comaelle: the's ry little pitive inhe form settleme of peop. you now, govnments jt don't do it well.e presend a fferent del, communitdesigned commuity-drien. i thnk that was, hulooked othat and said "let's tryt. let's try pot progr, see ife can fiure out w to do is on a smalr scale we can ange it f--" we he so man commities inhe u.s. d abrd that's faci these se clite issue and i thi that's why soany people e watchi, becaus it's lik "ok. cawe reall ge this rit?" becae we kno how imrtant its for th fure of t world tget it rht. brnet: the's realityhere at i d't ke, butt' methinghat i ha to facep to beuse, yosee, i h to go the and ma a decisn to lee a placthat's alwaybeen home for or 8 gerations,nd that wn't sy to lego of, nd, in ft, in spe of answerinthat queion a fe times, istill don't ke it easy. [film adnce clic] comaelle: sohis is t new prefeed site r the isnd. this where o communi is goa move t it'a beautifuplace. tme, thiss new lifenew birt a sustaible plac this is althy spe. sanrs: now,e do undstand that th is a hiorically tribacommunit and

president t meetfo iaok idesho say,ou kw, isoesn look good cl, that you he wthithvladimir putin on m rynitaned is that going far >> that's going too far.first o republican sayancel the meeting th d good to ha hear a ing up d resapung it >> andhe mclstinacca i that grim. >>av this thingdon'.have to lik working relationshipolor ewar,o aspects, beus it the hot line, .rmsreortfctiv russian o i'm why. i evbee lie evidenonce we' sve is t the russiansha were active thing. itsn'turprise thaten 201re6 actively nvolve shocked. trying to influelinections i r. aghe his campaign team dispatched tlsrae t the american people believe they were involved. we're desensitized to i >> we're talkingut democracy, and to say that you dienev tthere.n,dl we'reeyacker >>well, i agree with you. i mean, we have a bonefied of a ig tnreer aveteatt politestic good news is,leti i don't thi it ori conspiracyeep wch believe >> which apparently the rmar was comingi wa the of the u.k.eetingay thd queen, there wre protests. doi t supervise. the president we mentionedhe ttc to hear orre t iadn u.k. dn'idt s paaricully presid

it was >>gh. >> treac ry i like that. i see. we're going back.hank you, thank you. >> thank you >> treacy. >> i'll be her. treacy, good to see you. >> good to see you. take care. [ laughter ]. >> i>> okaai t laterfull it woc and dogs. >> we'll be week aty. ght okay. >> it will be a long week. it's only tuesday, everybody. >> that was atingy cfess. all right. do the weather. >> you're right though there's chance oe ter today. 98 yesterday. ye, damage gone hoty. hot. >> gone o. >> dog days of summerumme.tir n bwi and dullesin c. front and s tey scweatred town. that's going to colamerornday tt go early to ternn. m in between 3 and 6:00 looks best khans there's hourly planner. morning hour dry. mix of cloud and sun and highs quickly getting 9 the 0s and dropping off once the storms come through. 00 tonightect temperatures lower 80 es. idillndar soutait o hs omw.octyes values it will feel asfantti awe abtoho out this? this sounds greet me, too. what are you two dog gone jokers doing you're il.st thanks to bryce harperyom w hins for fiveferent netwee d

trading partners retaliate and this will become a deal and this is something that we need to watch ryvery carefully. it's now the most significant threat to thno ec expansion, not yet, but the trend lines here do not look good. >> mark zandi with moody's analytics. good to see you. thanks. >> thank you, bill. >>> now to the other big story, trade. the gloves came off when these u.s. im tariffs on billions of dollars worth of chinese goods and chi immediately punched back. euniceon eun reports tht from beijing. ♪ ♪ >> chinese authorities say beijing had no choice, but to fend off what it has described as the lararst trade in economic history. the foreign ministry confirmed today that china retaliated with its own tariffs immediately after the u.s.' move. customs officialsre already collecting duties for 545ms i worth $34 billion, matching the amount subject to u.s. tariffs. the targeted products include cash crop like soybeans and cars and the commerce ministry also said it launched a complaint about the tariffs to the world trade organization. >> these chi move escalates what many fea

ry aboutcause we all w that >> exactly. jane: ok, it's funny, but why is this important compared to the others? >> one of the things that is very important about this work to me are thertists themselves. they were enormously influential pl the 1980's. they're are cely anonymous. but they are so important in the history of art that i felt this was something we had to have in e collection. jane: it is also worth noting that some of the most prolific periods of humorous art occurred during times of social upheaval. there are momentwhen we all need a good laugh. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. laura: the enduring power of a goodgh lwhich is why satire never goes out of style. you can find much more of all the day's news on our website. to see what we are working on at any me, check us out on twitter. i would love to hear from you. i am laura trevelyan.so thank youch for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertic videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way to the

