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he works for first transit which operates metro access service und metro. he's been chargedco witnd degree rape. detectives tell us that the victim and the suspect were the only two aboar the bus at time of the attack. but they us that theigating woman was treated and released at the hospital. that's the very latest he from hyattsville, maryland, annie yu fox5 local news. >> 4:32 right now an about-face from o president trumpn immigration policy after repeatedly saying only congress could fix the problem at the border. >> but the controversy continues to heat up with some saying a t proposed fix frohe white house will just make the situation worse. on capitol hilth theck live latest. good morning,ep mel. >>orter: good morning. and as we've seen congressional relationshi b have frayedadly over this issue, so mucho that there's very few people here that reform bills that are to come up for a vote tonight haha anynce of passing. that leaves the fate of the border wall, the fate of daca recipients and these families thatha are -- tve been separated, those famil

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the president pulled the rug out from und that proposal.unilaterally impose this new family separation policy. so let's get back to the bill, the bipartisan bil the senate and immediately today should stop this policy ripping kids from their families. >> senator, we do appreciate your time.hr senator c van hollen along the texas/mexico border. we want to pass along to our viewers we did receipt out aorepublican, andy harris, bara tocoms whicktman then did not chooseo join us. we did hear from andy fi a harri ws'e hope to have him later this week. >> in the meantime senator vanou hollen thanks fr time. morniid you. currently 78 in washington. uryo 80 degrees at 5:00. it is going to me aostly sunny hot and humid afternoon. actual air mid 90s but that heat index will get awfully close to 100. so heat continuesex thet couple of days. first day ofn summer oeirs thursday. plenty more fox news morning right after this. ♪> >>00 o'clock. good morning. thank you so much for joini this morning. >> top of the hour on this monday, june 18th. here's what

.>> family of unde george's countyective killed by a fellow officer has filed a wrongful death lawsuitcolson'samily is suing the officer who shot him, taylor krause and the county. the lawsuit claims krause shot theolice station.016 ambush at even after colsondentified himself as a fellow officer and ed his badge. the countylaims it h been 100 percent transparent about e investigatio >>> sports betting is now ofcially legal in new jersey. the move following the states landmark supreme court victory that cle the way for all 50 states to allow sports betting if they choose. start srts betting not until 30 days. limited t casinos an horse tracks. >> day one in the books. tournament kickedff in russia, arabia five nil.ing saudi no host team has ever lost opening match of the world cup. back in 2014, dc m region hadore people watching the world cup than anywhere else i the count tree. this time around bars and restaurants opening early forethe matches an expecting huge crowds. lindsay watts is at world bar in the district. >> here on u street norwest at newly opened dc world cup head quarte

gay and lesbian equality, e death penalty, he wrote decisions that ended the death penalty for minors und age 18, and, when there is the intersection of government and religion, he also was key, and many of those votes, when the victory went to the left side of the bench, they were 5-4 decisions. >> nawaz: with his departure, now, is there somne else you see on the bench who might become that next sort of influential swing vote? >> well, i don't think there is a swing vote. i think, in terms of perhaps a median justice, someone in the osnter, the mt likely possibility would be the chief justice. she probably a stronger conservative than justice kenny, but there e certain areas he feels very strongly about, the structure of the constitution in terms of who has the power to do what, and therea yo see him, perhaps, moving a little to the left. also, look at the court right now and have seen sort of a cre number for justices who try harder, i think, than the other justices in order to find common ground and avoid the 5-4 decisions that show the court ideologically divided, but ins the mif cit

but is kind of reunion has so far been rare, the vast majority of parents and children separated undresident trump's immigration policy replain in detention. lawyers say many have been given no information about their children and given no a informatiout their welfare or even location. >> receipts are given for people's property, and yet these individuals are not receiving anything in terms of a human being, their it is akin to kidnappling someone. when you take someone away fro someone and don't give them any informationhatsoever. >> he says he fled honduras after getting death threatshe but when he came to the u.s. earlier this month, his daughter was taken from him. he's in prison where we spoke to him by phone. he's desperate even just to speak to his daughter. >> they didn't give any any explanation. the only thing they told me was you're going to be separated from your daughter. it made me feel powerless. imagine a little girl 8 years old who's crying. >> never afraid of stirring decided , donald trump today not to focus on the families separated by his immigration rules but on

