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slovenia's president has confirmed he will give the leader of the right—wing sds party, janez jansa,ment. the sds emerged as the largest single party in parliament after sunday's election, but mrjansa's fiercely anti—immigrant rhetoric has alienated potential allies. security is tight in portland, 0regon, where rival demonstrations are being held. the rallies are by black—clad antifascists, known as antifa, and right—wing protestors in support of donald trump. it comes nearly a year after thousands converged on the city to protest against a pro—trump rally held shortly after a fatal racially motivated stabbing. china has warned the united states that any agreements reached on trade and business between the two countries will be void if washington implements new tariffs. last week the trump administration said it will go ahead with plans to impose 25% tariffs on $50 billion worth of goods from china. meanwhile, this weekend, finance ministers from the g7 nations expressed their anger with the united states over steel and aluminium import tariffs introduced last week. the plot is thick

stories making the news: slovenia's president has confirmed he will give the leader of the right—wing sdsjanez jansa, the chance to form a new government. the sds emerged as the largest single party in parliament after sunday's election, but mrjansa's fiercely anti—immigrant rhetoric has alienated potential allies. six people have been killed and at least 20 injured in guatemala after the fuego volcano erupted. thick, black smoke and ash spewed into the sky from the eruption, causing around 100 people to be evacuated from their homes. la aurora international airport was forced to shut down its only runway. pope francis has called for an end to violence in nicaragua, where at least 15 people were killed this week in protests against president daniel 0rtega and his proposed changes to social security. he said the catholic church always favoured dialogue and an active commitment to respect for life and freedom. seven weeks of anti—government protests have left more than 100 people dead. a german police officer has shot a knife—wielding austrian man who went on the rampage in berlin cathedral

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we had too many families afraid to sd their children school. >> these i.c.e.gs. they've been as donald trump said let off the ash. think about the image of that -- let off the leash. i think the only way to stand up to bullies is you got to to fight them. >> you can watch the forum the democratic candidates in the race for governor in maryland. that airs this sunday at 11:30 after "meet the press." >>> you maymb re this horrible crash in adams-morgan. a pickup truck driverlowing into two d.c. officers on bike patrol. they suffered devastating injuries. now a year later, the officers are talking exclusively to news4's mark seagraves. and both tell him they are planning to return to full duty and the beet they lo-- rureturn the beat they love s muc >> reporter: the driver raced down 18th street. witnesses said it appeared he was targeting the police officers. alan brookvick and aaron duvonte had been patroing adams-morgan on bicycles. neither remembers much about being run over. >> i was hit. i remember being on the ground. that's it. >> reporter: are you glad y

let's do sateite andadar first because we got to get fist fng art kin sd of out to the west here.rning. they will be brief and th will -- they won't last too long. there's your day ahead planner. the 70's into the 80' as we head through the morning hours and at some point this afternoon we should briefly touch 90 degrees which will just be the start 'cause look at the seven-day forecast. each d and every on it fors the first time year has a 90-degree reading or better. 92 tomorrow, 96 on saturday, up to 97 on sunday. finally a dry just a very hot weekend in town. we get the 90's going right into next week. right now the fourth wok the next chance of a, storms. all righthat's a check of the forecast. erin is bk with traffic. >> 5:56 right. now we're keeping our eyes on the roads and we're dealing with an overturned truck right now. 370 westbound the ramp to 27 southbound remains closed. it is an injury crash right now sora allow for time to get through that area this morning. we'll keep you posteon that one. let's go ahead and forward things along and show you what else you're up a

