not guilty verdict was read. it is the third case to end without a guilty verdict. >> there have been two other acquittals. the other one ending with a hung jury. three other officers are facing trials this year. chris gordon in baltimore to explain what today's verdict means for those other cases. chris? >> reporter: well, jim and doreen, tonight the baltimore police department is saying that baltimore police officer goodson remains on suspension, but that his pay may be reinstated. demonstrators came here to the courthouse today. they were angry when they heard the not guilty verdicts. they marched in front of the baltimore courthouse protesting the acquittal of officer caesar goodson on all of the charges against him in the death of freddie gray. >> nobody is calling for people to carry out acts of violence, but the violence that has been carried out

over again has been by the police. >> reporter: officer goodson stood trial on seven charges, including second-degree depraved heart murder, manslaughter, and reckless endangerment. judge barry williams found goodson's failure to seat belt gray was not a criminal act. goodson didn't seek medical treatment for gray, but prosecutors failed to prove that goodson knew gray was in distress. there was insufficient evidence that goodson gave gray a rough ride. he couldn't determine if the wagon ran a stop sign by this video presented by prosecutors. >> we have a police department with a long, tortured history of distrust with the community, so the fact that you didn't secure a conviction, this is not an exoneration of the police department. >> reporter: legal experts

disagree. >> if they could not get a conviction on anything in this case, yes, there needs to be reassessment whether to go forward on others since they're weaker cases. >> reporter: you can read the entire verdict by going to our nbc washington app and searching freddie gray. that's the latest live from baltimore. we are learning new details tonight about a possible mass shooting that was foiled by the police perhaps. they say that a teenager threatened to kill his girlfriend, her family, and shoot up her school. pat collins has been going through court documents now. he's at police headquarters with more on this story. >> reporter: jim, he is 17. he lives in the district. his ex-girlfriend is 17. she lives in

180 rounds of ammunition. they say he threatened to kill his ex-girlfriend. he threatened to kill her entire family. he threatened to shoot up her high school. according to court documents obtained by news4, the 17-year-old threatened his ex-girlfriend. he said he was going to her house and would kill her entire family and bring friends to watch. he said he was going to her school, eleanor roosevelt high, and shoot it up. he said he was going to her mother's workplace, shoot it up, and kill her mother. police say he also took pictures of his ex-girlfriend conducting sexual acts and posted them online because she wouldn't date him again. at a news conference about guns and violence today, police chief cathy lanier talked about how the police gun recovery unit moved in to stop this.

>> the gun recovery unit worked with that young woman through the night, found an on call emergency judge and got a search warrant. >> reporter: police searched this house in northeast washington. according to court papers, that's where they recovered the assault rifle and ammunition and other items of evidence. now police are working to charge the 17-year-old with child pornography and threats of mass violence. doreen, back to you. democrats ended their unprecedented sit-in on the house floor declaring they raised the gun issue in the upcoming election. senate republicans reversed themselves, allowing more votes on gun measures. steve handelsman is inside the capitol with today's

steve? >> reporter: hi, doreen. good evening. here in the u.s. capitol there are no plans for any gun votes on the house floor, but house democrats are jubilant. they feel they have advanced this issue they feel strongly about and helped their party in november by yanking the gun issue up to front burner. ending their protest, democrats marched down the capitol steps to declare victory. they'd put the gun issue on page one and made clear it is democrats demanding tougher laws. >> it is the new dawn of a new day in our fight. >> reporter: all night into the afternoon, democrats disrupted live streaming on social media the names of gun violence victims. democrats demand votes on background checks for every gun sale and no fly, no buy, banning gun sales to anyone on a terror watch or no fly list.

