my eam m is tobe able to make my environmt, w whever that i a betterlalace foreople.e. naratnamyou knowit's almt 6 yes agago,nd a lotf ople haveve already forgottenen it. for me, , it's about the history and our responsibility on behalf of the history, and i bring people to utoya because i belilieve that this is an important place where something horrible happened, but that horrible story is supposed to make us stronger on behalf of our values. woman: nigeria is not a faileled state. it is not a failing state. it is a strong, standing-up state but with a humanitarian crisis. man: what does he want to build now? woman: [spspeaks foreign langua] woman: nigeria is not a failed state. it is not a failing state. it is a strong, standing-up state but with a humanitarian crisis, a real crisis. whilst largely accessible, there are still pockets of resistance in all of these areas. [all speaking foreign language] alakija: the next major focus is those returnees coming in from cameroon. oh, my goodness, we're expecting in the next few months probably about 100,000 people. alakija

respect tobe with the response of the u.s. government. we have done a lot of things since 9/11. it has been said that governments don't do very well in ideology. how do you size of the government response from 9/11 to the present? >> in many ways, pretty good. we have spent a lot of money. a lot of people, including members of congress, have been leaders in this fight. preventedsically major 9/11 type attacks on the homeland. that is a big accomplishment. they want to kill us. they want to hit us as badly as they can. efforts to attack the u.s.. we prevented that. .e haven't been as successful with major attacks in grea britain, france, spain. as eyre ali a atckg rllies and metastasizing around the world, they are in the philippines now. the second largest island. growing inthey are ase places in indonesia, long as they are going around the horn of africa and spreading that way, we are in danger. way -- really find a unless we really find a way to is a verycreasing, it strong, extreme form of one of the world's great religions. we will be in even more trouble in the homeland. th

it's going tobe a real warm weekend. we'rein store for that. i'm excitedabout it.startwith 90- degree temperatures. >> crazy. >> crazy good. >> i'm processing this all. i'mwearing sleeveless, pink, sandals, no fall for me, please check with me maybe next month or so. >>> good morning. i'm stilltracking hurricane. it is acategory 3 storm, 125 per hour winds. it has lifted past mostof the dominican republic. turks and caicos the grand tuck island that is receiving most of for us we'vegot a few hours left of summer. i say just enjoy it while you can. 60s and 70s as you get started on your day. hightemperatures climb 84 to 88 88 degrees. and coming up thisweekend you'll find those temperatures getting up there. by sunday nearly 90 degrees, yeah, flirting with 90-degree heat to start off our fall. eventually we'll cool off. >>> okay. we're looking attraffic this morning. for themost part off to a quiet start on your friday morning commute. can we sing the friday song, please, at some point today? you're not seeing much on the map. we have one road closuredue to an accid

it is going tobe really nice around here the next few days. this afternoonbreezy.e'll have gusts 20,25, maybe 30 as temperatures get close to 80, maybe 81 here in town. north and west will notget out of the 70s today. we'rein for a chilly night. nats areback in town for the final home stand of the regular season. playoffs will start next weekend. i'm think ago lightjacket or sweat shirt but other than that we'll be in good shape. winds are gusting to 25in town. starting to pick up in southern maryland with gust t we'll feel the breeze all day long. compared to yesterdaywe're 13 colder at this time. and 6 colder in washington with the current reading right at 79. the big picture shows 81 in d.c. but pittsburgh, buffalo, detroit today in the 60s for highs. tomorrow not much changeand look at this low to mid-70s for much of virginia and maryland and delaware. even thebeaches. there's maria finallykicking her out. and we're looking at a decent future car's. the only thingi'm looking at rain wise in the short-term, a secondary cold front tomorrow night. fridaylooks good

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it was more of a referendum tobe disenfranchised of the national government would that be interesting for women would that be interesting to explore the great c0 run for the presidency?. >> yes. >> of course i meant female. >> maybe that was ted pinterest people to capture their imagination and i am not sure the first woman president will come not of business. >> day feet you will come out of the senate. >> got even the one from massachusetts. but i would really hope one of the lessons we have is to be somebody who does understand government because anybody who doesn't know the interest of the of legislation will not get things done so i will vote for somebody to come up through local politics the parties may shatter the way things are going with some new formats but you have to pay your dues. >> the with the reduced to a depth of the health care bbv almost there. >> you said at the beginning before they started digging in to their research what really surprised to?. >> i the guy was most surprised by the fact they were all abolitionist. i don't think anybody ever really said that. ri

