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i mean,hi it's som that one guy told me, he said, i cannot believe it, it is just awesome. they celebrated when harper hit the home runs in hisrk ball nats stadium. fans tell me they're happy and feel a sense of pride that he represented the dmv on the na one fans me she feels just as happy ashe did when the caps won their championship. the fact that bryce harper won this here in d.c., they say is a great thing. jamal, you're a nats fan. what was it like seeing bryce harper nail the home run? >> it was exciting. it was insane. it was nothing that i've e r experienced before. it was outstanding. it was an honor to be in his presence. i've never been to a game before live. to get a chance to be there and experience it w fantastic. >> it was electric. it was the loudest it's ever been in the stadium. >> reporter: your reaction? >> bryce is all about it and i think he's going to do really well tomorrow night. the rest of the season is going to be great too. >> reporter: hopefully it is. we're now joined by my colleague sherry inside nats park. what's it look like inthere? >> re

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, we saw the expansion of the fire, and that is not the thunderstorm, butildfire smoke, and what is som cumulus top of what is the core that is condensing to form a cloud on top to exhibit some thunderstorm-like characteristics there in the radar view, and the hot temperatures are expected there again. and now we have the fog sweeping into the bay to the help keep the temperatures downings bit makes for a windy finish of the wee week, and especially on the interior of the east bay valley. get ready for another round of heat and monsoon moisture coming back a. full look at that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> rob. thank you. you can check the conditions across the bay area on our nbc app and know what to expect before you leave the door. >> and now, a coyote east ey ha even one in danville. that is where we are finding maryann fabro live. >> terry, that attack in danville happened last week, and large coyote jum ped over the fence and went in the backyard after two small dogs. fortunately, they are okayings but other pets did not survive. >> reporter: 9-year-old lucie is r

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soit is either som of signal to somebody, whether to rich russians in london to keep mout closed, orerhaps an internal signal to people around putin that if you oppose the govement or betray the government in some way, you will get yours. it is t clear to me why, exactly. think the second incident complicates our helps the investigation into the original attack? >> my guess will be it will help, in the sense that it should be easier to find the material now, where it was discarded, and piece togete r what may hppened on that werewhen the skripals attacked. it will hurt inhe propaganda battle. the russians are in the denial stage, putting out information because the world cuoing on. inthey are s these people have no connection. diplomatically and politically, it may be harder but i trying to figure up what happened, it will help. jane: do you think the second incident should prompt a some kd itional action against russia? >> i wld think so. in some ways, if this was a professional assassination attempt, it is unacceptable. if it was done in such a sloppy way that a number of other peo

however, based on how saturated the ground is and wean a little bi of rain, som flooding is going to be a concern at times. something we'll be keeping a close eye on. again, the weekend though at least has improving weather in the cafo. right now temperatures are in the 80s. 84 in washington. 80 degre in gaithersburg. two isolated showers back in the panhandle of west virginia. but for most of us, it's a dry evening. tomorrow will be a dry start. mostly cloudy skies greet you at 7:00 a.m. a temperature around 71 degrees. by lunch time, temperatures are in the upper 70s. we'l start to see scattered showers and thunderstorms especially around washington and areaso the south as w continue into the afternoon and evening hours. scattered showers thunderstorms continue. otherwise, cloudy skies with a high temperature of 83. you see here at 8:00 a.m., future weather and showers in fredericksburg. that is a small possibility. it is really as we move toward the midday and afternoon hou when we see waves of rain that start to move into the area. maybe a few rumbles of thunder. we'll continue t

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. >> time to take a lk at som of today's upgrades and down grades, we begin with pap john's, which was downgraded do sell from whole to steven nicholas. the analyst sites a toxic culture ahe company that could hurt the prospects for a turnaround or buyout. papa john's said its board had adopted a shareholder rights plan that would act against any move by its founder to take the ttage. price tar now, $38, shares dropped by 9% today to 46.56. general electric was downgraded to hold from buy. the analysts saying ge may continue to struggle to meet the low end of18 its earnings guidance. the firm calls the outlook for ge's power business bleak. the stock dropped about 1% today to 12.99. >>> wall greens was downgraded to underperform. wallgreens is poorly positioned in market price care.il morris was downgraded to hold from buy. the analysts there cites concerns over reduced risk products which are primarily smokeless tobacco products. the price target is 0. the stock fell 1% to 83.22. >>> still ahead, the road map for fee at chrysler as a new ceo takes over. >>> mexico wants to reach a naf

there's also a bump from trade that som economists come from foreign buyers purchasing products before tariffs drove up their price. >> what i was looking for, how that of this number w going to be so yybeans of the trade stuf how much sugary stuff we saw that in trade numbers. >> fewer economists think the economy caneep doi laps at 4% rate. for "nightly business report" i'mteveliesman. >> let's turn to joe for more on the economy, chief enomist with rsm. good to see you, joe. welcome back. >> good to see you. >> i guess this is the question, is twts type of g sustainable? >> not at 4.1% it's not. economy ing to see the grow just under 3% for probably the next quarter orwo. we'll pick up in the last quarter of the year and finish above 3% for the entire year of 2018. you know what the best news was about this, the way consumption picked up it's very clear talt indivi at the lower end of the income ladder are beginning to end some. we're starting to see classic business cycle dynamics and this is good news. it's been a long time since the economy has grown like this. everybody should e

