countless hours of work preparing for at' night t been 18 months in the making paid off tonight in southwest washingtonted finally has a place to call its own. inaugural game at audi field. as a sidebar, we got to witness the debut o one of the biggest stars the sport has to offer. wayne rooney did not start tonight. they didn't need his touch early on, becau emile assad was getting it done. from a distance. emile will behe answer to the ivia question. in the 58th minute, fans getting what they want. what they came for. wayne rooney enter the game. a member of.c. united. good lk from ben olson. black and red pushing it, and it's paul areola scoring the second goal of the game, the first of two nn theht for him. 3-1 in rooney's debut. for more on that and the opener at valley field. can't imagine the atmosphere tonight. >> george, this place was electric. d.c. united christening their new home with that victory. the players and seemingly the fans took a little bit ofju ing, this certainly is their new home. yeah, it was a great atmosphere, i think. we have to exce the fans. we can't expect fans to commi

audi field in southwest washington. bringing ofessional soccer t loudoun county. >> it's their turn. a new d.c. unitedl affiliate w take the pitch there next year. and new tonight, smari stone gives us our very first look at the team's logo and taler to people vy excited about professional soccer in northern virginia. >> reporter: lucy is a super soccer player and fan. >> makes me feel really happy because soccer is my favorite sport. >> reporter: i sat down with her during practice at loudoun soccer in esburg. e's happy dc united will build a new 5,000-seat stadiumn this open land at phillip a bowlen memorial park for a second division team called loudoun united fc. >> i'm sup excited because i love dc ianed. one of my favorite soccer teams. >> reporter: a big applause at tonight's announcement at farm woods brewery. >> a long time coming. this community has been dying for a professional soccer team here for many years. >> reporter: look at the new loudoun united logo for the 2019usl seon. the new facility will also ho

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at this a food truck caught fire at the height of the rush hour in southwest washington.ourth and e streets not far away from the national mall. bystanders shot this video with their cell phones, and the witnesses say it only took a matter of seconds for that truck to turn no a complete ball of fire. the man workingnside manage to escape with only minor injuries. no word on what caused e fire. >> looks bad. >>> a midwestern church is getting a lot of attention for a display it's used to go protest president trump's zero tolerance policy on immigration. christ church cathedral in indianapolis put jesus, mary and joseph inside a cage on the church's front lawn. the church says the holy fami has been placed in i.c.e. detention. the coregation is calling f people to stand with all families seeking safety and better lies for their children. >>> tomorrow it will be hot dogs on coneyisland, but today in d.c. it'st burgers a z burger. up next a champion defends her title t's a classy look, isn't it? live pictures coming in from west virginia. president trump is about to take the

bu the fans are under way in southwest washington.s at the conference center, a great time to be had by all there, at sock, play ballpark opens. you can see the best of the all-star game. the big game, the all-star game game is tuesday night. and we know that feting around for the festfestivities. >>> that's not going to be sy. >> that reds means -- van streestree street, southbound traffic only first street and potom halve. talking about other -- around the convention center, parking restrictions, between m vernon and nonstreet. a lot of what y t're fog want is ---all-star game game weekend, we're talking about no tracrecord. it and extended service on the friend li, an hour of service on the dpreen line monday and tuesday. >>> workers from the local 687 has been in heated -- last thursday, busrivers purposely showed up lates a former process. woers who are late will be suspended or fired. workers a workers. essentiall it would be a price, even though it's america's largest union tost ke. they are calling it a strike vote. >>> this m

we've got some rain across the west also want to showers in the desert southwest but also noteworthy here is we've got seattle in washington state there are thirty degrees higher los angeles at twenty nine degrees didn't move on through into monday that difference becomes even more exaggerated we want out across eastern areas those showers are still very much in evidence let's move into the caribbean region where for the most part weather conditions are looking pretty good i think for the bahamas to be few showers but otherwise lot of brightness here terry looking quite good but you'll notice heavier rain up through panama costa rica towards guatemala ten to clear away as we head through into monday so brighter conditions up stage may saeco city probably staying dry temperatures in the mid twenty's there are a few showers across northern parts of south america. is jerry looking draw and find we have seen some warm weather pushing towards bonus areas but that's going to move back south as this frontal system begins to develop so we're looking hard on monday and when a series of just twelve. a nation where corruption is ende

