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this morning noticeably cooler. 5 to 8 degrees cool er than wha we've started out with. it will not be as hot. yesterday 95, today 87. a little more pical. our average high is 86. we're keeping a 60% chance for rain in the forecast, but unlike yesterday when they were bubbled up real early in the day, i think today's rain chance comes much lat on into the afternoon. a bubble of high pressure has a front that sparked the rain yesterday just down to our south as it tries to wobble back up to the north on in the day. that will be the focus of somei ability in the atmosphere. maimly just clouds this morning and any rain chance should be relatively low. once we get past 3:00, 4:00, things start to change. here's 3:00 p.m. on future weather. there's the lding edge and i think best rain chances here in town come in after 6:00 or7:00 this evening. could get a drop before then, but i think most of the rain chance comes after 6:00 this evening. so if you're doing a littler youth dgrilling, i'll have that forecast for you. otherwise -- where did it go here? stt's take a look at you

i read about a, did you say wha wha to a 10-year-old with down syndrome? how dare you? >> do you feel you owe an apology of any sort? >> i owe an apology to the children whose parents are putting them in the position that is forcing them to be separateded. >> incredible. >> incredible. >> i would say two things. first, i wonder if corey would say exactly the same thing b about an american girl with down syndrome. >> i think it's a double standard. most of the kids that we're talking about come from honduras and el salvador, one thing. then the example. president trump and candidate trump mocked "the new york times" correspondent with disabilities during the campaign. that's the tan standard and out comes curry, hi friend, mocking a 10-year-old mexican girl with disabilities. i think hate is conte joyce and it come frs the top down and president trump, candidate trump, mocks with disabilities. and i'm sure for saying this, we're going to be flooded with insults on social media in just a few minutes, but that's the problem. when it's run, when president trump is the one i

it's just, it's not cloear to me -- >> even if they're right, wha would be the harm.d>> well, i thinktrue, the next question that always comes up when ever there's anything cohen related, is what did the president know about it. did he direct any of these steps to occur and if so, would he have complicity in whatever breach of loyalty that davidson has been sued for. >> so let's just do some more of the tennells text messages here. still talking about this interview whing ews or whetherwell to disavow t interview where she had gone into the explicit detail about herron day view with the presidt that she said happened. this is from january. cohen says can you call me, please. cohen texts again, 15 minutes later. please call me. half hour later. anything? then davidson responds, still trying. less than a moment later, cohen writes, this is no good. we need her.as by doing tomorro create another news cycle instead of putting an end to this one. so they're on the same page about the strategy. >> it appears they have a side afwreemt and what's interesting, again, i don't t

let me talk about wha what curry happens with unaccompanied children we talked about two categories those that come with their parents but there's a bigger issue t with regards to those children in the sense of the number of children who are in the system and that is those who come on their own. as the chairman of the permanent subcommittee on investigations, i've been investigating over the past couple of years the handling of these kids who come over unaccompanied. i've done this during the obama administration and during the trump administration and from the work we've done i can tell you the department o the departd human services and the department of homeland security are not prepared to effectively deal with even more children unaccompanied minors were those who come with their parents. there are two things we needdd o address.fi first, we need to ensure i ensur government takes charge of these children they are not trafficked or abused. they are children and they need to be treated as such. second we need to uphold the rule of law and make sure our immigration system actually work

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so he's had day of a lot of negative coverage a now wha talking about? we're talking about the nfl.king about this culture war, something that he loves instead of talking about -- >> well, i hear you up to a point. but you know, we spoke to people about this issue befor and will again and will tonight. you know, because in part, mike, what the players were highlighti highlighting was the rampant alleged police brutality and data showing the shootings of unarmed black men in a peaceful way to try to draw attention to that. so, yes, there's a culture war, and yes, trump tries to fuse and sort of twist it for his own ends, but what do you think the significance of this is, mike, tht timately landed in something that was kind of a self-embarrassment for the president, because he picked this fight in a way that boxed him in and he didn't want to have a low or poorly attended celebration today? >> yeah. i mean, what struck me about this whole thing, ari, it's like he was saying to the eagles, wait, you're saying you won't go to the prom with me, n i'm not going to the prom with you! in fa

