it. >> friends turned intern for this high schooler who is thinking out of the box. in arlington, amy, news 4. they'll be safe there, but local -- tonight alarming allegations against the teaching assistant and coach and the lingering threat for his victims. >> police beefing up security for the fourth, but we're tracking the threat of storms and the impact that could have on the fireworks. president trump's work on the media as he faces a critical test on international stage later this week. and first at 6:00 this evening, grows outrage of allegations of abuse inside a local school system. >> a former teaching assistant and track coach is locked up tonight accused of sexually abusing at least seven students and police are worried there may be more victims, even more

bell told police he's hiv positive. now investigators are looking at his digital footprint searching his cell phone and computer to piece together the crime, some of which took place in classrooms during school hours. tracee wilkins to tell us how the case is uncovering and where this investigation goes next. >> tracee. >> reporter: well, they are already starting to test some of the victims to see if they have contracted hiv as it stands, no information on what's happening with that just yet. we know that there are seven kids who have been identified with a -- they believe they have ten victims according to this video, they're wondering if there are more out there. >> to our parents and our community who put their faith and trust in us to safeguard their children, i apologize on behalf of charles county public schools. >> charles county officials search for the right words

teacher's aide is charged with seven counts of sexually assaulting young middle schoolboys while recording his acts. >> student safety is job one and clearly we have work to do to ensure that this will never happen again. >> reporter: 30-year-old bell was a teacher's aide. investigators believe some of the students were victimized there, others at bell's home. >> today we're asking parents who have children that may have had any contact with mr. bell to sit down and have a conversation with them regarding this matter. >> reporter: bell worked in several classrooms where he was assigned to both general ed and special education students from sixth through eighth grade. he had been there since 2015 and also worked as a track coach at laplata high school. >> in an organization that's all about children, these le

>> bell was indicted this past friday after child pornography was found on his phone by maryland state police. the police had bell's phone since december of 2016 after a parent reported him from inappropriately texing a high school student but it took months for state investigators to uncover the video on bell's phones. >> the reality is that they don't have the resource to get it done more quickly. doesn't mean they're sitting up there twitling their thumbs not doing anything, they're busting their hump. >> reporter: bell has not worked for the charles county school system since december of 2016, after they retrieved his phones and he was facing allegations of inappropriately texting a student. now, again, he was just looking -- they were just looking at him for inappropriately texting, not knowing anything about the child pornography video until that was uncovered on his phone by state investigators. now charles county sheriff's department is asking anyon

information with this case or a parent who would like to call with information that can assist in this investigation. reporting live in charles county, i'm tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> thank you, tracee. >> this case has been striking similarities to another crime. dea nta care away, the former teacher's aide is facing decades in prison for sexually abusing at least 12 students there. he pleaded guilty to federal charges. his trial on local charges is this month. a task force created after car away's arrest and number of recommendations, including training for everyone who has contacted student, new reporting requirements and new curriculum to teach students about sex abuse prevention. chopper 4 was out over the scene at louden county, as police searched for a prisoner who escaped for immigration and enforcement officers this afternoon. police say carlos menen

i.c.e. officials say that mendez managed to get out of a vehicle as they were taking to him dulles airport. he ran off into a wooded area, but crews did find him about two hours later. in boston a taxi driver plowed into a crowd and left ten people injured. it happened near logan international airport. it appears to be a case of operator error after the driver stepped on the gas pedal instead of the break. security tight on the national mall as tourists are flocking there. police busy setting up security check points for the fireworks show, they're busy, too, practicing for the concert. we've got team coverage for you tonight and big show tomorrow. amelia draper is tracking the threat of rain. let's begin with megan fitzgerald, she's down at the mall and a look at what they can expect down there, hey, megan. >> reporter: yeah, we've seen

we've seen them with k-9s and large guns in their hands. if you look behind me, you can see officers sort of securing the grounds here behind me. the national park said, yes, you'll see a larger police presence if you come down here tomorrow. another thing to draw your attention to, you'll notice they there's the fencing that's all around the capitol securing the grounds here. we're told there will be check points tomorrow and if you're attending that concert, officials say bags will be checked. there's many reasons why people come from all over the world to spend a fourth of july here in the nation's capitol. >> people dream to come to see this. >> it's a dream come true for this family who traveled from albania. >> where are you from? >> missouri. >> reporter: being in the district to celebrate independence day is personal. >> we're a military family. we have a son that's served two tours overseas. it's a freedom is awesome. >> reporter: tourists and locals alike also know there's never a shortage o