southwest. late on, we see the rain move up. 74, in washington. 69 in not a bad start at all. we go from about 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m. we go through the day today, we're going to go in the wrecast. don't leave homhout the umbrella. and we have some high rain chances. bes go in to jack, in for melissa. >> good morning. we have a point where there's a couple of letesng by. two right by on the scene. the westbound lanes of 370, after shady grove road, a crash. only the left lane is getting by. a night of the overnight crash with the investigation on 7, eastbound, as you ride out in sterling. accident investigation, and firs and rescue cn scene there. hopefully we have lanes open before we get to rush hour in an hour or so. >>> it's 4:01. developing this morning, a homicide investigation in prince george's h county. pened around 7:30. officers found a man shot to death in oxenhill. police are trying to figure out what happened. we will kee you updated on this story as new details come in. >>> this morning, the g.w. parkway will take extra time. >> crews will one on the windy run b

southwest out of oakland. >>> a couple from washington state is taking two problems and turning them into one solution.y say there are 40 million people who need prosthetic but many can't afford them. now they are plastic bottles and turning them into prosthetic hands. he said it is a smart solution since it takes 30 bottle tools make one hand -- bossles to make one hand use -- bottles to make one hand. >> incredible. they say this is just a small start. they want to upgrade their equipment to produce 10 times as many prosthetic hands. >>> coming up on the 11:00 p.m. news tonight, a summit, president trump and vladimir putin expected to meet in a matter of hours. back live to finland for more on what is on the agenda. >> and in sports, steph curry can hit the deep shots on the basketball court, what about on the golf course? joan f has the -- joe fonzi has the final round at the celebrity golf tournament after the break. pg&e will make the scene safe. ♪ are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfin

got some rain across the west also want to showers in the desert southwest but also noteworthy here is we've got seattle and washington state there are thirty degrees higher los angeles at twenty nine degrees didn't move on through into monday that difference becomes even more exaggerated we want out across eastern areas those showers are still very much in evidence let's move into the caribbean region where for the most part weather conditions are looking pretty good i think for the bahamas to be a few showers but otherwise lot of brightness here gerri looking quite good but you'll notice heavier rain up through panama costa rica towards guatemala thought will tend to clear away as we head through into monday so bright a conditions up stage may soko city probably staying dry temperatures in the mid twenty's there are a few showers across northern parts of. south america she come south was is jerry looking drawing and fine we have seen some warm weather pushing towards bonus areas but that's going to move back south as this frontal system begins to develop so look at holly's on monday when a series of just twelve. whe

could be some flash flooding in places showers across the desert southwest became very warm weather for british columbia through into washington state seattle there temperatures into the thirty's so as we move that forecasting see how that front moves further towards the southeast during saturday and weakens but this area across the west actually intensifies and extends down into parts of texas through into the caribbean the islands for the most part are looking fine few heavy showers for cuba through towards the bahamas but otherwise with him plenty of sunshine in kingston jamaica the highs of thirty two chance of panama costa rican up towards nicaragua and a few showers still on the pacific coastline of mexico but mexico city itself expected to stay relatively dry and fine we have heavy showers across northern parts of south america but largely fine conditions further south the rain across the river plate region is clearing away the fourteen and what is areas but still rather chilly in santiago. they suspected money laundering operation but this time it was different. an accidental discovery the war. president the scale of s

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southwest area german. transit says. it's raise racial children's dental on the more to reggie come come through washington whether being a you intend is excellent. the mariners friend friends. and we are we are very grateful that was successful and germany taken. so i sent the white house and lackluster vessel numbers that's right. customs of war finance. initiations are more often in the uk mechanization gai. independent deceive the nominal many [inaudible] right right. but the syrian regime minuteman iii to use the civil defense funds grieving was last on some terrorism isolation and on monday. found. criminal radiation to be a tested another coming coming weeks. it's reason has has only sees riske fresh fresh. he says the country continues. twenty activities across cross country from from the engine jet has have slightly costs oxide. which is just about [inaudible] to sikes what's. on monday so i thought if i think in some some from. last week. in the national sympathetically president [inaudible] yeah yeah. the management. has an unplanned these they sent some so so sensible. and sense of freedom. including meeting

