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. >> the rise of george's towards fights for thea country. ♪ thank you for joining us.ald trump has touted his abilities -- its administration's environmental record as leading the world. in a speech at the white house, trump said america can fight pollution and at the same time promote also feels. he says the u.s. is doing better when she pulled out of. contradictedh evidence from the environmental protection agency and groups criticized the comments as utter fantasy. >> we are doing a tough job and not everybody knows it. that is one of the reasons we are here to speak to you. every single one of the signatories lags behind america in overall admissions reductions. who would think that is possible. for this reason, i withdrew the ,nited states from the unfair ineffective and very expensive paris climate accord. >> alan fisher is live in washington and listened to that speech. hadid he say anything we heard before? >> it was a bizarre event in the end and a lot of people going up and praising donald trump and donald trump talking about a lot of things when he has been

. >> edie windsor and thea spire had been a couple for 43 years and were recognized as legally marriedd away, edie was denied spousal benefits by the federal government. >> edie windsor fought for marriage equality and took her case all the way to the supreme court. she was tiny but a force of nature. >> today is like a spectacular event for me. and i think, i think it's going to be good. >> the court ruled for her in june 2013. the federal government could no longer deny marriage benefits to same-sex couples, a crucial step in the fight to bring marriage equality to all 50 states. >> a realtor from cincinnati will sit in the nation's highest court as his lawyer asks the nine justices to strike down the ban on same-sex marriage. >> lgbtq americans and the nation waited for the court's nine justices to make a decision in the closing days of the 2015 session. >> tonight the arguments are over in the case that could bring same-sex marriage to all 50 states is now in the hands of the nine justices on the u.s. supreme court. >> waiting to get the opinions as they come running out of the cou

. >>> and thea final epic, the longest singles final ever in tennis. 4:55.th set went to a tie breaker after it was all tied at 12, and also the first time that has happened. federer had his chances and was close to winning in straight sets and djokovic takes it, his second straight win wimbleton title and fifth overall. final day of the american century championship in tahoe. tony romo wins his second title. and the real contest steph and dell curry. they are playing for karaoke. this is on 12. you get a power boat if you make a hole in one. almost did it. now steph with a nice birdie on 15. this gives him a big lead but on 16 disaster. in the woods, you are not supposed to be playing from there. no idea where the second one goes. he would take a seven on the hole, and steph gets it done. birdie's 18, and more importantly gets to pick dell's song and outfit for >> i'm picking the song and the venue. that's a good wager right there for sure. >> what is the key to your golf game today? >> the more i play the better i get. yeah, that's it. >> now in the past t

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. >>> a gunht rig group is challenging thea the suit says the laws are unconstitutional.aryland is one of ten states that requires a permit tocary s concealed weapon. local authoritiehave a discretion on whether to grant those permits. >>> the amtrak office of the inspector general is warning curity otential s concerns at union station. a recently released report says a car was able it drive onto the latform and right on to the tracks earlier this year. the inspector general saysss paengers and staff are also put at risk because of broken surveillance cameras and laxor monitg of entrances. amtrak released the following statement, quote. >>> this morning federal investigators remain on the scene of a passenger train collision in illinois that happened on saturday afternoon south of chicago. nearly 300 passengers were on board at the time but no one wat hu investigators say the vehicle that was struck by the train was empty when they arrived on the >>> thirteen people ar livalive and well. >> a housing building in chicago over the weekend caught fire. jaden s espinozatted t

those sitting to e theast of the washington monunt saw a few nute of dazzle be firorks theas the program continued fireworks became obscured by earlier smoke >> the first two minutes was good. after that a cot ofloud and we couldn'tee anything. >> this is video from where crowd had a pretty great view. why the difference? storm team 4 amelia draper is working for you to explain why the fireworks failed on the d.c. side. >> here is the fireworks. they are not typically an issue. warm airt the surface and air tolder as you go up into the atmosphere, so thaair, that smoke has a place to go. what happened was warmer air was just above the surface with cooler air trapped below it and the smoke had nowhere to go and what we call a temperature aversion. why could folk smoke pile up in the district right where the fireworks were happening and virginia you got a little bit of clearing. >> so glad amelia hadan explanation for what happened. you had a good vantage point. i' i was watching from the north. m directly north of the me lincolrial. i could see everything on the east side but on the west

