any public comment regarding line item 3, the sparks report? just for reference, the -- hearing no public comment, the sparks report named after former commission president teresa sparks, 'cause we're trying to keep up with all the general department orders and changes. we've dealt with things on an emergency basis with the department of general orders because it's become an issue. what we're trying to do recently is we're trying to mirror the reforms that were requested by the u.s. department of justice. obviously if they think it's a priority then we've been prioritizing those. with reference to serious incident review board, commissioner dejesus is right. we both have sat on that, and actually it's getting a little more robust, i have to tell you the last couple of times. there's been some discussion thanks to the participation of the d.p.a., well, how would this look under the new department order? i have to tell you there's been more questioned being asked by the members of the command staff. that is important that we do look at that becau

. >>> a fire sparks up on an attraction at the state fair. what caused a malfunction, after the break. >>> later in sports, tiger woods hunts down the competition at the business -- british open championship. >>> and the bears weather pattern has been quite -- bay area weather pattern has been quiet all weekend long. i'll have your forecast after the break. >>> it was a pretty historic night on many levels tonight. the a's winning in dramatic fashion in the bottom of the 11th, 4-3 over the san francisco giants. 4 hours and 4 minutes of baseball played tonight. here is something you don't see every day. look over my shoulder here. mount davis even opened up tonight. you know, this rivalry is really something special, this bay bridge series, and of course it's even enough to divide some families here that we spoke with today. >> when the a's and giants get together for are the bay bridge series, you can always expect a party. >> serve right here! family! it's all love, man! >> u.s. all love! while we -- it's all love! why can't we just hang out

the excepts immediately sparked outrage. zuckerberg later issued a statement saying he did not intend to defend holocaust deniers. >>> google is slapped with a fine, abusing their power in the mobile phone market. jesse gary speaks out about the $1.5 million fine. >> reporter: for a company making billions of dollars yearly, a fine is just a nick. levying a $5 billion fine. you practices to submit market positions in interfete search. >> google have been abusive on how they provide. four out of five cell phones use google's android cell phones. >> it must put an effective end to this contact within 90 days. >> it had move is an attempt by the eu. >> they are concerned concerned about privacy, tax issues, just about overreaching. their perceived overreach of power. this is just the latest and most extreme example of the u.s. tech company being hit by anti-competition regus.ti >> while google could ow40% of year's profits, it will appeal, which shag on for years. they want them to abandon preloading, their web browsers, apps,

but the problem is that it does not have the cinematic spark that it should have.hing like frankenstein, that is kind of difficult. it has had a rough time with the critics, rather unfairly. it is solid, and inventive. it takes liberties, but that is perfectly fine. what movie like this doesn't? but, the main thing is, i wish that it would jump off the screen a little bit more, as it is, it seems solid and interesting, with committed performances, but just lacked that crucial spark of life, no pun intended! but there was a pun! you got it in anyway. all right, the first purge. you have already suggested that i am not the target demographic for this one. the thing about the purge movies as they become more successful than anybody thinks. they have come to the trump era social political setting. this is about the the first purge being set up. it is an experiment in lawlessness. one evening of law not applying, to see if the nation can come to terms with its demons. they are doing it in an era of poor african—americans who they imagine will turn on each other, and whe

this bobcat is sparking safety concerns in a neighborhood in kansas. neighbors say it's unusual to see big cats roaming the area in the middle of the day. reporter, pat mcgonigle explains why bobcats are not sleeping at night. voice of gary puhl/saw bobcat: "i've never seen one that big." a pretty big bobcat, in broad daylight.it has people like gary puhl, in leawood's hallbrook neighborhood, talking.gary puhl/saw bobcat: "if i was face-to-face with that i would be afraid i would not want to approach it." someone posted this pic to the nextdoor app, and several other nearby neighbors said they also spotted the bobcat, in the middle of the day.gary puhl/saw bobcat: "but this particular one seems to be prowling during the day and that's got people concerned that it's getting kind of bold and brazen."carla lewis/leawood animal control officer: "we started getting some phone calls where we explain to people that we do have bobcats in the city of leawood it's a common occurrence not always, to see them."leawood's animal control officer says people generally

this is the daily news coming to you live from berlin soaring temperatures spark blazes a bold the arctic circle sweden is facing its most serious wildfires in decades prompting its government to seek help from other european nations it's time to change to plain clothes speak to an expert on extreme weather. drowning in plot saying we need people in dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge. on germany's focal association is heavily under fire following the national team's poor worldcom performance by munich chairman crowd times home and negotiating the german football team is being brought in by holmes on the church. a record breaking heat wave is keeping parts of europe on high alert sweden is one of the countries most affected by saying its worst wildfires in decades more than fifty blazes are torching far is mostly in central and western sweden and also above the arctic circle no people have been reports harmed both large scale evacuations have been taking place the flames are being found by some of the hottest and driest weather there in a century j