could be some flash flooding in places showers across the desert southwest again very warm weather for british columbia through into washington state seattle there temperatures into the thirty's so as we move that forecasting see how that front moves further towards the southeast during saturday and weakens but this area across the west actually intensifies and extends down into parts of texas through into the caribbean the islands for the most part are looking fine few heavy showers for cuba through towards the bahamas but otherwise with him plenty of sunshine kingston jamaica the highs of thirty two chance of panama costa rican up towards nicaragua and a few showers still on the pacific coastline of mexico but mexico city itself expected to stay relatively dry and fine we have heavy showers across northern parts of south america but largely fine conditions further south the rain across the river plate region is clearing away the fourteen and what is aries but still rather chilly in santiago. we headed to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we covered this story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it

we've got some rain across the west also want to showers in the desert southwest but also noteworthy here is we've got seattle in washington state there are thirty degrees higher than los angeles at twenty nine degrees didn't move on through into monday that difference becomes even more exaggerated we want it across eastern areas those showers are still very much in evidence let's move into the caribbean region where for the most part weather conditions are looking pretty good i think for the bahamas to be few showers but otherwise lot of brightness here terry looking quite good but you'll notice heavier rain up through panama costa rica towards guatemala that will tend to clear away as we head through into monday so brighter conditions up stage may saeco city probably staying dry temperatures in the mid twenty's there are a few showers across northern parts of south america. is gerry looking draw and find we have seen some warm weather pushing towards bonus areas but that's going to move back south as this frontal system begins to develop so we're looking at hard on monday and when a series of just twelve. on counting the

washington. >>> by the way, space isn't the only thing disappearing on planes lately, southwest airlines ending something a lot of passengers are used to. >>> caught on cameras, a threat in the air whipping through a major american city. >>> tonight, george clooney is on the mend after a scary crash on the italian island of sardinia, flying off his scooter after a car cut in front of him at an intersection. the 57-year-old actor was taken to the hospital in an ambulance and underwent an mri exam as a precaution and officials there say his injuries are not considered serious. >>> a jaw dropping sight in arizona, a pretty dramatic time lapse video showing a dust storm blowing through phoenix, blocking out the sun and knocking out power and grounding this is monsoon season for arizona that often brings a threat of high winds and hail and torrential rains. >>> the end of an era on southwest airlines that announced today it will stop serving peanuts august 1st due to allergy concerns. united and america no longer serve peanuts either. but if you need a snack they will still offer pretzels. >>> when

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so 6 million people at risk today, heat warnings in washington state and oregon, 93, portland a heat watch. 96. does cool offft06. desert southwest cooled off and theirefighting effortsnhan last week, but still, 104, red southward, sacramento. fresno today about 104. for many of these locations, they are going to end up with one of the hottest julys ever recorded. >> i believe it. bill, thank you. >>> fast forwarding into monday, "the wall street journal" reports the cbs board of directors will discuss allegations of sexual misconduct against les moonves. moonves says he may have mistaken advances, but never misused his position. >>> robert wilkie will be sworn in today, planning to shake things up by shuffling leadership. >>> today is national cheesecake day. we'll be right back. ♪ you got it from your parents. and they got it from theirs. it's your skin, and it can protect you from millions of things. so we're here to help you protect your skin. trained to know what works forty the health of your unique skin. walgreens. trusted since 1901. now all sun care products are buy one get one 50% off. with tough food, your dentures may

southwest pakistan. expose outgoing president has told a visiting u.s. secretary of state that washington is quickly re-unite families there were separated at the us mexico border emigration top the agenda of a meeting between maicon peo and enrique pena nieto leading a delegation that includes trump's son in law and white house senior adviser cherry questioner among others and the u.s. secretary of state later met mexico's president elect entres manuel lopez obrador the united states is committed to making measurable progress that ensures the security on both sides of the border americans must be able to see improvements to better protect our national sovereignty in the safety of our local communities. that was the importance of the border issue in each of the conversations today a lot america has more from mexico city. it was an unprecedented meeting just two weeks after i. was elected president of mexico we understand that it was the white house that took the initiative to send four of its top officials here to mexico city to meet with the president elect that underscores the importanc