legislation simply because it's politically expedient to do. >> reporter: senate gop leaders did allow more gun votes today, but final passage of any tougher new laws looks to most unlikely. house speaker paul ryan calling it all an election year stunt by democrats. >> because it is one. let's just be honest here. >> reporter: john lewis, who started the sit-in, comparing it to civil rights protests that he helped lead in the 60s, admitted one goal is to motivate voters upset about gun violence to choose democrats in november. >> no one, but no one can afford to stay home on election day. we have to get out there and do it and turn our country around. >> reporter: house democrats took a page from donald trump's surprising success. a showing that they are fed up with the way washington

and hoping that will attract voters who feel the same way. i'm steve handelsman, news4. live from the capitol. >> we wanted to hear what you think. will the democratic sit-in have an impact on control votes on gun laws? looks like the majority of you who responded to our survey say no, it won't. to the weather now. we're drying out after some rain and thunder and lightning moved through the area this morning. a lightning bolt hit a tree. that tree barely missed a house. nobody was injured there. >> in other areas the rain made for a messy and soggy commute this morning. doug is tracking the conditions out there right now. >> right now we're between two systems. one that came through early this morning. another system will drop in later this evening. it is just cloudy and a little bit on the cool side, but also quite damp when you step outside. stil b

spotsylvania county the only area seeing some showers. intense thunderstorms and flash flooding. we have some new video i'm going to show you in the next 10, 15 minutes in west virginia and southern portions of virginia. a tornado warning in the raleigh area of north carolina. this is the actual cold front that will drop down overnight tonight. those showers this evening will move on out of here tomorrow. more showers likely. not a lot of showers on your friday, but you may need the umbrella at times. then tracking your weekend. much more on that forecast in just a minute. two men admitting their roles in two separate murders in alexandria. both of them happened late last year in popular parks in that city. boris castro pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the death of edwin almandarez. prosecutoray

retaliation and he was stabbed 96 times. luis perez was found dead under playground equipment at beverley park. he had also been stabbed to death. a bicyclist will killed after a deadly hit-and-run in southeast d.c. this morning. it happened on minnesota avenue between burns and 27th street about 1:00 a.m. our cameras were there as the accident reconstruction team was processing the scene. the victim has not been identified. growing calls in congress for action after an employee was arrested for taking a gun inside one of d.c.'s most secure buildings. tonight a closer look at the supreme court ruling on immigration and what happens next. we've seen neighbors in this community covering up messages of hate sprayed all over mail, boxes, street signs, trash can js.us

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today prosecutors asked a judge to ban a department of homeland security employee under investigation from entering the agency's buildings. investigators say the worker may have been plotting an attack inside the complex. it's a story news4 first reported and tonight scott macfarlanes

captured the attention of control leaders. >> reporter: here tonight the u.s. speaker of the house is weighing in on what the news4 i-team reported earlier this week. he had a top secret security clearance and a desk inside department of homeland security headquarters, a desk that sat near where top agency officials meet, according to a court filing. and the feds say in that same court filing jonathan wienke was stopped by security two weeks ago carrying a knife, radio devices, pepper spray, thermal imaging equipment, and handcuffs. later with a.22 caliber revolver loaded with hollow point bullets. at the u.s. capitol today, the speaker of the house addressed this case. your homeland security committee has ordered an investigation into what happened at the department of homeland security headquarters. has your office been briefed on that? >> yeah, i'm familiar with the

reports. we want more information, but i am familiar with the reports. we're awaiting further investigation. >> reporter: local members of congress say this case raises questions about the security of government buildings and workers. >> we have to look very closely at how they do their top secret security clearances. >> reporter: the feds have asked the judge's permission to raid jonathan wienke's home. >> i didn't think stuff like that happened up here. this is like a quiet town. >> reporter: jonathan wienke has pleaded not guilty to a charge of unlawfully carrying a pistol. at the capitol, scott macfarlane. a gunman killed after a standoff and a hostage situation inside a movie theater in germany. it happened in a town about 45 miles from frankfurt. poic

theater, fired a gun apparently into the air, and then took several hostages. he was shot and killed by police about three hours later. nobody else was injured. police say they're still not sure why he did it. they're counting the votes right now, but we still don't know what british citizens have decided about their future with the european union and the outcome could dramatically change england's relationship with the rest of europe. late polls showed people hoping to stay in the eu had a slight edge. a record-setting 46.5 million people were entitled to vote on the referendum. a vote to leave won't just impact britain, but reverberate across the atlantic. uncertainty could force investors to consider other cities like ours. that could mean more competition for real estate and higher prices here. on the flip side, investors could choose to park assets in u.

