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the ute park fire is uncontained. it has forced residents in a nearby town to evacuate.he buzzard fire has also burned around 27,000 acres and is about 40% contained. in hawaii, molten lava destroys more homes. police have been ordered to arrest people who refuse to evacuate. already thousands have been forced to flea to safety, and the relentless volcanic activity has hurt one of the big businesses on the big island-- tourism. here's carter evans. >> reporter: with the latest river of molten rock burning a new path to the ocean, people in nearby kapoho have spent last three days packing up their homes. the lava has now cut off the last road to their community. in leilani estates, rob and christy marin want to stay as long as possible, but with a lava fountain four blocks away from their home... you're not spending your nights here. >> no, we're not, we're too scared for that. we're in our car in a parking lot. >> reporter: the lava zone is becoming increasingly dangerous. this is the most active fissure right now. we have been watching this one go for days. at times it

sounds like the t ut to owners. >> 1.5 billion. >> do you remember when supervisor kim proposed a $1 billion bond and she was laughed at. do you remember. [laughter] >>speaker: the largest bond pursued was just under $1 billion. the other model would be to use a utility user tax only model where you have a larger utility tax increase that would generate annual revenue stream and you could use part of that to pay for the operating cost of the network and then issue a revenue bond secured against that for the remainder. those are the two pre dominant model. >>speaker: how long have you been looking at these models? >>speaker: the project team has been working on this for a number of years, and we have had much more focused attention through the rfp process. >> that seems the squishy part working bef iou g here but working on it in the dark. >> we are drafting an rfp to be released to possibly go to voters in november. do you see what i'm s >>speaker: i understand what you are saying and the more clarity we have regardin lot of these questions regarding components of cost and the more c

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ut we're going to head o to the weather deck before we check in with melissa with a look at your first traffic. how is that barbecue coming along? >> oh, it's good. these are the burnt ends off the tip of the bris kit. wel be here before thehow is over. right now, though, to get your friday morning started weather-wise, oh, it's raining now across all of fairfax, loudoun, prince william counties, stafford and fredericksburg. those raindrops have just now moved in to northwest washington. heaviest and steadiest of the rain between nownd lufrm time. tapering just back to occasional to likely showers. >>> that sounds somewhat unfair. ok outer loop. chopper 4 showing you this delay here because of this crash on e left side of the roadway. as chopper zooms out, you can see that slowdown there outer loop there at 450. allow a little bit of extra time.s thero really issue in the road. >> we have rain and radar over our roads for you. s 39thbound there at duke street have just one lane getting by that csh here this morning. that is slow.ew >>> nideo this morning of a emotional reunion for a mo

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the ute fire doubling in size over the weekend.l-out aerial assault on this fire north of durango. the flames torching nearly 2,000 acres, and the fire still growing. this as severe weather torments arkansas, sheets of blinding rain washing out this road. winds demolishing this hangar at delta regional airport. a state of emergency for parts of west virginia. while heavy rain in washington, d.c. sent a tree through the roof of this house. >> felt like an earthquake. as it hit the house i realized it was the tree out back. >> reporter: parts of i-95 washed out. these workers waiting in the median. >> the northeast will be unseasonably cool. the midwest unseasonably hot. >> let's get the forecast from paul williams. >> well, we'll have spotty showers for monday throughout new york throughout new england as well with the low pressure system departing. but the problem is not today. it's tomorrow for the ellicott area where you were concerned about more rain causing more problems. the secondary storm is going to reach directly affecting

amal,eople know about your intelligence and your integrity, ut they don't know about how much you arenday, tuesday and wednesday, feel as special as tonight. >> yeah, i got to write that down. >> i am going to deliver that speech tonight. >> yeah, that's your "pop start" guys. >> you have a click. >> we shifted the click with a kick. the shocking defeat of argentina against croatia. all anybody can talk about is argentina's goalie t durin second half of the game, he attempts to kick the bal but instead he kicks the ballp straightn the air and it sets up a perfect volley for croatia. some are calling it the biggest mistake in world cuory. fans couldn't help but point out the many faces one made as the game quicklyent downhill. you can see him, he was spotted before the game, kissing messi's jersey, but once the ball was rolling, his 53 quickly deflated. happy, happy. oh, no. and then one twitter user brought back the famous lebron meme, and that is your "daley kick." >> hoda, are you outside? >> guess who i am with? 5 seconds of summer! come on, come on! >>> good morning. it's now 8:26

