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l seet betweenth and 9th and lanes blocked for mlb fanfest. >>> as we head to break, once again remindou of the breaking news we've been following for you this morning.ok t this map. it shows you the thousands of people innd northeast northwest d.c. they're now under a boil water advisory. d.c. water says people should boil their tap water for cooking and for drinking until further notice. we'll be right back. stay with us. :2 time is 6 >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back. 6:'s . parents have to warn their teenagers not cell phone while driving. a new study shows that many adults are guilty of doing the same thing. we've seen it happen all the time. researchers at children's hospital philadelphia conducted an online survey. half of the parents admitted to using their cell phones with the kids in e backseat. one-third said they read text messages orse their social media accounts while driving. a new warning about e-cigarettes. g your can be damag health, even if they don't contain nicotine. the cigarettes damage cells and blod bloossels and the heart, as well. >>> the ne

thenvestigation is stopping shoppers and traffic on busy king seet. bureau chief julie carey has been there since right after police arrived julie, when did this investigation start? >> reporter: well, the victim s found dead just before noon in the offices of a biness called window universe. take a look at the two-tone brick building behind me. the bodyn was founde second story. officers and investigators are still o front some of the best information about what happenede and the dis comes from another tenant in the building. he wasn't around at the time, ea but he from the landlord who made this frightening discovery. the landlord had come to the storefront just before noon when he saw someone trying to steal a package off the front steps. now it's known if that incident is connected to the killing, but we dow that that is how the body was discovered by the building's landlord. he operates a business just next do a. police havo focused a lot of their attention on a silver s mercedes thatarked in front of the business. that could belong to either the

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we have seenro this -- they seet as a game or just for the of it to take something down. to break into defense community, break into wall street, on and on. or if the kids in the basement sitting in a dorm. it's pervasive that the real threat this statistical threats of course come from the states which have the capabilities and the resources be able to create great damage. yet there still a significant gap between the capabilities of theap states and the various criminal terrorists and other organizations that are out there? >> in terms of having the resources to continue to develop the tools and to continue to have the ability to adapt the agility to up their game and in a sense it's a game of whack-a-mole or chess where you put -- you see a thread and you put in a prevention. the source moves over here and you stop it there and try to get over here and you see it across-the-board. 24/7, three and 65 day effort in terms of protecting us. when you read the news and listen to what people say on television it's one story after another of one's sense of american database ge

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. >> i haven't seet in writing what the trump administration is going to issue to universities and school systems, but it's obous that the obama administration probably would take as broad a view as it coulf he supreme court's ruling, whereas the trump administration, being a administration, is going to take a narrower view of what it thinks the supreme court said. but the supreme court has been clear, these decisions have been by narrow majorities. e last ruling was in 2016, it was a 4-3 decision. we all know there are ninet justices, came when justice scalia's seat was sti vacant. justice kagan had to recuse because she had been involved in that case from texas when she was in government, so it was 4-3, and it was jusce kennedy who wrote the opinion, and it was really the first time he had upheld an affirmative action program. >> woodruff: of co ase we're moment where justice kennedy is leaving. >> very frale majority. >> woodruff: another important moment. t so, nick schifrin, ju come back to this question of how are schools to interpret this, you said a minute ago ey're likely not to

secondly, we need wto seet is going on. just premature for me to commit to any kind of decision on this. i was just electe on tuesday, chuck. >> fair enough. i'm going to leave it there. exandria ocasio-cortez, again, congratulations on your primary victory. i imagine we will see you back here again. >> of course. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> all right. cten we come back, why ocasio-cortez's y may be more of a progressive outlier this primar season. >>> as we go to break, we want to remember the five staff members who diedth in rsday's mass shooting at the "capital gazette" newspaper close to us here in annapolis, md. just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise monitoring of irrigation. it's a smart way to help increase yields, all before the rest of us get out of bed. better

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to seet we are allowed on television -- a lot of times, the leader of "death toreeching america," andt the same time, screeching to eradicate the jews in the world. i don't know what we're supposed to think of to react to that. business as usual? guest: i would agree with the color on the first comment, the chant of death to america, which dates to the revolution, which is obviously upsetting to any american. i can only tell the caller that in my nine trips to iran over the years, i've met who are very pro-american. this is a slogan, and it has become kind of a meaningless slogan in some ways, and as i mentioned, self-defeating. it simply makes americans distrustful of iran, rightfully so. the second comment, that is incorrect. iran is opposed to the isernment of israel as it currently constituted, but it has never called for the annihilation of jews, and there is still a jewish population living in iran, the only one in any muslim country in the middle east outside of israel. mostaghim is joining us from tehran. let me follow up. there has been demonstration, protest in the streets o

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