at 1145. that's national independence day parade coming down from 7th to 17th street. >> rehearsals are taking place for the annual concert while crews are busy making sure everything is in place. doors open at 3:00 p.m. and bag checks will be conducted. >> to make sure that everybody is secure, nobody is bringing in prohibited items like personal fireworks or glass containers. >> we feel very safe here. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say visitors will notice a lot of officers around the area. >> we've seen them increase in the use of vehicle attacks. we are well aware of that. we have a robust plan in place to safeguard against those. >> so while police will be busy trying to make sure everyone is safe, visitors will be focused on what many are calling the best part of the day. >> definitely to the fireworks. >> fireworks, of course, we'll come and see the fireworks at the national mall. >> reporter: and we have a list of thehi

nbc washington app, back to you. >> all right, megan fitzgerald, thank you. our coverage continues now with amelia and the chances for rain on our holiday. do you think it will impact the fireworks, amelia? >> i think during the fireworks, we should be okay. there is a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms, certainly tomorrow across the area. it's always tough being a meteorologists forecasting storms on holidays, especially one that has so much to do with outdoor stuff. 6:00, we're talking about scattered thomunderstorms out there. as fireworks get underway, still hit and miss thunderstorms. we're at 82. it's also feeling a bit humid. notice the risk, pretty low at about 30%. will it cancel or change your plan, do have that backup plan, that sort of a thing as the fireworks display are wrapping up. it's mild, maybe isolated shower or thunderstorm. coming up, i'll have the latest future weather, walking you throh

letting you know what you can expect. >> sounds good. thanks amelia. president trump should be arriving at air force base andrews after tonight. >> his first meeting just days away and the stakes are high. edward lawrence reports. >> reporter: president donald trump looks forward to his g 20 summit trip later this week. as president, his first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. white house officials say the president has no specific age a agenda. the russian president knows exactly what he wants. >> he's going to try as much as he can to gain increased influence through his relationship with president trump. >> the former official goes on to say the symbolism of the president stopping in poland before the summit is a strong signal of support to our nato allies. today more conversations with world leaders ahead of this week's trip calling germany, france and

focused on the summit. >> hey, hey, ho, ho. >> reporter: president trump facing growing protests across the country. >> i have a lot of patients to take care of. it's a unhealthy presidency for a sick country and we need somebody to make it better. >> mr. trump blaming the media, saying they will be forced to discuss our great jobs numbers, strong economy, success with isis, the border wall, and so much else. >> the problem is the president interested in the policies that are making their way through capitol and he's more interested in public image. >> reporter: some republicans worry the president isn't focused enough on fixing health care. while he floats the idea to repeal and replace obama care later, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he'll continue to work to do both because the american people elected a republican majority to see results. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. maryland state board of elections is

administrations unprecedented request for personal information about voters. the presidential advisory commission requested an array of information that includes maryland's full voter roll data including each voter's name, date of birth, party affiliation voting history back to 2006 and the last four digits of each voter social security number. the requested disclose sure will be illegal according to maryland attorney general and he said in his words, i find this request for the personal information of millions of maryland news, it appears designed only to intimidate voters and to indulge president trump fantasy that he won the popular vote. it's the beach get away that has everybody talking what the governor of new jersey is saying about these pictures and the fallout that followed on social media. move over or pay up, new law in effect to keep slow drivers out of the lane

