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thal. be increasing today, but they're not going to dim the sunshine enough to stave off the heat.ere's a look at the 12-hour day planner. 55 to 69. warmer when you step outside this morning. bottom line, those are your temperatures at the coast. mid 60s at noon and 4:00. 92 to 98 inland. i'm sure a lot of us, our car thermometers will be over 100. if you're heading out this evening, 62 at the coast and 88 inland. notice the lack of clouds. let's find out if there are issues on the road. >> thought too many.

leaving behind a succeeding generation of people who can't get the sort of works of high schoo work thal educated people once could get and could earn well. they published a weekly newspaper and he himself says his family was ridged itself upward because his father worked in the fact area for many years and had done well. i said why aren't their movements in the streets and he said we just don't have civil rights leaders tha between one's heathat we once hador we can't e with the migration of factories out of the city. he comes along and says to the people he doesn't care about whether they are downtown or not, he's more worried about the white people were caucasians that don't have the factory jobs and african-americans on the other hand are losing the opportunity to have manufacturing and well-paying jobs right in the city. one of the things i think you've discovered in your recording is when people are telling you they didn't necessarily offshore to china or move factories to china and so forth in order to save the labor cost. they moved for the subsidization. >> china is a big subsid

you'll find thal in berkes county, too. redding is 60 degrees. allen town reporting 60 degrees at this hour. we'll see these temperatures climb into the 80s. that's in some spite of the clouds that will increase during the day. the rest of the area right now, they're a little thicker in berkes county. but to the southwest, that's where you'll find some rain drops. while most people are sleeping, that rain will come through. some lingering clouds during the day on tuesday. isolated showers possible, but most areas dry on tuesday. a hot one wednesday up to 90 degrees. but then comes wet weather. thursday and friday. the eclipse is on monday, and the clouds will be building. so we may not get the best view of that afternoon eclipse, the solar eclipse. and then rain drops will be falling on tuesday and into wednesday. sunshine in the afternoon next wednesday up to 87 degrees. rosemary. >>> thank for that, bill. 6:19 right now. hackers continue to leak series from hbo. >>> just ahead, the four legged friend that's forging a lifelong relationship with

. >> we're having you thal in i second. low humidity. temperature of. some of you out in suburb be ushz will only be in the 0s for highs tomorrow. this look at chilly temperatures. detoyt is 5. chicago is 62. and it's really cool across the entire northern plains back into the midwest and eventually this cooler air mass will get all the way down towards the gulf coast. 65 this morning for pitt pittsburgh. and 57 for binghamton. over the next couple days into the weekend it's cooler air mass along with high pressure setslees on in. we're middle 80s today and by the weekend we're talking only upper 70s. loan some shower in montgomery county crossing to howard county it's real, real light and listen we have possibility of a few of these this morning. we have morning clouds and then we get into afternoon sunshine. frontal system to the norm west of us us. once it moves through skies will start to brighten up and later today if we have a few showers later today it will be southern maryland down through maybe fredericksburg. and fredericksburg i bets you stay

is given and though it's believed a lightning strike started inferp owe and maryland state fire mar thalis 74 people lived in the complex and thankfully no injuries. >> caught on camera and this happened again august 8. both times middle of afte afternoon. stole electrics and julie. if you recognize him you're asked to call police. >> a visit to kipp d.c. academy in southeast where she'll highlight investment in charter schools across the city and mayor made commanding skalty education one of her top try priorities. >> fairfax county public students head back to the first free hair cuts. fire department is hosting this event hosting hair cuts at the gun springs community center fordham road. children under 9 must be accompanied by a parents or guardian. over to you. >> thank you allison. >> time 6:33 a quick check own sports. curly w for nationals in houston taking on astros last night. why is this significant. potential world series match-up. they're plague a good team. they needed win. matt whooet wheeder helping out too. uncounts as home run. two one triple he's done get since joining

