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. >> the mama ismaking n >>> good morning, america. and breaking newst the border. president trump doubling down on his zero tolerance policy. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp. >> as calls grow from his own party to stop separating children from their parents. you will hear the recordings of children crying, asking for their mothers and fathers. >> daddy! >> that audio sparking an outcry. and the new images inside the facilities raising questions. more than 1,000 people crammed into what looked like cages. >>> breaking overnight, flash flood emergency. dozens of rescues across the midwest. people trapped in their cars as

the morning commute. >>> all right. good morning, mike. here, mostly green on our traffic map that is good news. one n issue in the tri-valley. southbound 680. a driver swerved to avoid a box and ended up crashing the vehicle. air bags did deploy. my nor injuries. -- minor injuries. hopefully we'll get that cleared shortly since it doesn't sound too serious. you are backed up to highway 84. if you are coming in from the east bay and san francisco, no metering lights and everything is looking okay so far this morning. if you are an east bay driver officials are calling it the summer of paving. today city leaders will announce the plan to repave at least 25 miles of city streets before asphalt plants close for the winter, four times more miles than -- in 2018 tha years. >>> a civil grand jury slams the alum rock school board. >> according to "the mercury news" the report recommends esau herrera, dolores marquez and khanh tran to step down. the company's dealings has come under intense scrutiny. parents in the east san jose district have long criticized the board for failing to work in the best interests of children. >>> at&t is

the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm green. have a great day. good morning. t'a ve bay idu ntomha the bridge because the fog. it's tuesday, june 19th. >> let's say good morning to netta and jacqueline. how is everybody doing? >> good. >> on a tuesday. >> happy tuesday. >> your favorite day of the week. >> the day i get things done. >> productive. >> when my alarm went off i thought of you. i thought it's her favorite day. it's a little foggy. you may have noticed that. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. low lying fog. the clouds have gotten thicker and low to the ground. visibility will be impacted for a lot of your drive. especially near the water, around the bay of course. it's a thick marine layer. a ridge of high pressure is to the south. that will bring us pretty warm weather. today will be warm. visibility low and then once that marine layer burns off temperatures will be pretty warm. a lot warmer than yesterday and above average. i will talk more

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. >> the mama ismaking n >>> good morning, america. and breaking news this morning, crisis at the border. president trump doubling down on his zero tolerance policy. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp. >> as calls grow from his own party to stop separating children from their parents. you will hear the recordings of children crying, asking for their mothers and fathers. >> daddy! >> that audio sparking an outcry. and the new images inside the facilities raising questions. more than 1,000 people crammed into what looked like cages. >>> breaking overnight, flash flood emergency. dozens of rescues across the midwest. people trapped in their cars as waters rise, and the halls of this illinois hospital under water. now new warnings, more rain on the way. the states in the bull's eye right now. >>> summer pool danger. this video seen by millions putting parents on edge. a toddler climbing a locked ladder nearly reaching that above-ground pool. and this incident showing two other toddlers falling in. thankfully surviving. the steps to take to prot

the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening an thu for joining us. today, across the country,ca lawyers and ads continue n try to find information, track down childreand parents, to reunite them after they were separated at the border with mexico. federal officials claim about 500 chdren are now back with family members, but it is not town if they are together in u.s. custody or y have been deported. more than 2,300 children wereom separated dults they were traveling with in the weeks before president trump decided to reverse his decision as part of his "zero-tolerance" immigration policy. in texas, democratic members ofs congressed a detention aycility in mcallen. >> this is not thee treat people who are seeking asylum in this country. and that's my biggest concern. >> sreenivasan: in san diego, california, other and cities there were protests and rallpris against ident trump's zero-tolerance policy. >> families united, not divided! >> sreenivasan: whiles in vegas today, the president spoke to the nevada republican party, he vowed to continu his immigration policies. >> our people are doing a very good j

the corpration for ublic broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs n statioom viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. at the group of seven summit in quebec six heads of state concluded the two day meeting. while the seventh, president donald trump, left earlys heading for eting in singapore with north korean leader kim jong un. ft, the president issued stern warnings and threatened to end trade with his counterparts if they didn't halt what he called unfair trade practices. at the same time, he also proposed eliminating all tariffe and tarriers-- a drastic change to the current economic system tmit would impact ions of jobs around the globe. >> we're like the piggy bank that everybody's robbing. t ends. you want a tariff-free, you want no barriers, and you want no subsidies, because you have some cases where countries are subsidizing industries, and that's not fair. >> sreenivasan: the president placed the blame for the trade imbalance ohis presidential edecessors, and praised himself when asked about the u.s. relationship with allies at the g7 summit. hi i woul