president, vice president pence, secretary kilis, family,ry colleagues, friends, i am grateful and deeply indebted to president trump for his help for american veterans. i will take speakers choice and digress. i am the son of a gravely wounded combat soldier. i have been an officer in two services, a senior leader of the pentagon. for eight weeks, the acting affairs. of veterans acting secretary is something the jesuits would've tobii is being in ecclesiastical limbo. stunned by thed amount of time the president of the united states spent with me on the phone, in this office, and at dinner talking about veterans, asking about veterans, and showing me a commitment i have not seen in my 24 years in and out of this business on the part of a president of the united states when it comes to protectedf those who amerco for some many years, so i thank you sir, for that rate on her. i'm also grateful to senator isakson and senator tillis as well. humbled today by the presence of three men. three men for whom i have been privileged to work for and with during my career. secretary mattis, general j

esident trump knew he actually w have ry about rand >> rand paul has never let me down.paul is a special guy as far as i'm concerned. he's never me down. and i don't think he'll let us down again. so let's see what happens. >> never going to let him down, never gng to dessert him. a vo k onavanaugh's expected this ll. publicans have a little time to convinc rand t get on board and he's set to meet with senator joe mansion tomorrow, kavanaugh, that is,nd joe those votes democratiho may f have to swing because he's in a reelection battle. >>> rand said in a tweet he asked president trump t c.mer b fresident trunnmp's in the white housea. thinks goh idea. >> not only is the president looking to takerewaynnan's security looking into the clearances of comey, clapper, hayden, rice and mccabe, president is exploring mechanism to remove security clearance because they politicized and in s cases moneyaking baseless ti accusas. and fact that people with ar thurity cces are making charges provides inappropriate legitimacy to accusations with zeroevidence. secunow, some of the peopl

people, the dealers havefa trirs reallye a dereth count could get our first indication pi if onew yk,ry b ade u tras we achin them low against the dollar. some ing news to share. you're going to be getting aot l startn populture on the news of the day. over on fox5 plus, that's channel 20 we're adding more new s toet you caught up..m-now we't 9:00 on as well during fox 35 and fox5 plus we're lalal he p madedaynd says all will beluent in sign le. thi fsagane eighth streets. it's a it wilto space. f andl low glarerf in eme fluent in sign language and artwork from theun defense coityccs ibility, diverse. they25 people to launch the new store. people around the nborhood thaei imptae aeyay song time coming. in the past iuess few years, maybe because of the political climate in crucial has been very important and american sign language is -- i feel like someth that's almost notgn recoed by most schools. those languages we don't get ople around us who benefitmany from it. i think it's greatful businesses and i think it's greatful, people who want apartments in this area. i think it's a good th

. >>> with eveinthg else in the ry headline, but you said something on twitter a couple days ago thate, is it, you like the pathsi thedent is going down? it's a lot about the messages and what he said that's muddying the waters a >> ictually wrote a piece and basically whatai i sd was obviously depending on your political,f you're conservative or republican you like a lot of things the president is doin even i you're a democrat, if you just look at policies, tough on russia, more sations, attack the theory, ukghinian, on china be tough on trade,e of peopleike that.ike tha a lot when it t seemsfall part is when the president open his mouth, a lot of his statement are contradictory, contradictory from what sarah hackabee-sanders said and i think the example is w to meet w ih intelligence and essentiallyte community under bus and i thinke didn't realize t h he di it. i believe the president needs to sort of hone in on what he's trying to say. hef tries to articul had itat falls apart >> the com nt that he said about it maybed it woul russia, do you think that's a misspokeon >> i d't even

i ve s...ry i ve bana icese ea at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for she can afford eel at without br your budget. ea and... who's there? hey. you never told your dad and me about any... oh, on the bed? absolutely not! and at ikea, w that letting go d, but not pricey. what' now? move the f ♪ ♪la move the f .. ♪ ...dunkable... oln begh kimyah seik ler tsp itectutally acthe addresstong our thumbs ommut lder. ur enwhen pplikll lno phink f takoh ur enwhen pplikll lno phink f takoh is. wam r > d.ct to it first mo. >>fcoolew our mil iteil b, sfft?aike t r put o h n ivm fansta piil ttwe wm tet' h didrehet nr i t swwmpenom woob ablutov allatnegioiteek outhin othe t! rer and celebratatin llyry.to t! rer and celebratatin llyry.to at basset onsimiac new lovesater, break out trehe w goodises etougasort'isni>> rs a disaster in greech le are dde. eand mo 5re0 than 170 thohe tw wil idf buredning heriystents andouunning ightctuesd pe >> well spenc says he was apleey m spencer dtcnd f d wheritefe b r ndiace b the ms litigation. they're jthust is put in front d provid w

>>ry montenegro, noticias telemundo. >> la dura polÍtica migratoria del presidente trump tambiÉn la estÁnde ciudadanÍa. algunos. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo con la muerte de. >>. >>. >> la ola de ♪ >>. >> la ola de heyyyyy! ♪ los pequeños detalles hacen la vida rica. ritz. por aquíyo no fui.nadie lo hace. por eso sabía que necesitábamos ultra oxi con el poder limpiador de tide. ahora... podemos remover todas las manchas más difíciles que nadie hizo. yo no fui. tiene que ser tide. . >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> un voluntario muriÓ meiÓ mie llevaba oxÍgeno a las cuevas donde estÁn atrapados los niÑos. >> siguen bombeando el agua para ver si pueden salir caminando pero vienen mÁs lluvias, la opciÓn mÁs peligrosa es bucear por cinco horas recorriendo espacios angostos y en total oscuridad, en el peor de los casos tendrÍan que aguantar hasta que pase la Época de lluvias, a pesar del complicado panorama los niÑos y su entrenador tienen un aliciente mÁs, el presidente de la fifa los invitÓ al partido de la final de la copa mundial. >> la ola de calor que envuelve el paÍs de costa a costa llega