that could pull down interest rates, including those on mortgages, even further. you could notice wild swings in 401k portfolios and better exchange rates for those traveling to the u.k. as the value of the pound falls. it may be the biggest legal defeat for the obama administration so far. today the supreme court deadlocked on the president's immigration plan. that effectively ties his hands on that issue for the rest of his time in office. brian moore reports. >> reporter: from the u.s. supreme court, a decision upholding affirmative action and a non-decision that is a defeat for president obama and millions of undocumented imgra eed immig. >> the fact that the supreme court wasn't able to issue a decision today doesn't just set the system back even further. it takes us further from the country that we aspire to be. >> reporter: the court's 4-4 tie on immigration leaves in place

with texas and blocking obama's policy to help undocumented parents remain in this country for their children. >> this is all we know. >> reporter: the block will remain in place as texas challenges the president's executive orders in the lower courts. a case likely to be decided later by the supreme court, if not the next president. still house speaker paul ryan is hailing that nondecision as a victory for the constitution. >> presidents don't write laws. congress writes law. >> reporter: the court decided 4-3 that the university of texas at austin did not discriminate in denying admission to abigail fisher. race could be used as a limited factor in trying to build a diverse student body. samuel alito called it, quote, affirmative action gone

here's some of what donald trump had to say when asked about his claims that hillary clinton's e-mail server was hacked by a foreign state. >> it's illegal. what she did is illegal. now she might not be judged that way because we have a rigged system, but what she did is illegal. she shouldn't have had a personal system. >> is there any evidence that it was hacked? >> i think i read that and heard it. >> where? >> i will report back to you. i will give it to you. >> lester holt's interview with trump airs tonight on night "ni news" at 7:00. things may not be so bad during the next phase of safetrack repairs.

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i'm chris lawrence at the live desk with an update to a story. we just heard from the attorney who represents the family of freddie gray. he was reacting to today's verdict that found officer caesar goodson not guilty in the death of their son. take a listen to what attorney billy murphy had to say. >> nonetheless, we are disappointed that the goal of the prosecution has not been achieved. they also understand everybody else's anger and frustration that no police officer has yet been brought to justice in this case. >> yeah, of the three cases that have been brought to trial so far, there have been two acquittals and one hung jury. murphy says the family is asking everyone to remain calm and peaceful and so far that's exactly what we've seen there in

charged with prosecutititution human trafficking. new reaction from the suspect's parents. vandals target a northern virginia neighborhood spray painting hateful messages on cars and homes. why this could be connected to other nearby crimes. also a decade's old case of misidentifying in an iconic war photo. here's doug with a look at our weather forecast. how long are we in the clear for, doug? >> well, i think for a couple of hours, doreen. i'm not expecting too much in the way of rain overnight tonight. we are going to see some showers moving on in from the north. the rain really helped to stabilize the atmosphere. we have the clouds and those clouds kept us from getting the heat and instability back in the atmosphere today. 78 degrees. winds out of the southwest about 10 miles per hour. on the

clinton. this is what we saw earlier today. look at all the rain. very heavy rain making its way on through here. some areas picking up more than an inch of rain. we did see a couple of trees down and a couple of lightning strikes, but now nothing. the only exception down to the south. when i say down to the south, just down to the south. this is an incredibly dangerous situation happening down around charleston and roanoke and greenbrier and white sulfur springs. look at the cars there inundated with that rain. that rain coming down upwards of 3, 4, even 5 inches of rain. they are dealing with major issues down there. there's report of a toddler who has been taken away by those floodwaters as the toddler was playing along the river down. there is near greenbrier and white sulfur springs. this was

the golfer. there is going to be a tournament in greenbrier next weekend. a devastating situation down toward the south. we are watching, however, coming our way what's to the north. this is the boundary to the north. notice there are a couple of storms. nothing strong or severe here. notice around 10:00 here comes the boundary and it sags across our region. during that time, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, we could see some showers and thunder. most of us stay dry tomorrow, but we'll see a couple of downpours. we will see some cloud cover. tonight not the best day. little bit better than today with some sunshine, but we're going to see some clouds and those showers. highs about where they were today. as we move down towards the beach, there may be some rain at the beaches tomorrow, but the weekend looking pretty good. saturday is going to be kind of cool, especially toward the evening. sunday looking

beach day. next couple of days inland beautiful. saturday and sunday both looking nice. sunday the better day with plenty of sunshine. 85 on your saturday. 87 on sunday. monday coming up with 81 with a chance for some afternoon scattered thunderstorms. no real big-time heat here. we'll talk about what to expect next week. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them.