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the way. w let's not push christmas. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, huntington, new york. er o we ""the more we do for "cbs eve n gh i'm jeff glor. goodw. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org an arsonist on the loose. at least 3 of the fires are burning along coyote creek near senter road. another is burning between a mobile home park and the "los lagos" golf course. >>> kpix 5 new starts with the battle of the brush fires. >> three fires are burning along coyote creek along center road. another is burning near the golf course. we have more information now. >> reporter: all of those fires are suspicious. the good news is firefighters have them under control. number five captured the fires from aboarper 5 captured these fires from above earlier. two fires were started next to a mobile home park by the creek. >> there were structures threatened just to the west. we have winds and no structures were damaged. as far as we know, no one has been injured or displaced. >> reporter: at least four fires were started here within minutes of each other and that is why investigators say they are suspic

the 90's. friday 92, saturday 95, sunday 96 degrees. ain, the good news is we keep it s bright and dry all weekend. the naffic. >> 5:55 right now. keing our eyes on the roads. whites ferryves closed o the potomac. high standingater and debris. caution. metro rail line is on time.ur northbound before route 260 crash with injuries from. 301 is still quiet. we're seeing quiet conditions on 50 westbound right now. no problems maryland 410. s kenilwouthbound typical volume picking up. 95 camera is a little bright but you can see traffic is slowing as you make your way toayhe to the capital beltw no problems on 270. normal volume starting to increase. the beltway itself super pleasanty nd quietnew hampshireve ae. inner loop looks great po baltimore-washinarkway. airports you're in forty eight shape agreatshape. any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. so far so goodn 295. back to you. >> 5:56 is thene time. ro barr is breaking her silence in her first interview since the fallout over herra st tweet. >> roseanne ss she's sorry the tweet and she's upset people aren't believing her that ambien played a part. we're going

times and there have already been new taxes on the sick goods like -- i'm basic goods like electricity. these are part of reforms from the international monetary fund .n 2016 >> we do not need interference in jordanian affairs. we have called on the government to with draw this income tax law because it is a law imposed by the imf. the new prime minister takes the brunt of the public's anger. positionntain his as a leader above the political above the monarch had -- the political fray, the monarch has suspended a rising petrol prices during remedy and this week. n n to guatememala w where a volclcano eruptedd there, killig many, including at least 20 children. homes and roads were burned and covered with --. peter o'brien reports. through as lava poured villages, some narrowly escaped, coated in volcanic mud. the volcano threw up a plume of ashe. over 3000 have fled the area, authoritiestially did not evacuate. the flownot foresee that would cut off communities. not very good was on sunday morning. in the afternoon, only a bit of ashe was falling. amateur video shows residents fleeing a fast-moving slurry of material that solidified like concrete, in

the better side of things. >> some good news there. bottom line your weekend is n aotal loss at all. better chance that you're dealing with rain by far on saturday about 70%. otherwise humid with some hazy sunshine out there. 86 degrees for a high. 92 on sunday feels more like mid to werer 90upper 90s when you the humidity. next week, fantastic. no worries of rain. we'll be inrow keeping an eye on storm team 4 radar and she'll let you know any severe thunderstorms bubbling up across the area where they're heading and if they'll intercontinental pam you. >> thank you, ma'a >>>meanwhile, another nfl heeerleader is suing the team that employed she says the houston texans put duct tape on her body to improve her looks. the lawsuit also claimsno she w paid for all the hours she worked. >> we were told to eat less, watch what we were eating, and we weren't loong theay we were and we didn't have a lot of time to work out. we wereold don't eat. do what you have to do to look the aipart. >> nfl it supports fair employment practices and everybody who works in the nfl, including cheerleaders, h