none of those members of the security council or any other to theas delivered united nations or the yemeniovernment more a than what saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have. barbara: libya's u.n.-recognized government has accused forces ofal to warlord haftar kidnapping a female politician and injuring her husband. she was disappeared from her house in the city of benghazi on wednesday. he is currently trying to take but --e capital tripoli, has been critical of his medical -- is military operations. still to come, why health workers in the republic of congo say ebola is an international emergency. and we meet a refugee from the ivory coast who turns experience into -- ♪ ♪ >> hello. winter carries on in australia with the coldest weather. it heads off towards new zealand. the forecast for friday is a mere 14 degrees and what should be sunny weather in melbourne. mark.roach the 20 even in brisbane, not doing much better. in perth, the picture becomes increasingly cloudy. what i hope is welcome rain for , the rainf australia is mostly over the water, not over the land, which is not a

after thea accusations c out n february he took a leave of absence. the firm said it investigated and found no evidence of wrongdoing. fairfla says he to focus his attention on the peopl of virginia. >>> former skins super bowl mvp quarterback mark ripen has been arrested for domestic violence. that is according to the nbc affiliate for spokane, washington, which rep he was arrested for hitting his wife in the stomach over the weekend. during a court appearance on monday, rypen said he was not guilty. since retirement he has been open about his struggles with depression. >>> an investigation is under way follong the sudden death of los anges player tyler skaggs. he was found dead inside his hotel room in texas. the team was in town for a three-game series against the ranger. the cause of death remain unknown but police say they did not suspect foul play. >>> meanwhile, a local man whose high school footbal career elped inspire the film "remember thetitans" has died. >> pety jones went to t.c. william high school and was a member of the scol's legendar

so we're not only in the te thea but we also go to different production houses around the city where we have a few partnerships with our local high schools and theaters as well. >> these are year-long paid internships? >> exactly. students between the ages of 15 and 22 have the opportunity to earn money while leaing an art. >> yeah. kimberly, how do they get in? >> they have to do two intervie. one during the sumr for the initial intake and the second part for fall for the year-round program. they have to submit a resume, r letter of interest, maintain a gp of 2.0. we don't want it to be a deterrent to kids kbho may not have the gpa but express a genuine interest in learning. >> it's pretty competitive? y>> it is. >> are preparing them for higher education a for careers? >>lu absoly. >> for jobs that telemundo 44 at news4, to replace us? >> absolutely. yes. e of the gre things we do we every year whe culminate our year round program, we take them on a college tour. th th e toses them careers behind the scenes as well as higher education. opportunities it's exciting especially for me

in thea rising star world music scene.attempted to bring over session musicians from album,to record a new but they were not allowed in. she is not alone. leading academics, diplomats, ngo workers, and world-famous performers have all been barred for seemingly arbitrary reasons. >> we found it really difficult when we have applied to have to come over for -- the process takes so long. it is so expensive. sometimes, they are having to go to neighboring countries to get the visa. waiting fornd, interviews in those countries. hotel bills, flights. i mean, it is really a big hurdle. >> we contacted the home office for comment, and they gave us the following statement, that the u.k. welcomes on genuine visitors from africa, and wants its visa system to support their business and trade ties with the continents. decision makers do not discriminate on the basis of age, gender, religion, or race. the statement also says the home office remains committed to making the right decision on visas first time every time. after three succes

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firefighters found ruptured gas flien lines in the rubble but they say they can't pinpoint for sure th theas os parts of the roof were scattered about 60 yards away. an l.a. fitness center at the center sustained the worst damage. one family had just arrived for swim lessons when that explosion happened. >> thought it was a bomb. honestly, i thought it was a bomb. >> all of a sudden we heard this big loud boom noise and windows cracked and shattered everywhere. >> federal investigators are now examining the evidence to figure out what caused that blast. >>> new at 11:00, new york police arrested a one-time friend of president donald trump on sex trafficking charges. jeffrey epstein is a wealthy politically connected financier from florida. a law enforcement official tells nbc news that epstein p allegedly. he also allegedly paid those victims even more money to bring him their friends. epstein i e appear in federal court in manhattan on monday. >>> democratic presidential candidate joe biden is apologizing for what he said about working alongside segregationists during the 1970s. the preside