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but the problem is that it does not have the cinematic spark that it ought to have.ething like frankenstein, that is kind of difficult. it has had a slightly rough time with the critics, i think, rather unfairly so. i think it's solid, and inventive. it takes certain liberties, but that is perfectly fine. what kind of movie like this doesn't do that? but, the main thing is, i wish that it would jump off the screen a little bit more, as it is, it seems solid and interesting, with committed performances, but just lacked that crucial spark of life, no pun intended! but there was a pun! there was anyway, yes. you got it in anyway. all right, the first purge. you have already suggested that i am not the target demographic for this one. the weird thing about the purge movies is they become much more successful than anybody thinks. now we've got to the prequel. they have become this sort of trump—era socio—political chiller. this is about the the first purge being set up by the new founding fathers, who are supported by the nra. the purge is an experiment in lawlessness — o

news, the retirement of mesut ozil has sparked racism. tell us more.hose accusations coming from mesut ozil, of turkish background. he has announced his retirement after he posted this picture of him posing with the turkish president during a rally by the turkish leader a few months ago. it was his right to post the picture but it is our right to criticize him for the content. it has sparked a question of whether sports players can be apolital or can they be ical. to think such a photo could not be political is naive. >> what are the opinion pages saying? >> the german tabloid was pretty harsh. he has accused the german ,ootball federation of racism of scapegoating him for the dismal world cup campaign. i am german when we win, i am immigrant when we lose. that claim is self-pity and nonsense. it is invented by him to portray himself as a victim of racial injustice. another paper is critical, a bit more restrained, saying he has overstepped his mark and that he could be setting a precedent for young german turks who look up to him. he is getting some s

the uk government sparks a political row, saying it won't object to the execution of two islamic stateuspects if they're convicted in america. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: we report on how victims of natural disasters in south east asia face a rise in sexual and gender based violence. and extreme weather is taking it's toll in australia's new south wales. 99% of new south wales is either in drought, drought onset or on drought watch. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8:00am in singapore, midnight in london and 8:00am in beijing, where chinese officials have a battle on their hands to control public anger after the revelations that one of the country's major pharmaceutical firms has been selling sub—standard vaccines. stocks in chinese medicine and biotech companies have tumbled. worried parents are rushing to hospitals to see if their children's vaccinations are valid. it is just the latest in a string of food ands drug scandals in china. here's stephen mcdonell in beijing china is in the midst

. >>> fireworks sparked the grant fire in alameda county.t started just days after the fourth of july. investigators say a teenager was playing with fireworks on the side of the road when it sparked a small grass fire that grew. the fire grew so much it shut down 580 in both directions for several hours. 480 acres burned. the teen did turn himself in to police. the sheriff office now pushing for prosecution. >>> it's considered the most prestigious award given to an african-american. tonight, former mayor willie brown was the recipient. and former president bill clinton was there to honor him. this was the naacp convention held in san antonio. mayor brown received the spin garn metal, an award for the noblist achievement by an african-american. the two-term mayor of san francisco is regarded as the most influential black politician of the 20thpredent c mayor brown perfectly. >> it's hard to think of him without a smile on your face and a spring in your step. he's the youngest 84-year-old man i know. and he will never shut up and sit down. >>

cal fire said today an electric fence sparked the fire. the fire is expected to be fully contained by thursday. >>> a former tesla employee accused of sabotage by ceo elon musk is taking his fight to the feds. the fired technician martin trip has reportedly filed a complaint with the securities and exchange is l used dangerous batteries in its cars. sla fired trip last month and sued him for allegedly hacking into the company's computersyst. in e-mails elon musk told trip he should be ashamed of himself and he was a horrible human being >>> peninsula congresswoman jackie speier is undergoing surgery tomorrow. her office isn't saying what kind of surgery. she'll be recovering at her home in san mateo company. she's represented the 14th district since 2008. >>> first responders at yosemite honored for putting their lives on the line. you might recall back in september tons of rocks slid down the face of el capitan and killed a man. first responders rushed into the rock fall zone to rescue climbers. three rescuers arrived first on the scene,