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the heat as well. more about that with your n ten-day i few minutes. for now good morning, melissa. >> taking a live look in mobt gomry county. silver spring, new hampshire no problems through intersection right now and, again, the skies are nice and clear, which makes it much better morning commute for us.nt mery county right now, white's ferry today, shut down because of high water on the potomac river. warning for you there. southbound, northbound o270, problems. all the way from frederick down to the spur.he reverse this morning. inner loop and outer loop for the beltway. everything there has now cleared out of the way, as has this. upper marlboro outbound at woodyard. we had just the left lane open because of a crash. now we are completely cleared there. in virginia. qauntico to the beltway. you can see you're on time there. no problems there qauntico to the bestway. tiny slowdown as you head inbound there from woodbridge. eun. >> melissa, thank you. 5:33. we're tracking breaking news coming in about the death of celebrity chef anthony bourdain. >> megan fitzgerald with the resultsf the autopsy. megan. >> prosecutors have confirmed to nbc

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the korean peninsula. >> announcer: this is an nbc news special report. reporting from singapore, here's lester holt. >>> good morning, everyone, we're coming back on the air from singap where the u.s./nrump is about to take questions from reporters. this all began seven hours ago with a handshake. president trump and kim jong-un in the first ever meeting of a sitting american president and the north korean leader. five hours after that, a signing ceremony by the two leaders. the document held up to cameras by president trump speaks in very general terms about improved relations. joint terms of peace and commitment to provide security guarantees, the north korean reparation of m.i.a. remains north korea's commitment toward, quote, work toward a complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula but there's no mention of verification or even a definition of what that phrase means to each side. the president, as we said, about to be asked about all of this in the room f the ident's news conference. our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. and joining me here is chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. and national correspondent peter alexander. hallie, leto g to yo

good. >> and the policy of alternatives to family detent n detention. i feel like those are the three issues. >> good. >> sorry. >> i think there are at least three ways to deal with this. one is reintroduce a newersion of the alliance for prosperity that focuses more on human capital development than on commodities. the second approach -- the second method is that the central american leaders need to be made more accountable. by that, meaning, that they need to comply with their commitments without the moral hassle that the u.s. foreign policies has followed through. there's been a neglect on the side of u.s. foreign policy to recognize that these nations are not going to comply. that complains why the u.s. administration recognized the government of honduras. knowing there was not only fraud, but the election shouldn't have happened. the third part, i think is essentially. one of the causes but not the main cause or the only cause is that the economic elites in central america invest and risk their businesses in the local economies. any approach to economic developing in central america should require not only engagement by governments backed by the private sector. the reason being that you c

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goods. escalating the threat of trade war between the u.s. and china. in more news on n the pentagon, president trump announced monday that he will direct the military to create a sixth branch of the armed forces aimed at dominating outer space. pres. trump: when it comes to defending america, it is not enough to merely have an american presence in space. we must have american dominance in space. so important. very importantly, i am hereby directing the department of defense and pentagon to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces. that is a big statement. we are going to have the air force and we're going to have the space force, separate but equal. amy: that was president trump speaking at a meeting of the national space council monday. the air force currently oversees all outer space-related military activity. in his announcement, trump said the air force and the space force would be separate but equal, parroting a phrase used to describe unconstitutional racicial segregatition in educu. defense secreta

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the system works. i had good company, here is the presiden n you can laugh at this. you don't know the story, you don't read russian. this is channel one news you would not think that obama is the same or has the same ideology as the leader of isis, but if you look closer barack hussein idea has the same worldviews and ideological worldviews. that, we can never get over. no amount of diplomacy would solve that. then, the final straw. notice the pattern, big crowds demonstrating against regimes. this one is now ukraine. the story is that -- would not assign a concession agreement and people in ukraine said that we want to join the e.u. and went on to demonstrate. things got nasty, a hundred people were killed and our goal was to solve the crisis. maybe that was bad. ukrainians criticized what we did. joe biden was trying to cut a deal with the opposition to diffuse the conflict and move it down the road. february 21, we thought we had a deal. i was in sochi at the time at the olympics. my blackberry is blowing up and finally we cut a deal. it looks l thi wile fine. six hours later i got an e-mail saying the president of ukraine had appeared