after split iting a four-game s with the aids, thal hosted the a's last night.ne game with your best friend. paul hit three homers friday night. mad bum bare keeps them in the park. arizona with a 2-1 lead. bottom six. scary moment for bell. clocked above the ear by anthony. belt had nowhere to go and it him him square. he wmissed 46 games in 2014. 15 in 2015 with concussions, this could be a stint on the dl and d backs will hold on for a 2-1 victory. >>> a's hit the road to face the angels in southern cal. matt chapman excited to play in front of his friends an family. knocks a two-run homer over the left field wall, his family, going nuts. bottom 7, a's bull pen implodes again. trying to knot it at six. still tied. now two out. now escobar with a slow roll and chapman can't handle it an revere score, 7-6 angels and an 8-6 vickry. >>> track and field champions p championships in london and usain bolt is running his final race as a pro. nis first heat ran a .07 o the only sprinter better to win three straight golds setting world records in all three events, he's

but as you say they're homeless with no real idea of when thal arer be back. >> thank you, martin savidge. derek is in richmond, texas. hello to you. harvey's rains have set a new record of 51 inches. unbelievable that more rain is coming. what's happening by you? >> reporter: well, fortunately, don, there has been a brief glimmer of hope. i'm not wearing a raincoat because the skies have cleared up. i can see stars and the moon but that is often deceiving for these neighborhoods that there flooded like the one behind me. we're standing in richmond on the west side of houston and this river behind me has risen 40 feet since saturday morning. astounding numbers here. it is set to break records. it's still got several feet go. so the deceiving part about it, even though the weather has ultimately come to an end in west portions of houston, the water levels will still rise at the rivers and the creeks and the bayous in some locations. so people need to be aware of that. this flood threat is not over even though the rain has ended. i want to take you to the reservoirs on the west side of hous

rick letten thal has >>reporter: even investigations turning hundred hundred pennsylvania avenue into construction don't. there are storage pods of plenty, workers are up on the roof where you only usually see snipers. a white house family has president moved out since 1944 blue it's time. the mansion needs major work. the heating and cooling system is getting an upgrade and the south port could he steps are being refurbished, fresh paint and carpets. president trump is staying at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. the president calls it a working vacation with daily meetings often focused on a serious nuclear threat from kim jong un if he he does anything with respect to guam or anyplace else that's in american territory or an american alley he will truly regret it and he he will regret it fast. ning to leave the garden state heading to the scrie sky scraper in new york. you can expect an even heavier security presence at trump tower and a tricker protocol to gain access of the building as longses a the president is there. the nypd and secret service say they're ready. in bridg

wills eye open thal gist and chief is an expert on how the sun can damage a retina on regular day. >>the eclipse, the decrease in the power of the sun's radiance is just enough so that you actually can look at it long enough to get a serious burn. >> and you won't feel a thing. >> the central part of the retina, the macaulay, has no pain fibers. so, you can get a very serious burn that actually destroys tissue there and it won't hurt at all. >> so how can you tell if those glasses you just scored are safe? before you're looking at the sun? >> you can look at an actual light bulb, and if you just see the fill meant, not the light bulb, then your glasses are dark enough. oh, i can see his light right now. that's all i can see. yup, there it is. >> it is important to keep that in mind. by the way the doctor tells joyce the wills eye hospital loom will be extra staffed monday since we live in a life of selfies and live stream. how can you tell if you mess dollars up? it will appear your vision like vaseline is smack in the middle of your eye. >> that's personment. let's hope nobody has th

time where they have not taken somee provocative action by launching ballistic missiles, so i think thal that would be the first and strongest signal they could send us, is just stop these missile launches. >> what tillerson would not do is give a concrete time frame for how long north korea would have to stop launching those missiles to begin the negotiation process. this comes two days after the u.n. approved new sanctions on the country. north korea is responding to the new sanctions, vowing to bolster its nuclear arsenal. >>> in the meantime, president trump is in the middle of a 17-day vacation at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. while the president is away, the white house is finishing several projects. we're going to show you the improvements coming to 1600 pennsylvania avenue that have not been done in decades. >>> a shopping center is in ruins right now and it could take weeks to fix. video to show you. take a look as crews are working in the dark, as you can see, tackle, the amounts of cleanup ahead not just in that shopping center in the tulsa area. crews worked into t

