so it is a real issue for schools. >> yang: what do they do? what is the range of things that schools do to deal with that debt? >> well, i would say the vast majority of schools are not school lunch shaming. there are schools tat do practices around, you know, stamping or stickering, saying owe school lunch money. there are school districts where they say, we're not going to provide any meals to kids who have school meal debt, and sohe whenhild goes through the cafeteria line at the end of the linerbecause they have debt o they don't have cash to pay for the meal, they will take the lunch away and throw it in the trash because the food cannot be reserved. in fact, the first time i ever really heard about unaid school meal debt was when we had a grandparent who alled and her granddaughter had just started kindergarten in michigan. they had taken her lunch away because the school district had not processed her schoomeal application yet. so there are lots of kids who fall through the cracks within the school nutrition program, and we rally think

yang: i'm asian, so you know i love to work.ave to be a little bit broader about how you think about work. my wife is at home with our two young boys, one of whom has autism. what is the market value of her work at right now? at zero, and we know that's the opposite the truth. we know the work she's doing is among the most challenging and vital work. in our society. so we need to think bigger about what we mean by work. but most americans know that putting a bit of money into your hands is going to make you work harder in many contexts and it's certainly not going to take someone who wants to work and say i'm going to kick back and, because a thousand dollars a month is not enough to thrive in any environment. >> chris: mr. yang, thank you, thanks for sharing your weekend and your ideas with us and we will be tracking how much time you actually get to speak in the debate this week. >> mr. yang: thank you, chris, hopefully i will see you in detroit. >> chris: well, no, you won't, but that's not a fox debate. we would like to do o

>> and art supplies. >> yang: cheapaper, sharpies and highlighters. and you started drawing the story of what you'd just been through. why? >> i felt compelled to i realized that i was an eyewitness to an extraordinary event. and i waed to tell people about it. somebody else later said it was my way of bearing witness and i don't think i can put it any better than that. i'd seen this thing. i needed to tell this story. >> yang: he quickly produced 18 pages and posted them online. in the week after the fire, it had more than 500,000 views. pbs station kqed i francisco produced an emmy- winning animated version. and now it's a 154-page hard cover book-- "a fire story." published by abrams comicarts, it chronicles the first months of his rise from the ashes. >> comics excel at metaphor and symbolism. so you don't have to use wheks to explainetaphor. you just draw it and show it to people. i don't have to say another word about it. >> the same simple direcheess >> yang:ame simple directness is in fies' favorite drawing in the book, showing him searching t

i need to tell this story. >> yang: he quickly produced 18 pages and posted them online. in the week after the fire, it had more than 500,000 vis. pbs station kqed in san francisco produced an emmy- winning animated version. and now it's a 154-page hard cover book-- "a fi story." published by abrams comicarts, it chronicles the first months of his rise from the ashes. >> comics exl at metaphor and symbolism. so you don't have to use works to explain the metaphor. you just draw it and show to people. i don't have to say another word about it. >> the same simple directness >> yang: the same simple directness is in fies' favorite drawing in the book, showing him searching through the ashes of his use. >> we'd really gone through the entire house, had more or less lost hope of finding anything else. but felt we had to finish the b because you never know if just one more shovelful is going to turn up that thing you really treasured.st i'ding in the middle of this blankness. the caption on this page says," i am uprooted."an ie y "a fire story" tells more than just f own tale. >

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dad. >> yang: and their great aunt, tia carmen. pau. yang: cantu is mexican-american. he grew up in south texas, crazy about comics. while working as a magazine editor, he took a shot at his dream doing a daily cartoon. was it always going to be a latino family? >> oh, yeah, absolutel it was an area that i thought i could write about, a family that i thought i could write about in the comics page where no one else was like that. >> reporter: over the years, latino fans have told him how c-ch it means to them. >> i was at a con last year when some young lady cameme up to and she said, "are you the guy who does 'baldo?'" i'm like, "yeah that's me." and she couldn'telieve it. she pulled out of her bag a sunday comic that had been clipped out of the paper andt said id been on her wall >> her and her dad would read the comics together and her dad had passed away. it meant so much tacher-- the chrs and the connection with her dad and how she grew up she started crying and it was just such a tod hing moment. realized that comic strips can touc