the first play. hisht emotional n at the ballpark, friday, june 15th, 18. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. >> good hmorning, and wee craig in for savannah this morning. we have big news out of ew washington andork this morning, ties to the president, to the election and his family's foundation, and we will get to all that in a moment. a >> roller coaster rid derailed in daytona beach. the first car coming off t track injuring riders and t leading emergency rescues. gabe gutieez is at th scene. good morning. >> part of the roller coaster is stl dangling behind me this morning. six people were rushed to the hospital, and two of them were thrown toha more 30 feet to the ground and this morning an investigion is under w to find out what wentrong. fun night at a florida amusement park quickly tur ad in nightmare. >> two cars on the roller coasterell on. >> somebody is holding on, holding her hand. >> it looked like it just flipped upsidedown like it was part of the ride. >> emergency workers frantically workingo get others off the ride. >> i'm on the ground already, tod there's one in the bucket. in all six were

the national zoo, it might be exciting. a new panda to love. come on. >> what's better than that? >> we ms bebe. >> bebe is getting really big. >> that's bao bao. wow wow. whatever. >> good morning. it's monday. i'm n yang. >> i'm angie goff. aaron has the morning off. we're goito get to all those stories. first, we are working for you to get youut the door. >> melissa is with your first 4 traffic looking at the roads, and ourtorm team ch meteorologisk bell is here now with your forecast. it's a pretty mild start, chuck. >> nicnd mild start for today. i'm with iron on this thing. we're going to cue up that video when bears atck. >> comeon, chuck. will he eat you in one bite. 69 in manassas. 70 degrees in prince george's county for you on a monday. high temperature today, nothing to wry about weather-wise. 84 degrees. a little mix of clouds and some. sunshine to

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n >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the first lady grabbing headlines today making a surprise visit to a migrant children's shelter surveying the conditions. tonight a source familiar with the matter tells abc news that recently, hundreds of families who were separated have been reunited in the wake of the president's executive order. for the time being the department of homeland security has stopped referring family members for prosecution. here's abc's geo benitez. >> i'd also like to ask you how i can help, to these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. >> reporter: on a surprise trip to mcallen, texas, first lady melania trump visited the front lines in her husband's battle over illegal immigration. talking to workers at the new hope children's migrant shelter, meeting some of the children who have been torn from their families. the first lady spent a little over an hour peppering workers with questions. >> those children, how many times they speak with their relatives or families per week, for example? >> well, the children are allowed to communicate with their family twice a week. they get to have a phone call. >> reporter: the shelter is home to 55 children. 27 b

news" was presented by kcet los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: president trump says the meengng with kim n will take isace, after a senior north korean official vs the white house for the first time in almost two s.deca also ahead, the strengthening u.s. economy. unemployment falls to the pwest rate in 18 years, as the president breatocol with an early hint of a good jobs report. and, it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are here. we discuss the trump administration's controversial trade moves, and whcoarse and even racist language is finding a new place in american life then, reviving a town with a painful past. how montgomery, alabamais moving forward, without completely erasing its history

the good news is they won't drown. >> yeah. it's a good day. >>> having grown up in america i have never seen a school bus look quite like this. >> looks like a comp in addit nr and a ferry. this is thailand. they have the kids packed in. i want do you pay attention to the girls who climbed on board. the bus starts moving after the girl is on. >> clearly we weren't learning about that today. >> that poor girl fell off the bus a little bit. she escaped with only mine no, i scrapes and bruises. >> she was next to a traffic policeman as well. >> police stop this car because the man had a few too many kids in the front seat. >> this video was taken in china. as you can see right here you have four kids up front. a police officer is a bit astonished. then he opens the back >> there were 11 kids in the backseat. there were 16 people total in this five seater car. >> a level of danger. four in the front. no one is wearing a seat belt. you an air bag as well. any kind of accident you got a lot of dead kids. >> this man could get into a lot of trouble. because of all of the demerits he would get for all of the people that were over the limit in his car he could lose

