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. >> that was the message from tha top nat security officials. leaders from the fbi, department of homeland security and intelligence community made a surprise appearance in the white house briefing room, just three months ahead of the midterm's ttailed pervasive russian effort to tryhe weaken ade dihe u.s. so far, efforts are not as robust as during the 2016 campaign. but that could change. >> make no mistake, the scope of this foreign influence threat is broad dd deep. >> oocracy itself is in the crosshairs. >> hours later, president trump continued to cast doubt on meddling, refring to the russia probe as a hoax during a rally in pennsylvania. >>> it's 4:07. first daughter, ivanka trump is ancing herself from some of her father's controversial policies. she answer eed questions at an event yesterda when asked about her high and low points during her time at the white house, she said that one of the lowest points was seeing the family satepns at the u.s./mexico border. >> that was a low point for me, as well. i feel very strongly about that. an

i have the stuff with ammonia in it and tha stuff works just fantastically. but, man, the wetness out there. we saw some aas that just had standing water. the humidity and heat, those bugs are going to be out 'sain. going to be a steamy afternoon, a lot like yesterdayy get ror that. no breaks in humidity until the end of the week. we'll see a l bit of a break. and we might have a chance for an afternoonshower. today, some showers tomorrow. highest chance on wednesday.s temperaturesou get ready to walk out the door. we're in mid to low 70s. it is warm. and annapolis coming in at 78 degrees. just in that general area, south of san indianapolis, this is where we have the early morning shower. this really hasn't moved much. right towards sunderland, this is where wve been seeing it for a while so it has not moved much. kind meandering around. keep in mind hot and heavy rn falling. it's going to be hot and humid, high pressure continuinnto bring all of that stickiness for us. by the afternoon, look at the temperatures again. by lunchtime, 88 degrees, humid. by 4:0

mueller's lawyered tha the judge and jury for what they said was a fair trial. >> mr. manafort is disappointed of not getting a completely hung injury. he is a evaluatin of his options at this point. >> no sentencing date has been set yet for manafort. but he could face up 0 ten years in prison. next month he goes on trial in federal court in washington where he fac charges of failing to register as a foreign lobbyist foruk ine, witness tampering and financial fraud. >> pete, thank you. >> despite that doebl does of bad news, president trump is ingging his heels at a rally in west virginia last night, he keptisp attacks. once again declaring it a witch hunt. susan mcginnis joining us with more on the president's reaction to all of this. >> many here in washington are viewing this double bombshell surprising the walls are closing in around president trump. the president did not mention haeither man at rally but he hid slam the russia investigation w some familiar words. >> fake news and the russian witch hunt. we got a whole big. where is the collusion? >> ahead of the

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thanks for joining us tosght. >> tha for having me. >> i am fascinating of the beginning stages of the health care industry. i want to add one more element and cvs is announcing an increasing partnership with a company called teledon where they will provide video doctor visits for doctors nationwide when they come to the stores, in other words, customers will become patients and i guess patients will become customers, as well. when you addo thate fact that the pharmacy benefit managers and buying an insurance compan is that the business mold of the future in health care, do you think? >> for cvs in particular, yes, but there are not my firmsut there that can match in terms of scale, the reach and the vertical integration with etna. it will have a company that can reach almost every consumer in the u.s. with the retail network and be able to treat these members or treat these independents at a lower cost in terms ofedical care and nor so the company could be able to do if they're able to cause a transaction and people can execute on the strategy fault. >> it seems as though the company

>> seth: thas right. >> but -- what the funny thing now is i'll use my google calendar.ry and i'llo be looking at something i have to do. so i'll type in like wisconsin. and it'll come up 15 things about my characters going to wisconsin. i'm like, "i was just trying to look up the wisconsin book festival." so i did that. and then the google maps, there were two things. i had this amazing intern one summer who made me an interactive online map of every gay bar in chica in 1986 which i hope was fun for him.do t know. [ laughter ] so i can walk around then with it pnted out, walk around chicago and see where everything was and kind of try to picture it. the other thinis, as i'm researching paris, the other part of the book, you know, you can do that thing where you ke e blue dude and you drop him into the map and you can walk around. >> seth: uh-huh.oo >> and you canleft and right which was awesome. but i was really hoping i'd have to justify a research tripo paris. and this totally supplanted it so -- >> seth: you are a child of a hungarian immigrant. yes? >> yeah. >> seth: and you would

