turning now to japan and the destruction in tokyo squire to make good on neighborhood started up in the 1950 is it cold itself the world's 1st ever found a site museum and boasts a collection that really gets under your skin. it's the stuff of nightmares. busy busy busy busy hungry creatures lurking inside feeding upon your flesh. busy busy busy and this museum shows you just how parasites do it. busy busy busy busy to meet up with the artist of all this thing aren't that many people who have actually seen a parasite that injects you know. here we have various human and animal parasites and people most likely view them as writ well interesting creatures. that's why they come here to see them. in the cool of the us. photo ops are also part of the drop. this world of creepy crawlies isn't instagram or spirit ice and now a must see stop for foreign tourists. over 300 parasites are on display here selected from over 60000 preserve samples like this parasite infected whale kidney. there donated from personal collections around the world harvested from both humans and animals. so it's true th

think he has got a squire. jacob rees—mogg has terrible handwriting.taff will know what he is talking about? we have been teaching metric measurements since 1974. jacob himself will have learned metric measurements. they are stirring things on the make up everywhere. it is so tiresome. but the situation around the police... esquire has gone the way of the dodo which is where jacob rees—mogg is going to go. millennialist will now be looking up esquire. they will not use a dictionary, they will do it online. thank you michael and susie. you'll both be back at 11:30 for another look at the papers. the headlines are coming up at 11. front pages are online as well. next it's the weather with chris fawkes. the heatwave is over for all of us know that new data has become available which shows during the peak of the heatwave on thursday, they reached 38.7 and if he gets confirmed by the met office of the next days or weeks it will be the highest temperature ever. either way you look at it, the heatwave was unprecedented with new record set in germany, belgian

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there's got to bere a squir out there somewhere and they're going to find it. gardening weather for today, perfect time to spend great t qualityime in the yard today getting everything pretty for the second half of summer. 60s this morning. only into the low and mid 80s for highs today. your garnding tips, mowing your lan, 3 and 3.5 inches to keep everything nice and green and promote healthy roots. >> chuck, thank you. robert mueller in the hot seat. we're looking ahead to what will no doubt be aistoric day on capitol hill. we'll tell you what you need to keep an eye out forhen "news 4 today" rurns. 4:4et2 >> announcer: you're watchinge "n 4 today." >>> welcome back. after nearly two years and more than 30 indictments, it all comes down to this, today, just hours from now former special counsel robert mueller is going re congress e during two hearings that will no doubt find their way into the history books. and we know that those hearings will last much of the work day today. >> yeah. bethat, though, what will happen is really anyone's guess. news 4 tracie po

i don't think for them that will be the moment when we answer whether we're squire to be a whole lot better or whether we want to go but who in effect make america. i. this is an unprecedented time in the united states with the president showing no sign of letting up on his racist rhetoric. one of the most divisive issues in the u.s. at the moment is the trump administration's treatment of migrants with reports of terrible conditions and abuse at detention camps along the southern border that's after migrants have survived the dangerous track their central america and mexico in a sign of just how tense the situation has become u.s. citizens volunteering with organizations dedicated to helping migrants say they're facing increasing antagonism and in some cases even criminal charges enter next report we need volunteers for the group border angels working to help migrants trekking through the california desert. with every step they take the dangers of the desert become more and more evident heat sun and no access to water may crossing the mountains a risky undertaking. volunteers of the

and i don't know if you've seen a dark times squire, but it is terrifying. ( laughter ) i saw it andg to show up on the screen -- citizens, prepare to be to be probed! it was likely creepy. for me, this blackout was double terrifying because for the fourth of july, i went to california and, while i was there, a earthquake hit. i was, like, that was scary. a few days later another earthquake hit. one is bad enough. the second one feels like it's trying to fin you you have. i was shaking, like, i'm, sorry, mother! i was, like, i can't do earthquakes, i'm flying back to new york. then the blackout hits. at that point i was, like, trump can tell me to go back where i came from and i'm ready, i'll go. ( laughter ) when the power went out, mayor bill de blasio wasn't here because he was in iowa campaigning to be president, which is a shame because we could have used him in new york not as mayor, but as a lighthouse just to help us see everything. even though the mayor wasn't there, new yorkers stepped up to do their part. >> after the sun set, manhattan's west side was about pitch black. p

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i would say i hope that people who remember what happened after tiananmen squir square in june f 1989, take that into account. i think that china made a commitment from the declaration to give hong kong give years of separate status after the hand over. if china does not offer its international com commitment tht sends a signal for other possible commitments they might make in the future. lou: john bolton thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: there is word that the son of osama bin laden is dead. a number of news outlets cites u.s. officials confirming death of -- hasma bin laden. in february. the state department, began offering a $1 million reward for information leading to hazmarcmn laden. up next, anti-trump cnn, fails to mention robert mueller, the special counsel, his report, the president's exoneration. that is after the mueller disastrous testimony under cut their phony russia collusion story line, things got complicated at cnn. we take up that and a great deal more with attorneys victoria tensing and joe digenova. >> ugly scene in cincinnati. during a major league baseball game,

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. >> woodruff: late this afternoon, president tru signed an agreement that squires migrants who travel through guatemala k asylum there instead of in the united states. the new agreement came after the trump administration threatened to ban all tral from the guatemala d.h.s. officials expect the deal to go into effecnext month. as amna nawaz reports, this was just the latest development in a ek of immigration news. >> nawaz: less than a month on the job, matthew albence, the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement, found himself in the hot seat thursday, facing questions from congress about recent widespread ice raids. >> i think it's a disservice to classify them as raids. were going after target individuals. i think calling them that heightens the temperature with all these issues. >> nawaz: the enforcement actions carried out last week-- dubbed "operation border resolve"-- targeted more than 2,000 people in ten cities whoer have removal ofrom immigration judges. but ice officials sa recent raids resulted in less than three dozen arrests, bringing theotal to more than

james squires sticking to his call on that 25 basis point reduction.e authority of singapore, leading the global credit. so good to see you again. they have had to hold back some of their expectations of the market that they would not go to aggressive by the end of july. can they still perform? can yields continue to go lower? >> thinking about what is going on from these statements made last week, i think they are missing the bigger point. this has been very important. why is the fed doing that? time whenso the policy rates are entering a late stage cycle. time,eans that the next they will have very limited ammunition. tot i am trying to do is avoid having to face the music when the next one comes, avoiding that risk in the first place, which is why they are being preemptive here. whether it is 25 or 15, you have seen the latest. many think that the fed should cut. it is a divergence in the fed and i think we will get there. it is just a matter of one goal or two weeks. yvonne: i we reaching a point in the economic cycle where we are at the end? >> we

i have happen to have been at the squire watching the game, the finals match, the other day, a placeassachusetts. the whole crowd was so taken with the team, cheering them on, chanting usa. i thought, you know, i do think it is sad it is such a big distraction. i don't think shy is correct when she talks about her vision what she thinks president means that he wants to make america great. does the anyone believe the president would like to turn back the clock to before you 50 years ago, in the beginning of the gay movement, so that people have to be closeted and persecuted, even arrested? i don't think that is what the president wants. stuart: do you think, do you think that my opinion, which is, keep politics out of sport, is that a popular opinion in the united states at this moment? >> honestly, i think for most people it is. i think for most players it is. it is only these unique, personalities, who decide, you know what? it goes back, go back to muhammad ali. there are athlete chosen to use their platform to take a political statement this is the night of america. nobody wants t