she,ry exciw we were trying to recruit her for our girls basketball team for fifth grade. heas haininex f year. four adults were also wounded tn itrsma ne was flown to shock iw reported to be critica condition. >> man o ftyivho l k tw is up.here have been 83 same time lastr.eno northeast, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> one day after saying he didn't believe us intelligencet officials prestrump chang ed his tune. we'll tell you what he had to say with his summit with russia president vladimir p. utin back. >> president trump changed his tune today l following the uproar over a summit with russian president vladimir putin . lawmakers blasted the president for not being tougher with put in in russia's meddling fitzgerald is live on the hill tonight. fits, the president reporter: the white houseter. clearly in damage control with both fend and foe aligning. take this a look at this scene at the white house this afternoon. presiden trump sitting down with congressionalg leadersht in the middle l ofhis uproar his o performance during that ns conference yesterday in can i with

scandal at cbs as the o head the network, one of the ost powerful in the entertainment du ry, comes under fire for sexual misconduct against six women. women claiming careers were derailed after rejecting les moonves. what he said about the allegations.to >>> and thories and shooting spree. five people killed in texas after gunfire rings out at a nursing home and another house. >>> last-ditch landing. pilot of the plane in distress makes an incredible landing on theusy highway and everyone comes away unscathed. >>> overta the moon. splar sight in the night's sky with the rare lunar eclip that lasted more than an hour.le aving people with a memory they will never forget. ayday, satu, july 28th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc ws, this is "today" with sheinelle jones and craig melvin and dylan dreyer. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on saturday morning. back after two weeks off. dylan dreyer is off this morning. >>> how about this rare lunarps ec that lasted an hour and 43 minutes. it wasn't visible in north america. that's why you have us

in the near term itl ry. for the weekend we are in the upper 80s. not much of a relief. we'll have cooler temperatures for san francisco. mike says it is easy driving right now. >> anybody that road. a nice easy dlooif. a few spots with overnight construction. it may cause the biggest slowing because we don't have any problems. right here some after effects from an earlier crash. there is still a crew helping with a motorcycle crash. no major problems getting over here. i will show you the north bay and east bay drives here. it looks clear. we saw that live camera a couple ofutes ago. 14 minutes indicates you're at the limit here. there is no back up. a couple of folks from the lanes. a nice ride here. mass transit not showing any delays. getting across that san mateo bridge. traffic sloyou do either direction. it is so light. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:49 for you right now. >> it has been almost a month since the city employee died after a vehicle being loaded onto a tow truck. >> senior investigative reporter has new information ton towing company. the mother of

>>ry to make most of your life. >> reporter: nicole jacobs, news 4. >> high-end heist. next and only on news 4. how suspected thieves made off with tens of thousands in designer bags in under a minute. >> facebook uncovers another covert campaign. fake accounts targeting voters ahead of the mid-term elections so w behind it? >> print and shoot. >> i mean, it's a killer's dream, a hit man's dream and terrorist's dream, a hijacker's dream. >> the growing pushback over plans that could make it easier for criminals to print powerful 3-d weapons right from home. >> in fact, we he several breaking stories as we come on the air this evening. of the the reports commercial airplane crash in mexico. >> you're looking here at coverage from our telemundo affiliate, theero mexico flight went down in the p northwestart of the country in durango. >> the aline was aware of an accident, but it didn't have any more details. we'll continue to work this story. we'll have updates for you as we learn more. pat? >> i'm pat lawson meuse with more breaking news here at the livek. four people ha

emily: a lot of companies are rying to disrupt higher education, how do you respond to that.e attract ake sure the best talent. affordability is important. the strength of being in that ommunity, living in the community with other students from whom you learn probably as learn in any class of take, that is the core what a harvard education is. residential dimensions are full ial for the experience of what it can be. hat is not going to be disruptive by an online experience. >> you are not bumping into corridor and finding they challenge you in ays you never expected or the bays they are different from -- ways they are different from you. understanding of the world. that is an important part of outside ens inside and the classrooms. sense that 's a stamford has surpassed harvard and it comes to technology becoming a feeder for the biggest and powerful companies world. is that a fair assessment? >> of course not. of course not. we are different united nations, great hink that's the strength. their different emfaceies and pportunities that institutions like stamford and harvard

these are women who have taken on the issue of cyber harassment and it's ry serioue cause ere are larelly governing cyber harassment in the way that actual sexual harassment is governed, so these are women trying to change that. anita sarkisian who is one of the women in the clip, is local so she will be there with cynthia loewen to answer questions about the film in a panel discussion sponsored by the academy of motion picture arts and sciences. and then the other character or subject that you saw in the film is carey goldberg, a jewish attorney who lives in new york, who's really at the forefront of this legal field. so this is an amazing side bar that's our response to the harvey weinstein revelations of the past year. it features women film makers and subjects that are taking back power around this issue. and we're really excited that 54% of our line-up this year is represented by women directors. we have back with us this year roberta grossman, who is a festival favorite. she produced and directed -- which was one of our opening night films, as well as seeing allred at this year's