we'll carry tha live for y and bring you more information as we get it as well. back to you in the studio. >> justin finch live in fairfax county.ha justin, you. it is 5:30. good morning, everyone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in forun yang. and jack taylor is here with the "first alert" traffic. before we get to him, he will fill us in on the the roads.for >> let's start with sheena parveen with the forecast. already 75 degrees here. it's going to get hotter, right? is sure it's going to feel like a sauna out there. just like yenoerday. you the humidity, it was oppressive at times, especinlly he middle. day in the afternoon. we were in the 90s and today in the 90s again. your planner for today, 75 degrees, by:00 a.m., right where we are now in the district. 10:00 this morning, we should be in the 80s for most of the area. should be in the mid-80s by then. and then as we goowards 1:00 p.m., expect it to be around 90 degrees but it will get even hotter as we go through the next two you are hoes after tha hour. another hot and humid day. the radar is

wi >> and tha do it for us. you can find more of our coveraget kqed.org/newsroom. thank you for joining us. robert: convictions, immunity ills and ait showdown the attorney general. is the trump presidency at a turning point?e i'm rrt costa, welme to "washington week." >> he took the job and then he said i'm goingo recuse myself. i said what kind of a man is this? robert: the attorney general stands up to president trump's criticism that he neverook control of the justice department. lud vows the agency will not be improperly iced by politics. but the feud between the once-close allies has republicans taking sides. >> i think there'll come a time, sooner rather than later, wher 'll be time to have a new face and fresh voice at the department of justice. robert: and the president's former attorney generalichael cohen pleads guilty to eight criminal counts including

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>> and you could certainly --e' tha vast variety of how the same newsd. is repor so somebody is not -- that middle of the road news that people my age grew up with is no longer the l,news. >> w would respectfully disagree there particularly on this show. but i want to ask you to respond to something else. pete waner, he tweeted this about the president and his constant attacks on african-american acts including athletes like lebron james. trump's made the same criticism of black athletes, black journalists and black members of congss referring to maxine waters, he attacks their intelligence. the closest figure inodn national politics to trump -- george wallace. trump defines the gop. are you concerned that the president is defining the gop as >> well, the gop is not anti-black and when you look at what's happening indhe economy lots of other places. you know, when he says things like low iq about somebody, maxine waters -- > always with an african-american a intelligence. that's what makes a lot of people uncomfortable with what he's doing. think always.

the worst-case scenario if tha dam does breach as officials worry it might is tha water would surge dnhill into lynchburg and could drown that city in 17 feet of water in seven minutes. reporter: alreadhousands have been evacuated. some had to be rescued in the middle of the night. for now, the dam remains stable and this talk of opening a sluice get a -- gate to relieve pressure but if rains continue and theam gives away, the consequences could be catastrophic. anchor: thanks for watching, bye-bye. >> national presentation of "bbc world news" is made possible by contributions to your pbs station by viewers lu. thank you. >> you are watching pbs. trump ministration's plan to uh do air pollution rules and how ca is responding. the week in politicsncluding electi security and facebook's ongoin struggle to police its own platform. what might a border wall look like. weead toan diego to look at the pr hello and welcome to kqed newsro we begin withli cs. this week the trump admini announced a plan to slash regulations under presid t fight air pollut cars. it was rolled back and rules requir aut

