Plans. Early fireworks down in miami last night. Night two of the democratic debate featured dramatic exchanges and frontrunner joe biden on receiving end of most. Nbcs chief white house correspondent, this girl is everywhere. Made her way back to washington and live with us this morning. Have you slept . Got about two and a half hours. Still better than savannah, who got like 90 minutes. Lets take it a step at a time. What happens next . Next debate, late july. Quite the night. Reporter you got a chance to see highlights there. Listen, ladies, contentious and combative from the very beginning. The most exexplosive not just in debates but the whole primary season as whole came between former Vice President joe biden and senator Kamala Harris. Listen, we knew joe biden would be front and center but, boy, i dont know if this campaign thought it would go down like this. The former Vice President pushed, confronted by harris in this very personal way about his civil rights record. Harris b
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Ebout the differences in washingtons celtion this year. And tracking those celebrations could be a little bit of a wash out. Eawere talking about the returning. Heat, humidity, and the chance ofim storms just in tfor the fourth. Plus Ninja Warrior. You saw the athletes compete this evening. Now we put our guy to the test. Announcer news 4 at 11 00 starts now. Good evening tonight. The big plans from the president that could impact the way you celebrate independence day. Set ups already under way in downtown d. C. Today ahead of thursdays big event. Thats right. The president explained more of what youll be seeing and we heard from other local leaders who are not thrilled about the plans. Derk joins us more with that. Eporter good evening, were finally getting some of the finer details of how were going to be obsving the fourth here in washington, abo the president s fireworks, and of course the other that usually happen. What we do know about the salute to america, its going to be a lo