we've got some rain across the west also want to showers in the desert southwest but also noteworthy here is we've got seattle in washington state there are thirty degrees higher in los angeles at twenty nine degrees didn't move on through into monday that difference becomes even more exaggerated we want it across eastern areas those showers are still very much in evidence let's move into the caribbean region where for the most part weather conditions are looking pretty good i think for the bahamas to be few showers but otherwise lot of brightness here terry looking quite good but you'll notice heavier rain up through panama costa rica towards guatemala that will tend to clear away as we head through into monday so brighter conditions up stage may saeco city probably staying dry temperatures in the mid twenty's there are a few showers across northern parts of south america become south was is jerry looking draw and find we have seen some warm weather pushing towards bonus areas but that's going to move back south as this frontal system begins to develop so we're looking at high as on monday and when a series of just twelve

could be some flash flooding in places showers across the desert southwest became very warm weather for british columbia through into washington state seattle there temperatures into the thirty's so as we move that forecasting see how that front moves further towards the southeast during supper and weakens but this area across the west actually intensifies and extends down into parts of texas through into the caribbean the islands for the most part are looking fine few heavy showers for cuba through towards the bahamas but otherwise with him plenty of sunshine kingston jamaica the highs of thirty two chance of panama costa rican up towards nicaragua and a few showers still on the pacific coastline of mexico but mexico city itself expected to stay relatively dry and fine we have heavy showers across northern parts of south america but largely fine conditions further south the rain across the river plate region is clearing away the fourteen and what is areas but still rather chilly in santiago. young men join and she bad in the battle for somalia. many never return. to try to understand. from the north and with. every armed atta

way down towards miami we want to cross desert southwest a one or two showers around the pacific northwest looking fine lovely day in seattle in washington state with highs of twenty nine. the weather sponsored by cattle waste. i really felt liberated as a journalist love to get into the truth a little i would love for this job to. al-jazeera . hello and welcome to this al-jazeera news live from doha that is coming up in the next sixty minutes israel says it's intercepted a syrian military jet over the golan heights but serious says the plane was targeted and in so nasa space. dozens of people are feared dead hundreds are reported missing in laos after a dam collapses. at least sixty people are killed in wildfires near the greek capital as the government declares a state of emergency. working through stigma the new laws in senegal aimed at getting more people with disabilities into work. and joining with the day's sport is exactly two years to go until the twenty twenty one pick games in tokyo the construction delays in the current heat ways of creating headaches for organizers. but first israel says it shot down a syrian jet that it cla

washington. syrian and russian forces are pressing ahead with their offensive to capture the southwest of the country launching hundreds of air strikes on rebel held areas now the u.n. says the fighting is putting the lives of three quarters of a million civilians at risk about three hundred twenty thousand people have been displaced since syria and russia began their offensive in the iraq and queen three provinces more than two weeks ago sixty thousand displaced people are camped out a jordanian border crossing and thousands more along the border with the israeli occupied golan heights jordan says it's got syrian rebel negotiators back to the table with russia the talks collapsed on weapons state prompting the escalation in fighting as in a hold on our explains from beirut rebels indeed have province say they are ready to fight to the death but at the same time they say they are ready to return to the negotiating table several rounds of talks to end the fighting and restore government will in the southern province peacefully failed jordanian mediation has yet again succeeded in bringing the warring

thank you very much. [ applause ] you in the american southwest that >>> sunday night on q and a, freelance journalist tom dunkel on his washington post magazine article locked and loaded for the lord. on the sons of the late reverend. sun yung moon and their church in newfoundland pennsylvania. >> what is going on at sanctuary church in pennsylvania is a co-mingling of a lot of undercurrents in the country of religion, politics and guns. to a degree, we haven't seen before, it is been a small church, there is no question about that. sean has a worldwide following, my guess would be maybe 200 people in the congregation total up in pennsylvania. 500 to 1000 worldwide. in these days you can follow a church on youtube, all of the sermons are webcast every week. but it is that co-mingling of passion in america and what does this say about us as a culture, and is there any precursor to what we might see, when you let the genie out of the bottle of mixing guns and religion, in almost any society it has been problematic. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. tom dun on his washington post magazine article, lost and loaded fo

