county police working hard following up on leads after a man is murdered in hyattsville. i'm tracee wilkins. the latest in this still very active investigation. and a new twist in the murder-suicide at ucla. another victim has been found 2,000 miles away from the crime scene on campus. he is accused of torture and murder in his native country of somalia. >> tonight a local congressman is demanding answers about that. david culver has a report now on all of this including a report on what kind of access this guard had. >> reporter: vance and doreen, ali was not a tsa agent, but i did ask around inside dulles airport. as part of his job, he did patrol the tsa secured portion of the airport.

tonight, congresswoman barbara comstock wonders how he got that job. >> right now, we're not getting answers from ice or from any of the agencies involved that explain to us what type of process they went through. >> reporter: the allegations against youssef ali aren't new. in fact in 1998, jim handly questioned the colonel on his military past in somalia. >> you've been accused of ordering the executions of more than a hundred people. do you deny that? >> reporter: the most recent claims against ali come from a somali man who says he was beaten, torture, shot and ultimately left for dead at the direction of youssef ali. in february, the court of appeals said it didn't have jurisdiction to rule. i spoke with ali's attorney. >> ali is entitled to immunity as an official or former official of the somali government. >> reporter: ali left somalia before the country's regime collapsed. he worked as a security guard in canada in the early 90s.

ali for serious human rights abuses and then he came to the united states. >> if canada saying, no, you can't be here, why are we saying yes, you can? >> reporter: a cnn investigation found ali most recently worked as a security guard at dulles airport. the congresswoman wants to be sure the vetting process included social media searches. >> if you have a baby sitter you're going to high for your child, you go online. you maybe look at their facebook page. >> reporter: the congresswoman also pointed out you could have googled him and you would have seen ali's history. the metropolitan washington airport authority said to me in a statement that the private security contractor that employs ali master security properly vetted him for that position. master security tell me that ali is on administrative leave tonight. according to ali's attoy

says this case has been appealed to the u.s. supreme court. vance? two men taken in for questioning just steps away from a murder scene in hyattsville. the victim shot and killed why on his way to play some basketball. it happened yesterday off 69th place and greenville parkway. tracee wilkins joins us now with what we have learned about the victim. >> reporter: sources close to this investigation tell me that when the victim was coming down the street bouncing a basketball it may have hit the vehicle of the person who shot him. that may be what led to the exchange of words and then ultimately the gunshots that shot and killed him. here behind me just a little while ago we watched as prince george's county police took two people into custody for questioning. he was one of the first to the scene after 20-year-old conrad cole was shot and killed in

>> there was two shots. pop, pop. >> reporter: yesterday's violence was so unusual that he couldn't imagine someone being shot on his block. >> i saw him running, but i didn't realize he was shot until i went closer. >> reporter: our cameras rolled as police swarmed a group of men just steps from the murder scene. two were placed in detective's vehicles. police say they are questioning the men, but are not calling them suspects in yesterday's murder of 20-year-old conrad cole. >> we're not going to rest until this person is custody. >> reporter: cole was at a nearby transitional group home. words were exchanged with someone in a parked car. the driver of the vehicle fired at cole. the passenger tried assisting until police sirens got closer to the scene. police want to talk to that person. >> i'm reaching out to that person directly. i'm asking you -- and if this person has reached out to y

and told you this story, reach out to us. you're not directly accountable for this, but you know what happened. >> reporter: one of the counsellors also came to cole's aid. he collapsed in her arms. she has been given some time off. >> the lady actually came to his rescue. i thought she was somebody passing by. i didn't even know she knew the boy. >> reporter: i'm told cole just came to that group home last friday and was not expected to be there for more than a week. he was new to this area. i spoke with his family today. they did not want to talk on camera, but they told me that feel that he is now resting in peace. back to you in the studio. the man responsible for a deadly shooting spree in maryland has been indicted now. eulalio tordil is facing eight charges, including two counts of murder in montgo

and injured two others outside the westville montgomery mall. then he shot and killed a woman outside the giant's grocery store. he is also accused of killing his estranged wife just one day before the other shootings. new details about the gunman in that murder-suicide at ucla. he left behind a trail of evidence that led investigators to another victim in another state. >> shots fired at the parking lot. >> reporter: the shooting that sent the ucla campus wednesday is not what it first appeared to be. >> the city is on tactical alert status citywide. >> reporter: on campus a murdered professor and husband assailant also dead. the gunman is mainak sarkar. a 2013 ph.d. graduate of the ucla school of

