questions from a probation officer, paving the way for his july sentencing. everything about it, from the timing to the topics may be standard for a convicted felon but is unlike anything trump has ever faced. so how will he handle it? how could what happens today move the needle for judge juan merchan as he makes the decision on whether trump will actually serve time? closing arguments under way right now in hunter biden s trial. it is getting interesting. potentially paving the way for jury deliberations later today. could today also be verdict day for the first child of a sitting president tried on felony charges. secretary of state antony blinken pointing the finger squarely at hamas insisting they are the only ones standings in the way of a peace plan that could bring the israeli hostages home and end the war in gaza for good. how can he say that when it s still not clear if prime minister benjamin netanyahu is actually on board? so a very busy monday. we start wit
Well start with Raphael Miranda. Raphael, we havent had a triple digit day in the summer, have we . No. Havent had a heat wave. Its like 89, raphi. Kept saying 89. That was the third day of the heat wave. Never happened. Weve had a string of 90degree days, though. Were going to get close again today and tomorrow. Flirting with 90. Youll see in the weather headlines, the heat does continue. Were turning up the humidity hey bit. It was comfortable over the weekend. That is ending a little bit. Chance for storms later tonight, especially north and west of the city. Then a cooldown is coming. No 90s towards the end of the week. Mostly clear right now. A quiet start in Westchester County and Rockland County. This is our weather maker later this afternoon. If you live well north and west of new york city, this cold front approaches, sparking off a few showers and thunderstorms. Probably just in time for the evening commute. Thats well north and west. Sullivan county, pike county, pennsylvani
Different than they are in an adult . And ill ask you . Well it could be a little confusing because kids are moving targets so theres always change as they develop so it can be really hard for some families to identify is what im seeing Typical Development or is this really an indication of a problem. So for instance teens. So its typical for teens to get a little bit moody at what point do you say this is no longer moodiness but maybe an indication of something much more significant like a Mood Disorder whether its depression or by polar disorder so what youre really looking for is is there a dramatic shift in how your child is behaving now versus how they have been in the past. What ill tell people is you just have to trust your gut. You know your child and if you have any concerns whats the harm in going and seeking out a little bit of experience in dealing with issues, Mental Health issues in kids. Talk to them and let them help you figure out whether theres Something Else that nee
The magic to the medina. Woodruff all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. And the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff President Trump is spending tonight in israel, after a day of talking up peace prospects in the region. Its all part of his first overseas trip since taking office. We begin our coverage with a report from john yang. Yang amid the pomp of President Trumps arrival ceremony in israel, an issue of policy thats confounded president s for generations the israelipalestinian conflict. We must Work Together to build a future where the nations of the region are at peace, and we ha
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