as well,ut that tweet that we are not charging anyone for goods and services flowing into the u.s., yet we are willing to accept embargoes in other nations. we have to knock that out if we want to protect american workers. i think that is the point that is being missed in the conversation. tariff threat is a negotiation to bring people to the table, to see the system that has been in place for the past 75 years, no longer workable for the united states. tot: he will be heading singapore, but let me get your reaction to an interview that aired on this morning's nbc's meet the press, chuck todd with this line of questioning the justin trudeau. our soldiers who had fought and died together on the beaches of world war ii and in the mountains of afghanistan, and have stood shoulder to shoulder, always there for each other. that somehow, this is not something to them -- that this is insulting to them. the idea that canadian steel and liry vehicles in the united states, it is canadian aluminum that makes year fighter jets. that it is somehow a threat? next week, we are hosting did you send it

ut says they don't care a anything that they are obstructionist says. he is going to give some more remarks later today about immigration. we're waiting to hear what he says there. he is going to be joined by those ang families, the ones that have had loved ones killed by undocumented immigrants. >>> the measure is named for ashanti billy. shefts abducted from the naval base where she worked and was it created a notification system for adults who are thought to have been abducted and whose disappearance poses a threat to thei health and safety. >> people spent -- of antoine rose. the unarmed 17-year-ol was shot and killed by a police officer on tuesday after running from a traffic stop. police say the car was stopped for possibly being connected to a drive-by shooting earlier that night. take a lookt this aerial video. protesters took over the parkwah eahway late last night. according to our nbc affiliate there, at least one woman was arrested. nbc's ron mott will have the investigation coming up on "today." >>> well, less rush hour congestion on the be

abc 7 reporter katy ute tess shows us the impact of a conversation. ♪ >> reporter: the church packedith police. the occasion, positive. >> the reality is that we will be in crisis some day. >> reporter: conversations like this one should help prevent them. >> it is this dialogue that gives us our framework for our policy and what we'll do in the coming weekts and months that follow. >> reporter: the group, people acting in community together, p.a.c.t. has been working with san jose police. >> it's deeply personal for me to see, to incorporate these changes. >> it's a partnership. i don't ooer looking for the platform of put mutual respect. >> reporter: chief eddy garcia is helping spread the work beyond his department, inviting other bay area law enforcement. there are more than 250 people in attendance tonight. for the first time police chiefs from across santa clara county with the goal being they bring this back to their communities. >> it really opened my eyes to experiences with law enforcement. >> reporter: families who lost people during police interaction are heard. >> it's t

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. >> ok b,ut come on, when is trump ever just remain quiet when verbal jabs being thrown, the white housens it's not their policy but the law. now, the president has blamed democrats for the situation, of course. today, counsel to the president, kellyanne conaway called both parties to finally work together on a situation and solution. >> is the presidenteadyo make that phone call to the attorney general t t dhso stop this policy >> t president is ready to get i meaningfuligration reform across the board, and chuck let me just telly you that nobod likes seeing babies ripped from their mothers's arms, mher's wo be frankly but we have to make sure that dhs laws are understood through the sound bite culture w live in. therare three circumstances by which dhs evaluates child at the boer. ones does this child have a amcustody dealilial relationship with the adult? nger?r two, is the child in any and plenty have been over time. some adults are using childre to gain access to the border. >> again, the house is supposed miim grioweatek.ompeting sus though, neither is expected tot much, if any, de

sarah: i haven't asked him that ut my guess is no. reporter: there are a will the looking forf people the exit at the bhoust. sarah mplets cbs got ahead of their skis, since they put out my thoughts without talking to me. i don't have any personnel announcements to make. i show up here every day, alove my job, i'm glad to work for the president. each and every day i'll pray for clarity and discernment on what my future looks like. right now i think the country's looks pretty good and i'm glad to be part of that process and i'm going to continue to do my job. thanks so much, guys. have a great day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal," coming up tomorrow, minnesota's congressman tom emmer talks about campaign 2018. then new york democratic congressman paul tonko reviews house action this week on