was living in minnesota. >> a list was located that had professor klug's name on it, another ucla professor's name on it, and the name of the female victim that was located into the nearby town. >> an adult female was found deceased by an apparent gunshot wound. >> reporter: that victim has not been identified nor has the second professor that was targeted who was not on campus wednesday and is okay. >> sarkar had issues with them. i don't think he knew it would rise to the level of homicide. >> reporter: friends and family mourn william klug. >> it is hard to even fathom it. to have your -- excuse me. to have your son grow up without a dad is rough. >> reporter: he was married and the father of two young ld

now. there's some rain falling in parts of the area. amelia, where is it falling and is it coming here? >> well, vance, falling west of the d.c. metro area. based on the latest radar, it looks like the d.c. metro area stays mainly dry this evening. the air here just too dry. the showers trying to move eastward and fizzling apart. you saw some rain earlier this evening, but you can see that has just died out. but we're still tracking some rain back around the i-81 corridor, some heavier rain. currently our temperature 79 degrees. by 7:00, 78, scattered showers still west of the d.c. metro area. i think in washington and up around baltimore we stay mainly dry tonight. by 11:00, the chance for an isolated shower or two. 72 degrees otherwise. we will be tracking some thunderstorms later in the day tomorrow. i'll have the latest

about 15 minutes. new reaction to hillary clinton's blistering broadside of donald trump. in many ways her foreign policy address mirrored mitt romney's takedown back in march. >> i believe the person the republicans have nominated for president cannot do the job. he is not just unprepared. he is temperamentally unfit. he says he doesn't have to listen to our generals or admirals, our ambassadors, and other high officials because he has, quote, a very good brain. he says climate change is a hoax invented by the chinese. he says he has foreign policy experience because he ran the miss universe pageant in russia.

tweeted that it was a bad performance and that she did not even look presidential. house speaker paul ryan also took to twitter. brian moore joins us with the fallout from clinton's speech. >> reporter: as hillary clinton reveals her fall lines of attack against donald trump, the republican nominee to be is getting some better late than never support from house speaker paul ryan. in san diego, hillary clinton argued she can be trusted to lead america in an uncertain world and donald trump can't. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different. they are dangerously incoherent. >> reporter: the former secretary of state offered sharp contrasts, her experience against what she says is trump's unpredictability and unfitness to lead. >> because it is not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> reporter: it was a speech

in sacramento, he hit her hard on issues ranging from trade to terror. >> our libya invasion, decisions on syria, iraq, and iran have made the middle east more dangerous than ever, ever before. >> reporter: trump received long awaited support from house speaker paul ryan who tweeted he'll vote for trump this fall. bernie sanders is fighting for an upset in california where he and clinton are virtually tied. >> while secretary clinton may be focusing today on donald trump, i think we have an excellent chance to win the primary here. >> reporter: a marathon primary season that may be settled next tuesday. brian moore, nbc news, washington. a massage therapist at a popular chain arrested, accused of crossing the line with a client. coming up, how you can tell if the road you park on is impacted by the extended rush hour restrictions. i'll have that story next.

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scene where a blue angels jet went down. no parachute deployed and the pilot of the jet is believed dead. this is in smyrna, tennessee, 20 miles outside nashville. the blue angels were performing practice runs for an air show this weekend when the crash happened. a press conference expected to begin there any minute now. we have new video of the air force thunder birds crash that happened today in colorado. that pilot did eject and is expected to recover. air force officials said he made a conscious effort to direct that plane away from nearby neighborhoods. metro's major overhaul begins this weekend and it will most likely impact your commute even if you don't ride the rails. starting on monday, there will be parking restrictions on certain roads in d.c. because of the safetrack program. as mark segraves reports, it is one of several changes the district is making to try to

planned metro delays spaced out over 15 phases, even commuters who don't use metro will feel the impact beginning next week. district officials are predicting lots of metro riders will opt to drive to work. add to that more metro and circulator buses on the roads and that means congestion. d.c. will expand rush hour on major roads until 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. you'll have to read those no parking signs carefully. >> every sign along the street will be changed. we'll actually come in and put a decal over the existing sign and change the sign. people need to be very conscious of what the posted sign says. >> reporter: the district will also add more traffic control officers at major intersections and bridges and bike share will offer $2 rentals for 30 minutes. >> they don't necessarily have to make a full day commitment to the bike.