she was with her longtime partner, the aspire, for many years, when thea died. edith was stuck with a rather large inheritance tax bill. and she decided that she was going to challenge the irs, saying that she was being denied the same rights, that heterosexual couples had. more than 1000 of them. years later, the supreme court decided in her favor, and this is a copy of the check that she got from the irs for back payment of those inheritance taxes that she had paid plus of course the interest. that's always a favorite artifact for people to see. especially around tax time here. >> here you see posters that were used by protesters who were heralding the supreme court decision, that ds wins or took part in. and the on the wall across here you see some really iconic figures who, 50 years ago, would never have been open about the sexual orientation. the sexuality. we call this wall, once rejected, now embrace. and a see how attitudes have changed toward lgbt -- john 20 americans. are influencers, politicians, their activist, their actors, the journalist. these are

jeff bezos spent theas three years building another one. another example is the lunary. gate a space station would orbit the moon are competing to ild. >> a purpose to launch exploration missions from there and other locations. >> but it will take more money. up to $30 billion over five years, according to nasa. for a former space shuttle commander, it isn't a matter of whether space goes main stream,e but a mof when. >> i want to someday walk into the school and say i steve. i'm an astronaut and all the kids look at me and said big deal t there's are of those. goal. my f> and that is nbr for tonight. thank you so mu watching. have a great evening! see you tomorrow. woman: this is "bbc world news america." is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pu solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. laura: this is "bbc world news america." w reporting frhington, i am

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for example, half of the attackers were motivated by the grievance and two thirds of thea history of mental health challenges. nearly all had recently experienced a second stressor in their lives and likewise nearly all had made alarming communications directed toward somebody were made in the presence of others. while there is no single profile of the person that has violence, this report what others published aims to assist partners in law enforcement, education and arenas into so many other broad stakeholders in the community and how to better understand the motivations behind the attacks as well as the factors. i think them for their hard work and i'm proud of what they've accomplished and i encourage everyone to take advantage of the resources they've created, the training they deliver and consultation they provide. all that being said, i'd like to ask the chief to come up and provide some further information. i know you just received the report and some of the talking point so i will take you through some of the findings of the report and as to why the secret service in this sp

a suicide car bombing at the entrance to te building, which allowed at least three gunmen to enter thea hotel where lawmakers were meeting. the battle between the al-shabab gunmen and somali security forces lasted more than 14 hours and ended when all of the attackers were shot dead. the victims of the bombing included two americans, a prominent somali-canadian journalist, a somali politician and a u.n. ageaff member. a u.s. service membefgwas killed innistan today. officials have not yet released details or identified the seice member. also today, in northwestern gghanistan, three afghan police officers died in battle with militants who attacked a government compound. two of theilitants were killed, and others arrested. there was no claim of responsibility, bua spokesman for the taliban said his group was behind the killing of the u.s. service member. peace talks between the u.s. and taliban to discuss possible withdrawal of troops and an end to the 18-year war wrapped up earlier this week. serena williams will have toit or her chance to tie the record for most grand slam singles title

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. >>> theas invn in sin city so assive you can see it from spac what has brought on the assault of the grahoppers in las vegas? and the woman who decided to foot the bill paying it forward by buying up a whole store full of shoes. it all began with a simple question from her daughter. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz balart. >>> good evening. it was a night of celebration, american athletes and others out late on a friday night in south korea whee floor literally gave out from under this is video from just seconds after the collapse, patrons struggling to hold it up. two people were killed, more than a doz injured including u.s. athletes there for the water polo worldio chahip. nbc's matt bradley is in hong kong tonight with the very latest. matt? >> reporter: jose, a night out became a nightmare for hundreds of patrons at a popular south korean nightclub earlier this morning when a balcony inside the club collapsed right under them. cell phone videos captured the terrifying moment when a balcony inside this nightcoub apsed, killing two south koreans and injuring 16 more.

homeowner waspi tells news 4 that during the time he's lived here, he's noticed thea' ares drainage system both natural and manmade, has been unable to keep up with the rain. he took this video showing a torrent of water gushing from a big drainage pipe across the street. he says the water hits his side of the road with no place to go except into a smaller drainage ditch that is quickly overwhelmed. >> i've had a friend of mine who was walking wn from this street while it was rainingd an he fell in the ditch neck deep. that's life-threatening. >> reporter: the busy road ng itself is ero at the edge and shows signs of patching. he says his front yard remains so coggtantly so the trees are starting to rod. he's made the decision to invest in major structural changes to his property. >>> this video from a news 4 t viewer shows washout that forced police to close kirby road in mclean. it is not the first time heavy rains have caused pivot run creek to rise up and over its banks, taking part of kirby road with it. >>> and we are told that kirby road will cesed for what's described as a signific