the central valley, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. northbound 85, 101 to coupe tone know looking good at 15 minutes. >> there's a new scripps national spelling bee champion this morning. >> k-o-i-n[ cheers and applause ] >> look at that smile on karthik nemmani, 14 years old from dallas. it's a greek term for spiritual community. 12-year-old an nearby yeah row made it to the finals but was eliminated on her first word. >> congrats to her. >> absolutely. >> next at 5:00, relief is on the way for anyone who hates going to the dmv. >> new developments about puppies found severely abused in oakland. >>> plus an alarming headline coming into our live desk. an uber driver reportedly shooting a passenger. i'll have the full story and tell you where this happened next. >>> this new satellite image of the world is >>> you get the feeling j.r. smith knew they had the lead. he didn't know the score. >> exactly. >> what a moment. warriors and cavs fans will never forget game one of the nba finals. >> take a look. lebron james wishes he could -- i think his face in that moment says it all. >> good morning to you on this friday, june 1st. we'll have much more on that in a few moments. >> two

n: s 4 today" starts now. >> good saturday morning to you. welcomback to "news 4 today." i'm david culver. it is thelks preparing for the fourth of july holiday. angie goff among them. she is off this morning. folks also looking ahead to some extreme heat around here. we've got a nice wind blowing this morning here in northwest. we're going to need all the relief we can get. it is going to get really hot around here. storm team 4's lauryn ricketts is tracking some of this intense hein that is m its way in, lauryn. >> that heat is going to . contin david, that wind is actually blowing from the south. nice little breeze. since it is blowing from the south, it is all humid air. it is just really pushing in some of that humidity from the deep south and filleritering ito the mid-atlantic. a nice breeze, but it won't be any relief, unfortunately, because it is comrogthe south. good news is -- i guess good news or bad news, we don't have any rain in thefo cast. high pressure in charge. up and down the east coast leve. ite cooler on the beaches due to a little bit of an ocean breeze. the bays usually get it

good. cbs news, chicago. >> that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for had some of you the news -- for some of you the news conditions. from los angeles, i'm jeff gl n on -- i'm jeff glor. >>> this is the cbs overnight news of. >> welcome to the overnight news, for a century, you could find few things that were more made in america than a harley-davidson motorcycle. prized around the world for it's unique look and the harley rumble. well, thanks to new tariffs brought about by president trump's trade war with the rest of the world, a lot of harleys will be soon made overseas. paula reed has that. >> whether it so many different of a lotf problems that taking . leade forheen care of over ths conflict over trade and in a tweet, -- urged harley-davidson to be patient. but the company's shift overseas is a consequence of the tariffs on european steel and aluminum, in response, the eu applied import duties of 25%, on a range of products, including harleys. the company said that the eu tariffs will result in an additional cost of $2,200 per motorcycle exported from the u.s. to the eu. and mid continental steel and wire in popular bluff, missouri, the larg

n names line here, all democrats. so democrats here. the idea of two republicans ea up,his is kind good news for democrats that a republican's run out innt this much. it means there's not as many republican votes to distribute widely. so the lockout fear for democrarly in 49, this is positive for them. but there is also an early -- we'll call this a potential surprise. weaidhere were three districts here where democrats had to worry about a lockou we didn't mention one in the early returns here are oran i the 10th district. this is the central valley. this is jeff denham, republican incumbent. this is todd howze, a pro-trump puican, a grassroots style candidate. you can see right demoatic vote, you can't see the other screen here. there are a bunch of democratic candidates in this race. this is sort of a venture capital guy. josh har ter is his name. he's funded his own campaign. there are a bunch of other democrats. they're running 15, 12, 9, 8. you see right here. denham is out in front. there are enough republicans who go to sort of this insurgent candidate, this could be -- we weren't talking about it eaier, but this is one i think

news break. >> 7:26 is your time n on this wednesday, june 20th, 2018. good morning tom you. i eun yang. >> i am aaron g achrist. voteroved initiative 77 passed. the earn $15 an hour by 2025 even if they earn tips. >>> a vote today could raise the price of your daily commute. the airport authority is increasing faresy up to 25 cents, and that will take affect as soon as january. >>> now let's check on yourte morning comith melissa mollet. >> fort washington, a right lane blocked. andi-95 express lanes, they are clear now. and then springfield, all lanes are open but we are still seeing delays. >>> a check on your forecast is up next. >>> good morning. the sun is shini here in northwest washington, but there are more clouds and have even been a few sprinkles and they are falling apart, but there's we willumidity that have a 60% chance for more rain today, more likely to show up late in the day. we are in the low 70s across much of the region, and 87 as a high and more rain likely. rain chances are back for friday and saturday. 25 minutes.local news update in >> for now, back to the "today" show. re >>> wback, now. 7:30 on a wednesday morning, june