relationship. >> reporter: depending on how the extended rush hour goes, the hours could be expanded if necessary. ddot does have plans to add more roads to the list in august. mark segraves, news4. bus service connecting to the silver line is expanding in loudoun county in virginia. today, loudoun county board chairperson phyllis randall cut the ribbon on the first of several ne buses. they'll run between the wheelly-reston station and dulles town center. it was supposed to be a massage, but it turned into something inappropriate. they arrested 24-year-old nicholas curry last week. he's been charged with sexual battery. he worked at the massage envy. a woman who got a massage last month says curry

inappropriately at the session. curry is no longer employed there. a jury in the district is deliberating in the case of a man accused of beating and raping a woman in her home in southeast d.c. the man's name is antoine pitt. he is a repeat offender who cut off his ankle monitor before allegedly committing the brutal assault. our chris gordon has more on what happened today in court. >> reporter: residents of the east hill neighborhood were shocked by the charges that a repeat offender on probation cut off his court-ordered gps and allegedly committed a string of crimes over a two-week period last october. now here at d.c. superior court 21-year-old antoine pitt is on trial for raping and beating a young mother in her southeast apartment. >> i don't understand why he was out on the streets. i mean, he was caught in martin luther king library with a gps

then the judge let him go. the judge let him go and then my neighbor was raped. >> reporter: the victim testified that her attacker was 6'5" wearing distinctive gray shoes with orange shoe laces. yesterday a note from the jury indicated that one juror was uncertain if there had been a rape. >> the victim testified, testified, about the horrific attack, testified about the bones that were broken in her face. >> reporter: this morning one juror sent a note to the judge asking to be excused for deliberations saying he's not well. the judge questioned the juror and concluded she didn't look well and excused her. an alternate juror who heard the case was called back to court today to joi the jury which restarted its deliberations. this evening the jury sent a note to the judge saying they want to see transcripts of some of the witness testimony in this trial. they will resume deliberations next

here at d.c. superior court. chris gordon, news4. a guy taunting a policeman in this video that's gone viral probably shouldn't have done that. cops don't play like that. and an attorney couple accused in a near deadly home invasion attack. andrew schmuhl's lawyers called his wife to the witness stand to testify about his medical condition. what she had to say just ahead. stolen from museums and sold on the black market. the news4 i-team takes us behind the scenes to show you how the

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nearly $700,000. we have five ways you can get involved. it is in our nbc washington app. you have until midnight to donate. amelia's back with more on our weather forecast. we had some nice sunshine today. is that going to last, amelia? >> we'll have some limited sunshine tomorrow, doreen, but we're going to be dealing with some rain and thunderstorms at times. probably didn't need the umbrella today. you'll want to have it handy tomorrow and especially on sunday. saturday is looking like the better of the two weekend days. best chance of rain and thunderstorms tomorrow will be later in the day, but we can't rule out some rain during the first half of the day unfortunately as well. again, looking mainly dry on saturday, but we're keeping a close eye on sunday not just for rain, but maybe some heavy rain and some strong to severe thunderstorms. here's the lst

dance in the metro area and it worked. we're completely dry in the d.c. metro area, even in parts of loudoun county and fauquier county just an hour ago. just a chance of a shower if you're in this area right now where i'm showing current temperatures like leesburg and rockville and washington and annapolis. 79 now in the district. a lot of graduations going on tomorrow in prince george's and montgomery counties. some fog to deal with. 71 degrees. maybe a few isolated showers. maybe have the umbrella or pancho handy if you have an outdoor graduation. for the most part, you should be okay. 80 degrees during the midday hours. by the afternoon, we'll be tracking some hit and miss thunderstorms and 84 degrees

that point. tomorrow probably not the best day to head to the pool. go to the pool on saturday, especially during the lunchtime hours. we could be dealing with a shower or thunderstorm during the late afternoon or evening hours. on sunday, rain and thunderstorms. a high likelihood. the percentage at about 80%. high tomorrow of 84 degrees. the high on saturday of 86. chance of some late day showers and thunderstorms. on sunday, a high of 83. a moderate to high risk for some heavy, heavy rain impacting the area. we could see some gusty damaging winds. a moderate risk for that. small hail, a low to moderate risk. lower humidity on monday with a high of 84. coming up tonight, an official declaration on what it was that