people across the country from the pacific northwest and the southwest, and the south, they are bringing folks across the country to washington to descend on congress and the administration to say you need to take poverty seriously. here is an example. this is probably the most famous caravan that brought people to d.c., the mule train. a classic symbol of southern poverty, of black and white sharecropping in particular. a couple pieces of the culture. one of the rallies that happens later. what is interesting is while this becomes one of the most important symbols of the poor people's campaign, it is actually misleading because it reinforces the idea that the campaign was mostly worried about black poverty, southern poverty, and it erases the multiracial makeup you have of mexican-americans and puerto ricans and native americans and appalachian whites. all those participating in the campaign. this doesn't capture their poverty. another symbol of this was a resurrection city. i mentioned the encampment on the washington mall. this is west potomac park now. it is mostly athletic fields, softball, soccer, but this is where they

washington d.c. where we have at thirty three for the west a lot of showers here but watch out for some of them in the southwest it's so dry here that some thunder a lightning my spark off or more in the way of wildfires but further towards the south we have another storm here called barrow you can just about make it out in the eastern parts of arm up there that's working its way westwards and as it does so it's weakening but it's still going to give us some wet some windy weather as it works his way across the lesser antilles. yes and eventually across hispaniola as well so this region could expect to see some pretty stormy conditions as we head through monday and tuesday for south america plenty of sunshine through brazil but cool at the moment force one azeris. this is a story about a small village the society that inhabits it and two of its most important characters the villages and telephone and it's a mix of sheep. discovering new filmmaking talent from around the globe the find in latin america delves into this cuban michael. olea longing for the outside world cuba calling on al-jazeera. that is to tinsl

washington d.c. will be up to thirty three for the west a lot of showers here but watch out for some of them in the southwest it's so dry here that some thunder lightning my sparkle for more in the way of wildfires but for the towards the south we have another storm here called beryl you can just about make it out in the far eastern parts of our map there as working its way westwards and as it does so it's weakening but it's still going to give us some wet and windy weather and it works his way across the lesser antilles and eventually across hispania all over as well so this region could expect to see some pretty stormy conditions as we head through monday and tuesday for south america plenty of sunshine through brazil but cool at the moment force one as ari's. this is a story about a small village the society that inhabits it and two of its most important characters the village is a telephone and it's a mix of sheep. discovering new filmmaking talent from around the globe you find in latin america delves into this cuban my culture it's only lying to the outside world people calling on al-jazeera. welcome b

southwest d.c. andrf want. this year is one of the best. justin finch, news 4. >> the capesalval runs until july 29th. ticket schedules and mn the nbc washington app. searchit c fringe. >> a d.c. lawmaker wants to outlaw plastic straws in the district. a bill has en introduced to the counsel toil outlaw single use plastic straws. many switched to papertrs for environmental reasons. it could be sometime next year. landon dowdy reports on another no straw decision. gettingcan airlines rid of plastic straws and drink stirrers on flights and airport lounges. it will switch to biodegradable straws and getting rid of plastictensils and using ecofriendly flatwear. they start this month and in november they will eliminate 71,000 pounds pfstic per year. you can get a free brain freeze today. celebrating the 91st birthday by giving away free small slurp eeees. prepared to d be wait in long lines. they gave away nine million slurpees on 7-11 day each year. >> maybe a glass of wine sounds better than a slurpee,out how muchou know about the wine you are drinking? >> susan hogan is breaking down the wine buzzwords and what they mean. >> sulfites, sugars, tanins,

southwest, but check out some of these areas. right now this whole area you have 100 million people, not the count and anna in washington dc being impacted by this extreme heat. we talked about it last night, heat is the thing that is most devastating to humans. this is going to move out and this squall will start to come north. a southwest wall for the beaches by thursday and friday. by friday it will be straight up and big. so places like stinson, santa cruz will be looking at some pretty significant intervals. when i come back we will talk about the five day forecast. >>> that hot and dry weather is fueling a wildfire that has destroyed homes in southern california. the spring creek fire has exploded. it was 10% contained on monday, that is now dropped to 5%. it is burning about 50 miles north of the new mexico state line. a 52-year-old undocumented immigrant allegedly started the fire. >>> police say a nurse who was supposed to be caring for newborns was actually killing them. coming up, details about the arrest one year after police started investigating a high rate of baby deaths. you could generate your own energy, at hom