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we're in difficult times, but i realth believe thaings will cool.i think they have to, and that we'll go back to a time when we go back to regular order, when we have republicans and democrats working together more. but we're starting to see it, all right. >> woodruff: vicki kennedy, widow of senator edward kennedy, remembering him, remembering john mccain. thank you very much. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: it is not well known to t general public yet, but the environmental protection agency under president trump wants to change which scientific studies can be used by the federal government tregulate industry. the administration-- and business voices-- say studies should only be used if all of the data is publicly available and transparent. but, many scientists and researchers say doinould violate privacy protections for patients in studies. t is issue is now playing a long-running battle over whether to ban pesticidesthat harm babies and children. miles o'brien looks at the science and debateehind it all, part of our weekly series on the "leadin

and the doctor couldn't find tha 's heartbeat.awsuit alleges that nurses paged an anesthesiologist multiple times but the doctor never responded. that'shen she says thesu ical team strapped her to the table and cut her open. >> i was screaming, stop, i can i can feel it. you can't imagine. i would have rather delivered her vaginal with no medicine than being cut with a knife. >> the hospital is not commenting on the lawsuit. the woman's attorney says the facts show a clear problem with staffing. but a spokesperson for the anesthesiogist denies the allegations. >>> 4:50.ll ns of americans will owe more taxes next year. auditors say about 30 million tax payers will pay more in 20 due to low withholdings from their paychecks. new taxes were imp plummet impl. waiting can impact your paycheck. you can find the tax withholdino calculator the irs website. >>> apple is cruising towards a major milestone. it could become the first publicly traded u.s. company rth $1trillion. after a strong third quarterly report, the tech giant's shares ea

played five fer games than montreal and two fewer tha new england. home is sw bt. therand new film..c. e1 and fiv games played there. they earnent 10 poi in the last four games. tonight, a chance to make it three wins in a row. and that' where i'm headed actually right now. maybe they're going to let me bang the drum. >> good luck with that. >> i'll try. >> take a picture. >> you can come with me if you want. >> it's her last day. she can come t. >> okay. >> while we are going to be in for some rain on tuicday, a dry stretch ahead of us beginning on wednesday. >> all right. thank you, ma'am. thank you for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next. we'll see you again for news 4 at 11:00. good night, everybody. lash, three words president trump's personal attorney used pr meet the s. >> truth isn't truth. >> rudy giuliani's explanation and the president' attack on the mueller probe. >>> a ty on edge after three people are killed in less tha a week. could the similarities help police track down the s? >>> desperate escape, a father and son driving through the middle of a raging wil

there is this argument on the other side isaying that tha security question and should only be treated as a security question and should be completely apolitical. the question is which side is politicizi depending on who you talk to, both sides are. rajini: you mentioned john brennan there. obviously, after he had the security clearance revoked, he said that mr. trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash. he is li investigation.e russia jay: he t is, at goes back to politics. brennan has been going after donald trump a lot. he says that this is an attempt by trump to silence him -- he that was in an editorial in "the new york times." to be honest he is elevating brennan. that is what trump does -- he raw menup these st and is highlighting brennan' arguments and that he is totally political, and i am fighting my enemy. rajini: the parade will not be happening in november. these things always cost money.r was it a se it would cost a lot? jay: i think it was a surprise. initial terms had been $10 million, $30 million, but in the price tag came out as much as $92 llion. that ia

robert: phil, that face you made, we're doing tha all the time in the newsroom. thanks, everybody, for us here tonight. our conversation will continue online on the washington week exextra. we're we'll talk about how the 2020 presidential race is starting early this week in iowa with a celebrity lawyer and trump critic making weafs. i'm robert costa. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> funding for "washington week" is provided by newman's own foundation, donating all pitches from newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good. e ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. koo and patria yuen for the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in communities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. : ♪ narratora kqed television production. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

i don't think there is much tha this investigation continue. the argument has taken hold wit a good portion of the electric, if not the majority that this i a politicized investigation tha needs to and. look, the media goes crazy no matter what the president base pretty should do the right thin here. he will go crazy for a minute and a half in the something else . >> i think i would disagree wit you and a lot of part of your conjecture. that is the national left wing media is absolutely intent on subversion of this president. watch the cnn broadcast. watching bc. watch the washington post. there is 6-8 stories a day that are decidedly negative about th trumpet ministration and attacking the president of the united states. these are not accidents. that type of victory all and hatred support up and ideological purpose will not abate easily, in my opinion. tom, thanks much for being with us. judicial watch has been doing remarkable or curriculum work i regular we do know about the witchhunt that bob mueller has been leading for 48 hours after inte