so it is going to be ry, very warm out there for our entire area, h dangeroust headed our way. temperature, 84 degrees, we have got that south wind atbout 5 miles an hour. the wind is coming out of the south and pushing in that some of that heat and humidity into our area. this is the feels likeat tempe as we get into the afternoon. you can see 2:00 to about 6:00 p.m., that's the advisory goes until 8:00 p.m., because even after 6:00 p.ng, it's g to feel like 102 degrees out there. the higst temperature i saw out there was 97. tomorrow's going to be hotter than today is, and we'll see how warm it's going to get and take a sneak peek into that independence day forecast. that'sp coming in about 18 minutes. >>> its anything but a normal summer weekend in annapolis. morial services taking place on this historic day in th capital with sailboat races. >> the community is hurting, they're in search of healing as they're coping with the loss of five "capital gazette" employers. nicole spent the evening in several maryland towns thallare all s reeling from the horrific attack. r orter:

the was a liticawill to ke sure that isis citsees anher 30 yersrs, itould meahaviving ery beatiful, ry aesthic ueways ong withreenways thughout t city, uliving ith wate so thathen that nexttorm com, because it's going toome--th's a ct-- thatater has place tgo otr than yr cars a your hes and t street. [filmdvance ccks] red: at so point aer hurrine katri, people stted to get reallseserio about aastalssueues,nd they started tththink out risk reduction, ptetectinpeople froflfloodi, togegeer witit resrarations onone ing thth needs b be adessesed,nd soo wcame up with this coasta masteplan whi is a list of projetsts th hahavbeenn scienticicallyetteted,nd soo we veve procts thatredgdge maririal fm onone ace ananput it in anotheplplace actctuay build new mshshes wre t the' opn watert the mont. on the risk-reduction dede, we vve eenssivseriesesf levees and fododgatearouound some critalal coaal mmmmunits. t the are p pjects thawewe thi wilill rk, nono rrk no butut wk intotohe fute.e. man: thiisis skyne 5 547 novembe kolker: sta'' coaoast mastete pln n is a50 b bilon, 5050ear plan. i coidider melf

repor while the cupcake sisters turned their tiny shop into a cupcake empire, they still worba in the ry. they use the same recipes, same ingredients, and same decorations. >>> how in the worldu make it so pretty? >> it's color signature swirl. we like to top every cupcake the same iway. we stathe center of the cupcake, go around in the circle and push down. >> in the begning sophie would -- >> she wouldn'tet me. >> i'm the better froster now. >> every day it's like a broadway show. we start from scratch. they're baked. the doors open at 10:00 a.m. >> reporter: kathryn and set out to build their lives around lomething theyove to do and bring happiness to others while doing it. the sweet success of their booming business is just icing on the cupcake. news 4, washington. >> the sisters' mother elaine has been auge par of georgetown cupcakes success as well. she was recenedy diagnith cancer. turns out now she's cancer free today so she can't wait back into the shop. it will be great ifup ccakes eere the cure, huh? >>> when w come back we'll introduce you to a local world war ii vet who isel

west you starteaoff, feels r nice with the temperatures in up across the mo8inun itas,n 6 n copy today,rye, d air mass, low humidity 89 should be the high in washington. over the weekend, big difference, we'll see the high pressure system move get more c off tilloast rdtusa wclhere couldhich ou pdsrobably fa svonr areas closer to the beaches, but then, an upperget showers anck sd thunderstorms o sunday, i think the tdays, suoeayet dteoosr l one. if you have outdoor plans, it's not a weutsh-o, rains, unstled forecast, b showers and storms onsaturday, and sunday, may interrupt those plans, accweather seven-d forecast, mostly sunny 89 hu wthirmaooks beauful, 88th t will be sticky but won't be overly hot hewi tud c tlohundserstorms coming through saturday and sunday. and we stay unsettled we head to monday, nothing too hot. temperatures in the 80's, just the chancemoor thunderstorms ay, tuesday and wednesday, we'll turn a little active. with t exception of yesterday, such a dry first half of july, we're making up the deficit wite the rain chanc >> if we need it, we need it >> we do but tomorr

president trump issuing an ultimatum to dems and ry dems an congress. either fund the fall wall or face a shutdown of the government. >> it's time we had proper border security. we're the laughingstock of the world. we have the worst immigration laws anywhere in the world. lou: republican strategist ed rollins tonight, weigh in on the latest white house tactics to repair america's broken borders. and deadly wildfires raging through northern california. a trail of destruction. we'll have the latest breaking news on the efforts to contain those runaway fires. >>> our top story tonight, the president's fight against the mueller witch hunt. president trump summing it up in a tweet this weekend. the president said, quote, there is no collusion. the robert mueller rigged witch hunt headed now by 17 increased from 13 including an obama white house lawyer, angry democrats started by a garage lent dossier paid for by crooked hillary and the dnc. therefore the witch hunt is an illegal scam. the president's attorney, rudy giuliani also making the rounds saying it'