but yes, depending on wha comes out, there's an increase. >> supervisor fewer: and then has there been an elimination of classifications in an office and are you adding classifications? >> limiting a number. we are adding. we are also consolidating, most recently, we have determined, for instance, in the department of public health, there's two classifications which are used interchangeably, and they are now combining them into one classification, so that's still an ongoing process as we look at that. >> so your entry level service positions, you haven't eliminated any of the entry level positions. >> any what positions? >> supervisor fewer: entry level. >> not that i'm aware of. there's some occasions where we're combining and extending the range, so the entry level class is still there, but it's combining entry level and upper levels, and broadening the range that happens. >> supervisor : ray. and then how often are civil service tests updated? >> how often are they updated? it depends. it depends ne and you would have to talk more with the department of human resources on the schedu

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earlier tonight we spoke with andy sha law thewners of busboys and poets about wha thisea m for the industry and yo i think prices have to go up. i do think they have to g up. the day of the five dollar burger is out and think people have to understand that. you can't have everything and expect not to have consumers be involved with this. i dosp ect that there will be a little bit of change. i do believe that there will be more technology people will use to offset some of the laborexpensee long run that'sow we have to look at it. this b is going te a win tor people, a win for work ers and i think a win for business frankly. that was initiative 77. now let's to get to the results o the rest of the res. mayor muriel bowser wins tonight's primary. 8 percent of the vote winning there. ifhe goes on to win in november she will become the first mayor to win two consecutive terms. mendelson seeking his sixth term on the counsel and his second full term as cha d.c. anita bonds has been declaredhe winner, 62 percent of thee. vot now to ward one incumbent brianna he doughstinning again challengers here

sue's here with a look at wha wa beautiful day, although i hope we enjoyed it today because that maye all we of it this week. >> exactly things are going to change as we go through the rest of the ek. tomorrow is our deshowery thuntorm day. not as pretty as today. we start to see those clouds coming in tonight as bell. we can't rule out a shower i the overnight hours and get ready tecause ink they'll be here for parts of the morning commute, especially along the 95 corridor. but tonight, just kind of quiet out there and 84 degrees was our high temperature. we'll be rightround this tomorrow, maybe a little bit cooler becau c of thelouds and lack of sunshine. dulles only 82egrees tod and bwiro 83 and temperatures ad the region still pmftty ortable but we're not going to drop into the 50s like we did in my spo yesterday. those clouds are here and they'll yie s showers andtorms around tomorrow afternoon. so to get you ready for what you should expect. 82to degreesmorrow, morning showers, maybe a break midday but can't rule out aer scattere showt the noon hour and then 'll watch to see if

sis atat y wha the domestic, or was thiat someone wanted to target this one business? which again we have been toldft allnoon by members of the capital gazette that the epicenter was inside this large building. >> and we've heard that lone gunman, and that's what we believe, it is a lone gunman, they feel secu saying at, there are reports he's in his early 20s, may have used a shotgun, a shotgun that wasre aded in the midst of all this according to reporter for "the gazette" philavis who said he heard that shotgun being reloaded and just the horror of people under their desk. that's what he witnessed. >>> the initial report when it came out over the police radio and again youe looking at some earlier video from chopper 4, as they were evacuating the building. and you as a viewer have to be ed to this. this is how you evacuate the building when there's an active shooter. they make you come out with your hands up. often tmes thehooter if he hasn't been caught, he can blend in with people as they're being evacuated. one way to protect the first responders is show your han

> the separation of parents and children has actually been happening for quite some time, judy, an whas always been the case is the children were often removed and put into h.h.s.us custody bethere are concern in many cases they were being trafficked and nottu ly with a parent. so the process is they get put in foster care or put together with a family member first.s so there process for unifying. the reason in many casha they n't been to date is because the adult dolt who kim across the border illegall still in the press of being adjudicated and still isarncrated probably. >> woodruff: does the president still believe the original decision six weeks ago to separate families at the border is a mistake. >> we need congress to provide clarity. the executive order provided a temporary reprieve but right now the law does not enable us to do -- >>uff: excuse me for interrupting. congress has gone home for the july 4th recess. there's no suggestion they were able to come together on this. in the meantime, is it the administration's responsibilit to figure it out? >> coming has not given us th