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out history, kim jong-un has been talking to which is a north korean news agency, talking about his undin singapore, and he has commented on hoclean the ci is and how well they have done with her e. maybe there is a lesson here for north korea. perhaps it is different this time. perhaps there is an economic imperative to north korea, cause the sanctions have been over the years, so much so that he has to travel here in a plane that had been loaned to him by perhapsre t is the potential for something to happen, but it will have to begin with a personal relationship. as of theen m they will have to wait and see whether donald kim jong-un. jane: christian come i'm transfixed by those pictures of kim jong-u because like the rest of the world, this is the upst time we have seen him close. but is there a chance that he is upstaging donald trump? correspondent: that has always -- chnstian: that has always b the worry that he is upstaging the american side. it is of enormous propaganda value. his grandfather,acather -- he is eving something they did not. maybe they will play this on ele for man

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certainly und all three iterations of the travel ban.t is a kind of hollow overruling because we overruled korematsu on one hand but reinstated the logi in other ways. >> your feelings on that, josh? >> obvious everybody hates korematsu and nice to see it overrud. the chief justice made the opinion for the court that there are significant differences beeen this cas and core maut is sue. koritatsu dealt with cens of the united states and here you are talking about people who are not citizens and not in the united states and the president has greatn discretio in that area. >> you clerked for justice kennedy. if we were to look bacnd look at his legacy, he has been progressive on some issues such as gay marriage yet conservative on others including gun rights.y how wouou describe his approach to the law? >> that's a good question. he doesn't fo neatly int the boxes most of the other justices often find themselves in. i would say has some libertarian instincts. examples you just gave are areab whereoth on the right and left side he voted to

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this is when it came to the und and that ispo where the 10 year is.nder that the s&p 500 closed lower. there was initial optimism about the trump administration and it quashed by larry kudlow. let's go to the asian open and we are going to continue with what happens in chinese markets and is this the same as 2015? important that it is and there are comparisons to what has happened in the past that is useful and i think it is good to point out some significant differences with where we are without the markets are performing. andave obviously lost this it is significant and it is not the kind of move that we have seen. similarly, we have seen a pronounced weakness and it is as quite on the same level 2015 and those things are important. movements outof tf's and somee e suggests that this is a level of contrary an indication and there could be a swing with the other direction. this one here shows that well and this is the atmosphere we are in with these chinese assets ad are we reaching recapitulation level? when will the authorities make a pronounced mo

people have -- people coming to taim asylum are not illegal immigrants and und law they have a rightestablish their claim of asylum that are in legitimate fear for their life and they're fleeingrs ution in their country and that applies to people from other parts othe world,ut you have that right and the problem is james langford mentioned this. we don't have enough judges and theria there's a bureaucratic backlog to getic adjed. what do you do with the people in the interim and the administration made a terrible choice of separating children from their parents and now they're saying well, we'll keep them together and we'll keep them together in detention. i don't think that's a necessary choice either. there's a lot of da that there are alternatives to detention that can still ensure thatw people s up for their court hearing which by the way are a lot cheaper for the taxpayers. >> very quickly on this senator langford, he's leaving to fixth flores amendment and you heard a lot of ways to do that, defund it mpletely and make it something and the administration can't do it and extend