foa f tha the most patriotic nation in the world. like every single day there are those firemen like 9/11 or those of wo the vietnam war and signed up in and fought and risked their lives and died like john mccain like my brother-in-law my wife'y brother who flew in the navy ane reconnaissance planes one decorated pilot people like him my brother-in-law. he flew reconnaissance in world war ii in the pacific and dideoe everything he could who but we l over alleged debt of gratitude and thanks but we are all amens. americans to keep our freedom tr fought for us and risked their us times like tod this to elevate to the appropriate place in history know john mccain today. he. he was better than me and i know that.on. he was the best of my generation. a he was and is a great human said i the being. the but people will say things the next few days i don't know what will be done but anybody in any way questions the reputation of john mccain those that do the wrong thing are those that didn't have the guts to do the right thing sd we need to

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so, these are all things that are pressing on us all across the country in communities tha everywhereeven when people aret theeighbol such as the neighborhood around here is people getting terribly and we know that.f us a i live in tacoma washington. some of us are doing fine but we have a lot of homeless people in a lot of poor working class immigrants having a hard time making ends meet and on down the list of challenges we have today. in the as one person said it is the for peo best of times and worst of times for people in memphis and places like that. so, that is the challenge and that is what this whole week was about and one of the great comments i thought was about jesse jackson rwhoeally g saidt night the movement in montgomery alabama following the brown v. board of education decision implemented the decision in they i transportation.tion. so we broke down transportation racism in oncoming and then we had the freedom ride and so forth. acmmodat we broke down segregation in bi public accommodations and had the birmingham movement and the act of 64 and title vii that opened up

i think they believe tha of that has to do with the fatigue from all. this fatigue from russia and the investigations. robert: what about inside the white house? it seemed on wednesday after tuesday's events, quiet. >> very quiet. i think we saw sarah sanders come out, clearly at the behest of presidentrump, to say, almost nothing. surprisingly scheduling a briefing which she does not ften do and she went out there basically to repeat a single talking point. the president has not been .arged with a cri and there is no collusion. and he did nothing wrong. she did tha over a over again but added not much and she seemed weary from all of this. robert: we have to leave there. appreciate all of you being here tonight. great conversation. before we go, a momen to recognize senator john mccain. and his family. the veteran arizona senator has decided to discontinue medical treatmt in hisbattle with brain cancer. today his wife cindy tweeted about her love for her husband and expressed her appreciation for the outpouring of support. the senate halls and american

we also know from these court th documents tha family was scheduled to move to missouri this week where the ex-husband was relocating. pewe know the s didn't want to go. she will be appearing in court tomorrow. antime, she's being held without bond. jim, back to you. >> julie carey, julie, thank you. ng there.eartbrea >> reporter: we have breaking news tonight, a new sexual abuse scandal within the catholicnd church, this one could have implications right here in ceshington. the d of pittsburgh says it plans to release the names of clergy members accused of child sexual abuse. in a letter to parishioners or the weekend the bishop promised names will be releas once the grand jury report investigating the abuse is released. now thes letter s nearly 90% of the reported cases in the diocese happened before 1990. that the couldnc coie with the time that cardinal worrell was the archbishop there. worrell was there from 1998 to 2006. at this point there's no link between worrell and the investigation. >>> dev aoping right no school bus driver charged with sexual assaulting a young girl with i

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>> rsorter: erika, tha right.or and chief of police spoke here at the wilson building this evening, basically saying that their strategy paid off. that strategy was to keep these two groups separed to prevent violence like what we saw in charlottesville one year ago. like you , only a couple of dozen people actually turned out for the unite the right rally, but there were so many more counterproamsters who chere to fight a message of hate. demonstrators took over freedom plaza long before the unite tri ght rally came to town. >> they're not going to put fear in our hearts. >> reporter: they far outnumbered the couple of dozen ite supremacists who did show upor the rally at lafayette square. the protesters also marched to lafayette square in a showf force against hate. e protesters and white supremacists could see each other but were sep aated by polind barriers. >> shame! shame! >> reporter: the mayor and chief of police called the city's response a ccess. the chief said that separation between the two groups was