while the celebrations are underway, as john yang tells us, there are enormous challenges ahead. >> yang: there was jubilation in the streets of san juan today, for the thousands of protesters who had demanded the resignatiop rto rico governor ricardo rossello. last night, outside his official residence in old san juan, demonstrators huddled around their phones, awaiting rossello's announcement. >> ( translated ): despite having a mandate from the d ople who elec democratically, today i feel that continuing in this position presents d insurmountabficulties. having heard the complaints, un've taken the following decision: i anno to you today that i will be resigning as governor, effective friday, august 2nd. >> yang: the reaction was immediate. >> ( translated ): we wanted ricky to lve not just because of the obscenities and insults we've seen on chat messages, but also because of the corruption we've put up with for decades. within this ruckus, erto rico has demanded some respect. >> yang: rossello's final crisis was sparked nearly tks ago with corruption charges against six members of h

there's a yang yang rap, yang yang videos on line.ou to produce one. >> andrew, who needs to fall back? >> i think the new york knicks need to fall back on so many levels. i've been a fan since i was a kid. summer league knicks skipped shaking hands with their opponent after the third straight game. no way, you can't be displaying poor sportsmanship on top of losing the game on top 69 epic mismanagement of the team. it's like a team now composed of overpaid role players after they missed out on kevin durant and kyrie irving and everyone else. so being a knicks fan, it's never been harder, never been worse. if you're going to be bad, at least be good sports about it. >> it's fun in, i'm from atlanta. what i hear new yorkers say, i've been a knicks fan my whole life. and i think that sometimes you've got to pull away in order for people to get their mind right. >> yeah, you have to end an abusive relationship. and that's what being a knicks fan is like. >> jermaine, who needs to fall back? >> arby's. i don't know what y'all talking abou

john yang reports for our "breakthroughs" series on the leading edge of science and technology. >> yang: situated the edge of the sahara in southern morocco, mount boutmezguida gets only about five inches of rain a year. but whatt lacks in rain, it makes up for in fog, which blankets the area for about half the year. w that's where residents have now turned for theer-- harvesting it from fog. alongside scientists from the german water fndation, the moroccan non-profit dar si hmad has set up what's said to be the largest fog collection project in the world-- about 19,000 square feet of nets called cloud fishers. as fog rolls through, the mesh traps fresh water, which drips into a receptacle. a network of pipes takes it to the villages below, where about 1,000 peoplevery day use it for drinking and watering plants and animals. jamila bargach is director of dar si hmad.t >> the f having water has radically transformed the life of the women who used to walk for hours to get water, one, and two, t of not having enough water. right now that fear is not there anymore.ut >> yang: b in other pla

sun yang winning medals. is this something team gb could do without?nting day for britain. the rules need to change. sun yang, i feel for him anyway, because yes, he cheated, three months band. if you get banned for cheating, it is a lifetime ban. that is the only to the cultic. for the british custody, really... i am the cultic. for the british custody, really... lam missing the cultic. for the british custody, really... i am missing one. anderson. and we got to talk about caleb, swam the fastest time in history over the freestyle. just a phenomenal race, one that duncan scott decided to pull out of to concentrate on the medley, and you can understand what duncan thought, you know what, i will give this one a rest? under 47 seconds which is absolute phenomenal. the australian, total walk in the park. it was one of those committeemen's 100 of those committeemen's100 freestyle, always a heckuva race. so much depth on the team, the relays are so much depth on the team, the relays a re really so much depth on the team, the relays are really strong. we hav

joining us now is the w's william yang out over east asia bureau willing we heard that excerpt just now. what does beijing mean by those comments. so. experts believe that it is clear that beijing's central government is trying to avoid providing a very definite answer regarding whether the p.o.'s a well deployed or not but under hong kong article basic law the hong kong government is able to request to intervene under social unrest or natural disasters and experts think that the reason why the central government is refusing to openly acknowledge whether the pill way will be deployed or not is because they still lack a clear policy direction to address the ongoing crisis in hong kong. and of course this is coming right after another intense weekend of protests let's have a quick recap of what happened helmets and gas masks on both sides of the barricades a weekend of clashes between police and protesters in hong kong saw violent confrontations protests over the past 2 months against proposed extradition to courts in china have grown increasingly fractious. sunday's peaceful gathering gr