the barn only stored hey. the good news did a not have animals inside. no injuries wther they be human or animal rorted. just a loss of the structureai itself. nhe university of maryland hey barn up in elliot iccity livetures courtesy of skyfox. ♪ >>> let's take look at our top stories on this tuesday morning. police and a community in northeast washington continues to grow after l crowd confronted d.c. officers last night in the deanwoodommune n self arrests were made and two people. were injured they had to be taken for eatment at a l hospital. it was also reported thatld woman hog a baby was pepper sprayed on the scene. steve? >>> president trump expected tom meet withembers of congress at the white house today. they'll discuss what's happening at the southorn br. the president has hauled the practicerosecuting parents illegally crossing the border. in the meantim house republica republicans strrwgling to push fod a new immigration bill that pould keeparents and kids >>> all eyes on wall street thig morning fol a dramatic dip yesterday. the dow dipped for the ninth me in the past ten days. the nasdaq was it's down ptwo-point 1%. this comes

good news they have reopened at least one lane. the dry creek on-ramp is closed, as well. if you get off dry creek, you nd or take healdsburg avenue and get back on northbound 101 at linton springs. we are track delays northbound 101 through palo alto. this is between oregon expressway and university avenue. caltrans has three lanes closed. now, they were scheduled to have that wrapped up by now but it looks like they may still be out there. we are still seeing those delays. speeds dip right around 10 miles per hour. so give yourself some extra time heading along 101. that seems to be the problem spot. all lanes have reopened along 880 if you are making your way through oakland. caltrans had lanes closed between 23rd and 29th but we are back at the limit. >>> good morning to you. check out this wednesday morning. gray skies when you look at ow. i want to take you to the south side. we have a little bit of clear sky out there. so we are going to get a mix of it all. today is cloudier compared to yesterday. here's a live look at city hall on this post-election day. we are dealing with cooler conditions out

n mcgrath is the university of maryland with now how he is being remembered. megan, good morning. >> well, good morning. the university of maryland football community still reeling from the news. the head cch visibly upset. visibly shaken. jordan mair wasust 19 years old. the offensive lineman athospitalized in may following a teamworkout. died on swens. now, a go fund me page set up to support mcnair's family said that he had been airlifted a trauma center and received a liver transplant and had been fighting for his life. now, maryland's head coach d.j. dirkin, very emotional as he spoke at the press conference. >>t's not reasonable that famil family, parents -- his parents -- should never have to goou t this. >> he grew up telocally. the high school in owing's mills. back to you. >> live fors in college park, megan, thank you. >>> it's 5:05 t sign. presidump is vowing to fight a launs get this charitable foundation accuse them of outing the charity as a personal checking account. according to the lawsuit foundation donations are ugtd for political, business, and personal expenses whans to law setment. three of the president's children ooechba, dobld jirn, and aircraft are

good news. showers and i stormsn weste ande headed in our direction this afternoon as an old front i lingering across the area. so tew good nront just south of us that will give us slightly cooler air. but the risk of showers and storms frly high this afternoon and some of the thosey heavyld c rain. so just be on the look out for that potentialng for p on the roadways brief flash flooding this afternoon with . evening storms likely this afternoon and then a few storms tomorrow, 86. i'll have all thehe details on first day of summer which is tomorrow and the weekend forecast coming up in just a couple o minutes guys. back to you. >> thanks tucker. we'll begin this morning with some breaking news. former archdiocese of washington rick has been removed fromcar public mistry after the archdiocese of newou yorknd allegations of sexual abusee mad against him were credible. >>> mc car rick writesd teenager accuse of him of abusego nearly 50 yea. in his statement mc car rick says, i realize this painful development will shock many of my friends, family members a people i have been honored to serve as my 60 years as a priest. while

fee like 100. >> get the latest news and weather any time on the nbc4 washgton app. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the program. i'm megyn kelly. we begin today with huge ntheco hi t for more than 30 years, announcing he plans to retire next month. the news immediately had democrats, republicans and, of course, president trump, positiing themselves for the bitter battle that will lie ahead to fill hisat vacant any time a justice steps down, it is a big deal, but justice kennedy was often a key swing vote in critical cases. he is a conservative but a moderate, so he's voted with the liberals many times important