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switzerland just offered tobe a mediator. >> they launched several land based missiles into the sea of japan. they sent fighter jets. it focused on north korea's testing station. about two hours from now, the united nation's security council will hold its second emergency meeting about north korea in less than a week. president trump called a rare sunday meeting. >> we're not looking to the total annihilation of a country, namely, north korea but as i said, we have many options to do so. >> the regime claimed to have denated a hydrogen bomb. the early-morning test was so powerful, it triggered a 6.3 earthquake. they say it could go on top of a ballistic missile. president trump was asked if there would be a military response. >> reporter: sunday, senior pentagon officials were seen filing into the work in the middle of the 3-day weekend to discuss military options. >> any threat to the united states or its territories or our allies will be met with a massive military response. >> they warn that any military action will be met with retaliation. the first response may be in the form of m

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we can use him to use his nose and locate approximately where the victim is tobe >> reporter: only a few members of the team in texas are now heading towards alabama. many of those members are now on stand by for potential international mission connected to hurricane irma. darcy spencer, news 4. >>> home at last. 14 members from montgomery county fire and rescue return this morning from texas. for days they rescued stranded people from flooded homes. some of the crew is already traveling towards hurricane irma. four members were redirected last night before even making it home to maryland. news 4 is working for you. david culver is on the ground in florida right now. you will be hearing from him in about 15 minutes. over the coming days he will be updating you as irma approaches the u.s. you can see his reports and track the storm at any time. >>> you know that classrooms are breeding grounds for organisms that can make your children school is back in session what you need to know about what is growing and how to protect your children from it. let's start at the very top with head li

. >> as to the book, it's sufficient to btough tobe a if e public sphere. tonight have time for reflection. it's interesting, she's right as she said in the interview it was validation nojust not her year. she's pushed up to comey and all that other stuff and the russians in plameing this but she has tufts of thoughts. she said she loved the parable of the prod full son. she is like the older brother, the rule follower and bill clinton is the younger brother. she's on the cusp on her relationship with him. but she never never takes the next step. that's because active people, so much active not a writer not reflective not getting the analysis you actually want. that's just a product of being in the public sphere. i think the book with is far more interesting than most political books. >> obama wrote a very if book but he wasn't a presidential canned tate. there's a section in there about foreign policy where she slips pack into secretary of state mode. you can see she's excited to weigh in on this and she also says well he never called me, i don't know what

30 years has been spending so much of his life to cross over lines, to befriend members of the kkk tobe them to give up their robes and renounce their membership in the kkk. and i was so fascinated by this guy, so right away after watching the video, i end up calling my agent, and i said, hey, have you heard of this guy named daryl davis, and he said, ken, i've been asking you for the past six months to meet up with daryl davis. he's been trying to reach you, and he lives out in washington d.c. so after watching that documentary, i started calling him up and trying to figure out how we were going to get together, and we finally met for the first time last night, and he's here to speak. welcome up, daryl. [applause] >> thank you. well, good morning. it's a real honor and pleasure to be here. well, let me start by saying welcome, welcome to the march for civility. and i've been walking this march now for about 30 years doing what i do. and a few things that i have found is this: we spend a lot of time in echo chambers surrounding ourselves with othei people who agree with us. everything w

we're glad to see you there but what do you expect to do as far as setting the tobe and the standards down there? >> this is an area that's of -- >> it's a complicated area. >> i like it because it is complicated and i like sitting with our economists and i've enjoyed discussing exactly these things including around some of the pending rule makings that we have. this is a focus group. we brought on a new chief economist, i'm very happy to have him on board so this is an area that is of interest to me and i agree with you in this area. >> i was not here earlier but it was my understanding that the trend of fewer ipos was mentioned. you know, which a lot of us don't like because that seems like the economy is not doing as it should. what's your thought on that without rehashing everything that's been gone over there and what's the trend and what's the data there? what's the information? >> people focus on ipo or no ipo. iepy is the -- it's the water coming into the bathtub. there are going to be reasons things are going out but i want a bigger bathtub because i want people to have more