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also, we had several bullet casings there on the gro sd just ahort time ago. i want to tell you too this happened at 1:40 or so this morning. that d.c. police g the call of a man shot in the tea. he wasen to the hospital in critical condition. we are told the area where this investigation is now taking place is southern avenue he in southeast right at wheeler road. we are seeing closures on bot sides of southern avenue in this area here. i want to take you now to this -- you should be seeing -- you will see this is one of three shootin that d.c. police are now investigating. one also taking placest on son road in southeast as well as ivan hoe street in the southwesic each had twotims, we are told. at this point they are looking hrr the shooters in all of these cases. three shootings overnight. five victims who were hurt. police are still working this scene as well. the other two this morning trying toog pieceher what happened in this violent overnight. we are live here in southeast. i'm justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> developing this morning in

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he sd he was unaware of complaints at shenandoah valley but had heard about them after leaving. he said had he heard about them while he was in charge he would have investigated and potentially canceled theco ract that pays to house the kids. >> there has been congressional testimony about this? >> there has been from someone who worked at the facility and she said, in some case the children have behavioral problems that can be difficult to tre in what we could call a tyrrectional-setting, a prison-like faciand they would be better served in itsidential psychiatric treatment facs, however, those facilities are often hesitant to take a child with a history of behavioral problems or the potential for violence. >> you call this a prison-like facility but these children have not been convicted of crimes. >> that's correct, they're housed in the same facility with local juvenile delinquents that have been eith charged or adjudicated with serious crimes. however, they yre largel segregated from the mostly white mates, juvenile inmates, and the latino kids said that their facility was

>> sreenivasan: giuliani, who was not on the president's legal team when the letter wasai written, sd the presidentgh would fiany subpoenas, but also said mr. ump might agree answer questions from the special counsel if "they cance convs it will be brief." rain is coming to the reue for firefighters battling raging wildfires in northern new mexico and southern colorado. low humidity and high temperures helped the "ut park fire" in new mexico and t"" 4-16 fire" in colorado scorch nearly 32,000 acres. rain and flash flooding are pred.ted for the region today the fires threatened close to 2,000 homeand forced hundreds of residents to evacuate from some remote communities. thousands of women with early- stage breast cancer wi no longer need chemotherapy as part of their treatment. in a major international stu released today, researchers say they are now able to use gene testing on tumor samples to identify women who need only the hormone-blocking drug tamoxifen. according to one of the study's authors, the new findings will apply to about 60,000 women a year in the united states. prime mi

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this means the sds led by janes jansa will be given the mandate to form a government.ut they may struggle to form a coalition as the other four leading parties have all said they would refuse to join in. three crew members from the international space station have made the journey safely back down to earth. russian cosmonaut anton shkaplerov was accompanied by astronauts scott tingle from the us and norishige kanai from japan. the three landed in kazakhstan this afternoon, having spent 168 days in space. the russian was out of the capsule first, met by support crew who checked him over ahead of his journey back to moscow. now the weather — with darren bett. there have been a few storms today mostly for the northern half of scotla nd mostly for the northern half of scotland but it's becoming dry overnight and any early showers decaying and we are seeing cloud heading our way, lots of cloud in the north sea drifting further inland across the eastern side of the uk bringing some very misty weather, some patches of folk, especially around coasts and hills. further west we

. >> this is a really a black mark for the department of justice sd for the top lev of the fbi. not the 99% of the people who do a great job. >> reporter: the current fbi director acknowledges that mistakes were made. >> we're going t adhere to the appropriate disciplinary process and onc that process is complete, we won't hesitateldo people accountable for their actions. >> reporter: democrats praised the report. >> anyone who is hoping to use this report to underminehe mueller probe or prove t existence of a deep state conspiracy against president trump will be sorely dippointed. >> reporter: one of the reasons why the fbi may have been slow to act on the e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop, com told the inspector general he didn't know weiner was married huma abedin, clinton's closest aide. philip? >> peelt, thank you. overnight we g fresh reaction from the president's lawyer rudy giuliani who shows why the mueller probe should be shutdown as he callsor disciplinary action against the investigators who texted about stoing trum here's what giuliani had to say. >> i believ