southwest d.c. and the waterfront. organizers believe it could help make this year one of fringe's best.in jufinch. >> the festival runs until july 29th. >> you can find information about tickets and great performances on the nbc washington app. search capital fringe. always an interesting tim d.c. >> great things to see. >>> 4:25. coming up, the final stra first, starbucks, now d.c. the district's pposal to cut back on plastic and how soon it could take effect. >> burning so bad, i was hurting. >> plus, burned in bed. a virginiawoman's warning that may have you thinking twice aboutg sleep with your cell phone. >>> i'm storm team 4 metebeologist chuck . you can think about getting the car washed. might as well. a low chance for rain into the weekend as well. weekend as well. it will stay on the war z2vpcz z16fz y2vpcy y16fy >>> take a livut lookde right now as we start our wednesday. we're halfway ther we're in for another day of sun and heat. it's going to be hot. good i'm eun yang.ne. >>> keep doing it. >> i am sweating like it's the end of days over here. >> it's not that hot. >> i don't know what's going on in here today. is it just me? >> it's not that hot. >> aars having hot flashes again. >> i don't know what i'm

washington d.c. will be up to thirty three for the west and lots of showers here but watch out for some of them in the southwest it's so dry here that some thunder and lightning. my sparkle for more in the way of wildfires before the towards the south we have another storm heiko barrow you can just about make it out in the eastern parts of all map that was working its way westwards and as it does so it's weakening but it's still going to give us some wet some windy weather and it worked his way across the lesser antilles and eventually across his spine yellow as well so this region could expect to see some pretty stormy conditions as we head through monday and tuesday the south america plenty of sunshine through brazil but cooler at the moment force in. the forecast for. the nature of news as it breaks a low thousands of women have reported rape and other sexual atrocities in south sudan's war rats are going to stay this figure is likely much higher with details coverage nearly fifty schools took part in the drive each one responsible for collecting a different kind of school supplies clothing from around the w

washington. we'll explain and get reaction. first, beyond our borders tonight. syrian state media says rebels in that country's southweststarted boarding buses to be transported to northwest syria after giving up their fight against government forces along the frontier with israel that evacuation will put the syrian government face to face with israel along most of its frontier. for the first time since 2011. speaking of israel, israel pummeled hamas targets in gaza today, killing four palestinians in a series of airstrikes after gunmen killed an israeli soldier near the border. the israeli military officials say a terrorist squad fired at troops. one soldier was severely injured and died. he was the first israeli military fatality in months of violence along that gaza border. a man apparently armed with a knife attacked passengers on a crowded bus today in northern germany. nine people were reported injured. one seriously. the man was eventually overpowered and arrested. authorities believe the suspect had no background in terrorism but did not talk about a motive. just some of the other stories beyond our borders toni

al-jazeera washington to pakistan where there is political chaos just weeks before the general election more than one hundred twenty people have been killed at a campaign rally in the southwest the attacks happened on the same day the former prime minister nawaz sharif arrived back in the country he was arrested on site al jazeera was restored and with the latest. even before nala story arrived in lahore on a flight from london to face justice police were responding to two attacks on political rallies on friday in which more than one hundred who were killed and many more were injured one happened in mastan in southwestern baluchistan province where islamic state says it killed a political candidate at a rally the other attack was at a rally in bonn news in the country's northwest the candidate there was not physically hurt but he was angry. they say there is a threat to our current iranian i want to ask this television channel that if you have such an information you should tell us how do you get this information and where these people come from in the middle of the violence the former pakistani prime minister flew first class to law or where federal police were waiting to t

businesses close to the city of chongqing in the southwest of the country after rains caused a major river to swell. to bend with business now in berlin and washington significantly signaling they could soft in their stances on trade mazing just on the eve of what could be a full blown trade war we've got the german chancellor today saying she's willing to talk with germany's trading partners about reducing juvies on cause is the first signs of appeasement in this trade war the u.s. ambassador to germany holding a meeting with auto executives in berlin overnight richard grinnell said the white house would be willing to accept removing all tariffs on orders if the e.u. did the same trump is time to import levies on european cars as his next move in the trade dispute but the us president is under pressure from american business leaders who say a hike on import levies would hurt them as well. kevin heitman is director of foreign trade policy and economic development at the association of german chambers of commerce and industry to explain to us what is going on behind the scenes this is very exciting we've only got two hours left leaders a scrambling a

