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immigration policy and more heart breaking moments you heardre the is what we believe are children tha were torn away from their t families at border. this is what we're talking about at 5@6:30 so let's get right to it (crying) well, if that's hard to listen to, we should point out that is what's happening right now. pro public contact, a journali gro release audio border protectio facilities where you c children crying with an agent joking about the emotional separationment it was release through t attorney general fer hashry. she received the recording from a heistleblower who heard t cr ies. we should point out right now outside the trump hol there was a group blasting this, trying toir get the point across that something shod be done about the situation there, at least whent comes to the separationn issue. i if that isit indeed legate it is heart breaking to hear the kids calling out for their mothers and their fathers. moving on tonight. we don't want people pouring into our country, we want them to come in through the process, through t legal system and ultimately a merit-based s

thas just how it is. ontgomery count have mandatory training t help recognize substance abuse or mental heah issues. every rpolice academyecruit is going to get a fume l eight hours standardized training. police say about one in ten calls in montgomeryounty involve someone with mental or emotional issues. if we determine that there i a mental health nexus to it the officers are trained to slow things down, use verbal taught. people that are on therapeutic dose of antianxiety medication they take tha medication every day. since the trainias only h been mandatory since 2017 there are plenty of officers who have not had it. bad geuser, for example, likely did no. i don't believe he he has with montgomery county. he had a number of years with baltimoreep city poliartment , b i'm not sure what kind of training he had there. and that trainingot is specific to montgomery county police. otherepartments in our region have it as well, including fairfax and prince george's county. in d there are specific crisis inte

how is that different from a ronald reagan did in the 80s c when itomes to immigration. >> in fact' tha one of the reasons people don't want to do amnesty now and the reason is reagan agreed to a deal. the deal was we give amnesty to about 2.7 million illegal aliens and exchange we would getha sound fami the problem is congresshey be reneged on priding enhance border security. we gave amnesty to 2.7 million and that attracted another million illegal aliens within ten years, people coming in to join their friends and family whoiz now have been led and others coming in because they said look, the american government has provided amnesty ates so they do it again, nited we'lle f eligibleor it. >> a couple isss with that statement. first of all, no one's talking about an amnesty here. whatal we're tng about is a pathowards legalization, towards citizenship for the 12 here whpeople who are do not have any criminal background, who are paying g tas anood moral character. no one's talking about an amnesty ehere. we'rll for securing the arders, bute need to provide a spaceor people who are fleein

joinings to talk about tha is kenny director of thek new y stock exchange florida division at o'neill securities. great to see you again, kenny. welcome back. >> thank you. e, great to see you as well. >> i think that is the question. so much headline noise outth the week. >> right. >> if you're a longer term tvestor what should you do? >> you have eliminate the noise, right? certainly for the long-term retail investor. e worse they can do is concentrate on everything we are describing as nois look. the g7, as significant as it is, is noise. the u.s. and north korean summit, okay that is all well and good and historic, but really nothing is going to be accomplished in a two-hour meeting that trump and kim jong-un are going to have in two hours. right? at 9:00 p.m. our time. therefore, as long as the news isn't negative, as long ashe th lines aren't negative about that meeting, then the market will be okay. right? what people should be focusing on is get rid of all that and fu should be focusing on as bob and you said, teral reserve, what they say on wednesday, what the ecb says on thu

to be a very powerful argument on the part of trump supporters to say don't believe those pictures tha are making you upset about all those kids. it's really not real. ianhink it was caughter who saidnn those --oulter who said those kids were child actors. you can see how desperate thele trump pere to say don't buy into these pictures because they know that these pictures have the capacity, i think, to change minds and to motivate voters. enivasan: besides the imagery, it seems that trump supporters are actually cohesing around the fact that theirle er is under attack in a way that could affect thi notion of any blue wave or something happening in the midterms. theyoeem more determined now go support their president because they feel he's being unfairly targeted. >> reporter: the president's approval ratings among republicans is ni toung 90%. the only republican president who came close to that was george w. bush in the immediate 11.ermath of and i think you're quite right. it's a theme that you and i have talked about often, that the president has succeed in convincing his supporters,

so, it's the entire ramp tha shut down.n is going tong be keepi a close eye on that throughout th. mor but certainly a big mess for crews there to clean up. ve on the road here, i'm anne cutler, fox5 local news. back to you. ♪ 6:03 is the time. a six-year-old girl is in very critical condition after she received an electric shock from an outdoor fountain at the mgm national h nbor tuesdayight. family members tell fox5 the girl was shocked when she touched a metal railing near the fountain. in a statement, the mgm says they are hrtbroken over the horrible accident and are fully cooperating with fire officials to investigate the incident.ha that as been closed off to the public while the investigation conelnues. >> and deving in the district, disturbing crime caught on a man touches a woman from behind as she walks down the street. holly morris folloeng this on for us from the news room morning. holly good morning. >> allison, this video is q reallyte shocking. the assault hapned in the middle o a busy street during the heart