especially for mack horton, he has a strong history with sun yang.aking out the drugs elements, about behaviour and anything else that goes with it. i think duncan wants not to join and anything else that goes with it. i think duncan wants not tojoin in, but more a case that mack got such a good reception for it, a standing ovation in the athlete's village, that duncan and some of the other quys that duncan and some of the other guys are that duncan and some of the other guys are going, you know what, we need to do something about this, we need to do something about this, we need to do something about this, we need to be proactive. he stood his ground is and it was one of those where he was happy to get this medal, happy with his performance, and it's a shame it had to come to that. and then aggressive behaviour was taken on the podium from a song and, but at the same time, i think duncan should hold his head high with how he reacted and responded to everything. horton got a warning today, scott has also been given a warning for what happens on the p

to the swimming world championships in south korea and ongoing controversy surrounding china's son yang has taken mainstage the swimmer was banned for doping back in 2014 and last year allegedly smashed blood samples with a hammer in front of anti-doping testers yang has since been cleared of wrongdoing but it's just after an australian swimmer refused to share the podium with the alleged doper britain's duncan scott took a similar stance once the ceremony was over a gang of youths at the protesting rival several competitors have called for yang to be banned. a bit of culture now the hottest are ticket this summer is a major retrospective and we're talking about sons work that just opened up at the tate modern in london the exhibit includes a ton of lego bricks a long corridor of dense fog and a huge wall of reindeer box from finland now this artist has been billed as a new model of artists who challenges how we interact with our world and now fans can see the full range of his work. for. isn't to stop people the sun in a museum 2000000 people came to see it but it still remained a poet

yang, thank you, thank you for sharing your weekend and your ideas with us and tracking how much time you actually get to speak in the debate this week. >> thank you, chris, hopefully i will see you in detroit. chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancy pelosi plays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. >> what did you mean when you said you were not going to be polite in the next debate? >> we will see. chris: democratic front runner joe biden promising he's going to be much tougher on his rivals in this week's presidential debates in detroit and we are back now with the panel, karl, what do you expect from this next round of democratic debates and how do you explain the fact that despite performance in first debate which was universally panned that joe biden is still leading the democratic field in the latest fox poll this week by better than 2 to 1. >> he has the biggest name id, biggest reputation and bi

against china's sun yang. and the tour de france resumes after a rest day as defending champion geraint thomas looks to make up ground in the final week. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news thatjuan mata says his manchester united team—mate paul pogba is a positive influence and brings everyone together at the club. the 31—year—old spaniard was talking during the club's pre season tour which has featured matches in australia and singapore and he's keen for pogba to stay at the club and win trophies. we all know paul and he is a fantastic midfielder. he is a fantastic midfielder. he is a fantastic guy. very positive. a good influence for everyone. i think he is happy. he brings everyone together. but i cannot speak for other people. they can speak for myself, my present, and my future in the club. also as a teammate and a friend they would like him to stay and be happy because he is a very good player for us. you and be happy because he is a very good playerfor us. you k

and businessman andrew yang. the final draw has four candidates who will be randomly divided into the two nights, july 30th and july 31st. former vice president joe biden. california senator kamala harris. vermont senator bernie sanders. and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. here's where tonight's drawings will take place with these three cnn anchors. brianna keilar, victor blackwell and ana cabrera. let's go to brianna to explain what happens next. >> wolf, cnn is televising the draw tonight because we believe that this process should be as transparent as possible. so in that spirit we are keeping things simple and low tech. so here's what victor, ana and i will be doing. we all have name cards like these ones. one for each candidate in our group. we have the same number of date cards, half for the first night july 30th, half for the second night, july 31st. so we'll be putting the candidate cards into one box titled "presidential candidates." we'll put the date cards in this other box titled "debate night

yang, thank you, thank you for sharing your weekend and your ideas with us and tracking how much time actually get to speak in the debate this week. >> thank you, chris, hopefully i will see you in detroit. chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancy pelosi plays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma tre

john yang begins our reporting. >> all of you aspired to be amicans. >> yang: this july fourth, vicesident pence wcomed newly-naturalized citizens at a washington, d.c. ceremony, where 44 people from 26 countries celebrated their new nation's independence day. meanwhile, in iowa, neighrhood parades became part of the 2020 campaign trail, as several democratic contenders spent the day politicking. senator bernie sanders of vermont took time to speak to supporters at a new campaignou ost in ames. >> what we need is anpr edented grassroots movement of millions of people. that's how we change america. >> yang: in the aptly-named independence, iowa, former vice president joe biden ran along the parade route he also took a jab at president trump's "salute to america" ceremony in washington. >> fourth of july is to celebrate our togetherness. it says, "we the people."th "wpeople," and it talks about honor and dignity. and it's misng that. it's hurting us terribly. >> yang: biden was not the only presidential hopeful who criticized mr. trump. california senator kamala harris yesterday in wes