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listen, i came und a great deal of the criticism whe i talked about possible corruption at the highest levels of the fbi. the mccabe report that there was definite corruption. we'll see how extensive it is. my whole point of the investigation is to make the public aware, full disclosure, so that the fbi and the department of justice can regain their integrity, the credibility that it needs to serve the american public. >> jon: let me take you to another issue that's come to light in washington. that is that the obama administration secretly gave iran access to the u.s. financial system, the idea being that they would convert billions of dollars that had been frozen in an overseas bank into dollars and euros through the u.s. financial system at a time when congress was being told that no such deal was in the works, was underway. what do you think about that? what do you know about that? >> it's very -- president obama had the general contempt for congress. his attorney general was the first attorney general to be cited in contempt of congress. it doesn't surprise me. just totally plays

we tried reach out but only und an abandoned house, therfs a lot push-back on facebook as well as supportis is expecte. that story up next. >>> dc voters head to the poll fornd primary d mayor muriel bowser running for reelection, facing two challengers but over the "washingt term.nd dorsed her for a there are also democratic primaries for sev seats on city council as well asor dc's delegate to the house o representatives. >> dc voters also deciding on whether to give a he pay b to tipped employees by raising the hourly rate from tipped winter weathers from more than $3 an h to $12.50. initiative 77 has peopl ruling making last minute calls to owvoters. lindsay w people are fired up sn bothes of this one. >> rorter: they are, and it will be interesting to see wt dc voters decide tomorrow. i've been talkingot to peoph sides issue. this could go either way of vote no, the people opposed to raising the minimum wage for tipped employees are definitely lo ber,etter funded likely seen ve no sign like this one in the window at rose' luxury. surprising the there are quite a few tippemployees who

the police are investigating whether the same man might be connected to the abuse und badl a trash piles are still recovering from their injuries. a $15,000 reward for information is offered in those cases. >>> legislation that would set new standards for police hate crime policies passed in the state assembly with bipartisan support. the vote was unanimous, 67-0. the bill would require police agencies to work to prevent, respond to and report hate crimes to the department of justice. the legislation comes after report last week showed police departments around the state underreported hate crimes by about 14%. >> in california, it is really important that law enforcement is absolutely on top of it and knows how to handle and manage these situations. >> that bill now goes to the governor for his signature. >>> shell oil will pay a settlement to the epa for hazardous waste violations at its refinery in martinez. the settlement includes a $142,000 civil penalty and $220,000n equipment improvements. all this stems from an epa complaint saying the refinery did not manage and report hazardous

really gets und bway in aig hurry on friday but thursday will feature temperatures getting into the upper0s or -- or upper 80s as well. ere am i and what month is this? let's talk about tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms our temperatures abt 82 degree shower thursd but we passing definitely warm up as bit as we brighten up. the humidity will be back as well, thursday going to be about 88 degrees. just wt to show you where we areinterprets of temperatures. gaithersburg 70, win chest shall comfortae a 66 degrees and culpeper 69 and if i'm hearing ten secondsilorrectly wel go ahead and show you that seven-day forecast because we wants to show you we are going to be gting hot on friday, 92, mida 90s satur and sunday and a chance of storms monday and tuesday but we can'tch dit the heat yet.ab the umbrella for tomorrow, showerso may woudown that morning commute just a little bit. sendint back over to shawn and jim. >> some elected officials in rgnnsylvania join pittsbu residents in atprotesting the h of antwon rose. he'sck the bla teen that was shots and killed by a pittsburgh police officer.

the cause of dathe fire is unde investigation. >>> some local buildings are at risk. researchers say that a slow- moving earthquake at the san andreas fault could trigger bigger more destructive quakes. on your left, a look at the fault line. arizona researchers say that a more serious risk ngsie than previously thought. they said that the movement is not steady, rather a continues with us stop and go motion. on your right the buildings that could be damaged. slower quakes can last as long as a month and officials say thfault thisline. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later "cbs this morning." john dickerson joins us now from new york. >> reporter: good morning. ahead, david begnaud traveled overnight to brownsville, texas, where babies right hand toddlers are being separated from their parents reportedly being held in tender age shelters. plus, only on "cbs this morning," bill ford talks to gayle about cars without steering wheels, wh ford s today,hi and what he thinks o his car making rival elon musk. >> and the newest stars of social media don't even hav