ry with that spinning fist pump. he finished in a four way tie for second. tiger clawing his way back, a birdie try on 14, dropped in. woods finished at five under, tied for his best finnish major since 2013. they were all chasing francesco molinari. the second shot, a beauty from 113 yawas molinari puts it just a few feet easythe cup, make it an birdie putt. taking the outright lead. francesco molini wins the 2018 open chirpionship. hist major win and the first ever major won by ann itallayer. >> to look at the names on that jug. that is the bestob for u in history and to be on the -- it'. indecree it's not really major golfing country. it's bee an incredible journey. >> all right. well a lot of celebration for him. not so much for the nationals. after a frustratingstart, the nats closing in on first win in the second half of the this afternoon the third and final game against atlanta. i best teamthe nl east. washington currently six games back in the standings. a little rain doesn't affect your attitude. it went 1:15 rain delay started this one off. bottom

ry volkswagen parts would be prevented until may 31st of 2019. lution and i also place sanctions against a current deputy defense and former army chief. >>> back here at home bay area police are searching for a serial bank robber who carries a gun and a badge. the fbi calls him the "faux badge bandit". five robberies were right here in the bay area. the most recent were in san ramon and danville just yesterday. these bank surveillance videos you did see the man's face. authorities say his only disguise is wearing a hat and sometimes a fake police there who knows who this person is. his trademark is a wide brim hat and he's also used a ball cap. he's quite identifiable. >> the man is described as being six feet tall and weighing 230 pounds between 40 and 50 years old. the fbi is offering a 5 thousand $5,000 reward in the case. >>> police in oakland stepping up patrols in one neighborhood, what the police now know about a shooting where a three year old was hurt. >>> plus, a study shows oakland could improve its public health and safety. how and wh

i want to talk about the ry the we'll coolffay all o us hebcoin whwas to be a millionaire is coming up next. have a great day. thiswhatever size.le streaming tv for your family, it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv at a new low price, just $44.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask about flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >> hey, it's just answering a bunch of questions in front of a nation of viewers with $1 million on the line. what's the big deal? come on, let's play "who wants to be a millio

ry cool. just a quick note, sandra oh becomes the first asian woman in a lead. >> 2018. e> that is surprising. >> she should heen nominated for christina yang. >> i'm terri at the trivia games. that show was a smash. >> for years. >> deid you get a haircut? >> i did. i got all them cut. >> i'm digging the blue blazer and ceck shirt. >>asual friday and looking sharp. >> itt was tha or my floor print dress. i had to match one of >> next friday, chuck. >> that will help ratings. >> skies are clear and it's a pleasant start to the day. there's no no weather worries of y kind today or tomorrow. no weather concerns over most of eke d. sunday afternoon, there's a slight chance for a passing onower. most of us need to worry about that. right now, how about tt? 59 degrees in winchester, virginia. 63 in frederick, reryland. 70 d in fredericksburg. the extra lg run or a bike ride this morning, temperatures in the 60s or ts after sun comes up. it will be 80 degrees by 10:00 in themorning. this area of high pressure promises us a nice stretch of about the next 24 to 28 hours.mi low i

cooper: tt's a ry slippery slope. >> hayter: i would say the difference, the critical difference betweenn and jefferson and lee, and men like lee, is that while washington and jefferson were complicated individuals-- and by our standards, thought about ideas in an entirely anachronistic way, they also baked in the constitution the components that allowed people to dismantle the slave system. they built as much as they destroyed. i cannot say the same thing for the confederacy. >> cooper: professor hayter was appointed by richmond's mayor to the commission that's going to make recommendations on what should happen on monument avenue. >> hayter: there are 75 million people in the south who are the descendants of confederate soldiers. and who i am to tell them that they cannot celebrate their ancestor in a particular way? but i also have ancestors who were the victims of the slave system, and i see no reason why we can't find a usable way to tell two stories, or tell multiple stories. >> cooper: that tell the truth. >> hayter: not a romanticized version of the truth, where people are trying

with howdy he hollered out to howdy martin, "the e saw strolling at head of his company," his long his ry thrown over shoulders and he asked for martin to join him in capture pennsylvania," which martin agreed to do. they walked arm in arm, giles for ned, a captain and a invading the t, united states, and he remembered this after the washings he said such familiarity as that between and noncommissioned officer would appear ridiculous in the eyes of a strict here's narians, but where that quote comes from, but captain martin was a man we all loved and could approach and it martin, bit way, after at an pro mat docks courthouse, he led home unit.f the brigade as a another command they absolutely loved, and the description of him that i'm about to read comes from robert campbell, when robert campbell, the 17-year-old olunteer was at one of his first battles, he would have been 18 by that time he saw the walking in font of their line in ran old pair of dilapidated pair of boots, a pair of six looking less like an officer than any of his men, and cattleman just walked calmly along. these were t

a law professor says that questioning the ry's action is a risky tactic. >> we have a jury system, they will seldom give reasons for why they convict or acquit. >> reporter: arguing to uphold the conviction, saying the circumstances made it abundantly clear, what he, meaning turner, intended. carlisle also said there was ample evidence that she was intoxicated to the point of being unconscious.>> because of the very high burden of proof on appeal, the person is no longer presumed innocent, they are presumed guilty, it is difficult to convince the court of appeal that a jury conviction has been unreasonable.>> reporter: the brock turner case had national attention, and the judge has been removed, the appeals courts ruling is expected within 90 days. in san jose, kpix 5 . >>> a woman accused of intentionally slamming her suv into a pedestrian has pleaded not guilty to murder charges, gilberwas walking on modesto avenue, when kelsey and noel allegedly swerved across the road, hitting and killing gilbert, she was arrested on suspicion of drug related driving under the influence, if convicte