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yang, thank you, thank you for sharing your weekend and your ideas with us and tracking how much timelly get to speak in the debate this week. >> thank you, chris, hopefully i will see you in detroit. chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancy pelosi plays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? for all-day, all-night protection. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. wiswitch wireless carriersn bring in your own phone, and save hundreds of dollars. it's p

think about andrew yang?. there's been nothing that sticks about him to me. random people who are not into politics for some reason who are excited about his -- >> he wants to give every american adult $1,000 a month when they turn 18. >> that's not even what they're saying. they're like who is he? where did he come from? i said i have no answers for you. >> mary ann williamson was the most searched candidate on google, and a lot of it after this big moment. >> my first call is to prime minister of new zealand who said that her goal is to make new zealand the place where it's the best place in the world for a child to grow up and i will tell her, girlfriend, you are so wrong, because the united states of america is going to be the best place in the world for a child to grow up. >> that buzzy moment didn't help her in the polls. >> no. >> why? >> because she's not a serious candidate for the presidency of the united states of america. now i said that about donald trump, which i still maintain, because democrat

this is what happens. >> yang: the margin of safety could be thin. in new orleans, the mississippi is expected to crest tomorrow at abt 19 feet. the city's levees range from about 20o 25 feet. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: state officials remained confident today that flood waters would not overtop the levees. to explore the concerns over rain, storm surge, and how long this storm mht last, i'm joined by ken graham, director of the national hurricane center. >>> ken graham, welcome back to the news hour. so please giver us the latest information you havhe track of this storm. >> yes, the latest information that we have is justhis very large storm, somewhat disorganized, but at te time, strengthening through the afternoon. so 65 mile-an-hour winds and just an expansive syste covering much of the gulf of mexico. a very similar track that we've been talking about for the last couple of days, slow movement. so just a lot of tropical storm force winds well outside thend cone big rain event. whether it becomes a hurricanes or a totropic

opposition in the breastroke, and another athlete hasjoined in the protest over chinese swimmer sun yangis second gold in south korea — despite facing an appeal on whether he should have been cleared of another doping offence. craig templeton has the details. this isn't the normal reaction when you've won gold. goodness me, what was that? but this wasn't a normal situation. duncan went into the freestyle final with high hopes of another metalfor freestyle final with high hopes of another metal for great britain, made a rich as though he missed out. he thought he wanted but after being disqualified for false start, the gold was given to him, with scott upgraded to a joint bronze. the dramai upgraded to a joint bronze. the drama i didn't and they are, upgraded to a joint bronze. the drama i didn'tand they are, night was a scotsman refusing to share a podium with pam, who was banned for doping in 2014. it's getting ugly, there's no need for that. not the first time this is happen, australian snubbed him on sunday. what he did come at home everyone got behind them but i think hopefully it ha

on the second night, julian castro, andrew yang, cory booker join gillibrand, bennett and de blasio.r, back to you. >> the panel draw is going to be extremely important because it's really those candidates that a lot of these, the first draw candidates and the second draw candidates are gunning for. >> yeah, and what is shaping up here, if you look at tuesday night, it's like moderate night. you're going to have a real ideological difference will be on display between the two nights of these debates in detroit. i mean, klobuchar, bullock, ryan, hickenlooper, delanie, o'rourke, buttigieg. this is a night that's going to show one side ideological of this party, centri side. >> so far. >> so far. castro, yang, booker, de blasio, gabbard, ensley, colorado, has a bunch of liberals here he's going to be eager to contrast himself with on wednesday. again, you are right, we'll have to see how the top four split. >> because if elizabeth warren and bernie sanders end up on tuesday night, you wonder if the discussion becomes the future of the democratic party -- >> exactly. this is where we are

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joining me now, presidential candidate andrew yang.ounder and ceo for venture for america. mr. yang, what is your strategy for the debates, the second d debates, that will take place tuesday and wednesday in detroit? >> well, my strategy is to continue to introduce myself to the american people. i spent seven years helping create hundreds of jobs in detroit. it's going to be great to be back there. my plan, the freedom diffidevid would put almost $500 million every sickngle month into the hands of detroit residesidences families and that's a move we need to make to rebuild communities across the country. >> how would it put $500 million in their hands? >> my plan, the freedom dividend, as you know, would put $ $1,000 a month to every american adult and would hundreds of millions of dollars into the hands of detroit residents. i've spent so much time in detroit and most of the citizens there are still struggling in the wake of the automation and the elimination of millions of manufacturing jobs in michigan, and so we need to put more of