continue to support that and you and that he leads in washington washington think that's just fine but it's not th for the pee in danville or southwest virginia or the people in the rest of virginia struggling as they lost 5 million manufacturing jobsry in this country. when a candidate stands for. the trashes danville i think we know who the elite is. you need to visit and talk with local leaders. >> we have two more questions. the next one comes to you and i want to pick up on trade. we talked about the president's policies. the most recent window they opposed pairs. cut tariffs that make up a major part of the agricultural expert business something like $361 million last year. we know you support the president's polic policy overalt with what you do specifically about the virginia farmers affected? >> you've got to get tough. if you say you are going to do something that you never do, nobody believes you anymore. it's not just democratic presidents from its republican presidents as well whose head you have to open up the market if we are going to take your good you have to take our manufacturing goods but no president up until now

surprise al-jazeera washington donald trump invited me to put in a vow to work together to secure israel's border with syria syrian government forces pushing further into the southwest that up province which borders the israeli occupied golan heights mohammad jump to is the latest. troops loyal to syrian president bashar assad are targeting rebel positions in the deadlock countryside as the bombs fall on the town of tel how-to in the western part of the province and government forces try to recapture a strategic killed and push into neighboring. rebel fighters and their family members meanwhile have been leaving southern city on buses bound for opposition held areas in northern syria syrian state television has been broadcasting video of these buses which it says are carrying the fighters and their relatives. well many are being evacuated from there are others are being displaced thousands of families have fled to nearby when a threat and humanitarian concerns are growing aid workers have set up tents and are distributing food but they say much more is needed and most of it is we cannot afford to cover the needs of the influx of i.d.p.'s who arrive in huge numbers w

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washington, d.c. how about the heat from texas through the southwest.n people under heat advisories, warning or watches. dangerous heat from texas into the southwest. we get hotter in the west throughout the middle of the week. still dealing with heavy rain and flooding on the east coast. by end of the week, lingering showers but slow improvement. we are dangerously hot in the midwest, one of the hottest we have seen in areas like portland, oregon. keep the umbrella handy. you may need a rotation of umbrellas throughout the week. you are watching "morning joe." we will be right back. how can we say when you book direct at choicehotels.com you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com it's a high-tech revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep.

washington d.c. the united nations says more than a quarter of a million syrians have now been displaced by the government's offensive to retake their a province of the country's southwest jorgen this set to hold talks with syria's ally russia this week in the hope of paving the way for a ceasefire said hota has this report. syrians plea as front lines continue to shift in that our province the united nations says two hundred seventy thousand people have already been uprooted during the syrian government's military offensive now in its third week there remain in towns under opposition control are being battered by air strikes and shelling and the fear is an escalated military campaign now that talks collapse was done and there is a military escalation to pressure the rebel factions to accept the russian military is going dishes to on the assault those conditions are he relating for the opposition they just want them to give up everything after years of psych revises they can't accept that. the opposition delegation involved in talks with the russian military which were mediated by jordan formally pulled out of negotiations it's not clear if all rebel commanders support

washington. >>> still to come, a creative protest against the gentrification of san francisco, the artist who is literally baying the streets with gold. >> just how bad is the heat in the desert southwest right now? ask this roadrunner and he will tell you he is not a fan. east of danville. a resident who lives in the area tells us: firefighters appear to be >>> we've got an update on that 70-acre fire burns in the hills east of danville. firefighters appear to be getting it under control. it broke out about 4:30 this afternoon on bruce drive. at one point it was threatening homes and livestock in the area, but at this point there's no word on any damage. we will keep an eye on it. >>> we have been reporting a lot lately on the state of san francisco streets and most of the news has been fairly unsavory. >> but in some spots the streets are actually turning to gold. cbs news reporter john blackstone on the art project that's also a protest of gentrification. >> reporter: as the cost of living soars in san francisco, megan sweet plans to make a few dollars with a garage sale before moving out for good. >> i've been in san francisco since the '70s and it was a wonderful place to be in my