. >> as we move into the six-figure he tre had be less ry for things that make my busy life more convenient>> it's interesting as your bracket increases your focus is very different. the lower bracket, those people are trying to survive. these people don't worry about surviving but do still worry about the future and saving for it. >> it would affect my ability to save for the future or even just emergencies. it's something i think about because i depend open on myself for income. >> we're moving on up. >> my ego would be ached but not my lifestyle. >> it would annoy me because i work very hard for what i earn. however, at this stage of life, i have more than enough to maintain my lifestyle. >> i recently took one and it did not impact me in a major way. it was a choice to try a smaller company and i'm loving it. >> she wanted to simplify her life and said it was worth it. >> interesting take how incomes affect us differently. >>> da da. >> that's not a kid on somebody's lap. he is actually driving this car, the young life in the fast lane stoking a lot of outrage. >> and we've got a few th

if you're a hostage negotiator, you're rying to get these people out?is better because was not planned? >> well, leltser rr look at what we've learned in the course of the last hour since weave are rrer been talking and watching this. so intelligence is a very valuable currency for tactical commanders. and right now we know that we have a barricaded subject who had committed two ae. itted murderser. now that person right now, unless he's watching the news, does not know that the two people shot at or shot did not expire. he believes he committed two murders. police are in hot pursuit, desperation level has to be charts. so that's a majorer consideration. the second thing. are i wanted to -- you have to understand there's a huge difference between a host nl situation and a barricaded subject. hostage situation changes everything for me. it means if the person is not in kn faith negotiating, they don't want us to release -- or unmarked bills in millions of dollars in a brief case. if they don't want that and they take hostages, it's with the am tent to hu

country,ry of that vis-a-vis israel, israel was born after the holocaust.here are many holocaust survivors here. hungary has a role in that. ofvivors, second generation on gary and jewish survivors are having a hard time with the welcoming of this leader when it comes to his rhetoric, when it comes to his policies over the years.he last several this evening he is learning that he will be getting the tour that every head of state gets in israel, his first visit likely after visiting with benjamin netanyahu, the holocaust memorial museum. a relationship that as i mentioned before, netanyahu wants to retain. the european union is known as the block that stands in the way when it comes to netanyahu. then there is trump us new policy against iran. hen it comes to netanyahu, is looking foror the support off eastern europepean countries on the continent to his policies when it comes to situations with iran. he would have turned 100 today, his legacy is being celebrated across south africa. nelson mandela died in 2013 and remains a global icon for his views on peac

ry little to complain about on this friday, though you may ve more to complain about on your saturdayoks likse cloud with rain being possible. expect at least scattered showers but several of our weather model are sayg, yeah, there could be a steady rain tomorrow afternoon, 78 degrees. sunday little bit more sunshine mixing in with the clouds, chance of a shower or a orm in the afternoon, 85 degrees. but right now of the two days, sunday looks a littlbee bit er than saturday. all right, that' weather. erin over to you for traffic. >> 4:36 right now. unfortunately we have a crash alelt and we haveay to tell you aboutne. this o out of virginia. northboun ader warringto road. it's gng to take you allege minutes. th with that slowdown.ing you can see those flashing lights despite the fact it's still pretty dark. we're seeing nicele conditions on ttway once you get there. give yourself extra time coming up that 95 northboun stretch. 270 at speed. 70 loong good. metro services pick up at 5:00. outside the beltway in laurel or bowie things looking good on 50. more traffic in just a few momen

put of course you want to sit down face to face and try to progress a rhythm forward.u jane: thank ry much for joining me. and president trump will be traveling from the.k. to that summit meeting with president put than helsinki ononday. we'll have full cerage of that me stay with us. let's look at so of the day's other ns. at least 128 people have been killed and dozens more injured in two bombttacks in pakistan. both blas targeted politics -- politicians campaning ahead of elections. the tall babb claimed to be behindne attack. at least 00 been killed in the worsttsloods to affhe kiffin in nearly 40 years. torrential rain hasla triggered siveeds in central and western areas with more than 8 o million peopered to leave their homes. you're watching "bbc world news" america. still to come, reaching an agreement on protecting migrants. how the united nations hopes t manage the movements of those in need. ane: police say they found a small boltle containing novichok nerve agent during cherges of the residents of charlieowley and da daunl. the british government has accused moscow of havi