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that's good to hear when you hear tha it's like oh, would yo they shouldn't have hi expectations for their kids. go outside and may. that's the re told to do. they'll have fun no matter what. they are e not in school. they're happy to sit by the pool or may out with f theirriends, rest as sure. i certainly had a good time in the summe by the way, a live look outside on this first night of sumr. this is down up w to athawf. a holding off to maybe dine delut fres cooors while it said rain free in washington. i'm sure we'll see that sne play over many times. in fact are it's humid enough we still have oking ahead to tomorrow it'sree actually going t be wet and kind of u cooler. mbrellas needed and a very differenteay ont moves in,nd clouds awarm showrsz especially in the morning hours, i think. you could be talking about a wet, dry and then needing the umbrella on and off throughout the afternoon. mid 70s here if washington. we'll do 60s. that's it for high t iperatures backo person sections of pennnnlvania. youring forecast for tomorro 8 a.m., 73 still mild for the drive in. we peak ab

particular in the sense of not allowing them for the moment to reduce the stakes in companies to less thauce the stakes in companies to less than 50%. for example, there is one where the state has a share of just over 50%, but for the moment they can't release that, so they wouldn't be able to sell anything u nless wouldn't be able to sell anything unless they get the law changed. what he would get is extra money but the interesting thing about france is it's always been looked at as the type of country in the developed world, anyway, with one of the largest shares of the economy being owned by the state, and that is going to be quite a change in terms of how it moves forward. and macron epitomises that, if you like. to reduce the role of the state in a way and do exciting things like invest in innovation. what will the opposition be like? he's already had to deal with significant strike action with the rail operator, for example. he seems to have held firm, come through and come out as the winner. will he be opposed to this story? i think there will be opposition. we've certainly seen pa

and now we have something tha bonds us and unites us.tanley cup championship. >> the words i want to lea with you and i have to paraphrase with it the greatest americans of all time. we had a dream. and we did it. >> every time i driven constitution for the rest of my life, i'll remember this day and howsmazing it and it is all because of you guys. b >>k to back! tback back! back to back! back to back! back to back! back to back! >> and now i have only one thing to do. we all want to sing together with you guys ♪ we are the champions ♪ ♪ we are the champion >> that song was made for them. >> doug kammerer was among the throors out therehe parade today. pretty much a picture perfect day. >> it was spectacular. is it going to stick around for the remainder of theek >> it is. and someone pointed this out. during all the concerts, all the games, all the viewing parties, the weathas been perfect. you talk about the weather here, yeah, it continued today. just gorgeous weather for the parade. 74,richmond. look at roanoke. that's because of the

on monday, an audio recording was released tha appears to capture small children crying out for parentss border facility. >>> dc voters will head to the polls where they will weigh in on a controversial blot known as initiative 77 requi restaurants to pay tipke wor dc minimum wage.also primaries c delegate to the h of representatives. >>> barry trotz resigned two weeks after team won the stanley cup, they couldn' agree to axt contraension trotz wanted a if i be year with guaranteed five million every year, the management saidoney wasn't the issue but the length and of the contract. i wonder wt the issue is for signing him for five years? i want more, we'll give you more, good morning thanks for joining us. pmikthomas kicking it off with , the forecast. >> good morning, live look ou hide, things quiet butot and sticky to start the day here, temperature up near 80 in dc, we got another hot and humid day cold front that will movla n r on today and try a bring us relief but ahead of it noon 1:00, 2:00 the c heat indeould soar oveethe triple digits lik it did yesterday then storms will be po