we're watching closely all of the trade negotiations, the back and foort betweeforthbetween the united sd canada, especially with canada's finance minister saying they're going to punch back. charles: they're going to level us on canada day, sunday. >> i think what we need is a break through where the president succeeds at negotiation and we see some tariffs removed probably on both sides. that's what the markets are looking for. to lower them in the end. charles: that would be great. lower tariffs for all. that's what we call a fair trade and free trade. thank you all very much. really appreciate it. >>> the major averages rallying on the final day of the quarter. my take on this wild ride and what we can expect in july. next. he guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do too, but not in time. charles: president trump says he's planning to interview several candidates this weekend to replace supreme court justice kennedy and two of the candidate happen to be women. we're going to have more details coming up shortly. charles: well once again the market has to hang on the gain

the state election commission says mrjansa's sds party had 25% of the vote, while the centre—left, anti—establishmentn bbc news: a memorial service and a minute's silence are held to remember the victims of the london bridge terror which took place one year ago. doctors say new research means thousands of women with early—stage breast cancer could be spared chemotherapy. the home secretary says it may be time to raise the cap on skilled migrants entering the uk. sport now. time for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. good evening. england's cricketers have emphatically ended a run of eight tests without a win. they responded to a heavy first test defeat by pakistan to win the second and final test in leeds by an innings and 55 runs. jos buttler strengthened england's position with an entertaining and unbeaten 80. three wickets apiece from stuart broad and dom bess, including his maiden test wicket, helped dismiss pakistan forjust 134 in their second innings. it was england's first test victory since september, and the series ends 1—1. novak djokovic has reached the last eight at the french ope

partial results in parliamentary elections in slovenia suggest a strong lead for the anti—immigrant sdsentre—left party led by a comedian turned politician came second. a hotel on the svaalbar archipelago off the coast of norway had an unexpected visitor, when a polar bear broke into a storage room through a garage door. the bear became frightened when a helicopter arrived carrying rescuers. it managed to escape through a small window. singapore is getting ready to host the on/off summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong—un in singapore. but while it is currently definitely on — there is still some wrangling to be done. according to some reports, the north korean leader wants to stay in the presidential suite of a hotel, at the cost of 6,000 dollars a night — and his country say they can't pay the bill. now america and singapore are working to resolve the issue. hazel smith is an expert on north korea and a professor of security and resilience at cra nfield university here in the uk — shejoins me now. expensive taste the north korean leader has, who will foot the bill?

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ra l former nfl festars who sd from the disease took their own lives as well. tyler played football e.rom an early >> medical examiners said you have the brain of a ea 65old. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, washington state university says it had many safeguards for their players and is adding even more, including a second formal mental health screening for all members of the team after losing tyler. >> did football kill tyler? i don't think so. did he get cte fm football? probably. was that the only thing that contribute today h ath? i don't know. >> reporter: they're youngest son continues to pla football while the family struggles with loss and unanswered questions. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> at the white house today, world war ii hero received the nation's highest military honor. president ump awarded the medal of honor to first f ieutenant garland connor kentucky. in january 1945, connor risked his life running ahead of his battalion to dect strikes on his own position to stop a . orce of 600 german troops he died in 1998. his widoexp

an a woman and her baby trapped in a sd-ent. >> thankfully, nobody was hurt.and liftoff. >> a trio of astronauts blasted off today for a mission on the international space station. ( applause ) >> she went through a little litth patch, but she's doing great, and we're very proud of ar. people love you. >> glor: triumphant return for steve scalise today, one year after he was shot on a baseball d. t onow, first of all, i want to welcome the whip back. ( applause ) >> glor: this is our western edition, good evening. we are going to begin here tonight with the president's latest use of his clemency powers. the constitution gives him that right to pardon or commute. today he commuted the life ence of a drug convict. that means she'll be released from federal prison, though her conviction will stand. she had a high-profile advocate, reality tv star kim kardashian, who made her case directly to the president at the white house. paula reid is there tonight. >> reporter: jeff, we have just learned that alice johnson has been rd ter the president commuted her the ence