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now at 6:30, a local teacher busted in a prostitution sting. >> we weren't targeting him at all. we were casting a net and he stumbled into it. a local neighborhood targeted by vandals. >> it's not what our neighborhood is about. >> why police believes this isn't the first time they have struck. a plan to track down two teenagers who have been missing for months. and remembering those killed during operation desert storm. >> i would just hate for ameri

time where we stood up when called. >> a closer look at a memorial being built here in d.c. first tonight, an undercover prostitution sting. an elementary schoolteacher from prince george's county among those arrested. >> we have new reaction from the suspect's parents. we are in langley park tonight. tracy? >> reporter: i just spoke with his parents. they are saying that their son was in the wrong place at the wrong time. met this woman through interaction online and went there. why he was there they're saying they can't get into the specifics of it, but at the end of the day they're saying that he should not be charged with human trafficking, but he is. he is looking at serious charges. 29-year-old martin brown is a fourth grade teacher at langley park mccormick elementary school. >> sometimes a prostitution scheme has many moving parts and he was one of the c

scheme. >> reporter: prince george's county police used the website pa backpage to find prostitutes posting ads for sex. police arranged to meet this woman in the photo. the woman was taken into custody and the room she was using was purchased by brown, who was in another room a few doors down from the prostitute. >> he was with some other co-conspirators when we found him. >> reporter: brown and two other men were taken in custody. according to charges documents, brown admitted to purchasing the hotel room and said he owned the marijuana found in the woman's room. another man said he was responsible for posting the sex ad. prince george's county schools released a statement saying in part, prince george's county public schools is aware of the arrest of a langley park

mccormick elementary schoolteacher. pgcps is not going to tolerate this kind of conduct. brown is facing two charges for prostitution and human trafficking. >> we weren't targeting him at all. we were casting a net and he stumbled into it. >> reporter: he is now on administrative leave. his parents tell me they're going to have to hire an attorney for him to have his day in court. again, they do not believe he should be charged with human trafficking. i'm tracee wilkins. there's a new clue tonight in the search for a man who sexually assaulted a woman in her home. police in arlington county released a sketch today. a woman says she woke up on sunday morning to a man standing over her with a knife inside her apartment in the boston neighborhood. he sexually assaulted her, but she managed to run to the bathroom and use her ipad to call for help.

that neighborhood. they're asking people to lock their doors and their windows. messages of hate spray painted all over a neighborhood. the vandals hit sometime this morning, but it may not be their first time. david culver joins us from the arlington neighborhood off arlington boulevard. >> reporter: hi there. i can tell you that neighbors here, they're working to clean up or at least cover up some of that vandalism. they're hoping to keep some of the young children that live in this community in seeing it, but their parents tell me it is too late for that. >> i'm actually disappointed. >> reporter: driving by the vulgar and obscene vandalism, disturbing. >> he goes, daddy, what's that. i say oh, it's just a joke. he starts to laugh. but you don't want him to think spray painting a funny. well, it's a bad joke. it's not something that you want to do, buddy. >> it is a neighborhood of

it is very disturbing. >> reporter: you can still see where the work van got sprayed with an anti-semitic message. >> it is racist and homophobic. >> reporter: we noticed the vandalism up and down the street. curse words and inappropriate symbols on mailboxes, trash cans, street signs. we had to blur them out. police believe it could be the work of a juvenile who lives in the area. >> yesterday we also had a series on the bluemont trail with similar information. we're looking at whether or not those are linked. >> reporter: neighbors now trying to erase the hate. donna unravelled a towel across the vandalism. >> it's distasteful and it's not what our neighborhood is about. >> reporter: others scraping off the paint or covering it up with another layer.