allegedly out for revenge. tonight the defense presents its case in a violence home invasion attack as the suspect's own wife takes the stand. caught. police say they have found the atv rider seen doing dangerous stunts right in front of a prince george's county police officer. tonight at

drama in a fairfax county courtroom as the suspect in a violent and bizarre home invasion sees his wife take the witness stand. >> andrew schmuhl's defense team is putting on its case now. they want to convince the jurors that schmuhl was so heavily medicated that he was in fact impaired when he staged that attack. julie carey has our report. >> reporter: well, the defense team dealt a blow after a judge ruled they could no longer use the involuntary intoxication defense. they turned to schmuhl's doctors and his wife to look at the possible impact of the heavy medications he was taking to deal with back pain and other ailments. andrew schmuhl dressed only in a diaper when police arrested him and his wife just hours after the november 9th 2014 home

this police dash cam video shows he struggled to answer questions as police quiz him about medications. today schmuhl's lawyers called his wife alicia to testify, hoping to asking her about his medical condition. she's being tried separately, but once on the stand she asserted her fifth amendment right and declined to answer questions. defense attorneys say she was the master mind behind the near deadly attack on a mclean lawyer and his wife bent on revenge after victim leo fisher fired her from his law firm. jurors did hear about andrew schmuhl's medical issues from this man, the va doctor who treated schmuhl at a pain clinic. schmuhl schmuhl e eer -- schmuhl was ta 12 medications. said the doctor, he was spending most of his time in bed. he couldn't take part in

daily pleasures of life. his quality of life was bad. but prosecutors believe schmuhl was duping doctors, lying about his condition to get powerful drugs and they offered this photo as proof. andrew schmuhl helping to reroof a house just two weeks before the attack, but other doctors testified schmuhl was in grave condition when he was brought to the emergency room just after his arrest. a doctor says she had to give him an overdose reversal drug to revive him. and by the way, there was no eye contact between the couple today when alicia schmuhl came to the courtroom. on monday, jurors will get to see texts exchanged between the couple in the weeks before the attack. police say they have identified two men seen in recent videos driving dangerously on atvs. investigators say they are determined to get those guys off the streets. kristin wright has our story now frm

snapshot of a big problem in prince george's county and elsewhere in the area. wild atv rides. a lot of folks have seen this one and some say while it is dangerous they see skill. >> artistic. >> he did have skill. we agree with that, but you're right. he should have a place where we can safely ride. >> reporter: the police chief says these atv riders posting video to social media are not the ones who want a safe legal place to ride. >> there's really no mixing those two perspectives. people that want to legitimately do this, we support that fully. people who choose to go out and create havoc, we're going to address that. >> reporter: tonight he's charged with reckless driving and negligent driving. barber has a serious criminal past. he's a sex offender convicted of rape in charles

michael rone was recording the video. he is also charged. police in the county sick and tired of the atv problem can't believe this one. >> anyone can get killed. he can even hurt himself. i mean, what kind of stunt is that? >> reporter: the multi-jurisdictional fight against the riders is going to work with the help of tips and these videos of the wild ride posted for everyone to see. >> if you're engaging in this behavior as an amusement, just stop. >> reporter: police say both men could face additional traffic-related charges. right now the ones that are charged with carry penalties of over $800. doreen, the police chief is telling us tonight anyone who sees this reckless behavior on the roads should try, if they can, to discreetly and safely record it and then report it to police. back to you. >> thank you. the

examiner's report on the death of prince confirms what many suspected. he died of a drug overdose. the drug was fentanyl and the medical examiner's report says it was self-administered. fentanyl is a painkiller that is far more powerful than morphine. investigators have been reviewing whether a doctor was prescribing drugs for prince in the weeks before his death. prince was found dead on april 21st at his estate in minneapolis. here are four things to know about medications like fentanyl. there are a type of prescription drug known as opioids. they are most often used to treat moderate to severe pain. they can produce a state of euphoria and that can be habit forming. at least half of the drug overdose deaths in 2014 involved prescription drugs. most of the time opioids were involved. coming up tonight, new safety upgrades at the cincinti

incident there a few days ago. plus, a dramatic rescue of dozens of people, including elem en