. >> let's see what som means and moderate. >> exactly. >> meteorologist bill karins, gat does it mean? >> it's notng to be perfect but not as extreme. he heavy rainfall that really drenched areas of pennsylvania yesterday, washington, d.c., baltimore, really bad flash i floodi quickly on the move racing now through central and northern new england. thin are rapidly improving new york city south wafrd. that the' good. during the day there will be hit and miss showers in new england but not t concentrated rains that will give us a lot of problems. in the west we mentioned the 35 million at risk. we have the excessive heat warnings in effect for much of southern calornia, desert areas. phoenix and tucson are no longer in the excessive heat warnings. the heat wave continu in southern california. it is getting hot again in texas. how hot will it be today?n 118 palm springs. we cooled you down 3 degrees in the last three days.oo that's aat the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so we'll still have a chance of showers and thunderstorms today in area

you know, som you get a story that stays in your heart and this is one, kiesha hale was just 12 when i met her. hererstory, strength and bravery in the face of the horror she lived through stayed with me. i wondered many times what became ofher. a few weeks ago, i received an e-mail that began "i'm not sure if you remember me," and i sent her a reply, how could i ever forget you. >> i'm speaking to you from the city of orleans. >> reporter: just 12 years old, kiesha hale sat next to mother in a relative's apartment in there was a look of dazed shock on her face as she watched then president george bush address the nation about the annihilation that was hurricane catrin. >> >> i think it's nice that he's get everything together now. people really need >> reporter: we met her days after she swam for her life out of the 8th ward neighborhood of ew orleans with her mother and grandmother on her back because they couldn't swim. >> i remember that. i'll never forgetting that. >> reporter: 13 years later, her bright smile is much more ready now.as kiesha hale hecome an accomplished young wo

asne som who studies and reports on the department of justice, what did you make of that message?> it's another instance w you've seen a day that's been tough for the f.b.i. and touch for the investigation ised follery closely or near a dana frankly is a powerful new investigative action. for example, i'm thinking particularly of lastear when the first information about these f.b.i. texts came out. it was really rights essentially on the heels of the guilty plea of mic felnn, the former national security advisor. so these things can get bunched up. it's another bunching up of big news events on both sides of the argument.be : when you think about what's next, these 12 russians are facing charges but will they ever actually face the charges? should we expect them to be extradited? >> we really shouldn't expect that. russia does not have an extradition treaty with theun ed states and is not going to turn any of these people over. those folks would have to do something fairly dumb toet in a position where they could be arrested. having said that, this is a strategy that has ested for

it could be very heavy rainfalli this is som we'll be tracking for you very closely all next week. th pattern is one that does not to leave. i've got it at seven days. it may beoing for the upwards of 10 to 14 days. >> you're going to be a busy man. >> next week will be busy. >> we'll stay in touch. tiger woodo hoping make a major move at the british open. sports is next. first here's jimmy. >> hey, guys, tonight we have music from pusher t featuring 0670. jake, plus pierce right? i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready. it happens every time. i've got it. and every time, she wins. you always do this. no, no. i insist. it's on me. alright. but you have the bb&t app with zelle who are you texting? oh, uh no one. i really should go back. and can pay the bill before she even leaves the restaurant. beth! ah... the taste of victory! bb&t. all we see is you. >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk. >> well, after that mini break for the big show here, baseball is back. >> it is back. we were just looking at the smudge marks on our deck. that's a sign we need something to get us t

they will need to be monitored closely for som time to come from this. >>> back in the u.s. president trump is on the verge of nominating a second supreme court justice of his presidency, a move tt will tilt the balance of the court to the right. the announcement scheduled for tomorrow night. the president talked about his decision tonight. >>leporter: a casua sunday drive in michigan for supreme court contender. in suburban washington brett kavanagh stepped out on the eve of the president's announcement and cameras spotted barrett on her way to church. as the president headed backino waon late today he said his search is almost complete. >>ay let's it is the four people, but they are excellent. you can't go wrong. i'm getting very close to making a final decision. >> reporter: the roa to confirmation is paved with political pressure. >> i hope every republican will rally around these picks because they are all outstanding. >> reporter: already on cable this conservativegroup's ad. >> extremists will attack the nominee. be fooled. >> reporter: behin the scenes migh mcconnell