it was this drawing that we see now that sparked the outrage. a picture of netanyahu taking a selfie but remastered to ref george orwell's "animal farm." all animals are equal but some more than others. it's not the orwell reference to power and privilege that sparked the outrage, rather the fact that pigs are considered impure in judaism. the jerusalem report which published the original cartoon said it wouldn't work with the cartoonist anymore. but since then there has been a wave of public support. crowd funding page has been opened. and another journalist resigned from the paper in protest. >> i'm not sure film' reading this right, but we're going to gypt with a strange story of impersonation. >> yes, two imposstors were found out thanks to a visitor at the cairo zoo who noticed that paint was dripping off one of the zebras. upon closer inspection, it turns out the zebra was a donkey on which stripes had been painted by the zoo managers. experts promptly confirmed this online saying the snout of the zebra is black and ears much shorter. but

young democratic socialist alexandria cortez sparking outrage for attacking israel.te struggling to defend comments calling them, quote, occupiers of palestine. >> you used the term the occupation of palestine. >> what i meant is the settlement where palestinians are experiencing difficulties. >> can you expand on that? >> i'm not the expert on geopolitics. >> of it tough to watch. we want to know if this is a final left should back off their glowing endorsement? send your comments on facebook, twitter and instagram and you can share them throughout the show. rob: the good, the bad and the ugly. >> we left off, the newest driver. what does the future hold? let's just say we have a few ideas. >> the brewery using artificial intelligence to make your beer taste better using sensors and analyze the flavors, that is cool. jillian: a gas station in orlando, a man sent flying off the hood of a car, his wife was acting in self-defense and thrown off the car, wasn't seriously hurt. >> trying to beat a drawbridge on her bike, this was not her moment. the watergate, lights fla

does this i think this what's happened here is pretty miraculous the spark which one clone described was left for dead has now been brought back to life from the united states it's become an important cultural site at the heart of europe to offer to a binational us go heritage site go back to. its focal point is the new council. inside a permanent exhibition provides insights into the light footprints how monthan pichler must go on. a broken eccentric and the torrijos rake whose only lifelong passion was the spark today it draws over two hundred thousand visitors per year and. back to good square even the train station is an eye catcher. the art nouveau building is one of many local landmarks. two and a half hours by train and you are in broad swath formally known as we can slow a poll the city with a german past but unlike gurlitz breslau was destroyed during the second world war but the city has slowly recovered over the time and today the broad swath is a young at modern city. roth's wild as poland's fourth largest population center its wide range of cultural activities has begun

off one another and suddenly there is a different kind of language striking sparks off of the boy.e versa. there is a transformation of sorts which we will talk about later. but, how did you get inside the head of this angry, damaged, profane boy? because his voice has an authentic feel to it. it never flags, it is there from the beginning of the book to the end. how did you do that? it is tricky. well, i did not get into his head, he got into mine. it was... it was an inconvenient flash of inspiration, i suppose. i was writing another book entirely, but this scene where his father is killed just arrived in my head unbidden. and actually unwelcome because i was... it was distracting. it had nothing to do with what i was right in the middle of at that day. but it was so vivid and i wanted to see where it went, literally. i tried to go back to my novel for a couple of weeks and realise that i had been derailed by this intervention and followed the hate of that voice to see where it was going. and to keep it real, it felt real to me. i knew it was a confection because i am a novelist.