you're looking live now at one of the stones that was defaced. this is in the entrance to one of the neighborhoods here. it looks like donna can actually take her towel back. in the past hour, another neighbor came and cleaned off the vandalism that was on that right there. the young suspect may actually live in this neighborhood. they say they're relying on one witness in particular who has some details for them. more to come on this for sure. a warning tonight for people in montgomery county ahead of the next phase of metro's safetrack plan. work on the red line will have an impact on riders for six days beginning on august 1st. the trains will single track between the takoma park and the silver springs stations, but metro says the fact it's happening in august will make it easier on commuters. metro wants people to start making their plans now. they're asking folks

alternate ways to get around and to telework if they can. up next, a mother's plea for help as police renew their search for two local teenagers who have been missing for months. also the beaches at disney world are back open after a tragedy at that popular resort. and tracking rain that's moving down to our south, but our rain tonight coming from the north. watching showers and storms just to our north. we'll see you in a minute.

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disney world has reopened the beaches at its florida resort more than a week after a 2-year-old boy was killed by an alligator there. the beaches will be open during daylight hours only. the areas have alligator warning signs and temporary fences. disney is working on permanent long-term solutions to improve

lane graves drowned after being snatched by a gator while wading in the water with his family. police in herndon, virginia, are asking for help in their effort to bring two young runaways home. their focus is on these two 15-year-old girls. one was on her way back to school in april but never returned home. fanny has been gone since february. police in herndon have adopted an intense approach in an effort to return runaways back home. they're turning cases over to detectives in 48 hours or less. fanny's mom, who asked that her identity be concealed, spoke of her fears that grow each day that her child is gone. >> translator: it's not easy. i lay down and i know i'm safe, but i don't know where she is, if she's eating, if she's sleeping. it worries me because we're in a country that you don't really

don't get anything for free. >> investigators have heard one may be working at a restaurant in maryland. the man who walked into a baltimore tv station wearing a fake bomb and a costume pleads guilty to five charges, but a judge says he's not criminally responsible for his actions because he's mentally ill. back in april, alex walked into wbff tv wearing a hedgehog suit and a fake bomb made out of candy bars and wires. the judge ordered he be treated for swichizophrenia. he'll be eligible for release if doctors find his mental illness is under control. one man in this iconic war photograph has been misidentified. we'll tell you what the u.s. marine corps is doing to fix that mistake decades later.

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one of the six men in that iconic photograph of the flag raising on iwo jima has been incorrectly identified for more than 70 years. the marine corps started looking into the issue after producers of a documentary found evidence that the men were misidentified. a panel investigated and they believe private first class harold shultz is in the photograph and not navy corpsman john bradley. both men have since passed away. shultz never talked about the issue. it was the last war of the 20th century. operation desert storm sent more than half a million american troops to the middle east. now 25 years later an effort is gaining strength to make sure those who didn't come home

never forgotten. aaron gilchrist has the story. >> this is the whole company. >> reporter: it's been a lot of years since fred wellman has flipped through the old photos of his first tour in the middle east. as a young army lieutenant, he flew scout missions in operation desert storm. >> we were facing the fourth largest army in the world at the time. iraq had fought for eight years. >> reporter: the war sent nearly 700,000 american troops to the persian gulf after iraq occupied kuwait. desert storm was a short war that ended in 90 days. it was a decisive coalition victory, but not one without costs. >> weather went bad. two men crashed their helicopter. >> reporter: wellman says they were two of 383 fighters who didn't come home. >> we feel that

close to the others, especially vietnam. >> reporter: here is the northwestern corner of the national mall where they're spearheading the effort to build the national desert storm war veterans memorial. >> it would be something that people would be able to see the history of our country kind of chronologically. >> reporter: stump and the memorial association have congressional approval to build. a massive curved wall will be built with kuwaiti stone. right now the memorial association is ramping up its fundraising efforts. stump believes it will cost $25 million or more to build the memorial. his group has only raised a

timeline, but we still want to have this up and dedicated sometime in 2018. >> reporter: in the meantime, stump is trying to create awareness. on memorial day, 500 desert storm vets marched in d.c.'s annual parade. it marked a first time a large number of its veterans met since the operation 25 years ago. >> i would just hate for america to forget there was a moment in time where we stood up when called and we did our duty and we did it well. >> the desert storm memorial association expects to have the site finalized by the end of the year and to break ground sometime in 2017. to learn more about this effort, search desert storm in the nbc washington app.

