa management recognized that the piloting skills and personality of neil armstrong made him an ideal person to be first. host: what was it about that personality? solid,steady, calm, exuding confidence. not calling attention to himself. a true leader to the team. the kind of personality that he demonstrated after the mission, and i will get a cheap shot in here, and was not portrayed in the first manned movie. that was not an accurate portrayal of the neil armstrong i knew. host: from orlando, richard. go ahead. caller: good morning. good morning, america. i had the pleasure of visiting the kennedy space center twice. once when i was four, and of course back then you were allowed into the vehicle

but when it came to obstructith you rew a bunch of stuff up against the wall to see what would stick -- >> i would not agree to that characterization at all. what we did is to provide the attorney general in the formal thmo our understandings of the case. were declined and that one case where the president can't be charged with a crime. >> okay, but the -- could youre charge thedent with a crime after he left office? >> yes. >> you believe that he committed -- you believe you could charge the president with obstruction of justice? >> yes. >> the prosecutor cannot bring a charge against a sitting president nonetheless can nvestigation to see if there are any other persons who might be drawn into e conspiracy. >> time of the gentleman is expired. the gentleman from rhode island. >>> direct, as you know, we're specifically focusing on five separate obstruction episodes here today. i'd like you to ask you about the third episode. entighted the president's effort to curtail thepe sal counsel's investigation. by curtail, you mean limit, correct? >> correct. >> my colleagues have walked you