the next ceo, whoever that might be will have to deal with som real complex challenges like manufacturingmpany ising with its next generation processors that promise bettererformance with lower power usage. there's also increasing competition fro rivals like nvidia which is trading pecialized chips for new hot areas like artificial intelligence. ifss intel can addhose manufacturing challenges while maintaining its dominant position in pc and server chips andnt diversifying potential growth areas like artificial intelligence and autonomous cars, investors may cheerom er is in the corner office. for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton, santa clara, california. >>> mnwhile, fellow dow component inco component mcdonald's was dean a setback w judge had a proposed settlement in a case that could have major implications than nothing less than the american franchise business model. in respons the stock fell more than 1% today. kate rogers has details now on this case? >> the question at hand is mcdonald's viable for labor violations in the franchise locations. mcdonald's would be ctsidered

all this work is expected to wrap uim som this fall. along the parkway, darcy spencer, news4. >>> the arch diocese of washington reacting to the resignation of former ahbishop of washington, theodore mccarrick, and they just released a lengthy statement on the abuse allegations against the former cardinal. forstatement reads in part more than 30 years, the archdiocese of washington has encouraged survivors of sexual abuse to come forward and has sought to not only addclss ms of abuse swiftly but to also offer assistance to survivs of abuse inhe hope of bringing healing to those who have been harmed. you can read the entire statement from the archdiocese in our nbc washington app. >>> in an unprecedented move, pope francis took away mccarrick'sle cardinal t even before his church trial. mccarrick has denied the allegations. >>> a fight to keep the peace oss in prince george's county. top u.s. lawmakers are now hoping that the u.s. supreme court overalls a lower court's decision. according to the daily caller, texas senator ted cruz and h

>> well, the chinese penalties ll very heavily on som of the major u.s. exports, includingns soyb pork, airplanes and automobiles, a they are really designed to enact kind of maximum pain on some areas of strongupport for the president, including farm untry. so farmers actually have already been feeling some of the effects of these tariffs, just the threat of tariffs has already caused soybean prices to drop, for example. >> sreenivasan: now, theth consumer iunited states, how are they likely to feel this trade war? we've kind of had a couple of rounds earlier, famously heard of washing machines and the price of those increasing, but is there direct effect with what happened in the last couple of days? >> with the last round of tariffs, the trump administration has actually designed them not to hit consumers so directly. so there's the type of thiyongs would buy in wal-mart are e t going to be taxed directly. however, they hacided to hit a lot of what are called inharmediate goods, things factories in the united states cts.to make other produ so, in the s

and something like this, som sne who waso loyal for so long, could really, yout know, j upset him in a way that we've not seen before and question those who are closest to hime beca they could flip. nancy: what's reall amazing about this saga is it's such a stark reminder that so many people who were involved feel so little responsibility to the truth. michael cohen, after don jr. was interviewed, said i'm so glad he told the entir truth about his meeting in trump tower and obviously the president knew nothing about it. now michael cohen said, actually, the president didbo kw all it. rudy giuliani, a few weeks ago, said, michael cohen is an incredibly honest man. i trust him. now he says, he's been a liars entire life. you know, when you're hearing this -- from both sides -- it makes it very difficult. robert: trying to kee him contained and he explodes out with this information. nancy: but at the same time if people are willing to change their stories -- not a little bit. this is not tweaking around the margins. ese are 180-degree turns and it really makes you wonder who, if anybody

people, while he is on his way to meet the russian presidenta who ds jails, who has jailedhi reporters, som like 58 reporters have been killed since 1998 in russia, just this year alonen 201833 reporters around the world have been killed, that's according to the mmittee to protect journalist, so journalists are really under attack all over the world and the president instead of saying, i back the media, we need a free press, we are not going to treat our media like vladimir putin does, he goes and double downs on air force one and that is really remarkable, the other thing is that president trump when he was a candidate said he was going to take on europe, wa said hgoing to take on our european allies, on the campaign trail he said he thought the united states was being taken advantage of, so far in a lot of ways he is doing exactly what he said he was going to do, and as ryan said there are a lot ofre people whoery, very worried that his antagonism to europe really plays into putin's hands a. >> sreenivasan: ryan, let's talk a little bit about how the president vladimir putin prepares for