we have an update now on the breaking news we brought you at 5:00. new details just coming in about a deadly crash between an suv and a cyclist in gaithersburg. darcy spencer on the scene now with the latest. we' we' >> reporter: we're here in the 100 block ofrederick in gaithersburg. a teenager died as a result of this bicycle crash that happened out here about four hours ago. take a look here. we just found out that the teenager was riding his bike here on the sidewalk about 2:30 this afternoon. apparently, he crashed into a commercial sign and then fell into the roadway. t'

killed. the bicyclist has been identified. his name was santo escobar. he was just 16 years old and lived very close by here in the city of gaithersburg. police have identified the driver who struck him as an 18-year-old from redding, pennsylvania. we're told that that driver was not hurt. police are still investigating the circumstances behind this crash. it happened right around 2:30 this afternoon. again, we're working to get additional details to see if the boy was perhaps riding home from school when this happened, but it appears to be a tragic, tragic accident here with a boy simply riding his bike on the sidewalk, hits a sign, and then ends up in the roadway getting struck and killed. the cincinnati zoo plans to reopen its exhibit next week after a 3-year-old fell into the enclosure and was picked up by a

400-pound gorilla. the gorilla was shot and killed by the zoo. the cincinnati zoo says it has added higher safety barriers now to the gorilla exhibit. cincinnati's prosecutor is reviewing the case to determine if anyone from the boy's family will face criminal charges. 22 people, most of them elementary school students, were rescued today when the boat they were on sank in waters off bloods worth island in the chesapeake bay. police say it was a charter boat that hit something under the surface and then went down in about ten feet of water. it happened yesterday. luckily a local fisherman heard the mayday call. they plucked everyone off the sinking boat one by one and took them all back to the dock safely. the chesapeake bay foundation uses that particular boat, the one that sank, for public

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letter written by charles darwin in the 1870s and lifted by a thief from the smithsonian 40 years ago. tonight a news4 i-team investigation reveals a fast, risie ining number of crooks tr to steal priceless artifacts. >> reporter: the fbi is known for bagging bank robbers and finding fugitives, but there's a lesser known unit of agents searching for priceless portraits. >> art makes us a society and it's theft that tugs at that. the item itself, you know, instead of going into a museum

where it belongs gets sold on the black market. >> it's in somebody'sbasement? >> it's in somebody's basement. >> reporter: our i-team department recovered a painting missing for more than 16 years from the baltimore museum of art. a renoir painting. he painted it on a linen napkin. when the fbi tracked it down, it was too long after the fact to figure out who stole it, but they recovered it just before it went on sale in virginia at auction. this long and curious case the i-team discovered is more common than you might think. take the elaborate case of a convicted art thief and escape artist. you're watching video of him escaping custody in san francisco last week. he was on the run for a week. he posed as the head of a new art museum and told a new york art dealer he wanted to buy some works to show at his

should pay. after the dealer sent the crates, he texted saying he thought the art was a gift. the feds prosecuted him who in this jailhouse phone call said he would prove his innocence. he was eventually convicted of stealing five crates, $11 million in art, and this piece the sculpture little dancer, which remains missing. the fbi's records reveals the agency has investigated and recovered 2,650 lost pieces of art and historical items. how in the world do you sell it? >> well, there's a vast network of middle men, of international brokers, of looters. >> reporter: some are also stea

last year the fbi saw the theft of a 300-year-old violin taken during the robbery of a musician. >> it's a letter from charles darwin written in 1870. he wrote to an american geologi geologist. >> reporter: mark hess was part of the team that found that letter stolen 30 years ago by someone inside the building and tracked down thanks to a tip. >> it's important for our heritage. it is our cultural heritage. >> so many of the art crimes investigations launched by the fbi are generated by tips. people who spot a piece of art that should be in the market or in somebody else's possession. an increasing number of art fraud cases with so many online ways to shop. crooks are selling knock off versions of true masterpieces. the fbi does this all across the