after splitting a four-game set with the aids, thal hosted the a's last night.e homers friday night. mad bum bare keeps them in the park. arizona with a 2-1 lead. bottom six. scary moment for bell. clocked above the ear by anthony. belt had nowhere to go and it him him square. he missed 46 games in 2014. 15 in 2015 with concussions, this could be a stint on the dl and d backs will hold on for a 2-1 victory. >>> a's hit the road to face the angels in southern cal. matt chapman excited to play in front of his friends an family. knocks a two-run homer over the left field wall, his family, going nuts. bottom 7, a's bull pen implodes again. trying to knot it at six. still tied. now two out. now escobar with a slow roll and chapman can't handle it an revere score, 7-6 angels and an 8-6 victory. >>> track and field championships in london and usain bolt is running his final race as a pro. his first heat ran a 10.07 on cruise control. the only sprinter better to win three straight golds setting world records in all three events, he's an 11-time world champion, simply th

he said i consider bloomen thal should take a vacation in vietnam where he lied so he can at least say there. it was part of a tweet storm that began nine hours after earlier after the senator appeared on new day talking about the russia investigation. the president presumably watching tv from his vacation and tweeted this, interesting to watch senator richard bloomenthal talking about hoax, russian collusion when he was a vietnam con artist. never has anyone lied or defrauded voters like this senator. he told stories about his vietnam battles and conquest, how brave he was and it was all a lie. he cried like a baby and begged for forgiveness like a child. now, he judges collusion. the senator joins me now. senator, four tweets that are incredibly personal, very strong language, i'm sure you had a reaction to it, it's awful. >> don, there is an ongoing special counsel investigation under way right now. it is real. it's based on real facts. and that issue ought to be where our attention is, that ought to be our focus, national security, and rule of law are at risk and that ought to grav

senator bloomen thal will join "morning joe" later this morning. >>> one of the top republicans is throwing water on president trump's hopes of the immigration bill being approved. speaking to a local station in miami on sunday par senator marco rubio predicted that the legislation will not pass the senate, adding that the white house knows it does not have the votes. the raise act was unveiled last week by the president along with republican senators tom cotton and david purdue. it gives a points-based system on skills like education and fluns si. he refused to back an arbitrary limit to the number of green cards given out. meanwhile, senator rubio's hometown has learned that it is no longer being treated as a sanctuary city by the trump administration, according to "the miami herald." miami dade county officials learned this weekend that they have been deemed compliant with federal immigration provisions after reversing its sanctuary policies back in february. so far no other major city has taken similar action. other cities, they are digging in. chicago, suing attorney general jeff sessi

thal will have buses on standby just in case. look at drive times at 6:30. >> yuba city police say they're still gathering effects over what appears to be a disturbing incident caught on cell phone. an officer seen punching a man who appears to be calmly submitting to being arrested. however, one eye witness said the suspect punched the officer first withou being provoked. this happened monday. the suspect was on probation, and his wife was saying he was just trying to pull out the cell phone to show the officer when he was grabbed. >> college students and parents, don't miss today's ask finney. he's going to tackle an important question. >> and also hopeful news for people fighting a.l.s. >> let's look outside now. the city coming to life a bit, but man, mike's right. it's not looking terribly bright today yet. you can stay on top of weather and traffic by looking at the screen during the entire commercial break. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new

thal. be increasing today, but they're not going to dim the sunshine enough to stave off the heat. here's a look at the 12-hour day planner. 55 to 69. warmer when you step outside this morning. bottom line, those are your temperatures at the coast. mid 60s at noon and 4:00. 92 to 98 inland. i'm sure a lot of us, our car thermometers will be over 100. if you're heading out this evening, 62 at the coast and 88 inland. notice the lack of clouds. let's find out if there are issues on the road. >> thought too many. overnight construction projects that are in the wrapping up stages. here's a look at southbound 680 through walnut creek between 680 and pleasant hill road, we had lanes scheduled to be closed until 5:00. looks like they're picking those up right now. we're still doing okay for that walnut creek commute. mass transit looking okay, too. want to pass along this note. same thing as yesterday. if you ride the golden gate ferry from larkspur, we'll have capacity issues for the next few weeks. a smaller capacity vessel is in its place. especially the 7:50 a.m. trip and the 5:00 p.m

