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is absolutely soaked and that made it's easier for a tree toall on a house in burke tonit, killing someo inside. we have coverage to even more rain ahead for us. >> to shomastone, live in burke. what have you learned there? >> reporter: moments ago we spoke to the battalion chief. he said it is incredibly rare, a tree crashing throu ahome, killing a woman inside. let me move out of the way. there is a team tryingo stabilize this home before they go inside. let's roll video. this started around 8:45 tonight. the 60 foot tall tree, 2 to 3 feet in diameter, fell and the husband survived. qllie bailey said the tree has crushed arter of the home on the second firor. 45ighters responded. the woman's body is still inside the home. the tree is there. they have t stabilize the home, remove the tree, the body. the husbandol is aely devastated as i'm sure you can understand. will now here fromhe battalion chief. this is rare for us to run but with all the rain, things of that nature, the roots of these treee really loosened up. >> reporter: firefighters have not releasedfhe name this woman or her h

he could take the children too schohool, or help when s someos sick. but we have no choice. reporter: thanks to her husband's earnings, bimala tolange has some livestock. her house is larger than some of the others here. she used to mainly tend to the household, and work from time to time as a day laborer. but then her life took an unexpected turn. the international climate protection and development organization icimod began providing agricultural training to women in the region, giving priority to those whose husbands have left to find work. a project coordinator from a local ngo pays regular visits. today he's showing the women the correct way to plant tomatoes. roshan: we gather them in an area where we practically teach how to grow the plantsts, or hw they can change the chemical pesticides to the bio pesticides. so it's not about teaching them, it's about organizing demonstration projects, practicacal training, , organig field schools. so this is how we are training these womens. bimala: before, i wasn't all that interested in agriculture. and i only used traditional f

police say someo shot the girl and four others yesterday evening on 53rd street. justin talked to a family member. you haveheatest on the investigation? >> reporter: wes. do behind a man and woman were shot. then this morning came reports of two more men who say they were shot in this area. police still working on this case. neighbors say it's where children playin >> it just hurt so bad. >> reporter: neighrs are heartbreaken. mourning a little girl gone too soon. nned down just feet from her front door. ying the way kids do on a summer night. >> 8:00 at night. it's fullouyard full of children and families. full of laughter. >> reporter: she saw first responders trying to save her >> he was just pumping. pumping. she died right there in her mother's arms. >> reporter: by tuesday morning d.c. police were still on scene investiga investigating. closing theourtyard where the children were playing off the 300 block of 53rd street. police believe these new surveillance images could o tn ups case. about 8:00, policskreport four men jumping from the car and began opening

especially at night to sleep, because it's kind of like still in the back -- back of your head knowingha someowa fro round4:30 in the morning on july 5th someone shot and killed, 55-year-old valinda scott and her 28-year-old daughter, milan ardoin. >> they're quiet, nice people. wouldn't bother anybody. >> reporter: a colleague posted on social media she's quite and helped everybody. he asked the police if the neighborhood should be concerned about safety. >> they said it was more like a family thing. >> reporter: the police are asking anyone with information to call them or text a tip to crimes, key word antiocantioch. >>> we're waiting for an update on the condition of a 2-year-old boy who fell out of a second story window in antioch yesterday. firefighters say he was unconscious when they arrived a. a helicopter rushed him to a pediatric trauma center. it appears the boy climbed on a dresser, opened the window and fell through the screen to the gound below. >>> napa county officials have lifted some evacuation orders. the fire has burned 22,000 acres it's 22% contained. firefighters are bat

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. >> when someo is intent on harming themselves, a brief moment, a brief second.t about just the sheet or towel or shoe lace. an individual can jump off a tier. >> not all can be safe. earlier this month a convicted killer hung himself inside the jail maryland now paying inmates for su watch. virginia state requiring annual mental health training for all employees. d.c. added suicide cells with fewer choking hazards. >> what can be edone? >> b more willing to see the people y l're dealing withe your self and your own family. >> putting guards on the frontline, not just our jai but a mental health crisis, too. scott mcfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> we do want to let you know if you or something you know is struggling with mental health issue we have information where you can get helpn our nbc washington app. look under changing minds. >> time 9:44. taking a live look outside the kennedy center and the background there. beautiful day right now. 74 degrees. but when will the rain come back? more of it in the recast. lauryn will tell you about that right after the break.