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how they're meeting with allies reassuring tha them that the american military presence willemain. the president said our allies are very happy with the results of the summit with kim. all over rati they're inth love wi the united states because of what we've done. japan i spoke pme minister and ' and h was thrilled. he doesn't have rockets going over japan that makes him very happy. you know that, he's very thrilledt seeing rockets going over japan. there were plenty of i want to thank you,pan. he there's no more rockets and there's no thought of i q. japan canceled drills simulating a north korean missile attack. there's still some subsequent is am aut kim young heun's motives. the president admits success i'tsn totally guaranteed. things can change, i said it last night at a speech. things can change, personalities change, maybe you end up with conflict, maybe you don't. but the relationship thatas mike hnd i haveith chairman kim and his group is a nery good o a very strong one and it' thinks going to lead to tremendous success. kim young heun has returned to north korea after a

. >>> it occurs to me beyond the fact tha a small retailer will have to collect 8% sales tax or whatever it is, in whatever jurisdiction, butis i also going to raise that small retailer's cost of doisi ss if they have to buy soware systems toelp them comply, and then they're going to have to, one way or other, remit those collections back to the taxing district where the consumer lives. how much is it going to hurt them? >> i think that it's going to cause a lot of small sellers to tru d attach themselves to larger platforms that o the service. it will be in amazon's best interest to handle the burden for the mill years of sellers, but it also forces ksd l in the smaller seller more and more into a big platform like that. what i'm hope will happen is us seeing congress carve out, you know, space in these regulations that impos aigh enough minimum sales oy above which you have to pay a sail taxi. this would cer lot of microbusinesses who sell through amazon or etsy. >> is there any bigger wner than the states? >> really the states are the big supposed nsumers are to be paying these taxes

clouds with on and off showers, yes, tha does include the morning hours for those headed to the zip trip. we'll keepn eye on t for you but changes as we head into the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up in a bit. all right, erin, how is trfic? [laughter] >> traffic is good. rit now 4:36 we're not seeing any problems on the roads. things on the wilsonon bridge again moving after it was shut d for just hours all yestday day and evening. so as you can see traffic on both sides of the span looking good. 95 problem free. jefferson davis highway looks good. clinton maryland is quiet. no problems on 295. all of our secondaries in the district looking good. i'll let you know if anything up against any problems. metro ra service picking u at 5:00 with no reporte delays. any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. >> sounds good. >>> straight ahead, some passgers on board that southwest airlines plane whose engine axploded mid flire now suing the airline. >> but first some of the nation's top bosse tare right here inhe d.c. region. the local ceo's who made this year's list of the best boss in the countr

now tha been a huge asset for cox in the primary. i think it is a big lead weight around his neck in theeneral election. the president's popularity in vunpopular among t 25%. independents and he's disdained by democrats. >> disdained. that's true. california's seen as the hub of so what sean, is animating s. republicans in california? you say he's doing a good job. what specifically do republicans likehe president has done? >> in orange county in order for the house to be taken over by the democrats they havepi in califour of those seats at in orange unty. republicans instead have three women running and the democrats have four guys running for those seats. the republicans have a large number of asian women that have succeeded and moved up -- >> the question was what has trump done that's animating republicans? >> let me tell you this. trump has consolidated the republican party in orange county which is the majority party in orange county. having that type of unity. plus, on the sanctuary cities like you are allowing prisoners that

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and i know tha he will be vise and i believe he'll be me teaching and doing other things. so thank you. >> reporter: now, why the stakes so high in this battle? remember, the supreme court ism up of nine justices. righnow, thereave been four little bit relays and five ve conservati even though kennedy is a conservative he's often seen at swing vote tie breaker on issues gay right, gun rights, same xmarriage, campaign finance law, a lot of that the supreme courtdecides. whoever replaces him will now swing that majority towards the conservatives for years to come. so what about this battle? that is brewing on this replacement that is already shape up? democrats s ll haven't forgotten that the republicsntidelined pre obama's final supreme court pick of mer ret garland, put it o the bench so long that it was left open w president trump took office are then pdent trump was able toame kneel gorsuch to this cour he said it all depends on who gets named and how republicans s include democrats i process. >> i think the first issue is how thesident proceeds and how mcconnell works w

as we thaed into the weekend, if you are already thinking about the ach, looks good.y looks mostly dry. saturday, chance of a couple of acunderstorms. sunday, 87 at the and on the dryer side, if you are staying farther inland, so far it doesn't look too bad. it does look ho ound 95 degrees. >> no break from the humidity any time soon. let's check the roads on this tuesday morning. good morning, melissa. zroo good morning, sheena. talking a look northbound 21re behe beltway. we've had this problem here for an hou and a half. chopper 4 sthoeg you those glaze on indian head highway. very slow there. southbound looking okay. as we zoo i and look at the northbound las, northbound there 124 has debris on the left side causing a little bit of a slowdown. beltway overally looking pre good. volume very typical for this time of day. as we head to look downtown center et stleet bridge looking kwood good. taking a look at metro. blue -- travel times, 2 0 looking good fmgermantown down to the spur. top of the beltway, we have that normal slowdown wwhere, just saw 66 inbound. north