later this year sparking indignation in the american media. based. to washington top spy in the united states he doesn't know how is that possible that the president of the united states is in writing for a second in a couple of months in the fall over at the white house. the bodies of more than twelve hundred civilians are found in mass graves in the syrian city of iraq amid claims that they are the victims of coalition air strikes. are broadcasting live director of this is r t international and certainly glad to have you with us right after a day of massive air strikes on hamas positions in gaza by the israeli air force both sides have agreed to a cease fire that's according to a hamas spokesman. has details on how the attacks unfolded. massive airstrikes some of the biggest since the last war back in two thousand and fourteen earlier we did hear from the country's defense minister avigdor lieberman he threatened a large and painful military operation he said that israel would go to war if the kites and balloons that are constantly flown from gaza

but the problem is that it does not have the cinematic spark that it should have.with something like frankenstein, that is kind of difficult. it has had a rough time with the critics, rather unfairly. it is solid, and inventive. it takes liberties, but that is perfectly fine. what movie like this doesn't? but the main thing is, i wish that it would jump off the screen a little bit more, as it is, it seems solid and interesting, with committed performances, but just lacked that crucial spark of life, no pun intended! but there was a pun! you got it in anyway. all right, the first purge. you have already suggested that i am not the target demographic for this one. the thing about the purge movies is they become more successful than anybody thinks. now we have got to the prequel. they have come to the trump era social political setting. this is about the the first purge being set up. it is an experiment in lawlessness. one evening of law not applying, to see if the nation can come to terms with its demons. they are doing it in an area of poor african—americans who the

opinion about presidential power is also sparking debate. >> if the president does something dastardly the impeachment process is available. >> justice kavanaugh is way that extremes. >> democrats alone can't scuttle the nomination. they will need the help of moderate republicans. >> it is really premature for me to render a judgement. >> republicans will put pressure on moderate democrats in states that president trump won in 2016. >>> california senator has been a vocal critic of trump's nominee and calling him a fundamental threat. >>> if you are a young woman in america, or you care about a young woman in america. pay attention to this. because it will forever change your life, and the bottom line here is one individual on this court makes a difference. >> state senators join chuck schummer and others at the capital today. they are expecting it kavanaugh to answer tough questions. this morning called silicon val ey rising is blaming google for the homeless ness rates. the group said it could bring in thousand of new employees and then lead to more evictions. >> so we are encouragin

and the spark of this unrest is still a blazing gaza the palestinians want the border fence to come down more than one hundred forty of them have died in protest against it since march. and israel wants palestinians to stop sending cots attached to molotov cocktails over the border they've triggered fires in the country south with daisy she's unresolved this coming gaza remains on the. us president donald trump has his house against his former lawyer michael cohen after reports of a taped conversation between the two over payments to a playboy model trump tweeted that koreans actions in making the recording were illegal and heard of u.s. media say f.b.i. agents found the tapes during the raid on cohen's office. a headline grabbing end to another headline grabbing week for the u.s. president as trump departed for a weekend of golf journalist shots of questions about the tape now in the possession of the f.b.i. it was secretly recorded by his former lawyer michael cohen trump has now hit back on twitter saying it's inconceivable that a lawyer would tape a client totally unheard of and perh

a piece of equipment that sparks the power supply. they were trying to get it back to the maintenance facility which didn't make it. >> we had an arc and it just happened in a place that we didn't want it to happen. >> reporter: the workers scrambled to turn off what appear to be propane tanks below and make sure the sparks didn't ignite anything else. >> what the heck is going on up there and i hope everybody is okay on the tram. >> reporter: this is not the first problem with the tramment at the state fair in july of 2013, another electrical problem on the monorail brought it to a screening halt. live copter 3 was headed over as three dog passengers had to be plucked from the stuck tram. a dangling wire was bramed then. osha found at the time of the incident the employees did not have sufficient u understanding of the equipment and the back- up power supply. this time no one was hurt and struck. the track ride originally designed back in the 1960s today became an attraction for the wrong reasons. kevin oliver. >> and i bet it was ho

elections that sparked outrage certainly last friday u.s. prosecutors indicted twelve russian spies by hacking cheering that election lobel menace to president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today there was no collusion at all everybody knows it but that contradicts mounting evidence against russia the intelligence community that has confirmed russian intervention you've got the social media companies facebook twitter you tube confirming russian interference you have all of our partner countries for around europe confirming russian intervention. in an interview off to his meeting with trump putin said u.s. politics was to blame it is absolutely an interest i'm not interested in this issue when it is single bit it's the internal political games of the united states leading to a mission you were talking of games and it was to football that the russian president turned to having trumped the full was in his court which is growing number of critics believe that it is the u.s. president who has dropped the ball. all right we

