l when youook at thede political iify he'll ol ji do you seeemocrat women or republican women. i >> ignites a non part son 501c 3. we're not screening. we're asking young women what their is. some of the girls are younger than voting age. >> that's. g sometimes high school and middle l l school and then college and grad school and young professionalses. de't ask them. sometimes they cffer and ian tell you what observed, but more than not we g people is that o they mayr may not ascribe to a political party . they have views on a variety of issues and those view s don't necessarily break on straight ahead id logical lines what are some of the issueses that are motivating these young people. >> we just had a conference here in d.c. for 1350 college and ad school women and young professionalses from across thew country. theseomen represented 26 states and the issues were across the board we had you women who were interested cyber security. >> we had yng women w were interested in military issues. we had young women who were interestedde in international affairs. we had young women

the overwhelming majority of evs are leased, and really, youook s this kind of network of safety featurestrung together, and no matter what happens the next ten years, those things are better than not having them. it's gonna always be better to have something that might stop the car and avoid hitting a pedestrian than if it hadn't had that technology. scott: is the best ev to buy, if one can afford it, with resale value in mind, the tesla? karl: resale value on tesla is better than the other evs, so, at this point at least, that would look like the better one to go with. you gotta start at $70,000 plus. scott: you know, if you're buying a $70,000 car, maybe resale value is not-- laurget one, exactly. one.an joe: well, i'm curious about the volatility. i mean, normally you wouldn't think of, you know, "kelley blue book" value of a car, you know, being one of these jagged lines like the stock market chart. tesla, who knows, i mean, it could, you know, whatever accident was in the news last week might impact what people are willing to pay for it. have you ay sectll it go up and down as publi

it j was anlu absoly glorious day in every way youook at it, includingth stanley cup parade. so happy for the caps and all their very loyal fans. the temperature isgh 68-degrees. lt t we were about ten degrees cooler than this and we dpped to 52 at dulles. we're requesting to he see temperatures dropping obvious a little bit. we'll have crowds clouds increasing and when you orwake up tomw morning you're going to foat why is at it's cloudier, a little bit moremi huand as we watch these winds coming t of south they'll lotus up on not just humidity,ut a bit of moisture as he well. that brings us to what we have to keep an e for tomorrow. no rain falling out of the clouds, butt is ssible that as a warm front crosses us tomorrow morning it could produce some spotty showers. not widesprea if you you see one you'll know wat's themer air that's going to be pushing in. it look s like tomorrow we're going to head into thes.pper with the heat and humidity a couple ofer thundorms are possible in the afternoon. ot we're too concerned about flash flooding with these because we think they'l

does happenme some news 4 chris gordon is outside the park in prince george's county working for youookinge chances that this could happen to you or someone in your family. chris. scary. >> reporte doreen, the superman roller coaster reopened today. let's take a live look from above. chopper 4 shows us that the superman roller coaster is operating right now. during the afternoon rain it was closed down for a while for safety reasons. it apparently is back up and running. yesterday we are told track sensors caused it to stop, a controlled stop in a safe place. but that scared some of the riders and their families. this videoas taken by julia kim of fairfax. she also shot still photos. e watched with her two young children as her husband was stuck at the highest point of the superman ride o steel roller coaster. she says he had just bought a summer pass forhe whole family. >> he paid0, $almost $200 and he doesn't want to go back there. it's very sad. >> reporter: six flags sent us their training video explaining that what caused this roller coaste to stop is something they anticipate. >> the

if youook at the impact of gerrymandering across this country and what happened by the republican party, republican party did in 2011 after the 2010 census ten census and the 2010 shellacking as president obama called it, you see the kinds of distortions of our system that really were kind of unprecedented. the gerrymandering that occurred in 2011 described by princeton in a neutral study as the worst gerrymandering of the past half-century. you can see it in the way in which the numbers have shown themselves. in wisconsin after the gerrymandering, republicans got less than 50% of you and it ended up with about 67% of the state delegation w and 67% of te congressional delegation. you see the repeated in other states as well. in penvania the delegation was 13 the five, a swing state. but this repeater also in michigan, ohio, north carolina, florida, texas piggies are places where as result of the gerrymandering done in 2011 we have had i think misrepresentation as opposed to representation. that has had a real impact on ourou nation. it is i think part of the reason why we see this funct

even if youook alt it from -- if you take the humanitarian part out of it and looking at it strictlya political basis you do have elections coming up and you have a lot of gop r politiciansht now that say we don'tt to be dragged into this process. >> then nongressds to do their job. just because there an election coming up, doesn't mean congress can simply stop actin j it's theirob to write the law and therefore they should expedite the process and get a law passed. that's part of the reason senator ted cruz is trying to pushon legis this week that both enhances our border security a solves this child separation problemss. co can't put this on to the president. it's their job. >> democrats in congress will say don't tie the border wall this.ng or anything else let's take care of the kids issue first.we can do that sepa. republicans cntroduced aple of plans already. the president was on the till last nightalking about that. you mentioned ted cruz's plan that's not officially introduced yet so what is out there now what do you see as the beston so? >> well it's a very difficult questio

i would like to get something clarified from you. , youooking at section 1325 referred to, my reading of that law says that for the improper crossing for the first time, that it could be treated as a civil matter, not a criminal matter. but with the zero-tolerance policy, this administration is choosing to go the criminal penalty route. ways that 1325 violations can proceed, either as a civil matter, which is what was happening with the obama administration, that did not require separating children from their parents, or you can go the criminal route and this administration has chosen the criminal route. is that not correct? >> i would have to refer to doj. it looks like a misdemeanor to me, therefore criminal. >> i'm reading the statute. it says it can be considered a civil penalty provision, not criminal. that is the plain meaning of that section. this administration has chosen to follow the criminal route. that is the excuse. beings the rationale given for why children are being separated at the border. you did not have to go that route. from your testimony you sound proud that thi