thompso later makes are whas called afr other words,s as the weapons that are found. all of that is i admissible in court. david been wits did notps defene on in court, jack gilmore d. he was unavailable to comment and tol us today the officer who initially made the stop stuck by his story on the stand and claimed he he had gotten permison t consent to search. been wits says these body w havy defense attorneys go to work. the body worn camera a games ofs . been wits says arrest was one officer's side in this case but the failure to get search ruined it all. when we first met thompson he admitted what he did wasli wrongng us then that he hoped the judge would hold some mercy. no misconduct allegation was filed against the officer who made the stop. as for george thompson he's working again, buttill homeless. in the fox5 ns room , i'm paul wagner. >> le arerning more about that deadlyhractor-trailer last week on the woodrowdg wilson bri the crash killed the 6 dri06 year old rowúg del rge of bordentown, new jersey and injured several other people . jones was involved in

about the : wha wedding dress? remember, eric moved the vehicles from the driveway before it could burn. >> the dress wn pute truck the night before. >> reporter: amid the loss and prewedding fire, the most important things were saved. >>> corey stewt, virginia's republican nominee is a long-time supporter of president trump and triedotrengthen that speaking at the tea for trump event. he reiterated how he would support the president if he's elected to the senate in november. >> we will work together with nd the president we will make our tax cuts permanent. we will restore american health care and we will bring down race and the competition of the health care provision in th united states. and finally, ladies and gentlemen, we will end the illegal immigration in america. >> stewart is trying to unseat tim kaine this fall. >>> all right. switching gears e'now, back on baby panda watch. keepers are hopeful she's pregnant. this is a live look inside the panda house we can show you. the habitat near her den temporary

but there comes a time when we have to say, wait a minute, wha are the rules that are going to governthis new environment? most important here, who is going to make those rules? right now, whether you are platform companies like google, facebook or whether you're networks like at&t and comcast, you make the american economy, future compition, to the ability to compete internationally, that there ought to be oversight by the people representatives. so they make the rules, not just those who benefit. >> what he think about the gdp are out of europe in their privacy rules? >> i think was a fabulous step forward. they're a couple of things. one is what it is will be more defined in court cases and regulation that follows. so it is hard to do your win. but what is important and troubling is that the european union has put a flag in ground and fed, here are principles that say that privacy comes first. it's kind of like what i was talking with david about the billion things not worrying about the consequences. no, when you build something, you have to build in an expectation of privacy. tha

but basically, mexicans are worried about what is happening th mexico, and that is wha are voting on.with so many candidates having been killed, what does it say about the breakdown of the rule of law, and are any candidates trying to address that? michael: it is really dramatic. over 130 people have been killed related to the electthns. last time there were elections in 2012, there were 9. there has been significant deterioration of security particularly at the local level. there is a lot of. criminali obviously those criminal groups are sending a strong message, part of the election campaign. unfortunately, the candidates trcluding lÓpez obrador not spelled out veryg proposals in order to address this problem. it is a big unknown what they will do about it. laura: given how endemic couption is, can whoever i the next president do anything about it and change the lives of ordinary micans? michael: well, they are not going to change ernight, but they can begin to attack the corruption issue, which is a big issue. strengthen the judicial system, make police more professional, pay them

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to the honorable gentleman he can stand up here all he likes to talk about the plans for money but wha that woe novice it would bankrupt the economy. it wouldn't raise as much even in the short run if the plan does not add up. thre 31% of the millennialist say that they didn't have a strong relationship to support that while growing up. what made them responsible for the relationships? >> i think my friend for the way she continues to highlight this issue and we are determined to do as much as we can and we are providing a high-quality education potential can be equipped and prepared. they've provided relationship support services and pay up to 39 million pounds of reducing the would help integrate support for the relationship into the local services for families and as my honorable friend said children who are exposed to experience a decline in mental health and we understand the importance of this at an early stage. a year ago. many of us in this house are aware of the audio images of children separated from their parents in u.s. detention centers as long as 18 months being caged lik