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worst case scenario, how bad could it b >> yeah, the worst case scenario is thea finds a problem with software fix, pushes back against boeing, says, "we're not ready to bring the planes back out again" and boeing has to halt the production line, has to furlough workers. their suppliers will not be able to continue to produce at the rate they're producing. it causes a supply chainffect affecting boeing and a lot of companies. >> let's talk reality. what do you think is most likely happen and what will be the impact on the company? >> yes, i think boeing was very careful not to announce a timeline for return of the plane until they felt i rwasdy. last week they said they felt it was goi to be early q4. this week they said early q4. they have been testing for qui sometime. before the end of 2009, most likely scenario is the plane is flying again. >> evenegulators here and abroad have said quietly they don't think it flies until sometime next >>year. think once the faa is on board, boeing will have a coordinated effort with european regulators, with brazilian, all over the world.ce the p

baseball fans at dodger stadium got a jolt.s seismolo say it was on thea same ft line as thursday's 6.4 shaker 150 miles from l.a. in the mojave desert. the largest quake to hit insouthern california 20 years. the last above 6 was a 7.1. years ago. thearthquake offered shaking in los angeles, city officials say there are no reports of instructal damage. but the reality of living in earthquake country reminded residents to be prepared for the big one. >> all right. will continue to follow all of the breaking developments as firsts responder get a better look at the damag this morning. you can check the nbc washington app for all of the updates. and this morning wizardsand capitals owner ted leonsis is mourning the loss of a friend killed weekend in maryland. they died when their jet ski crashed into a marker. sessions efs theceo of a company called red river, a partner of monumental sports. heso was a s ticket holder and travelled with the team to ndon for a game. a stretch of route 29 will close monday at noon to improve one of the region's most dangerous intersections.an crews plo flat

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how thea sense of companies having gauged thus far with this particular administration. jack dorsey recently met with president trump. they have showed up in washington a lot. a lot of tech founders showed up after his election where they did this awkward meeting. as if people are unwilling to have a conversation. the issue is when they show up, it become some kind of bashing session. lately with facebook, we have seen that to be the case, where they come to these hearings in their routinely accused of conservative bias or being too big. i'm not sure how eager they are to show up if nothing actually happens. there are potential pending ethics investigations against facebook and google. is there some grand plan here? kurt: it is related to facebook's power. about how muchl power they have and the influence they have. does facebook have the power to leave up or take down certain opinions and thoughts? back to thecomes idea that facebook is too big for its own good. we will be watching to see what happens in the next couple weeks. now to a story we continue to watch. the wh

changed theas it game? to discuss, we are joined by ben brody who covers tech corporate influence. your reaction to the settlement? aside fromtion is the monetary figure, which is notable for the sec, though not notable for facebook, that they essentially won on all the other counts. the second is what amount of personal liability there is on the ceo and the sea suite. there's in junctions or remedies on bad behavior, which are often essentially more of the same, scope ofately, the what they are indemnified for is incredibly broad, right? the settlement included this very noteworthy provision of all and him to fight for, which is pretty unique. you typically see something like gone toer a case has trial. zuckerberg was not even himself deposed, even though he appeared routinely and the documents that .he ftc looked at emily: you think that they should have talked to him directly? >> absolutely. >> one of the silver linings is the ftc has mandated facebook can no longer use phone numbers -- two-factor -- no longer used on the misfortune of-factor authentication. emily: if you are tr

once he gets that, he will put a proposal forward that they would have to vote by written get thea recordetting 20% of shareholders to support that. consent for, to agree to replace four directors. it is very complicated and it will drag up for a while. jon: i wonder what the rest of the energy industry will do in reaction toit is very complicatt this.rag this offer came to the table and ultimately, chevron not able to close the deal with anadarko. now you see this kind of response from shareholders. scott: in this particular case, what icahn is suggesting, this move was done as a defensive this. strategy, that there might have been somebody out there that was interested in acquiring occidental. he certainly says that in the letter. afraid and chairman were essentially that they would lose their job in that instance, so they went ahead with his anadarko deal in order to prevent that from happening. momentum behind his deal, according to the ceo, would create $3.5 billion in synergies. how do investors feel about that? scott: it depends on how you look at it, but certainly occidental share