out there, but aren't we lucky not like it looked yesterday, right? we got a break. >> yeah, we did. the storms came through and brought us the heavy rain and thunder and lightning this morning. we're talking areas close to roanoke around harrisonburg where we have seen a lot of flooding. lots of clouds across our region. that's helped to keep us in a stable environment today. because of that, we did not see the afternoon showers and thunderstorms. we talked about this last night. we may see some later this evening. that's still what i'm waiting for. by 11:00, that's when i expect to see showers around the region as temperatures drop into the 70s. that's also what we've been seeing since about 11:00, noon. look at this line of storms. this has been severe for sure. numerous severe thunderstorm warnings out of this. even a tornado warning in the

raleigh area. to the north, this is what i'm watching for later this evening. now what's going to be happening here, we've got this storm dropping down towards philadelphia, but this area of storminess will drop across our region over the next few hours, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 tonight. no strong to severe storms. maybe a rumble of thunder and some rain. that's about it. tomorrow the same. humid during the day tomorrow. temperature around 78 at noon. 82 around 4:00. 4:00 in the afternoon, that's about the time we expect to see some showers and thunderstorms develop. nothing strong out of this. next couple of days, 85 on your saturday. 87 on sunday. the weekend looking really nice. sunday is the better day with less cloud cover. monday a chance of a shower. tuesday a chance of a shower. only one 90 in this entire seven-day forecast. we have sports coming up.

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congressional at the quicken loans national tournament. let's hope we can see tiger woods again on saturday and sunday. >> it is just the beginning for this guy. sunset at 8:50 p.m. they're going to need every ounce of daylight to get this one in. that's what a tour official told me. it's going to be very close. we're going to stay tuned, but everyone is chasing the leader you're talking about after first asking who is this guy. it is jon rahm. he is a spaniard amateur. the furry friend hanging out on the turn getting a lot of attention. there's rahm from spain. top amateur in the world. first pro event today. first tee shot. on number 10, he was dancing right off the bat. rahm just qualified for this event last week at the u.s. open. today putting on a show. fir

21-year-old credits being anti-social for his success right now. >> something i started to do that i learned from the week of the open, i started yesterday not looking at social media. because when i look at social media from spain, i have a lot of people who have a lot of confidence in me. when i stop looking, i focus on what i have to do. >> reporter: before people heard of social media back in 1997, they called him the big easy. now 19 years later at 46 years old, els very much in contention at the quicken loans national. just two shots off the lead. the d.c. area always a favorite for the tour veteran. thanks to some powerful memories he discussed throughout the day while working with the s

>> there's been a lot of water under the bridge, so to speak, in the game. winning at my age at a special place like congressional, you keep looking back at shots. there's a moment back in 97 where we can remember still. we spoke about that today. it's kind of nice to draw from. >> reporter: we have a complete quicken loans nationals guide in the nbc washington app, including a list of what you can and can't bring to the tournament. there's information on the cell phone policy. search quicken loans national. i really wish the nationals were playing tonight because i feel so bad for michael a. taylor. i think you know what i'm talking about. >> that was a bad, bad day that he had. and he didn't get much love from dusty baker either. >> reporter: no, he didn't. some are calling his night one of thers

>> that's harsh. >> reporter: yeah, yeah. one of five strikeouts. he left five on base and a blunder at the end of the game. this happened. taylor misses the ball. goes right by him all the way to the wall. kendrick scores to tie the game. taylor in disbelief. nats fall 5-3. they're off day before starting a series in milwaukee tomorrow. nba draft tonight. wizards, they don't have a pick unless they make a trade, but we do have a draft party in college park. it's for diamond stone. guys, we will be there. we'll have that for you coming up on news4 at 11:00. that'll do it for sports. we are staying here because they're having pizza delivered as we wait. >> hope it gets there before

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tonight, immigration deadlock. a devastating defeat for the president's plan to shield up to 4 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. tonight, what it means for so many families who came out of the shadows. one on one, my new interview with donald trump after his blistering attack on nic. he's not really sure about some of the claims he made, including whether she was asleep during the benghazi attack. movie theater hostage crisis. a masked gunman holding dozens, chaos and panic. fears of another mass attack as police storm the cinema. like father, like son. an amazing dad's permane s