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pickup truck, his neighbors stunned. >> i never put two and two together. i didn't realize that's the vehicle they were searching for. >> late sunday, a note outside the home he shared with his dad, reading our hearts go out to the roberson family. >> when you found out what happened and found out this is about road rage, what went through your mind? >> what's wrong with people's minds today today that we flip out like that. >> morgan bradford, nbc news, new york. an emotional day for venus williams at wimbledon, she won her match but left a press conference in tears. she wasn't upset about her game. today she addressed last month's deadly car crash, which police in florida say that she caused. a passenger in the other car involved died. williams hasn't been cited or charged with a crime, but the man's family is suing her. >> there are really no words to describe, like, how

and -- yeah. i am completely speechless. it's just -- >> she did leave the stage there but came back to finish taking questions. previously she said she's devastated and heart broken and praying for the man's family. williams is ranked 11th. we'll be watching. security has been stepped up at wimbledon this year why it's been shaken by multiple terror attacks, including an attack on west minister bridge back in march, suicide bomber at ariana grande concert in may, and killing spree on the bridge in june. duchess of cambridge was one of thousands of people who attended today under tight security. >> get off the beach. get the hell off the beach. >> those were

chr christie warning back in 2011. now people in new jersey are telling him the same thing there. they're angry. the governor closed state beaches to the public on this holiday weekend because of a government shutdown and then he was photographed tanning himself on the tanned beaches. you can't mistake him. our newspapers hired a plane and got these photos of the family. they had the beach all to themselves, as you can see. they brushed off reporters. he noted he had and they'll take a vacation at state owned beach house at the jersey shore. >> i understand that that's -- because the governor has a residence on the beach, others don't. run for governor and you can have the residence. >> images of the governor on the beach proves irresistible to christie critics they roasted him, including this one at the governor in oval office and one that ins

scene on so -- sopranos. >> it's perfect time for the council to ask for your help. they're trying to find the 2,000-pound replica of the liberty bell. you probably didn't know we had one here. we do. >> reporter: there's still a picture of the 2,000-pound liberty bell brass replica. it sat outside until around 1980. it was removed from pennsylvania avenue res stotorations and it r came back. >> we're here today to enlist the media's help and public's help to relocate this missing 2,000-pound liberty bell. >> reporter: do people know dc had one. >> i haven't seen it, i looked. >> reporter: it doesn't ring a bell to you, though,t'

i've told it all day long. seriously, they would like it returned. josh gibson says the district and the state each received a copy of the bell from the treasury department after a national savings bond campaign. maryland's copy is in annapolis, virginia's in charlottesville, maybe someone's has seen dc's somewhere. >> that people have seen a liberty bell replica that they always wondered what it was doing there and on the off chance that they be our bell. >> gibson has found another significant historic object he recovered and had repaired with district citizens who served in world war ii. now he hopes the city's replica of the liberty bell will return to its rightful place, to, in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. plans to revamp the dc warfroeang to big problems and a smell that no one thought could get any worse, why

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holiday week is off to a pretty toasty, warm start. >> yeah, as long as it stays clear. we've got fireworks to look for both tonight and tomorrow, amelia. >> all kind of barbecues and cook outs and you name it. >> exactly. any fireworks displays tonight,

especially the cloudiness in the dc metro area. no rain. so good news there. unfortunately there are some scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast tomorrow for the afternoon and the evening hours and it's not a wash out. it's something you want to keep in mind as we look to wednesday and thursday, it's cooler. tomorrow is the sixth consecutive day we hit 90 degrees. and as we look to the weekend, it's looking really nice especially on sunday. currently temperatures are in the 80s and 90s. and here is the latest check of the storm team where we're completely dry and we'll stay this week for the evening and overnight hours. as we look to tomorrow around 9:00 in the evening, take a look, this is fireworks time and you can see, hit and miss showers and thunderstorms across the area, especially in northern virginia and areas north of dc, frederick, louden, and as fireworks get underway, notice that most of the area is dry.

metro area. montgomery, prince georges, the district, articling and alexandria, as the displays are wrapping up. that you're dealing with some rain tomorrow for the afternoon hours or fireworks time at about 30%. pretty low there. a high temperature tomorrow of 93 degrees. it's another hot day. it's going to be humid as well. we start off the day with plenty of sunshine and then build in as we move towards the midday hour, you'll see scattered showers and storm could clock about 2:00. it's hot and humid and keeping the weather dry for the nats game tomorrow. game getting underway right around 11:00 a.m. parade downtown, barbecues that are lingering later into the evening hours have that backup plan be able to pick up and move indoors quickly. if we do see a storm materialize over the house, i will anticipate it lasting 40 to 50 minutes. the wind is light tomorrow. if