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i want to tha our police commission, we have police dent ti hank u. members of the board of supervisor, jeff seehey and katheri katherine stefani here our city departments, our controllers office for tirelessly working to find the right amount of staffing that we need right here in our police department. you know, since taking public office i repeatedly stressed that i believe we have some of the best men and women in our police department here inside of san francisco. proud of all of you do who are here today in front of us. i am not afraid as the mayor of the city and county of san francisco to say how proud i am of the men and women of our police department. every day they are putting their lives on the line for us as san francisco residents, they deserve our respect and our gratitude. when we are so fortunate to have such dedicated men a women on p de wme sim don't henf them today. san francisco is an ever changing city with ever changing neighborhoods. we can bund by antequated staffing levels that do not reflect today's reality in our streets an

some of the large cpanies that he has reference in his quest to pay more tax and to ensure that weet tha tax from him. they look fairly across all types of institutions. one of the key reasons why people voted to leave the european union was to get back in full of immigration policies so we can welcome people to our country based on their skills and talents you can't say in the economic area. withcontind with free movement of people. getting back control of the organization. to want to continue from the european union. i absolutely regret -- agree with him. now what they want is fe movement. we will take will take back control of our borders. i wish all the best in the tournament in russia. i hope because really well. this week mister speaker's national tariff week. the commitment to family and friends usually goes unrecognized. as a prime minister pointed out tonight the one year of the tower fire but the sad truth and reality is that many of them are still waiting for the security of a permanent home. when the prime minister met donald trump last week did she do as a secretary suggest

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it was men weehofr decided tha won could vote.ht people whot decided tha gays can marrynd it be sis people who will desite the fate of trance people in amera. >> so ultimately the board desited to delay that vote tonight in favor of more review on this policy. report not guilty falls church cori coffin "fox5" local news. >> we're waiting word on proposal to change 9 current dress code for fairfax county schools. pushin for a gender neu ce beca one targets girls with use of specific terms like midriff and cleavage. house majority leader nsicy calling fornd to trump policy acceptvating parents from children at border. she sees no chanc they will pass this to end the practice. >> so theeasual att they're having about this, oh, no we don't like is. administration they can weigh in with administration and stop it on a dime and not wit for som concoction that reall doesn't address the immorality. i don't know why there's no uprisings all over c theountry and people realize that this is a policy that they defend. >> comments came moments

we're not sure if tha means ultimately or by the time the polls close at 8:00 tonight and ortly there after will your provional vote sew up in the final numbers. were spold your vote counts you don't seelo thet today. they did it professionally. , debate over the immigrationce ri is happens this morning. at the white house president umphe is predentalted practice of turng paren over to prosecutesers for illegally crossing bored ep and meanwhipu, house republicans are struggling to push forward on new immigration bill. they'llgs consider op today before congress takes recess on jewel 4. >>> the pentagon says two at the tech text military basis will be used to house undocumented immigrants. defense secretaryames mattis auns nod yesterdis for the s and good fellow air force baseill be used. adults and children and the other used for unaccompany is. >> ships production of some the dn and response to tariffs inacted by the european unionse in re to president taxes on imported steel and aluminum.w white hous says the president trade policies are a huge bennett of the american economy and on

robert: he was the campaign chairman and we know tha we have fact-checked that. if you look at this manafort trial, now that he's going to jail, will he break? will he cooperate like so many others have with? muell >> that's the central question here. the president has said so muchpe about theal counsel's investigation. m bobller has kept his head down, doing his work in the courtroom but wt he did today is significant. i would not have said up to this point that mreafort would or cooperate and he may not but this certainly raises the stakes on all of that. but a bit ofec perve, yes, it was 49 days but, bob, as you know without paul manafort, donald trump likely would not have become the nominee or had as smooth of a ride at the convention. paul manafort was i charge of the delegates. this is an example of the president met all day onth sday, or most of the day with his lawyers, talked to them a lot throughout e day. it's one of the reasons he has unplugged a little bit in talking about all of this. we saw him on the northf lawn the white house this morning answe