to reunify som of these people who it's been very difficult for the government to find. people who were lost in the system because bad data was coreected or because they unaware that these were parents. sometimes children lie about who the parthts are. aclu has said that they want to really tgge a hand in using third parties and nongovernmental organizations. to reunify. >> this weekend officials with i.c.e. qstioned the whole notion of reunification, saying there's no obligation to bring deported people back to the u.s. to be reunited wth their children. what's your reaction to that? >> t reason these folks were separated was because of the government's action and they do have a duty to reunify the parents. reunify give them the services that they need to recover from the government-inflicted harm and then allow them to proceed with their immigration case, win or lose. >> thank you to all of you. john sepulveda, ndy kackuma and talia inlander, we value your time. we turn our attention now to health care. in 2016 alta bates hospital announced it would close its emergency

on the other hand, the hope is that it might lead to som kind of negotiation. but i think we are going to see a period of tremendous volatility ahead of us and the relationship with iran. >> in speaking with volatility and nuclear msprog this week secretary of state pompeo also acknowledged for the first time that north korea is continuing to produce nuclearfuel. that runs counter to the administration's claims that it was making progress onhe denuclearization of north korea. how concerned are you about this revelation from secretary pompeo? >> well, i'm very concerned, because it only confirmshatwe have yet to receive from north korea a kind real commitment, verifiable, enforceable commitmento eliminate their nuclear weapons and engagen denuclearization. the summit meeting was kind of a pr event, but when the balloons and all the confetti went away, the reality is we have yet to see north korea take any steps with rerds t eliminating their nuclear capability. and so it is -- it remains i think as opposed to what the president said, it still remains a serious n

we've seen some strong fund raising numbers from som these new democratic candidates. so, you know, i think that's really where democrats need to focus. not on trying to pull people over. >> and shin a lightamid all of this back peddling and back and forth statements. now says inviting president putin to the white house this fall. what do you make of this >> well, look, as long as you're talking, not shooting, it's not a bad thing. n regards to joe, i'm not sure if it's the power of the trump voters but the closeness of this election cycle. theraces are going to be so close that if you peel off even a few percentage points with people, you lose. that why they're hesitant to go out and criticize president trump. with regard to thesubpoena, it's just ridiculous. it's a complete political stunt d executive privilege. it's never going to happen. that's just politicson the democrat's part. the real issue, which is interesting, is every morning, the republicans wake up like, oh my god, what is it going to be today? so in january, republicans were very disheartened. i think t

especially som aas received rain last night. th have mostly clear skies out there.s coming up officially in six minutes from now. it is a beautiful morning. it is a muggy morning and warm. 76 degrees is our temperature at orreagan national ai outside of the beltway, temperatures in the 60s. again, it is a t little on warm side. it's going to be hot out there today. as we head through then, afternnother chance for some isolated storms popping up. we're seeing isolated showers out there right now. mainly down around fredericks board. those continue to move out to the northern neck j but light stuff if you're traveling around the fredericksburg area. 95 will be our temperature for today. will feelumidity, it about 101 out there for this dasch. home rby later on tonight. it will be hot and humid and muggy. we have an isolated shower or thundetorm in the evening. we're dry until the afternoon. that's when we start to see showers and thunderstorms blow up around the area. tomorrow, temperatures willg b nearin degrees. we have storm chances around 60%. for the all-star gam

does he know shen the bluster shoup or is he really gonna do som stupid?" this fellow may not know what is real and what is a video game. (men singing militaristic song) narrator: western intelligence ageies were concerned because they knew so little about the young leader. it's really sad but when kim jong un first became known, ree cia had this one pictuf an 11-year-old boy with that bratty grin. and that's what we were working with. that's the photo that we had. and what we knew about it was already in the new york times. it wasn't really much more than that. narrator: kim jong un was brought up by himother, opera singer ko young-hee, one of kim jong il's four wives. he spent three years in a school in switzerla, posing as the son of a diplomat. at the age of 18, he was called back to pyongyang, where he was secretly groomed to become leader. state media had never shown kim jong un or mentionedim by name until the year before his father's death in december 2011. he was then unveiled to the north korean public in this state-produced documentary. narrator:

the family abuse abuses of som e church abuses us or does these terrible things to us. you go after them and some pretty lousy thing is going to happen. so essentially have an autoimmune syndrome in the country where the antibodies are attacking all of our healthy organs and the great economist who projected capitalism because he protected the children of the industrialists and capitalists become intellectuals and dedicated to destroying capitalism and he turned this on his head but he got closer. they make the point that capitalism is the relentless efficiency of capitalism is kind of like water seeking its own level. it doesn't stop with just these bad institutions, it erodes all of the institutions. but i think that the other part that comes from his prediction is this romantic thing where the way we teach western civilization today, american history today is just all this negative stuff. >> it is the most assigned and widely used. it is a deliberately ideological meaning of the united states that suggests that from its very origins the government was more oppressive