neither accepted nor declined the invitation the decision to invite putin to the us has once again sparked outrage among western media outlets. man that even president trump now says interfered in u.s. democracy invited to the white house and now the president has apparently doubled down he's been inviting him to washington so let's collude again that we did last top spy in the united states he doesn't know how is that possible that the president of the united states is inviting putin for a second summit in a couple of months in the fall over at the white house because the president he works for is donald trump white house press secretary said of sourness confirmed the invitation officially on twitter. in helsinki president of the united states agreed to go in working level dialogue between the two security council staffs president trump asked john bolton to invite president putin to washington in the fall and those discussions already on the way we have the announcement from sarah huckabee sanders the white house press secretary this comes in the aftermath of quite a bit of media hysteria

rejection of migrants who have registered in other you states at the border which would then have sparked the german chancellor having to dismiss him now it was seen as a given and we heard that in background briefings as well with the c.s.u. that if it was to be dismissed the whole party would consider itself dismissed and that would have sparked a government crisis now by offering his own resignation is now turn the table on this dynamic really because that raises a lot of questions what that would mean if he by his own decision would decide to leave he talked about the issue of political credibility he clearly feels that his credibility is on the line over this very issue of being able to reject migrants at the border but also angela merkel's credibility is on the line she from day one sought a european wide approach her hand was forced by hospital for two weeks ago when she agreed to then strive for a whole series of bilateral multilateral agreements so she did meet him a bit of the way now and now it looks like the war for my. to have lost the out of power struggles that also among s

the march attack on the script falls british politicians were quick to point the finger at moscow sparking the biggest western expulsion of russian diplomats since the cold war but there is still no confirmation yet as to how a deadly nerve agent ended up on the streets in a usually quiet corner of southern england on the silver al-jazeera. at least ninety people have been killed and dozens more are missing in japan after three straight days of torrential rains evacuation orders are in place twenty two million people and multiple landslide warnings have been issued a large scale rescue operation is underway prime minister shinzo described it as a race against the flow and as a response he's the law is in tokyo with the latest. indeed the pictures we have been showing very huge tragedy happening there the problem with that is that. in the countryside with maybe not over three. months in a geography and this means that. companies defense forces want discussed there was one thousand troops have been to class through the areas that means that it's difficult for them to be patient to help the p

. >> it's believed it was sparked by an illegal campfire. colorado has six big wildfires burning at this hour. authorities say there are nine in new mexico and at least another six each in utah and california. a state of emergency has been declared in utah where one fire has destroyed dozens of homes. the governor says everyone needs to use common sense so more fires don't start. >> only do a campfire in a designated campground. don't leave fires unattended. be careful with fireworks. >> thousands of homes in the fire zones are under mandatory evacuation orders this holiday morning including areas about 70 miles north where nearly 115 e . there's no telling when residents will be allowed back into their homes. meantime, precautions are being taken because of the oppressive heat wave ahead of july 4th celebrations. in boston, huge fans were put in place to keep crowds cool. the heat in philadelphia believed responsible for knocking out power to a commuter train. >> stuck on train now for almost two hours, and it's probably about 120 degrees o

the missed deadline sparking protests across the country.ats- protestsefren olivares/texas civil rights project: we don't know the circumstances of all the cases, but at least our clients, at least the ones we have been able to locate in central america. they did need not to be deported without their children. it was back on june 26th that a federal judge in california ordered a halt to most family separations and mandated a july 10th deadline to reunite children under 5 -- along with thursday's july 26th deadline to reunite áall remaining children.sen. jeff merkley/(d) oregon: so the separation itself was a horrific dark act. but then the administration didn't track the children and parents so it's having an enormously difficult time reuniting the families. jeff sessions/attorney general/ wcvb: we need congress to deal with the immigration question. there are loopholes in our laws and we need that are being exploited and we need to get them focused. in washington i'm omar jimenez (ken) facebook just had the biggest wipeout in stock market h

is that shocked the world and helped spark the civil rights movement 60 years ago. author of the book shares all his material with the fbi last year including recordings of interviews with a white woman acknowledging she was not truthful in her original testimony decades ago but he has a harsh word for the trump administration. >> a deep irony, appalling, the hypocrisy, that jeff sessions and donald trump would pretend to care about african-american children, about a black boy murdered in 1955. shannon: let's talk to jian oh caldwell. the author had enough information the justice department says we have new data we are going to dive into again. he doesn't trust they will do a good job with it. >> mlk said justice anywhere is justice everywhere. this is deep and personal to me because the material was in chicago and i've got to be honest and transparent with our audience that is a youth i was told about the story and one of the things i was told in a number of other young people in the same community where told you have to be cautious with your interactions with whit