>> you buy the chang on the chad the chad is an inverse fund, the yang is a 3x fund.eve it's sort of undervalued, low valuations, those stocks have done great prior to this month when the uncertainty came out post g20, the latest tweet that turned them around in the short-term, the inverse fund over the last two days has done well. >> sylvia jablonski, always interesting. thank you. >> thank you >>> facebook heading back to capitol hill for a second day of testimony over their libra digital currency ylan mui was busy yesterday covering multiple technology hearings we won't let you sleep keep it going. >> i'll always wake up for you, brian. >> at least somebody does. thank you very much. so what will happen today? >> facebook will be before the house financial services committee and democrats there have already given this new cryptocurrency a thumbs down maxine waters is circulating a new proposal called keep big tech out of finance. i expect her to talk about it at the hearing today. it would prevent platforms with more than $25 billion in annual global revenue from d

sun yang served a drugs ban in 2014 and is currently facing a hearing at the court of arbitration for sport over a decision to clear him of a further doping offence. fina said it "respected freedom of speech" but it had to be "in the right context". i won't share a podium with someone who's behaved in the way that he has. it's tough, it's scary to do, but nothing is changing, so i had to make a stand. they've been trying ten, 15 years of their life, clean, doing the best they can, and then there is people who behave like this and think they can get away with whatever. it's not on. the chinese super league has emerged as a possible destination for gareth bale, who's set to leave real madrid. two chinese clubs are reportedly interested in signing the welsh star with wages around a million pounds a week. bale has three years on his contract in spain. but he was left out of their pre—season match against bayern munich and coach zinedine zidane said it would be best for everyone if he leaves. bale has won four champions league titles with the la liga champions, but he clearly has no future

i am not saying that sun yang is a complete sheet. we have rules and regulations, if you have served a ban and then you are allowed back m, ban and then you are allowed back in, you are allowed back in. it doesn't leave a bitter taste if you come in second and you could have been well championed. the russian boxer maxim dadashev has died at the age of 28, after being injured during an ibf light—welterweight bout in the usa. the american based fighter suffered injuries at the weekend during a fight in maryland with puerto rico's subriel matias. the bout was stopped after the 11th round and he was hospitalised with bleeding on the brain undergoing emergency surgery but failed to recover. a short time ago i spoke with espn.com writer steve kim who was at the fight and he explained that there was never a time he thought that dadashev was in trouble. i was at that event. nobody thought that fight should have been stopped earlier than it was. he was much lauded for stopping the fight against the wishes of maxim dadashev. subriel matias was

outfront now andrew yang. nice to see you in person, mr. yang.ounced you qualified for the third debate. >> yes, very exciting. >> yours may not be a name with full household recognition, but you have a very loyal online following. you have to get up in the polls with the mass recognition. how are you preparing for this debate? >> i spent much of the last few years working here in detroit. detroit is a ground zero for the automation of so many manufacturing jobs over the last number of years. we're going to use this debate as an opportunity to call out the economic transformation and then propose real solutions like freedom dividend of $1,000 a month. >> and you have laid out -- i know obviously -- last time you didn't get a ton of talk time for whatever reason that may be. what are you going to do differently this time so you make the point? >> we're now one of the eight campaigns to qualify for the debates, not just this week, but also in september and october. so we have a real great opportunity not just this week, but throughout the coming we

john yang is here to fill us in. >> yang: judy, a three-judge panel of a federal appeals court rleans heard 90 minutes of oral arguments today in this case, with enormous stakes for millions of americans. >> yang: congress set the stage for this challenge in the tax bill that president trump signed into law in 2017 the measure eliminated the penalty on america who failed to maintain health insurance. the republican g attorneys general argue that since the supreme court upheld the health care law as a validci exerse of congress's taxing authority, taking the tax away makes all of the law unconstitutional. late last year, a federal district judge in texaed. at first, the trump administration said some of the law should remain. but in march, thjustice department reversed course. since the administration is not defending the law, democratic attorneys general and members of th house are leading the appeal. since its paage, the healthcare law has ingrained itself deeply into the u.s. health care system. more than 20 million more americans are now covered by its provisions. it has hundreds o