one, gross earnings by acquiring smaller semiconductor companies or get acquired. >> thas right.you can maybe think in your imagination kind of the big fish eati a little fish kind of thing. micro chip is the fish in the middle, so, you know, they've been doing a pretty good job the last few years looking around at smaller competitors, really buying them up. similar to what roper has done, really stripping costs out of thsystem, kind of making the business grow more quickly and they've done a good job with that. bought another company a couple months ago. w howeve think micro chip is in a bit of a sweet spot, so ey are big enough that a much bigger semiconductor company can swoop in and buy them and micro chip is big enough to move the needle for one of the larger companies out there. so we think it's one of the rare semiconductor companies in the middle spot where they can make money on both sides. >> very good. mike, good to see you again. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> mike a bailey,nd you can read more about his picks on our website at nbr.com. g>>

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and we are still waiting for the name andge of tha man who was killed yesterday. we're live in northwest, jusn finch, news 4. >>> d.c. police also investigating an overnight shooting that left a. man de police are searching for two men who were seen in a yellow dodge charger. that shooting happened in errtheast just aft midnight. there is valero gas station in that area. ll police if you have any information. >>> a 17-year-old is charged as an adu allegedly taking a stolen gun to a high school in montgomery county. elijah does not attend paint brch, but yesterday he tried to enter the school by giving a fake name and school i.d. numbet to security as be he ran away. the school resource oiffficer arrestedim and found a loaded gun in his bag. police traced the stolen gun to pennsylvania. >>> police in virginia beach foiled a possible terror plot at a prom. they arrested two and charged them with conspiracy to commit a terrorist act. lrpolice weredy on guard because of threats made against people at the officers arrested a suspicious man out side the hotel. he ran an

know him tha, i admire him but he is probably annoyed that i said it but most are not annoyed at you if you speculate. i'm hoping that outweighs. it's pretty hard to tell it is extending no one else quite has the. >> [inaudible] making any major statement. >> he is a big supporter of the presidentnd has never been more honored in his life to work with the president. both of our kids went to the marine corps that i've been appalled by the degree. i portray vice president and we believed in the case of george w. bush that the degree is a little bit much for me but that is why i am not a politician. i don't know. so, yes he has a political operation and icorporation and o around the country this year. it just seems he is not going to run against trump and he could decide not to run and my feeling is unlik what al gore or something like that, it wouldn't make sense among the voters necessarily that they would need to be for mike pence. there would be others so you would have a wide-open presidential race and i don't think that he would be in a very dominant position. his play is the norm

i also want to tha supervisor stefani's support r, sece this playground is in h district. recreation and parks commissioner alan lowe and his colleagues, lindsay and linda, for leading a charge in a tiadon, iwanto tnk my ndgingl co-sponsors, supervisor fewer, peskin and kim. other community organizations i o thank as they've step up, chinese historical socie of american, chinese for affirmative action. n of the bay ea and also w thank rec and park phil ginsburg and his staff working together with us on this community effort. colleagues, i hope to get your support today so we can stand up against cisraigotrynd remind everyone that san francisco will continue to become a beacon of tolerance, inclusion and respect for diversity. thank you. viso>>yee:nk supervisoryee. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor ani:hank i want to thank supervisor yee for sponsoring this. julius kahn a hdden gem and i f support supervisor yee's resolution thaam the public park to better reflect the val of our city. i have spoken with sev assmmuni leaders that are proud to support this chege. additionally

i recnd tha the mta and c examine their congested thinkig and be more realistic. >> thank you. anymore c , public comment is closed. directors, this is a discussion item only. there's no action, but the public speakers, we did, you know, hear,he hardshipst tncs are causing and it will be good to have sategy to come out of pershinklygestncharging is an ia discussion coming back is very good. i applaud that. that's going to be an interesting one to hear. maybe this time people will see there is a need and we can do something with it. director rubke, did you have thoughts? >> i'm sorry.than you. so thanks for this report. it was comprehensive and got into details on a lot of things that i thought werey reall forward thing and helpful. i just wanted to question the metric used in the accessibility piece. i think they were good in general, but i thought the first one caused me a little concern, by i think, if i'm recalling, the phrasing is something like the percentage of that services users who have disabilities or who identify as disabilities as having disabilities. and i guess i'

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