a on thea correct ran off the right side of the roadd overcorrected and drove right into the path ofngoi acura. an children and one lady. pashlgts.total of six infant the cpr on the and a few other actions. >> reporter: snelling said he could hear one child crying out from inside. the rookie >> momma, i'm alive, and repeated over and over and over again. >> reporter: a 32-year-old passenger identified as anna pascual was killed along with a 12-year-old gill and a so-month-old boy. the child wasen tak to the hospital for life-threatening. today snellings is praising all the good samaritans and the third responders who first arrived but she's seen too many bad accidents on this havily traveled area. >> coming up, a look at a man who was charged with a urd per he did not come um. come up next, a commuted sentence and what's next now that he's been given his freedom baci >> i'm go to spend every single day remembering everything that you guys did for me. > plus a billionaire financier charged with sex trafficking and abusing nderage girls. the case against jeffr epstein as he goes before

take a look at the photos and video in theas nbc whington app. >>> d.c. police and the fbi need your help. they are searching for a person who fired a gun towa on-duty police officers. police say this video shows the suspect circled in red and the person is firing a gun behind a tree. this was in the 4600 block of hillside road in southeast early in the in the morning on july fourth. the officer was not injured. justin finch will join us live in a few minutes with more on this. >>> a maryland man is back home after serving dedes in prison for a crime he doesn't commiur >> ctis brooks was just 15 years old when he was charged with murder in colorado. he had moved to the area as a teenager but one ght with the wrong crowd, he landed himself 24 years in prison because of mandatory sentencing. state senator joanne benson formed a coalition and she was hiprincipal at brooks school john bayne elementary school in capital heights. brooks' case helped the supremea court to automatic sentences with life without parole for juveniles with help from the u.s. senator

to juy, >>> this morning, labor secretary alex costa is defending himself and p thea deal he oversawor jeffrey epstein in florida more than ad deca ago. that deal is receiving renewed scrutiny now that epsteins facing child sex trafficng kwharjs in a new case. this one out of new york. >> reporter: labor secretary alex acosta on the defense. >> facts are important, and facts are being overlooke >> reporter: rebuffing calls to resign and defending the plea deal he oversaw as a florida u.s. attorney 11 years ago, saying jeffrey epstein wouldn't have served any jail time had his office not stepped in. >> the pat am beach attorney's office was ready to let epstein walk free. >> acosta is trying to rewrite s hry, in a draft of a federal indictment that could have sent epstein to prison for life was abandoned after secret nego ations, between mr. epstein's attorneys and mr. acosta. >> i'd like to know more about that. is that true, is that accurate? if that's's accurate, different story. >> reporter: he was sentenced to 13 months, he was made to register as a sex offender. >> we believe we

that will allow for low clouds toy startiha me,7 eesrohout thea dotown, 63hi. cool the coast.he camera is shaking from mt. tam. it's a beautiful start to your monday. 56 in santa rosa, 60s from concord to livermore. this afternoon the fog comes back late and then we'll be looking at it moving across the bay. starting with a gray sky on tuesday and more dramatic cooling as we go toward the latter part of the week. as you head out the door, a fine morning for driving and mass transit. breezy inand outside the bay bridge. in flap pa, mid 80s today. should see highs in the low 80s and then looking at temperatures coming down. in fact, by the end of the week it's looking cooler for most areas. in fact, could be a little bit below average. highs today in the 60s with sunshine. half moon bay 81, 87 in concord. 83 in san jose and then tonight wih the low clouds and fog, where everybody pretty much is in the 50s. monday morning it was quiet, then it wasn't. what about now? >> it's not so quiet anymore. i think i did jinx it. let's get to the traffic maps. i'll get you an update on a co

coming through, two, 2:00, 3 :00, watch what happens, a ton of rain, severe potential is way up during thea rnoon and tomorrow. the biggest potential will be the potential for flash flooding as well as strong winds. storm predicon center has it all in a slight risk. meaning a good chance for severe thunderstorm warnings to come out during the afternoon. heres are the biggest risks. ot will be heavy rainfall with the pntial for flash flooding. winds will be a big issue as well. hail and tornado threats much lower. down to the south. you're talking about new orleans, gulf of mexico. hedifferent set of scenario going on down t we're tracking the tropics. this could become barry lar tonight. >> t biggest concern with the storm system is going to be rain. water in genera check itout. here's the latestto on srm team 4 radar. whatwill become barry, as doug said tonight or throughout the day tomorrow. the biggt threat is going to be flooding concerns. especially into parts of louisiana. new orleans saw about 6-10 inches r n. earlier today. we think what's going to happen over the next few days, on