we're not losinglosing -- someo who's willing to reform government, someone who has a vision for thee need a uniter in our party. we can continue to have our narrow and divisive politics or we can find leaders who will bring us together. >> are you that leader? >> we need a leader that can create a majority. >> are you that leader? >> i have said previously that i'm not challenging nancy pelosi. i have been traveling around the country recruiting young people to run. i took them down to the border. we spent two days on both sides of the border, trying understand the crisis, so that we can actually come to washington with solutions. these candidates were avoiding the advice of their campaign, you know, consultants and everything who said they should be just spending their time campaigning. we met with a guy who was in the united states navy, had come to the united states as a kid, his entire family , his kids were legal residents. and after he got out of the navy after serving ten years, he got a dui. and because of that dui, they deported him even though he had served 10 years for hi

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no, it's strange to about those times and how what it was like to know someo for a long time or even have you kn spent the night at their house or been at a party you know and sudden ey're saying things that almost sort of out of a can, you know. that was the oddest thing, i think. >> brown: you obviously felt t something at te, some kind of awareness. >> sure. >> brown: what are we reading here? is it you, the child? or you, looking back? >> well necessarily it's me looking back. you know, a good poem to me doesn't just describe a feeling, it enacts it. it ects an experience. and for the moment of the poem you are that "i," you know, you are transformed and transported. and i think of poems as this quisite form of transpor we were black then, not yetca afamerican, so we danced every chance we could get.ay thurnd saturday we'd chant the roof! the roof! the roof is on fire! we don't need no water and folks' perms began to turn. >> brown: throughout young's poems: musicians, athletes, references to pop culture. you've got r.c. cola, you've got ari, you know. leadbelly and prince, arthu

savannah, someo a made you bracelet. >> thank you.where are you from, sheila? >> albany, georgia. >> and you flanked by your two i have to say you have a gorgeous sign. tell us w made this. >> aquarius brown, former member of the bsnd girls club. >> that is awesome. have a great birthday. happy birthday from all of us. yes, georgia girls. >> you guys look like sisters. theyre so cute. happy birthday, eee. all right. do you owe some of your successes to ame or? a lot of people along the way helped us along. we'r going to get int a discussion and foster that key relationship obecome a mentor in your self. >> we have a global sensation, netta who just wonte an ational song competition with a record setting song on youtube. this morning we're proud to say sh.s making her uebut with us. you'll see that performance right here ontoday" coming up. >> do you know where you'll be in two years? do you? i do. opening ceremony of the 2020 olympic games in tokyrs >> two yea away. >> exactly,4 months, two yearsy from this ver day. many of team usa s

someo there will be at point a strange mutual agreement by both wings of both parties that it's not whate wanted which will allow those in the middle who believe we should never done in the first place, let's take it back to the people. less unlikelyes than it was before but i still think it's not likely. she made a side of the best way to get her deal through his election. trevor: she could do that. than parliament would fall behind. francine: one of the chances, percentage? of the u.k. chances crashing out of the eu? thani think it's more five. 15-ish percent. another not impossible thing is that at the end of having to summer persuade the eu for an on article 50 to give them more time. figure out what it is. as he had day, we forget. it's a very complicated proposal which, my guess is, you will not want to reject outright. -- the eu will not want to reject outright. the eu itself might say how about having more time. francine: is the city of london the biggest you -- biggest loser in all this? it doesn't protect them. it's a shamer: that services have taken such a backseat. we argue w

a someo sandy running youngstown, ohio on the independent line. good morning. caller: hi.ind of agree with that one about "thelked twilight zone," because trump is being accused of something he did not do by democrats. but the democrat who did something is off. they are saying the republicans are breaking all the rules, which is not true. and all you democrats who don't understand what is going on, watch a different channel for a change. democrat, they are letting all of these illegals vote. you are going to be living in a communist country. i hope you enjoy it because you better wake up. host: thank you for the call. post, thisshington opinion piece -- will the republican party become the party of white backlash? you can read it online at washingtonpost.com. we will go to carol in new york. good morning. caller: hi. host: good morning. how are you, carol? caller: i'm good. i just got a say, i am a registered democrat. i don't always agree with my own party. sides, the both republicans and the democrats, they are acting like schoolchildren. together andrking coming up with

. >> host: let's take someos calls. the first time caller today let's hear from mike who is calling in from his hometown of nashville tennessee. >> caller: i am a big fan. i'm sorry to hear that you are not running for president. [laughter] and you have great hair. i used to have hair like yours. in the first book, and these are page turner as i just love them. he is skiing down the mountain i believe with the presidents daughter and they are being chased by an avalanche. where was the resort and where did you come up with that amazing idea >> guest: that was based on my time in deer valley a ski resort my wife and i as poor newlyweds used to ski there because she picked up shifts on the weekends, not poor but school debt and that kind of stuff. it is a lovely high-end expensive place to be. she was on calls they woul woule her two passes for the day to ski in this kind o that's kind e spent our time to go because we would get a ski passes. >> host: wrong and nickel though new york ahead you are on. >> caller: good afte