in winchester, tempe atures will und 80 degrees.loser to d.c., temperatures in the mid 80s.re that's w we also find some flood warnings. from fredericksburg up to the winchester area. some of the roads have closed down from the rain we've gotten over the past couple days. also, we're seeing rivers pretty high right now. again, those flood warnings a ongoing. current temperatures out there right now, 70 here in washington. clinton at 70. annapolis at 72. outside thelt y, everybody else in the 60s. not looking like the best pool day out ifthere. ou want to get out there this morning, we'll see a few showers. that might be your best bet. by thisrn afn, scattered showers and thunderstorms headed our way. that's why we were weather aler some of the could be strong. now we get to sunday. your sunday looking a lot tter. it'll be hot. plenty of sunshine and an isolated chancf shower or storm. today, more widespread out there. he'll have some fog as we continue through morning. we'll watch for the storms after about 2:00/3:0 we'll keep a cha

we'll be und heat advisories and cooling showers and thunderstorms on wednesday with a high temperatureht, bananas are fruits. no phone calls and e-mails. >>> this will be a special father's day for a c. man and his son. the first for eric weaver,or se and 29-year-old son eric junior. both serve time behind bars at one point together. now they're working together to help rng citizens, their families and communities. >> i came into a perfect situation, to a father that did 22 years incarcerated before me. had to navigate not only through the same system butam in the city, with the same people i have to negotiate with now, he's opened those doors for me. i meet so many people that are position now to help me succeed in life because they met my father prior tothat. they know the blood line and the dedication we have to helping the community. >> theirs is quite a story. eric weav,senior, is founder and chairman of the national association for the advancement of returningcitizens. you'll see the full interview and learn more watch news 4 your sunday, it airs father's day at 5:30 a.m. >>> tha

here's a look at the neighborhoods und the flood warning. you can seeth sn fauquier county. fredericksburg, under that flood warning until 30 this afternoon. the easterly wind, the rain, the cloud have had an impact on ese temperatures. temperatures right now in the district, 71 degrees. 67 in gaithersburg. 64 in leesburg. it's going to be a cool day. here's a look at the weekend forecast. this is where the hope comes into play. tomorrow afternoon, a nice break in the clouds. temperatures in the mid-80s. sunday i think is going to be the drier of the two days. get things done sunday it will be hot with highs around 90. looking ahead to next week, we ha a nicetint of sunshine. that's a look at your ten-day forecast. stick around.t we've ore news and weather waiting >>>ou're watchin "news 4 midday." >>> i want to update you on the crisis at the border. just two days after president trump reversed his policy on separating families, there are roughly 2,000 children nd to be reunited with their parents. a guatemalan woman and hir son were reunited after being apart for a month. n

ac like alejo, concord, i und expect concord to be 84 today this time year but there is a system to theockwise telling you it is a low and not supposed to be there. this has been the pattern literally the last month or two, we have had these low pressures come in, change the inversion so we get a deep inversion that pushes cool moist air inlet. temperatures now where they were last night, maybe a little cooler. salesforce building lit up with the lights, no fog, maybe some patchy fog but not much. that is part of the symptom -- symptoms of the low-pressure because it pulls the inversion. there is no inversion, not much of one. the fog has a tough time forming. there will be patches tomorrow and then it burns back tomorrow afternoon. ghs yellows most of us are mid 60s to mid 70s tomorrow. oranges are 80s, this is tomorrow's forecast. cooler than today, 75 fairfield, 77 brentwood and then you get to the valley with good air quality and a lessened fire danger which has been good. certainly cooler than you might expect, and good air quality with the pattern. and the fog has had a tough time