washington for a meeting in the fall. polls are closed across pakistan international election across a third straight government there. it ended after suicide bombing in the southwest across the rest of pakistan was peaceful. dr. larry said he was assaulted in may after the release of -- in federal prison. lawyers disclosed the result, a motion seeking he will be resentenced by a different judge for molesting young athletes. emotions do not specify the nature of the assault. is serving a 60 year child pornography sentence at the u.s. penitentiary in tucson, arizona. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tick tock on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet? scarlet: we are keeping and i on capitol hill speaking before the senate foreign relations committee on russia. the president's meeting with vladimir putin and an update on north korean discussions. we are bringing in paul barrett, deputy director for human rights at the school of business. paul is the co-author of a new entitled combating russian disinformation, the case for stepping up the fight online. we know blo

people to leave southwest virginia and that is all because of you, it is all because of you and chuck schumer and president obama and anybody else who you take orders from from the washington elites. you betrayed the very people from whom you ask their support. and now we have a president of the u.s. has promised to do something about it and he has by relieving the unnecessary call regulations and what we have seen is an increase in the price of metallurgical coal. where the business is booming once again, jobs are coming back, hope is coming back to southwest virginia and to the coal industry. we have a president who is willing to keep his promises and stand up for the people who are burdened instead of taking orders from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. you also betrayed the people in danville. you said you would support the textile industry and you agreed with these agreements that hurt them and then lectured them like you are lecturing the people of west virginia on coal. a >> make it nasty, make it up. go visit the ikea plant. go visit other advanced manufacturing facilities that i worked on. i know that you have not. go see the virginia city coal plant in wise county

southwest power. notably, all of these markets expenses are being driven by decisionsat the regional, state and local level , not in washington. as the resource mix has evolved over the past decade, the commissions work to ensure that markets provide service at fair and reasonable rates. we've taken steps fair to all resources, this would be new technology like wind, solar and demand response to storage. we've worked to ensure resilience by increasing compensation to resources online in extreme weather including base resources. in the energy market, we worked on a number of steps since 2014 to improve price formation. another issue we focused on extensively in recent year is the interplay between ferc jurisdictional markets and state policies. it's in the eastern markets that regulated the regulated the generation and demand capacity markets to ensure resource adequacy. there's a tension between state resources and specific resources in the operation of the market to select and pay other market-based resources needed for resource adequacy. i believe it's important we allow for tailored regional solutions that seek to have tha

washington, d.c. feels like 90 already at this hour. and there are heat advisories and warnings all the way from augusta, maine to imperial, california. that heat in the southwest plus the low humidities and high winds just sabotaging the fire. wildfires raging. north of san francisco, walls of flames scorching the hills. the county fire now only 5% contained charring more than 60,000 acres, and get this, it is burning an average of 1,000 acres an hour since it started saturday. >> the fire is moving faster than we can get a handle on it. >> the smoke and ash spreading over the san francisco bay, wineries under voluntary evacuation. >> it's scary to watch. flames everywhere. >> reporter: in colorado the spring creek fire burned more than 100 homes and in utah the dollar ridge fire ballooning to 30,000 acres, five times its original size in one day. up to 300 homes there evacuated. so the heat in the southwest is actually blossoming even more. i want to take you to the maps where we see those excessive heat watches in place from southern california to phoenix which today will only go to 108. by the end of the week could see its hottest temperature of the season

southwest, record highs continue in texas. that's what's going on around the country. yhere's what's happening r neck of the woods.ba >>> good friday morning. temperatures are in the 70s for most of the area now. degrees washington8 for a high. sunny, low humidity. a beautiful end to the week, but it's not going to last. eekend we have rain moving in. here's your planner for tomorrow. we have a high chance of rain as we go throughout the day with high temratures in the upper 70s. sunday we have another high rain chance, mainly in theafternoon, and that continues all through nexteek. >> announcer: t citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> ande are just moments away from the start of a fun friday concert on the plaza from charlie puth, but first, how this, talented young man became an international hmaker. ♪ charlie puth is a true singer-songwriter, writing andry producing e song on his latest album, "voice notes," which has been streamed more than 3 billion times worldwide. his unique voice matching his unique style of making music. h♪ that i write songs. ♪ i'll tell you all about it when i see you again ♪ >> puth burst onto the music scene in 201 with the hit song "see you again."