unfortunately, fireworks some of us, unfortunately will be dealing with thunderstorms. when you think back to last year, it was cloudy and misty out there, the fireworks displays especially in washington, you could not see the fireworks at all, that's not doing to be the case this year, any rain falling from the clouds is going to be very widely scattered and the clouds will be as low this year as it was last year. >> good news, i'm trying as hard as i can. mostly cloudy skies. 86 on thursday, most of the day is dry, some rain possible during the evening. lengthy storms possible on friday. there's the weekend looking nice, especially sunday. highs in the mid to upper 80s. left lane lolly gaggers, people who tie up the left lane that's suppose to be the fast lane. you can face a big fine in virginia. i'll tell you how much coming up.

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now at 66:30 this is something that annoys a lot of us. now these drivers can face a big fine in virginia. >> transportation reporter adam joins us live from the beltway to explain this new law. adam, spell it out for us. >> reporter: i've actually heard about using it, they say -- i've actually heard about you, leon. people say this is about more than just getting someplace faster. let's take a look at the left lane drivers tonight. police are saying this is actually a safety issue. they don't want to come up behind you too fast and they want us to keep the left lane moving. this is what it's like to drive 55 miles an hour in the fast lane, cars continuing to make their way around you in the

>> move over. the left lane is for passing. >> get out of there slow poke. >> nicer. >> could you please move over? >>. >> reporter: well whatever in virginia should know you can be fined and holding up traffic. it can cost you between 100,250 bucks. >> i think it's common sense, you have to figure out there's much different lanes and you have to figure out which one you have to be in. >> >> reporter: for years you could be pulled over but you can never be fined until now. here is the tricky part, what exactly is too slow, according to this law, any vehicle proceeding less than the normal speed of traffic and under the conditions existing should be driven in the lane near the right curb of the highway. and obviously, that's for safety reasons. bottom line, if you hold up traffic under the current coit

courteous and being in the right lane. >> if you're going too slow around here in the left lane, you're going to know it. >> reporter: now this story has generated a lot of discussion on my twitter and facebook pages, also the nbc washington facebook page and twitter page, make sure you go there and join the discussion. >> thank you. and as adam mentioned, we asked you how slow is too slow in the left lane and survey so far, pretty evenly split. we'll think drivers are going too slowly if they're not keeping up with the traffic. take a look, now, other top stories this afternoon. former teacher's aide they're investigators say hiv positive and accused of sexually assaulting at least seven students and middle -- at the middle skoo whe m middle school where he

>> when you can and cannot bring there, washington hour. >> president trump expected to meet with vladimir putin. and today putin spokesman raised the issue of returning the di plo maltic compound on the eastern shore and in new york. russia's patience on that matter, president obama ordered the compound closed back

december. summer season and the fourth of july brings droves of people out to the southwest waterfront. but several businesses say they're losing money this holiday as developers crane blocking access to the parking lot. derrick joins us more with the story, derrick. >> well, you know, if you've been around washington for a while, you can remember where obviously it's a construction zone, it's buildings that will be going up soon. this is pretty much now where the deliver truck go. they're working over there, they got the park on main avenue and they say that's the challenge. now that building down there is going to be gone. there's going to be big change but it's right on this side. and some changes on southwest. the

>> i'm still coming to get my crabs. >> that's some of the patrons here today like what the future holds with the favorite seafood destination. >> the development group says, there will eventually be a 2,500 space under ground lot with acce

this well trail leading to the plaza will be replaced with access. and for 200-year-old fish market should fit right in after these challenges are over. >> but i'm grateful it's still here. >> reporter: back to me live, you're looking at some of the challenges folks face getting the product here and away, again, the developers are saying it's only temporary. nonetheless there's a lawsuit pending and they say this land will lease to them, now they're wondering how they're got it. stay tuned. this is a never ending story, fish market is indeed open. we're live on the southwest waterfront, back to you. >> derrick, thank you and we've got another story about parking, it's starting wednesday, street parking will now cost $2.25 cents an hour. surface lots will cost $1.50 and garages will be a $1 or $1.25 an hour ddi

you're using. they'll -- the garages and lots will be phased in after that. new threats against members of congress, how social media is playing into the fear factor and what some politicians want to do to stay safe. plus health care for popular tv personality as she reveals new details about her diagnosis. and the bad news, some scattered showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast for tomorrow, but the good news, severe weather unlikely. take a look, the greatest concern will be some heavy rain fall. i'll watch you through your forecast hour by hour coming up after the break.