>> must be awfully satisfying to solve one of those cases. >> takes a lot of training. >> and hundreds of interesting stories in that office. visit our nbc washington app and click on investigations to find out how to send the fbi any tips you may have. there you can also e-mail the i-team any story ideas. amelia is here. there's a whole thing if you haven't been on a farm about riding a horse. we've been working this girl like a georgia mule. we're glad to have you back one more time. >> very poetic description. >> under the circumstances, she looks so lovely. >> i know. >> you're too kind. >> like there's no wear and tear at all. >> you're not exactly bringing good news. >> no, unfortunately. a 50/50 weekend with our weather. saturday being the better of the two days. before we get to saturday, we'll be dealinit

the weather having a low to moderate impact on your friday. best chance of rain will be later in the day. it is one of those days where we could have some rain around during the morning hours. chuck is going to be in on "news4 today" tracking the latest. right now we're in the upper 70s and low 80s. temperatures for the evening will be in the low to mid 70s. i think it's going to be mainly dry in the d.c. metro area until at least 9:00, 10:00 p.m. after that, there's a chance of a shower here. tomorrow we'll start off with areas of fog and 69 degrees. during the afternoon hours with any scatter thunderstorms, some heavy rain is possible. a high tomorrow of 84. it is still going to be muggy. on saturday a high of 86. we'll start off the day dry with a chance for some late day showers and thunderstorms. on sunday, rain and storms are likely at times. 83. the rain and

will bring dry conditions on monday lowering humidity levels. fantastic weather tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. temperatures will be in the upper 70s and 80s. nbc 4 is working with you and the community supporting the united way's do more 24 campaign. more than 600 groups are taking part. last year do more 24 raised more than a million dollar to support groups in our region. here's a live look at how we're doing so far with the fundraising efforts. the total is at $757,000 right now. there are just over five hours left to take part. we invite you to check out our nbc washington facebook page. there erika gonzalez explains more on how do more 24 is making a difference. >>

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we've got some football news. >> there is no off-season for football news. the team signed their final draft pick. the whole roster is complete. kendall fuller. i know you're interested in that. redskins making headlines today as they wrap up their second game of otas. they release a schedule that should and could effect your summer plans. they start camping in richmond july 28th. fan appreciation will be held saturday august 13th. no joint practices this year. you can find the full list of dates on nbcwashington.com. one guy to keep an eye on in richmond running back matt jones. jones enters camp as the number one back. in his rookie year, he struggled with holding onto the football. five fumbles. he's

that rock. >> better be able to carry it now or we're not tackling him. >> i've seen him grow up. the one thing i used to mess with him about is fumbling. he's getting better. he's learning what he needs to do. he's learning what matt jones got to get better at. >> as a rookie, there's so much that got thrown at you. i've been around. it's smooth. i can work on the little things i need to work on instead of trying to learn the plays at the time. i feel more comfortable now. nbc finals, they start tonight. cavaliers-warriors, show of hands. golden state or cavs? >> golden state. >> cavs. >> cavs. >> sorry, amelia. big news for john wall. wall receiving the honor today at one of the places

from his generosity. bright beginnings in northwest d.c. wall donated 400,000. wall receiving $25,000 for his foundation which is giving right back to help build a playground. giving back so important for the wizards. >> it means a whole lot to me. it's an honor. it's a testimony to my character, what i am, what my mom instilled in me as a young man. i think just giving back to me means a lot. i'm not forced to do anything. i do it because i love it. >> he's always been the person that takes the person that nobody wants to play with or talk to under his wing and just show them love and just support them in whatever they want to do. >> the sincerity that he shows and the love for our community really sets a great example for everyone in the organization. >> really cool award

john. the washington nationals have another player of the month. april was for bryce harper. may is daniel murphy. that was well deserved. after sweeping the phillies, nats off today. serena williams, she was a little off. serena the defending champ. she had her hands full with a 21-year-old. many problems for williams were self-infli self-inflicted. three hits into the net. later in the set, here's another one. she sees it. she is pumped up. second set williams top of your screen rips a winner. turn it around. she wins the second set 6-4. to match point. serena is serving. she hits it out. williams a three set winner. she is on to the

is going to face burton of the netherlands. she was two hours late for her post-match press conference. >> she looks tired. you still win. that's how you do

tonight, going nuclear, hillary clinton tears into donald trump like never before. warning his quote thin skin could lead the country to war as trump finally gets the support of the nation's most powerful republican. kill list, investigators looking into that murder at ucla make a stunning find and a murder trail that leads them across the country. sudden crash emergencies involving the military's elite. the air force's thunderbirds and the navy's blue angels. president obama right there when one of the planes went down. what killed prince? confirmation tonight it was an overdose of a painkiller 100 times more powerful than morphine and the feds say it's killing too many americans. and muhammad ali hospitalized. a healthre