ry th.>> cfamer isntlyasedr. foc mind wh me ece c nesstorom pee a ijimmy v.>hat'theirsthinghat the second thing that com teshespeech scocott gave and ost hiveses. u tt's. pehe any sh that'srg beenowivasnight, at's now new, thatup s hts, -- heth h gighlig one of ttohe greatighlightf this eveazelin know w i mean.ec,that i it washard a show createin our s reallydif thing. >> yeah, all >> thanks r >> uh-huh. >> stillhead,, cou... a muse wheonn it camack i>> you e >> looked kind of weird. >> it's all good. >> still ahead, could the theonda here? b making si on theth nclow o next.coming up ♪ at that's worth? ♪try is. and... ♪ ♪ ooh, heaven - hood! lceu are gonna love the neig t is that a good thing?hb ics cne ytwouan scs can move ptazy amounts d 0%ericwothat a good thing?hb 100% phenomenal.t gethe fastest speeds available for the best price collapsed atrom landing nearby blew it over. this to the hostal piken abyorow operator was add deunrea.the fire destroyed t oomone t 36 caused or tfges. you can see we're r pwhoevey, l connieki sun, a round of applause bsauseheb

centuries later, scientists think they found the ry ains of a keayer. welcome to our viewers on elevision in america and around the globe. worst fire disaster in greece for more than a decade has killedt least 74 people. strong winds fanned the flames which spread to an area east of athens. hundreds we rescued by local fishermen, but others were trapped as the flames destroyed seaside towns. the resort of mati was one of the hardt hit. it is from there that mark lowen starts ouroverage. mark: like a vision of hell, mile upon mile smothered, suffocated by flames as one was put out, another roared. 47 simultaneous fires ripped through the greek hills. they fled for their lives. hundreds ran into the sea, rescued by the coast guard. for zens more, it was too late, killed by the worst wildfires greece has seen in over a decade. as morning fell, the mountains , 60-mile-an- hour winds fanning the flames. the acrid smoke billowed, choking those caughtn its grip. it was as if a wall of fire surrounded anyone who tried to nfront it, feeding on the vegetation, sp

ry just talked about it a a little bit, but different. >> jimmy: i have two girls.e bit mor like, neanderthal-ish. like, i feel like -- [ lahter ] like -- guys. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. >> it's okay. y 's not a bad -- >> jimmy: every [ laughter ] oh, please. you know you, e laughing. ease. yeah. th>> i said it. only reason men are around is because a woman chose to love them. [ laughter and applause ] because, let me tell you -- boys -- >> jimmy: all right. >> they're just a little -- different than girls. >> jimmy: yeah. yemething good. . >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, they are. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: but are -- are they pals? do they play around? >> yealy they're actuood -- yes. my daughter is very sweet to him. she's actually really nice. like, there are times she's, like, an a-hole, but times than not -- -- she's actually really kind and really generous. >> jimmy: oh, it's so cute. >> she's, you know, he's a a little bit more -- um, a boy. >> jimmy: yeah exactly righ yeah. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: are you watching a a lot of "paw patrol" in the house? >> god. oh,

rying to giv i time. >> and how long can that last? >> indefinitely. >> really?f the frozen zoo a>>e game to prevent extinction. >> dr. oliver ryder stores dna from over 10,000 different animals. this small room, one of the most biodiverse places on earth. >> we may be able to genetically rescue some species that had their gene pools shrink to gene puddles. >> the mission is crucial. decline of about 60% since 1970. scientists say poaching and pollution has driven extinction rates 1,000 times higher than they would be without human intervention. the urgency to perfect the technology came in march when a northern white rhino named sudan, the last male of his sub species, died. is this one of the last specimens of him? >> it is. he team hopes fertilization men after the skin capab of fertilizing a northern white rhino egg. >> this is also the first time 'v alied this broad range of advanced technology to saving a species. >> the embryo would be implanted in a host rhino capable of giving birth. >> that's our ultimate goal, to have a self-sustaining herd of northern

for a quick and convenient clean,ry swiffer wetjet.eavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces tile, laminate and hardwood. and it prevents streaks and hazing better than a micro fiber strip mop, giving you a thorough clean the first time. for a convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet with a money back guarantee. brand power. helping you buy better. >>> leading the news, 13 was the lucky number when rescuers found the dozen missing boys and their soccer coach alive in a flooded cave in thailand. but more obstacles still lie ea ahd. officials are now trying to evaluate the quickest and the safest way to extract the trapped group as heavy rains threaten even more flooding. so with the limited options the boys could face a harrowing 1.2-mile dive toeach freedom. nbc's janice mackey frayer has the latest. >> reporter: after that miraculous discovery -- >> how many of u? 13? brilliant. >> reporter: thai officials say the 12 boys, ages 1

reporter: up or down, in or out e government, or in the air, like his place in ry battle of brexit, there was no one ke boris johnson. johnson helped front the leave campaign. mr. johnson: this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance. reporter: and believes he owns the victory. becoming foreign secretary was a surprise, especially for him. a chance to push for the brexit he wanted, out of the eu with no loss of benefits. cake put it, pro having and pro-eating it. butting into brexit negotiations came naturally, slapping down brussels -- mr johnson: some i've seen that they propose t demand seem to be extortionist, and to go with whistle is anppropriate expression. repoer: and lecturing theres may, calling the pm's ideas crazy come in her favorite paper, and not resigning was pushing it. him managing the brexit process. >> this is backseat driving? >> you could call it backseat driving. the borisit was not johnson way, crossing the globe with ceremonies, salutes, and silly media stunts that somehow only he knew how to cay on. e boris johnson way owed nothing to conventional ideas oo llective respon

