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Pepe is charged with knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority. "Mr. Pepe, the actions you took on January 6, 2021, have changed the trajectory of your life," McCarthy said during the remote court hearing. "If you do anything while you are on bail, you can only make it worse for yourself."  Pepe, 31, a laborer for the Metro-North commuter railroad, was suspended without pay after calling in sick to travel to Washington, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority told Fox News.  "Participation in the riot which resulted in deadly viol...

symptom of the season. we're sure to get more. we have a lot of central american who is live in the washington area very concerned about relatives in that area. thousands still apparently missing. the rain has ended but all the runoff continues there. here at this hour around our region we just have a partly cloudy sky now, 75 in washington. it's in the low 70s in prince george's, montgomery, arlington and fairfax counties. it's a mild and muggy morning on this first day of june. back to work and school. should not have any travel problems and it's muggy on the eastern shore, the m...

Investigative reporter tim minton from new york's nbc aaffiliate wnbc has more. >> the urban campout began friday morning, with dozens pitching tents prepared to invest a long weekend for the shot at a career opportunity. local 3 of the elevator mechanics union put the word out it would interview the first 750 in line starting this morning. >> family members bringing us food. bringing games. things to keep us occupied. >> what do you think your chances are once you get in the door of getting a job? >> my chances are better than not coming here. >> even the tent city winners, those on 36th stre...

passengers on little space ship dependent on its vulnerable reserves of air and soil, all committed for our safety to its security and peace. preserve the from annihilation only by the care, the work, and i will say the love we give our fragile craft. that was adlai stevenson, the american ambassador to the united nations speaking in geneva. a week before he died 45 years ago. is our country doing what it can to avoid the desperate future we so in "avatar?" are we leading the world? are we the people that the other people of the world can look to for earthly salvation? second immigra...

Ozarks will get some of that. talking about the east, it's already 62 in new york city. we are heading up to 72 degrees. but this is it, alex. we go crashing back down to reality. but i feel guilty. honestly, it is the first time ever doing weather i feel guilty. >> well, poor guy. but tomorrow, still not bad. like 65? >> i don't want to rub it in. just trying to make feel better in the middle of the country. >> bill karins, we'll leave it at that then. in a few minutes we'll have a live report from the snowy plains as mike seidel is in oklahoma city. we'll check in with him shortly. a vam...