they're not going to do anything to try to und cut the president's authority here. this is about the retaliation, playing chicken, whatever you want to call it, is something they're engaged in for the long run, and they're not going to be deterred by any distractions. this is something they believe is a fight they not only want to engage in, but a fight that anybody else who sticks to trade issues, people who have been involved in these issues for a long time, is wz and it kind of falls apart in the near term. >> the question is, how do you get your father's attention? nick watts went out to iowa to talk to a hog farmer. he says, i voted for trump. i'm hanging in there. for now. >> a lot of the stuff he's done is good. right now with the trade negotiations going on, ask me in six months. because it's painful right now. and we as pork producers want to be patriotic, we want to do our part, and i think we'll try to be quiet and let the process take care of itself, but as you know, if you're losing money for months, we'll get more vocal as it gets more painful. >> the

opportunity never actually materialized, but it's one more thing we're seeing scott pruitt do here as he's undfederal investigations right now for a including his travel expenses, flying first class on taxpayer dollars living situation, his coziness with lobbyist, his blatant disregard for the taxpayer dollar and we' seeing this pblem continue to add up where it's become a running joke that he has another ethics scandal added to his list. sarah said she hadn'ted it with t but they were concerns. lawmakers are now piling on the president to do something abo scott pruitt. joni ernst a republican issue a blistering statement about scot going after him for all of these issues saying that he's abouts swampy as you can get and it just goes t show, that this is oneesident's most powerful cabinet member. if the president wants to amp, he needs to take a look at own cabinet. that is a promise the president made when he came to washington and there does seem to be a deal of irony now. >> and we're also learning about the white house aide, kelly sadler, who joked about senator john mccain'shealth. she's

since undeing o initiatives we have seen property crimes decrease by over 17%. we will not rest on our morals in san francisco, we will not let that be the new standard. we will continue to move forward and press ahead on reforms that make our streets and our neighborhoods safer for the residents of san francisco. it's also important to note that these increased officers will be more more than just a detrrent to property crimes. they will be reassuring presences in our neighborhoods fra ensuring that people feel safe and securing the communities they live in here in san francisco. they will have the tools and the training to work with our communities and within our neighborhoods here in san francisco. these new officers will also be supported by additional vesinents i our equipment and resources. my budget package will also include $7.5 million over the next 2 years to purchase over 130 new police cars that are needed in our department. it will include over $3 million to equip our police officers with tasers. in addition my budget will include $1.7 million to he

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route 95 to 270. 66 in und, northbound in virginia rolling along pretty well. listeno wtop when you hop in your car. >>> melissa, thank you. take a look at this unusual sighting. that's a deer that managed to get on the tracks at the crystal cityetro station yesterday. metro posted this video of the deer running betwe the tracks and platform. he one guy on his phone, clueless. >> until now. >> metro still isn't sure how the deer got into the tunnel here. don't worry though, the guy is backing away. he's going to be safe. yeah. i'm more worried about the deer. >>he deer mad it out safely so no worries. >>> here is a story that is captivating the internet right now. take a look at your tv screen. this tall tower in st. paul, minnesota, if you look closely, there is a raccoon. >> look how tall that is. take a minute and appreciate that. >> the raccoon became stranded on a ledge. you see him there from the camera inside. yesterday maintenance workers wereble to getim to move a little bit. instead of coming down, hed climbe up. >> ended up scaling the side of that b

louis unde heatarnings with heat index values above 100 degrees.oday's highsell intohe 90s, 97 in st. louis, cleveland, 94. new york city 90. and then excessive heat continues as you go into monday with aas like chicago getting 15 to 20 degrees above average. 92 in new york monday. then we cool off for the middle of the week, into the 80s. that's the weather across the country. window. out your >>> a warm one out there already. temperatures in the low to mid t.70s at this po if you're headed to the pool, good idea to do that. that heat index by the time we head to 2:00, nearing 100 degrees. we get sunshine out there. maybe an isolated passing shower or popup thunderstorm. temperatures on the way to the mid 90s today. that heat index is around 100 degrees. n eye to the sky. only 20% chance to see a storm where you are by this afternoon. >>> that's your latest focast. >> thank you very much. >>> straight ahead, highs and lows of the week, including the boy and the bear, jumping together into viral stardom. >>> on this father's day, supers cr dad that