ry: the fact that google has a so much control over what happens on so many phones not only gives it power, it gives a lot of money. it has a lot of data which t enables target advertising.ys the company hat ends up with gat deal for phone users. google must pay a fine and change its way in 90 days if it is not to face bigger penalties. but it is pealing the ruling. a spokesperson says that android has created more choice for everyone, not less -- a vibrant ecosystem, rapid innovation, and low prices are classlmarks of robust competition. with the u.s. and europe locking horns over trade, the google ruling provideanother source of conflict. >> i don't think trade negotiations are going to be helped by this measu. the biggest losers will be european users of smartphones and consumers. google has hinted at charging for services it did not charge for before. rory: google insists they are good for consumers, but the eu is determined to curb their -- what it sees as their abuse of their dominance.jo rory cellas, bbc news. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." 'still to come on

am i ever going to be out of date because these medical bills, it's in volu nta ry. these medical bills not ask to get shot. yes, i was a victim of a mass shooting. i am a survivor because i am pushing through it and am not letting what happened to me take over me and consume in depression and into debt. i am a survivor. both of my hips are shattered, one of them has a hole in it from the bullet. the bullet didn't actually exit so in this —— in this ship, it is cracked, i guess you could say. i have nerve damage, basically. it's called drop flip or flip drop. 11,628... 1180... 1396... 11,628...1180...1396... i don't know if i will ever be able to get a house or have kids because of my incident. i am going to be of date? —— am incident. i am going to be of date? ——ami incident. i am going to be of date? —— am i ever going to be out of debt? my story was not on the news. i think i've seen the advantages of those whose stories have made it to mainstream media and the outpouring of support and resources that you can get on the ground from other people. i've had over 30 surgeries. i have to

because, he doesn't actually have to wor ry about bei re-elected, for example. but he does have to worry about what his base thinks of him. and his base is ordinary people, ordinary workers, and ordiry pensioners. and that's really significant in what's happening recently. because there is a law that might be going forward that would raise te pension age in russia. for men it would be going up fr 60 to 65. and the reason that that matters is that russian men still have a tendency to die much younger than their counterparts in the west of the developed world. and so there's a lot of pushback against this idea coming from ordinary people who are going out and protesting. but you know, for this whole thing, having a win on the foreign policy stage takes people's attention, maybe off of what's happdoening stically, and he can go back and say that he's the man who made russia and maybe try to get some of this popularity back that has slipped in recent weeks because of the pension reform question. all right, kimberly marten at columbia university thanks so much for jo

ry> do you ever get a little with them because they keep smashing them all the time?hat's job security. t>> reporter: forhe andersons, the family that rolls in the mud together stays together. kevin tibbles, nbc news, foxborough, massachusetts. >> gives new meaning tto keeping it in family. that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. lester holt tomorrow. i'm hallie jackson. for all of us here at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night. >>> she's like, christie, i need you to sit down. and i'm like, oh, no. this is never a good thing. your dad was shot. i collapsed to the floor. none of it made sense to me. i had to hear the wholy. >> fences make good neighbors they say. this one made for a fight. >> private property, you don't have permission. >> big sky country shrunk small by one man. >> the neighbors felhe was a bully. >> but this man refused to be fenced in. >> praise the lord for this country. >> a showdown, a shooting, and one man dying. >> he got up on his elbow, and he said, you shouldn't have done that.

those are making a volu nta ry encourage it.ased on their information to return, they have a right to go back and we are happy to support and facilitate the rick —— of their return in a dignified manner. how sure of their return in a dignified manner. how sure are of their return in a dignified manner. how sure are they that they are sending refugees back to a safe country? translation: if the conditions were not good, this people would not have signed up to go but because the get go reports from theirfamily go but because the get go reports from their family and friends, it is a good sign that conditions are good. in just a good sign that conditions are good. injust a a good sign that conditions are good. in just a couple of hours, these refugees will be a home, reunited with family members and hoping to restart building their lives stop it is an exciting prospect. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. the open championship tees off at carnoustie in scotland in the coming hours and jordan spieth heads

. ♪ ry dveays.me stu wh.at's your favorite favorite song to play at a party to get the party going? z. jee.. ghiggy.dy t oquickly. whoile youork arehe-eseaen emwa hoh plad samsoeme u beenea ut h w de'veadeheinof how -- how often people kind of come back>> ooa.t star game comre p back to washington.>> it a wll around great j. could hav bter planne flo bidentowe' wnaelor s. >> when is ycaut sn you guysour play. w tonight playing thee're purcelville cannons. free admission night. starting at 7:00 o'clock at bridgeportield in our here. >> pom ce. >> that' cthk aneo tnku yvemeyr kalsheckhe out and bac ouneral.we you g ptnevr a yousuw. murder aedo see.ge foren,s ne' a or batinherar. yodeur momma just didn't tellus. >> gre'rou yel hewo time-osche boys and girar wneinls club of ameri. >> so he knows the importance of having a positive impact o others. >> i did alay cnall the soldiers play pulitzer pze winning play anind awardng movie and all of that, and an actor by tidne nhey portamris c t ie tos 1981. sai