a brazilian appeals court has sparked a legal route by ruling that former president luis. be released from prison serving a twelve year sentence for corruption the judge who presided over the original case says the judge who ordered his release lacks the authority to do so. the leaders of ethiopia and eritrea are holding historic peace talks in the eritrean capital asmara it's the first time leaders of the regional adversaries have come face to face in nearly two decades of diplomatic thaw to and a border war that has claimed tens of thousands of lives. japanese officials believe at least seventy six people have died due to flooding and landslides in the west of the country trench downpours have wrecked havoc in the region prompting evacuation orders for about two million people or kastor save the situation is extremely dangerous. thousands of displaced syrians are returning home to the southern province of daraa after russia brokered a cease fire between the government and rebels the deal has reached after weeks of bombardment by russian backed syrian forces daraa is seen

out of control wildfires above the arctic circle sweden is struggling to contain historic wildfires sparked by soaring temperatures the government now turning for help to other european nations is climate change the culprit will ask an expert plus to the grounding in plastic we need people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge and germany's football association is heavily under fire following the new national team's or world cup performance all by munich chairman carl hynes there romanek it claims german football is being run by quote amateurs. on land iraq thanks for your company everyone what we start off with a scorching heat wave that is spreading across of all places sweden with devastating effects well this nordic country more used to dealing with snow is battling historic wildfires that are showing little sign of letting up and that's prompted the swedish government to ask other european countries for help and getting the fires under control. it's terribly hot and terribly dry with hardly any rain for weeks across much of northern europe

end two weeks of bloodshed in the gaza strip all this comes after a day of deadly clashes on friday sparked by the killing of an israeli soldier israel hasn't commented on the cease fire but so far the truce appears to be wholly . again smoke rises over gaza on friday the israeli defense forces struck dozens of targets using both jets and tanks four were killed in the latest strikes three of them hamas militants the fourth a civilian this latest bombing campaign followed the death of an israeli soldier shot dead by palestinians not by. trying to be balanced and responsible but hamas as leaders of forcing it into a situation in which we have no choice but to embark on a broad and painful military operation. the limits. since light march the gaza strip has been rocked by weekly protests against a decade long israeli egyptian blockade in the ensuing months israeli forces have killed over one hundred forty palestinians with gunfire an extra x. friday sniper attack was the first death of an israeli soldier in the same period. as tensions escalate talk of all out war hangs in the air. that would

there's the weatherront that will spark off showers later today.nd behind it, we get a couple of days without the sfling humidity here. late tonight, into thursday and friday, reall nice weather coming our way. this first little cluster of showers near charleston, west virginia, is the leading edge of what will become ourng increa chances for rain today. a dry start this morning. as early as between noon and 2:00, showers are likely to get goingalong the shenandoah valley. and the most likely time for that, through the i-95 corridor, between 3:0000 and p.m. once you get past 7:00 or later, the rain chances dry up. the game starts at 8:00. probably will have some rain to deal with before 8:00. but once you get past 8:00, i think things will dry outuite a bit. we go back down to a 0% chance for rain tomorrow. your pool day today? not the best to be out at the pool. it will be a hot one. around 92. and the rain chance stands at 80%. temperatures and humidityforop the next couple of days. wednesday, thursday, friday, highs in the upper s. overnight low

has died following a helicopter crash in williamsbuia, virg the chopper slammed into town ire s and sparked a yesterday. the scene isn't far from the scene of william and mary. officials will be at the scene trying to determine what caused the crash. >>> montgomery county detectives think this man is linked to crimes. they have used the dna to create e composite photos of what he would look like. the man raped a woman in 1989 aandttacked another in 1994. that same year he made a major change. >>> the area will be closed to traffic and pedestrians for the year. we have news on that closure coming up. >> president trump will announce his choice for the u.s. supreme court justice. nbc news confirms the president has not ruled out any of the kond tats. he appears to be looking at two of them. more how this will impact the courts in a live report from capitol hill in about ten minutes. >>> new this morning, the counting is done in the race for montgomery county executives.80 only votes separate our council member. mark elrich has a lead over david blair. the final count won't be certified until