thal second point, there was something that went on in those days and continued a little beyond 1960. and curtis and i were part of the last generation that really did the -- we used to have little groups of political writers. my favorite was called political writers for a democratic society. there were seven or eight of us. and the head of national campaigns, we would have dinner with somebody who was figuring in the news of neither likely to run or already running. our dinners would be entirely off-the-record, no direct quotation or attribution of any kind allowed. and the person of these meetings was to help us size each other up. we would intentionally ask really rude questions. i remember one colleague of mind no longer with us sadly, jack injureman used to say the idea is just to stick your thumb in the guy's eye just to see how he reacts. it was not personal, just curiosity. and we all felt we benefitted greatly. we thought we all understood the people we were writing about. and in today's atmosphere all of that would be impossible. everything is on the record, but nothing is c

it turned out that a first they looked at streptococcus because that's the u and thal thing. but they wasted that time using standard techniques and the internet isolating the cauw ptie agent at it turned out to be for strains of a common water bacteriu el three of the strains were what we call, genetically identical, 98% of the genes and s tauence where the same. but another one that was differen, ha so we did some extremist to find out why this organism had gone to deliver in the panmiceas, the story of the young woman is that it went systemic. she ended up having both legs aminds amputated to the elbow, and eventually succumbed because it emic. this is what happened. when we did our experiment by using micy al we injected all fr into, muscle of mice. mouse one, mouse two, mouse -- this is gut strength one, and this one streadn number four. with a look at the liver and the dlleen, only one of those strains, the blue one, went to the labor and the spleen. it was very strange. then we individual i itected them, none of them went to the liver and dlleen. it tur-p out that this

highest probability was it was an advanced phishing campaign that got in and then went horse is on thalultiple points of access inside of their system. neil: once you're in a company, do you always have access to that company, even when they build walls later? >> no question about that, neil. the best part about that question, neil, the advanced key loggers used today are not picked up by typical i.t. scans. if companies are not promoting yearly, i mean aggressive vulnerability assessments from the cyber side, they won't pick up the fact that is in your system. and people are reading e-mails remotely. neil: how do you warn people at a company that there is a phishing expedition going on? help us. >> you train them, neil. tough train them. it is key. neil: what do you look out for? >> we're simply not doing it. no, you put them through it. even in our firm we have people that send me phishing, to see if i will open them. they're good. i get beat a lot of times. there is no question about that. but you send emails out through organization. we do it quarterly. you too much people if you op

the attack on plumen thal's tar ets, underscoring the election interference. he said he told staories and it was a lie. he cried like a baby and begged for for giveness like a child. there's no evidence he bragged about it or cried when the scandal erupted during his 2010 senate bid. late monday, blumenthal, undeterred. >> i have no idea about what is in his mind. what i do know is, i will not be distracted by this bullying. >> reporter: president trump certainly not giving up twitter for his august break. 13 tweets on monday alone. six of them bashing the media. today for the first time of this self-described working vacation, we're going to see the president working. heeds schedu he's scheduled to host the health and human service secretary on the opioid crisis. matt and savannah? >> peter, thank you. >>> we're happy to have nikki haley here with us, ambassador to the united nations. congratulations to the vote. 15-0, in the security council, who means you got russia and china onboard with this. looking at the list of sanctions, they're severe. they target a

when you put your foot wrong, engaging further down the rabbit hole is generally not a good idea and thals and she portrayed herself as a cartoon version of a rich person in america, speaking down to people who work hard every day. >> people were referring to it as a let them eat cake moment. that it is something that has come up in previous months with photos that ivanka trump has posted. different for her she is actually an official in the white house. but still, for the wife of the treasury secretary to present that message is obviously a little bit off tone. >> tell us about this book and how it fits into this. why is it important to this conversation? she wrote it last year, i guess, but it was about a gap year she took after college many years ago. >> it was -- the firestorm about this book happened about a year ago. she had self published it in the spring and there was an excerpt in the telegraph, which is when it got people's attention. it was about a gap year she had taken in the late 90s in zambia and it was, you know, as kmen ters on the excerpt in the telegraph said full of ste

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