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maybe showers ut there overnight, but bottom line tomorrow morning in the mid hours are mainly dry.htime we're around 77. a high of 86 degrees, and storms th we see in the afternoon and evening hours could be strong to severe. it not a guarantee here dealing with rain tomorrow, but the chance is about 70%. i would not cancel outdoor plans, but i would he that backup, know what you can do to get indoors quickly. i think the nats game should be okay, s all chance for rain delay. currently temperatures are in the 60s. here is your ten-day forecast. 92 on sunday. feeling every bit of it. feeling like 95 to 99. as we look to monday, tuesday, and wednesday gorgeous and low high around 90. >> not all bad. >> not all bad. >> thank you. coming up after winning the series against the ioles, they welcome a division rival to town. town. could they too many devices on your network could mean you see this that's why you need fios-the 100% fiber-optic network. that means more speed for more devices at once -and to prove it, we'll help you add another. choose a free samsung chromebook 3 or a $200 c

mea, rus senator mccain and senator schumer ut with bipartisan outcry. om a few of those senators. >> we seem to want to punish our allies and befriend our enemies. >> this is an unguided missile because retaliation can occur in other sectors that hurt the economy. >> our allies are scratching their heads. >> what is going on? what is remarkable is that there is almost unanimity among the republican conference opposg new tarifn our allies. evthey don't bethis in terms of free trade policy. there is not rtmuch supbout confronting president trump. it really shows the power that the president still has over the members. i was talking to jeff flaker earlis week, he said, this should be a layout. we all believe in free markets and free trade. we should stand up for this knowing that we disagree with the president. we need to push back. because of the president's pushback, the republican leaders are concerned. they don't want to get in a fight with him in the middle of a midterm year. some of them are saying they don't want to reign him in and hurt his negotia

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ut can the emerging artificial intelligence power collective system be a possibility? i know some scholars are working on that so that could be a way forward. another macro level strategy would be to increase the cost of sharing misinformation. and by that i mean actually finding media organizations or source that is potentially spread false information. and this strategy is controversial in the u.s. where there is a huge emphasis on freedom and sometimes at the expense of public good. but, for instance, in germany facebook is required to take down hate speech at the expense of being fined. so that also relates to the three strikes and you're out comment from our first panel. so those are my ideas. in the last minute or so i wanted to encourage us to think what it is that we're trying to influnes, as scholars and practitioners. so in thinking about corrective efforts we may want to look at the effects of exposure on misinformation on knowledge first. when i mentioned at the start the difference between knowing the real facts or the evidence but nevertheless choosing no

for south dakota which asked the court to uphold a recently passed law imposing an internet sales tax,ut it's considered a loss for amazon and other onle retailers. courtney reagan has the details. >> reporter: the supreme court says retailers should select online sales tax even if the retailer doesn't have a phy ical presenthe buyer's state. it's a reversal of the decision a sreme court made in 1992, mostly looking at catalog shopping before online shopping became a daily reality. justice kennedy writes, quo -- the internet's previousens has changed the dynamics of the ecomy. justice roberts and three other justices agree the court got it wrong 26 years ago, but say it' congress's job to financial it. large retailers have been i favor of online sales tax collection across the board, and wint today's decision as a >> i think it's about a decade too late, but i think it's the rightdecision. the internet has had an advantage against stores for a number of years, and it's hurt main street, large retailers and just leveling the playing field. ws it's good or state budgets. timates state and

i believe this is being thrown ,ut there to fix a band-aid which opportunists are going to take advantage of. , we haver thing here this concern for humanity. but there is a deeper humanity that god has ejected onto the souls. to have true love for god's laws . our founding fathers knew this. late 1700s,of the didy 1800s, it was did say you one of our founding fathers wrote to the king of england stopped sending slave ships to america. to includey voted african immigrants but by 1876 they restarted to restrict them. , inof the things i found 1875 a series of restrictions were enacted bending criminals, people with disease, polygamists, anarchists, people who don't believe in god. beggars. importers of prostitution. these are things to opposed to god's laws for humanity. as time goes by people become lacks in these laws which dictate our true moral character. host: i'm going to leave it there. any thoughts? guest: i think we should have an immigration system that .ncourages legal immigration i think it is the lifeblood of this country. i certainly agree that criminal should not be permitte

seven months of the regular urned it up.just a grind,ut b t >> reporter: stephen curry just leaving tonightat's so interesting about this team is they did so -- set so many nba records. draymond green is passing wilt chamberlain for most rebounds in warriors pffyolastory. kevin durant setting team record for most points in single playoff and saw whatrry did wit game three of the nba finals. not only another championship but hold so many nba records on the way to getting that title. reporting live from quicken re. tsd to i bach, abcor asp7 ea be>> stockpiling nba championship hatz. nice touch by owner flew the office staff to cleve.ndla going to be fun flight back, pa wyrtlil thanks larry. >> going to be fun night for the warriors. party started as soon as the clock hit zero. >> dion lim was in the locker room. joins uon. >> hey there ama and dan. really an experience i can't describe. so f,sys, friends and family trying to get into the locker room. really don't have much room to move. i did get a chance to speak to shaun livingston's sister.co 'tdnul camera because crammed. but told me all