world aquatics championships as britain's duncan scott refuses to share a podium with china's sun yangct him? the debate about safety in boxing reignites after the death of russian fighter maxim dadashev. and james anderson will miss england's historic first test against ireland, but he will be ready for the ashes. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that another athlete has snubbed the chinese swimmer, sun yang, at the world aquatics championships in south korea. this time britain's duncan scott refused to shake his hand on the podium after the chinese swimmer controversially won gold in the 200 metres freestyle, due to the original winner being disqualified for a false start. but scott's protest relates to sun's previous drugs ban and the fact that he's allowed to compete whilst awaiting an appeal on the decision of a further doping offence. australia's mack horton was given a warning by fina for a similar

>>i'm eun yang.llet is standing by with your fst 4 traffic. >> and lauryn ricketts is in for chuck bell. >> you'll notice humidity out there. it's a warm day out there. the sun coming up before 6:00 a.m. this morning. as we go through onthe y, temperatures in the upper seventh and flip through 6:00, 7:00. but still warm and by 10:00 a.m. the temperatures in the mid-80s an

. >> i'm eun yang. welcome, melissa. >> thank you. >> chuck bell has the day off and lauryn ricketts i here with your forecast. >> it wasn't a ad he had a few showers and thunderstorms to t south but it really wasn't that bad. right now looking at clear skies out there. sun coming up in about 5:55 so about two hours before the sun comes up. should be a beautiful sunrise given the clear skies.er tempures in the 60s and 70s. really not feeling that bad out there. humidity will continue to drop as well as we head through the day. temperatures back into the eight right around seasonable for this ti of year. i think we will top it out at 90 degrees for daytime high.no thing happening on the radar but we are tracking barry. look at all of that moisture and still it's got that tail on it where it continues to see some of that heavier rain moving through louisiana right on now. lot of that rain headed up toward the nashville area and it's moving into the midwest. all of that moisture has to go somewhere and loo

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. you could use dangerous and why we are in weather alert mode this morning. our melissa mollet is standing by with your first 4 traffic. >> let's start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. anotheweather alert day. >> it gets much worse forour friday and your saturday plns. plan to stay out of the extreme heat as much as. we have a heat index already and how indicative how humid it is. upper 70s from the d.c. metro area, eastbound to the bay. not much of a rain chance the first part of the day b heat index is over 100 degrees as early as noon time p.m. high in the 90s. 60% chance of more thunderstorms later today. possible storms for today and sweltering saturday on the way and deep fried friday here today. complete check of then- teday forecast, which has the cooldow at thed of it, melissa. >> i like hat. a cooldown somewhere in the future sound pretty good tome northbound 95 before orcentrep parkway road work so a delay there. after you take a look after fredericksburg you can

>> i am sticking with yang. i'm yang gang.hat this time andrew yang will earn the respect of the country. he's the only person talking about the robots and the technology and all these creative solutions and last time he just kind of sat there and watched the whole thing like was observing. if he does what he can do, he'll have a moment tonight. >> some people watching and i want to make the point, some don't know who he is. his followers are passionate. >> he doesn't have to attack nobody. he has a new set of ideas. i'm putting another bet down on yang. >> i'm going to be looking at julian castro. he had a great night the first debate and completely overwhelmed by the coverage of the second debate, so this time around, he's on night two. that means if he does it again, we might still be talking about it next week. >> then you have people very aggressive because they know this is their last chance. you have nothing to lose. a lot of people have nothing to lose. governor, what about tuls tulsi gabbard. >> what happens is empty

. >> i'm eun yang. let's begin with the closures associated with this in your traffic. >> we have closure in the area because of this fire. here is what we know. here 23rd and hayes street at 23rd street. we have crews on the scene and falls church at inner loop near i-5 i-5 i-5 i-56. good morning, lauryn. >> good morning, melissa. yeah, a lot going on out there rightw.no quiet in the weather department and cool when you walk outside but that humidity is increasing with each pasng minute right now. not too bad out there. we do have some clearing sky. maybe a few high cloud. for the most part looking good and sun is coming up at about 15 minutes to 6:00. 71 degree is our temperature right now and mostly clear skies. e 5:00 and 7:00 a.m. hour the temperatures in the low 80s but when we po low 70s and into the now 80s be the tiy the time we 9:00. rain out there right now. we have chance of rain as we continue through the day. better chances wednesdy, thursday, and friday and watch come fourth of july. thur