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it's no word on what caused the driver to crash. >> tonight the family of a man who was shot and killed on the beltway are calling for the shooter to come forward. found dead inside of his car saturday night. he was stalled on the outer loop of the beltway. he was heading back home after driving friend to home in dc. his daughter describes him as a family man. >> i want him to be remembered as a generous person, you know, just a family oriented person. >> his car has a distinct redskins decal on the back window. if you saw this car saturday night, police want to talk with you, meanwhile, his family is fund-raising for his funeral. we've got a link to that on our nbc washington app. >> face groups are rallying, a man is facing deportation, they marched in front of baltimore's immigration and custom's

enforcement office. he should be granted asylum. he came to the u.s. 12 years ago to escape violence in el salvador. i.c.e. agents arrested him as his home in april. he's a handyman, an artist who chicken sculptures on it. his daughter was also at today's rally. >> he's been working for his family to give him a better future. i really love him. and i hope he's going to come back with us. >> he lost emotion last week to reopen the order for his deportation, he could be set back to el salvador. >>. startling number of threats. the letter from the house sergeant of arms reveal capitol police. than they did all of last year. as of june 21st, capitol police

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tv host just revealed she underwent surgery to remove a brain tumor. she had a golf size tumor removed june 8th. she said she's been experiencing dizziness, headaches and slurred speech. she said there's a 62% chance it will come back. she's stepping down as coanchor to recover and to take care of her mother who has stage 4 brain cancer. speaking of family, like father like daughter here, the police chief in northern virginia is very proud to see his little girl now alexandria police officer following in his footsteps. chief david said he love to see his daughter in her uniform. she said she loves every second of the job that her daughter has made so special. shows us how this july fourth, the father, daughterai

safe, all new at 6:00. >> next time you're driving, you're suppose to move over, think of these two and how much your own family means to you. >> i was holding a sign that says move over for my dad. >> this duo is putting up a face to the move over law in virginia. a new campaign has lots of cars hit the road around july fourth. >> people that are out there are somebody's father, mother, sister, brother, daughter, son and niece, nephew. >> who better to get that personal message across than fredericksburg police chief david and the daughter following in his footsteps, alexandria police officer. the chief started his career with alexandria and was on the force for 25 years. >> when i was little i use to dress up in the police uniform a. >> and she came out of the

drooping off of her and she's telling me that she was my mini mee. >> one summer when i was home, he talked me to doing a ride along. >> she said, dad, i know what i want to do. i ended up loving it. >> he got to present her with her diploma. they do a lot together, half marathon, and a job that's in the blood. >> she's learning but i think she's doing a very good job. >> i feel so privileged to work at the same police department that he worked at. >> the officer said she love to see more police officers in the family for generations to come. in northern virginia, kristin wright, news 4. as interactive art display called the hive opens at the national building museum tomorrow. this exhibit features three domed is -- the largest dome 60 feet tall. guest will be able to walk inde

experience. they used toilet paper rolls to build a small model. the exhibit runs through labor day. >> big toilet paper rolls, right. >> jolly green giant. some of the pictures they look fascinating. >> yeah, it does. >> looking very cool. we'll see a lot of pictures of it on social media. >> i'm sure. >> so we need -- we all want to plan our holiday activity. we've got parades and cook outs and fireworks. >> and this is what i would tell my family. have a backup plan but don't cancel your plans. it's not a guarantee you're going to get rain. you want to be able to move in doors quickly, we'll be tracking some hit and miss showers and thunderstorms. as i said earlier, the storm not looking severe, the concern will be heavy rain. and of course any thunderstorm will have lightning. that's something you want to be able to move indoors quickly. currently our temperatures are in the 80