ut>>> if you want to getde tomorrow, you better it do it early. >> we're going to have storms moving through between 11:00 and 5:00. tomorrow is another great indoor day. we see relief finally on thursday. >> that does it for us. >> that does it for us. jimmy fallon is ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ too many devices on your network could mean you see this that's why you need fios-the 100% fiber-optic network. that means more speed for more devices at once -and to prove it, we'll help you add another. choose a free samsung chromebook 3 or a $200 credit toward other samsung tech plus get the fastest internet available, up to 200 tv channels, phone, and a 2-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreement. stuck in a contract? we'll help you out with up to a $500 credit for your early termination fee. go to getfios.com. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from

you concentrate on the mission, type of formation, assembly point, zho, ute to target, weather, in thers, route back home, and if forced down, give no information. name, rank and serial number, that is all. ♪ >> these are the passengers was one way tickets, and this is the crew of the memphis belle. 324th squadron, 91st heavy bombardment group. just one plane and one crew in one squadron, in one group of one wing of one air force. out of 15 united states army air forcers. we haven't had an easy ride over there yet, and today won't be different, no escort aside from unfriendly, so keep your eyes peeled. save your ammunition and make shots count and let you know what goes on. stay on the ball and she will bring us back like she has always done. ok? let's go. they have completed 24 missions, in this, the toughest the of war, the big league of sky fighting. experience is priceless. if the memphis belle comes back this afternoon, they will bring the vital lessons they have learned to thousands of men training at home, in america. [engine rumbling] >> this is a battlefront like no other in t

ut just abo opo cup and you've gott. its crest nike's clothe logo for a new clothing lin was just too similar. it was supposed to debut this past weekend but the line was pulled beforehand. the naval academy later said it appreciated nicky's decision to no longer use the logo. >>> yeah. nundreds of atlantic city casino wo thrkeir gamblin houses shu down are going back to wk to the five casinos it closed since present 2014 are reopening this month. rock and is becoming the ocean resort. they will restore 6,000 of the 11,000 job that there. >>> all right. on the big screen the super hero family incredibles now making onincredibleey. incredibles two b thet animated opening of all time and the biggest for pg rated film. disney estimates the film brought in one many $80 million in its opening weekend. the previous record holr was finding dory ined 2016. animat film. but overall it'she eighth highest film launch ever.co the se biggest june debut behind jurassic world. roundinunding out top three, ocs eight and tag. >> after th

on both sides think the immigration policy is not not the ut it is answer. i moved away from washington almost a decade ago, i know there are good people at all levels of government who can do better than this. there, washington post" laura bush. on to your calls now, tom, you're up first from brooklyn, maryland. good morning. caller: yes. i have two things. worried about parents being separated from their children. think before they came to america? ok. they didn't care about their across mexico. top of that, we have to foot the bill for these illegals pay and i live maryland. 80% illegals. ok? last year smashed from no insurance. my insurance had to pay it. no licensed driver. she walks away. ok? we shouldn't have to worry about their children in general. send a message very clearly and re gonna be separated that's the law. if i don't bring my kids to a robbery, ok? so why should they get any special treatment. right, tom from brooklyn, maryland there. let's go to the lines for those he president's policy to bob. morning, bob. caller: good morning, sir. i'

. >>> 4:10 no serious work is being done on be of the washington's most iconic places,ut you might not even notice the work all summer. find out why after the break. >>> decades after this veteran did her part for the war effort she had the chance to go up in a plane butte u line the one she was in during world war ii. s hear what says about her wild ride. that's next on news 4 today. chuck. >> and if meteorologist, chuck pell. the sun will beefore you know it, and it's going to be one of those fantastic fridays here in the dmcv. sheena has taken >>> back here we're following breaking news. right now tropical storm bud is passing over cabo san lucas. take a look at this video fromn mexico sho you some of the dangerous waves being whipped up by the storm. looktht . it's impacting some popular resort cities that attract llions of visitors every year. we spoke with our storm team 4 pert chuck bell abohe storm. he says bud is weakening, but there is a tropical depression in that same area that is expected to strengthen within the next 24 hours. aaron. >>> a maintenan worker accidentally cr