aaron gilchrist and eun yang have the day off. >> i'm adam tuss. >> let's start off with chuck ll with the weather. >> we had dangerously high heat indexes over the weekend. rain to deal with this morning. another little batch of showers here coming into the southern parts of the shenandoah valley that will graze through here during the morning commute. off to a wet start on your tuesday. but the severe weather threat is arne. the flood watches over with. the heaviest of the rains are behind us now. nothin more than occasional showers coming on in. grab the reumba. showers could linger through the afternoon. temperatures rain-cooled this 72 in prince george's county. these temperatures are 5 to 10 degrees cooler than we were at the same time yesterday. this afternoon's high tomorrow almost 20 degrees cooler! yesterday, d.c. topped out at 96. today's high temperature, 77. melissa mollet, that is employee of the month stuff for me. >> definitely it is right now. take a look at this. first 4 traffic alert this morning. different issues around town. mu

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. have a lot of information fromhe horrific shooting out west. >>> first, we want to get you ready for your monday morning. >> melissa mollet is standing by with first 4 traffic and lauryn ricketts is in for chuck bell this moing with a look at the day ahead. >> the day ahead not lao too a shy. if you like yesterday, you'll like today. similar conditions to yesterday. maybe a little bit more humidity and yore feeling that if you step outside right now. 76 is our temperature right now. stay in the 70 as we continue through morning. toping out in the 90s today. even by 9:00 a.m., that temperature already in the low 80s. we are dry out there this moroung. there c be patchy fog in some spots. we are heading into about 93 degrees today. listen. very similar to yesterday. it will be a little muggy. isolated chance of a shower and thunderstorm later on this afternoon. nothing out there right now.  to see this pattern change especially as we head into the middle part of this wllk. we wialk mor

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm molette green in for eun yang. >> let's start with storm team 4 4. >> we are lingering showers moving from the south to the north across our area and not causi any rumbles thunder but we have shower and some fog and a broader view showing that acrosshe eastern saesheaboard, rather delightful. how about 77 degrees in our nation's capital? still in the 70s for anchors town and paxnriver, i the 80s. not as hot as yesterday but close to 90 degrees. we will talk more about the weekend in a moment. for traffic, we go to jack. >> clay, we start on the beltway prince george's county before 202 accident activity has blocked two left lanes. you' find we have activity closing powder mill road. damascus a vehicle involved in a crash single vehicle. tow truck on the scene and traffic is alternating.n radolph drive remains closed because of an accident. back in to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> breaking news off the coast of south florida. >> seven americans, including west virginia billionaire, were killed in a helicopter crash i

aaron gilchrist and eun yang have the week off. are working for you this morning. melissa mollet is standing by with first 4 traffic. >> b let's start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell who says you can do pretty much what you want outside today. >> pretty much. i think today will be cooperative with your outdoor plans. little chance for a pop-up shower or two. that chance was there yesterday and i mentioned it and i'm glad i did because it popp up right on top of my house yesterday around 6:30 in the evening. yame story again for today. most of the da will be dry, comfortable, low humidity, plenty of sunshine.lo at these numbers this morning. all of the shenandoah valley in the mido upper 50s. the western suburb in the low to mid six. even national airport a relative cool 67 degree. yo planneror today, plenty of sunshine. there will be a bubbling up of cloud later in the day and rain chances are not all the way down to zero today but rain chances, just lik yesterday, are under 20%. it's not likely that you'll get rained on

>>i'm eun yang. our melissa mollet is standing by with your fst 4 traffic. >> and lauryn ricketts is in for chuck bell. >> you'll notice humidity out there. it's a warm day out there. the sun coming up before 6:00 a.m. this morning. as we go through onthe y, temperatures in the upper seventh and flip through 6:00, 7:00. but still warm and by 10:00 a.m. the temperatures in the mid-80sl and feelske the low 90s and looks like this will be the coolest day we will have comin , because we got a big heat dome headed our way.cl a few d out there right now moving into the area. we also have the circulation you can see still from remnants o barry. it is now post-tropical barry so we continue to tr k this moisture because it is headed our way and we will talk about when you can see some rain coming up. first, let's talk about the road with melissa. >> good morning. right now silver spring southbou georgia avenue at the beltway, police investigation on the right so see slightest dlely on the ride southbound. thr