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the sate election commission said the sds had 26.8 percent of votes after 12.7 percent of the votes had by marjan sarec was reported as coming second so far on 11.6%. angry protests have taken place for a third night in cities across jordan, in oppostion to imf—backed austerity measures. they include proposals to raise income tax at least 5% and company taxes by up to a0%. jordan has also seen repeated price rises on staples such as bread, fuel and electricity, since the beginning of the year. our arab affairs editor, sebastian usher reports. after days of unrest, clashes broke out in thejordanian capital amman, as security forces moved in to try to break up protests demanding the full of the government. new price rises on fuel and other commodities have sparked the anger on the streets. but the main target of the protest is a draft tax law, part of a series of austerity measures mandated by the imf, to tacklejordan‘s dire financial situation. the protesters fear it will only further impoverished the working and middle class. translation: to be honest, the ordinary citizen cannot take o

cee claims sd after an interview with a member of crse's scientology securit team. >> members of then t soccerm beat germany yesterdayhe in one of biggest world cup upsets and now members of the team have to return home and serven the military. in south korea there is a law that men between age 1 and 3 have to serve two years in the military. a petition is going around urging moonpt jae-in to star players from having to serve their mandatory two year military service. t >> finally,o game three of theld college wor series between oregon state and arkansas. oregon state beat aansas five to nothing to become the 2018 ncaa baseball champions and the shining star of the game was oregon state freshman kevin able. o hits, two walks and theks to nine innings struck out 10, threw 129 pitches and retired the final 20 battersha the faced. this is oregon state's third >> impressive kid.es title. >> i know, right. >> okay. >> draft him now. >>> coming t up, t.s.a. is asking that you be patientve with themr the next few days. hit showseinfeld leading to a w legal battle. >> as we head to break let

this means the sds led by janes jansa will be given the mandate to form a government.efuse to join in. three crew members from the international space station have made the journey safely back down to earth. russian cosmonaut anton shkaplerov was accompanied by astronauts scott tingle from the us and norishige kanai from japan. the three landed in kazakhstan this afternoon, having spent 168 days in space. the russian was out of the capsule first, met by support crew

. >> there are more than 5,000 sds aund the country. grieving the death of a parent. sibling or close relative. many of them come together each year at the good grief camp. run by taps, tragedy assistance program for survivors. >> when we help others we feel better. >> here they find empathy from legacy mentors. kids who have experienced the worst kind of pain. now remarkably helping others through theirs. kids like brook neeren who lost her father nathaniel in iraq 13 years ago. the knock on the door still echos. >> i saw two men standing there in uniform. i knew exactly what it meant. and the whole time, i just stood there saying, i know that he is dead. because why else would they come to my house? i felt like i lost my whole world. he was so important to me. >> brook, entered the good grief camp six months later. >> i really don't know where i would be if i've didn't have taps. you know they were, they were the ones there for me when i felt like no one else was. >> ss mentoring 8-year-old adrian williams. >> i never thought i would be able to relate to an #-year-o

the partnership has placed a ntral role in our sd esover many years. it is a partnership under challenge today in the wake of the american decision to pull out of the paris climate treaty and the iran nuclear agreement anthg- summit. even as eyes are focused on the promise of the singapore summit between president trump and kim jongn, critical to focus on structural challenges before us, in particular, the f cthe alliance which has been so essential to the 70 years of international order we have tried to build together. i look forward to his opening reflections. then we will open up to your quesons. ambassador gerardraud. [applause] ambassador araud: good morning. thank you for that introduction. it is a pleasure to be here. it is very rel beas telling bill it might so relevant it is dangerous for me. -- ated to say a few we few words before having a discussion with you. now, the city right erything which is happening american domestic politics when you analyze what is happening in singapore. the subces important, not really criticizing or supporting i