but anyone who took thea walk that we took around this neighborhood, would not think you're in a wealthy nation. you would think that you're in a third world c. a community that does not even have decent quality grocery stores where moms can buy quality food for their kissed. a community in which the dream are getting a higher education for kids, is as real as going to the moon. >> beers called baltimore, l a third world nation. since then, the conditions in baltimore, they have gotten dramatically worse. the city's treasure mismanagement. their rodent infestation has become so baidarkas recent documentary entitled "rat" film, highlighted the local government's massive urban planning. vacant buildings, lining many streets in the west and east parts of baltimore. nearly 17,000 abandoned structures in the city limits. the city's educational system. let's look at the records. it's also in a state ruins. look at the last year for which we have dated. 2017. investigation. zero. pay attention. zero students in five baltimore high schools and one mid will school were proficient -- one middle sc

theas not only benefited supreme court level, but he has gotten over 125 onto the appeals and district courts. these people will be shaping policy forever. they are very conservative, more conservative than the bush appointees they are replacing in some cases. the supreme court may get all of the visibility and discussion, but what is going on at the lower courts is big. not a lothere is no going on legislatively in the senate, mitch mcconnell is devoting a lot of time to appointing judges. they enforced a rule change a couple of month ago that lets them do it faster. you are seeing a steady assembly line of conservative judges, and democrats can't do one thing about it. writefact yearbook, you the courts were not an extension -- not an extension of the arena politics that had engulfed the other branches. decadess over three that culminated in an incendiary threeover supreme court nominations into two years, tearing the senate apart. guest: everyone has their judges in the senate over what happened with judges and supreme court nominees over the years. clarence thomas who was confirmed

the books, and for the next two weeks the routine is going to be morning practice, afternoon walk-thea andrews with the hope that the redskins willf be ready the first preseason game, and what s fans already cheering just on day one is quarterback alex smith coming o outn the field. smith finally in just a brace after suffering a gruesome leg injury last ar ande training camp grind is a welcome workload for some players we talketo saying this is ju the start to what they hope is a long season ahead. as you said it, wendy, the nebiggest question that ds answering is who is going to be the starting quarterback? coming up in sports, head coach shed a en is going to little bit more light on how he's giving up the reps to narrow down who will be starting qb. back to you guys. >> sherree, thank you. >>> still ahead, amtrak announcing a new non-stop from union station to new york. >> but to nbcwashington.com did digging and finds out why it may not be your best option on the kids. >> miss behaving kids d icy roads, the main challenges for school bus drivers today but thanks to the sheriff's o

well, he stuck with that and he continues to use that as thea defense mechanism to reveal the thingst he was doing. many of us that were in the department of justice, worked with jim comey, would have fired jim comey instantly on many of the issues that we nowav know he was involved in and how he handled them.s >> gregg: and judge starr,r, the twist on all of this is reportedly it was the russians that intercepted the email, which only underscores that hillary clinton really did jeopardize national securityty with her private unauthorized unsecured server even though president obama said oh, gee, she did not jeopardize national security. >> yes, and that cannot be right. it absolutely was so unconscionable that the secretary of state would do what she did andci do it intentional. and the changing of the characterization, i think is, well, to me, it is unpardonable. you do not, when the fbi comes forward with a conclusion based upon their very careful evaluation of the facts, then say, no, we are going to change that. that is not your view. your view is instead a softer and gentler vi

police swarmed theas area police had just arrived for work. >> news 4's meagan fitzgerald explains whoush to the aid of patients and who was nearly hit by the gunfire. meagan? >> reporter: yeah, doreen and wendy the shooting happened in broad daylight just before 10:00 this morning. amother and newborn child, they were inside the howard university hospital when a this almost dismisses woman's head, but tonight the employees here are saying it's one of their own that's hero. >> this is not a site neighbors who live in this shaw rh neighbod thought they would wake up to ond

when did you know about theas dirty dossier?ut that the dirty dossier was used as the bulk of evidence to give a fisa warrant to spy on the trump campaign and transition and presidency? when did you first know that there was no collusion and determined no collusion with russia? all of this, i'm going to lay out my version tomorrow, you have been very open about what you think the questions ought to be. i think the question should bebe no longer than ten seconds, 11 q seconds each, and they should be sharp. and i think that any type of filibuster attempts by robert mueller ought to be met with fierce interruption. >> yes, absolutely, they should be short, direct, succinct questions. in the course of just an hour, i put together 37 questions here. they are all one sentence long.u but i would make christopher steele, the dossier, and the hillary clinton campaign paying for russian admission certainly the centerpiece. i would challenge mueller on his own conflicts of interest. and also ask him, how can you hire people like andrew we