90 down in the bar. some cloudiness right now, but for the most part it's pretty comfortable out there for early july, the humidity not too bad. it's mild tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., updating the forecast at that point. 76 degrees by lunchtime. warm up very quickly. it's also a little muggy out there tomorrow. clouds increase and during the afternoon and early evening hours. and evening we're still around, so for fireworks as you're setting up, temperatures, again, in the upper 80s as it's getting underway, low 80s, this is t-shirt weather for sure, 10:00 everything winding down it's still mild at 79 degrees. 9:00 in the evening as displays are starting, about a 30% chance that you're dealing with a showered thunderstorm. it's quite low, but, again, tomorrow we're on the muggy side of things. it will stay that way through friday. as we look to the weekend, it gets reall

forecast, wednesday, plenty of clouds around, maybe few scattered showers. it's cooler mid-80s. upper 80s on thursday. but during the evening some rain might move in, no soaking rain in the forecast and then the weekend, late day thunderstorm on saturday, but sunday, looking gorgeous, mid-80s and low humidity, guys. >> thanks amelia, you don't have to go down to the national mall to enjoy a free fireworks show. we have a complete list of fireworks display and interactive map on nbc washington app. search fireworks finder to check it out. coming up in sports, how about the nats. five of the guys heading to the all star game. tonight we hear from the players for the first time since the selection. >> alexander with a look at what's ahead on nbc nightly news. >> coming up tonight, president trump gears up for a critical set of meetings with world leaders, including his first face to face, with how the

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part of the final vote to get in the all star game, they'll be joined by the other men you see at the podium. ryan zimmerman, daniel murphy. steven not available since he's starting today. but as for what the guys will be, most excited for at the big summer classic. >> parties home run derby, the game, it's always a blast that go down there and handle the brother on the field. with the derby and everything like that. and mom and dad. >> to be able to share the experience with what we would probably consider our support group, our inner circle of people that we trust the most that

know, in eight month season lives our family, to be able to share this experience with them. i think without them, you know, none of this will be sitting here right now. >> for dad, brother, wife to be able to come down there and experience something that's at that level. it's fun. and the parties are pretty good. >> as we said, he's not at the podium because starters don't speak on game day. his third all star selection showing why early in the game. jose reyes down swinging, next guy up. kra brer ra. four strikes through three innings x top of the second, anthony trying to earn that final vote. third to get him at first. right now, we are scoreless in the third inning. orioles visiting the brewers, well, he got milwaukee's best. brewer's up

loaded. singles to left. brian chugging on home. brewers take a 2-0 lead. he can't catch a break. next batter, looks like an ending double play. he beats the throw to make it 3-0. brewers and things get worse just in the second inning. now 5-0 lead. last one to deep center -- blasts one to deep center, so two more runs come in to score. ending in two-thirds after giving up seven runs. the orioles fall 8-1 in the series opener. playing in her 20th wimbledon, venus williams was able to put her -- she was involved in a fatal car accident and now being sued by the family. across the pond, venus handling her business on the court. a five-time wimbledon champion hasn't won the tournament since

2008 today. a straight set winner, 7-6, 6-4. on the men's side, already with a win, taking care of australia also in straight sets. face the donald young in the next round. now, we know morris is a bulldozer on the field today causing headaches on the soccer field. the newest running back playing in a charity soccer event. he's got the ball as he scores the goal. right, and lynch was awarded a red card. he snatches it from the rest, you see here, he's also now going to punt the ball. he may need to layoff the skittles. he has way too much energy at all times. marchand lynch still very much marchand lynch. >> slipper, too. >> just a little bit. >> looks like a good time. >> thank you, sherry. >> thanks for joining us.

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tonight, crunch time. president trump preparing for his first face-to-face meeting with putin. what's happening behind closed doors as he lashes out again on social media. beach backlash. a holiday storm hits new jersey as chris christie orders beaches closed over a budget fight then gets caught soaking up the sun. vanished. a chilling new twist in the disappearance of a college student. what authorities say they found on the phone of the man charged in her kidnapping. brave battle. an outpouring tonight as maria menounos goes public with a personal diagnosis. treated for a brain tumor as she cares for her mother who is battling stage four brain cancer. and celebrating america. tom brokaw on a time the country came together and the lessons from the greatest generation. "nightly news" begins