they want to keep the rules tha have been in place since 2012. but the trump administration doesn't agree. they want to get rid of them. and to do th, they'll have to fight the power that california nas. they've put out this proposal that they have the authority tov effectivel-ride or caiminate california's waiver, fornia's authority. california certainly doesn't agree. that's why this is prob going to go to court, and pretty much, everyone i'avelked to expects if it does it will go all the way to the supreme court. >> stewart: this is to be continued. tim puko with "the wall street journal." thank you. hank you. >> this is "pbs newshour wkend," saturday. >> stewart: as we saw earlier in the program, there are major epncerns about g stoned drivers off the road. to bring you one more twist on this story from a researcher in massachusetts. turns out that just like everything el these days, if u want to find out whether you're too high to drive, well, there's an app for that. >> so, you're tracking the hand/eyeround-- so, coordination-- while you're

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>> reporter: wendy, thas right. what we've learned today is organizers of the unite the right ral believe that hundred of people are going to show up here for their event at the white house o sunday, but we also learned there's going to be a huge contingency of counterprotesters. they will be here at the white house, too. s organizer of the unite the white supremacist rally, a update to the rally in charlottesville are expecting 300 demonstrators to show up here in o frontf the white house on sunday. some are already concerned it could lead to violence like it did last year when a counter demonstrator lost her life. >> we don't need another death. reporter: the applications say the demonstration will take place from about0 5:3 to 7:30 in theno aft. among expected speakers, david duke, former grand wizard of the kkk. will yy away from this area because of this happening? >> yeah, definite, because i wouldn't want to come around and then something happens and i get injured. on >> reporter: drators plan to take metro f

>> tha god they are alive. i told my daughter-in-law it could have been worse. all three of them could be gone. >> reporter: then this afternoon, this afternoon, this aften a man stabbed and wounded on the same block. police called back to theen is it possible that the stabbing today is relatedo the shooting last night? police are tryingo figure that out. wend back to yo >> pat collins, thank you, pat. >> reporter: no one wants their neighborhood to lookike a landfall, but tonight there are growing complaints in prince george'sounty of illegal dumping, and now county officials are saying what they are going to do to stop t.bureau chief tracee wilkins with what's being left for others to clean up. >> this was the family-owned business. myad and i started it up other in 1978. >> reporter: when linda kearney looks out at what happened around her autobody shop on fair>>unt avenue. t's scary. stop.ot to someone has to be in >>control. eporter: threatening fines for dumping there's dumping, couches, trash, construction material and worst of all cmes. ith license plate

thos are things tha not normal -- normally knn. for him to get airborne and be able to fly the airplane even though he had,quote, played some video games, that's one of the surprising features here. >> there's another piece of this. at least air traffic control were on top of it. they were on to this guy, talking toryhim,g to get in contact as he was on the runway. what did they do right? >> i think the air traffic controllers deserve commentatdan re. when you listen to the control tower who knows that he'srp an ne he's not talking to there and keeping other aircraft away from it, he's repeatedly asking nwho's 1-6 center, the runway. when it takes off he immediately en notifies the security people that they've got an unauthorized departure off of sea-tac, and they respond accordingly. then the oth controllers that talk to the airplanen flight, when you listen to those controllers, that is consummate professionalism on t part. they did everything they could to reach out to this individual and give them the opportunity to land it. >>

tha rule would have done slightly more, although we do see the power sector gettingne clover time in part because of cheaper natural gasne and ble energy. in terms of the public health impact, that's where you certainly see a difference, because one thing that the trump administration is now proposing is that utilities that want to make their existing coal-fired planteds more efficient can make those upgrades wit installing the kind of pollution controls on traditional pollutants that normally are required under the cair about. so emissions of soot, those are fine particle, and smog-forming pollutants including sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide,ea could in over time. the trump e.p.a. estimates that by 2030 there will be an additional, for example, between 470 and 1,400 deaths aear as a result of an uptick in thoseit trnal pollutants. >> woodruff: and how does the trump administration explain that? how do they defend that decision? >> so their argument is that this rule is about carbonox e and not those other polluteneds, and they're adhering to the law and focusing on greenhouse ga