i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >> announcer: news 4 today begins with breaking news. >> that breaking news, a deadly shooting. new details overnight about the people shot on a d.c. people. >> plus, an arrest made after an explosion in colonial williamsburg. what we are learning about the man now in custody. >> welcome to washington. it is marine corps marathon weekend for many of you. we'll break down everything you need to know to get around this 26.2 mile route. exciting weekend every time. >> it is. you're going to need a lot of water because it is going to be warmer than they like it for race day. >> they usually like a crisp, cool run. >> shed the gloves and the la r layers along the

>> we'll check in. >> it'll still be good. >> welcome in on this saturday, the october -- the 21st october. >> already the 21st. i feel we were just saying that october had just started. >> lauryn ricketts, not feeling like october 21st as we start out this morning. >> definitely not. yesterday, temperatures were in the mid to upper 70s. today will be in the mid to upper 70s. our average temperature for this time of year is in the 60s. again, we are doing a little better, but we are beginning to ha get the temperatures in the 60s for the beginning of the next work week. beautiful morning out there. it's clear out there right now. we're going to continue to have clear zskies as we jump into th morning. i'll manually press this so you can see what we're looking at. temperatures right now, 52 degrees. it is chilly when you step outside, so you'll need the warm cup of coffee.

27 minutes after 7:00 a.m. for sunrise. we'll take a look at the marine corps forecast coming up. d.c. police investigating a fatal shooting. >> you're looking at the scene in the anacostia neighborhood, near u and 16th streets in southeast before 11:00 last night. a woman lost her life, and another man shot is expected to survive. as soon as we get more information, we'll update you. this morning, a teenager, a boy, is recovering after being shot simply while walking home from dunbar high school. d.c. police looking for who shot the 16-year-old on friday afternoon in northeast. we're told the suspected shooter was a man wearing all black. he left the scene in a black car with another person. police tweeting out a dark gray or black honda with virginia license platesay

there was a man found with a semiautomatic handgun. i believe we have some video of the man being arrested. it is important to note that police say he was not connected to the shooting. incredible story here. a man seriously hurt after falling more than 40 feet on to rocks. this happened in great falls, virginia. fairfax county fire and rescue called to the scene around 6:00 last night. they tell us the man had to be air lifted to fairfax hospital. we still don't know what exactly caused the man to fall. officials are looking into whether he was hiking or rock climbing at the time. police believe that they do have the man they feel is responsible for an ied explosion in colonial williamsburg, 30-year-old powers arrested and charged with possessing and using an explosive device. witnesses called 911 thursday night to report a fire. police found an explosive next

police don't know the suspect's motive. it is feet from the college of william & mary. there are extra police around campus just in case. >> it had everything shut down for a good while. to one of the biggest events of the year in d.c. runners preparing for tomorrow's marine corps marathon. security top of mind from the air and above. the deadly shooting rampage from a las vegas hotel is raising concern. thousands are going to line the streets to cheer the runners on. before tomorrow's big run, there is a kids run. love this. the little runners range from ages 5 to 12. you're looking at last year's run. the peacock is a one-mile loop in arlington. any parent knows, it is tough to get kids up this early, so there will be six separate waves. the first

our own chuck bell, who is an mcm vet, he's run the thing a million times, is emceeing the event. we'll be checking in and out with live looks from the kids run, to and fro commercial breaks. you can see the excitement building there. every year, the marathon attr t attracts runners from all walks of life. >> every runner has their own story. mark segraves takes us through a few of the stories. al richmond, a former marine, will be wearing bib 42 on sunday morning because he's running his 42nd marine corps marathon. he's the last of the ground pounders, to have run every single marine corps marathon. >> i'm sad the others aren't. i don'tow

we'll see. >> reporter: for chris koch, he could be the first ever to do the race on a skateboard. born with no legs or arms, skateboarding is how chris gets around. >> people said, you know what, i really was out of gas and then i saw you come around the corner. i was like, yeah, no, i have to keep going. it's pretty awesome. i mean, even able-bodied runners to other able-bodied runners are so supportediive and amazencour >> that was mark segraves reporting. >> amazing. there are so many runners on the course, when you think you're about to give up, that's your motivator to keep you going. >> for the folks cheering on, it can be emotional to watch. if you're going to the race but not running, join news 4. we'll be at mile four. well, we will be here, but our team will be up there. >> well, i'm

it at home. >> she won't be here. >> mile four is fun. they have clappers, and it is a party. >> the race starts and ends in arlington. tens of thousands of runners are going to go through alexandria, rosalynn and d.c. dozens of roads will be closed. some as early as 3:30 in the morning. we are working for you and have posted a list of those closures and details about metro in the nbc washington app. we'll also cover the race live right here on news 4 today. tweeted out the information, as well. >> metro opening at 6:00 tomorrow morning, as well. new since you went to bed last night, friends who are yankees fans will be happy about this. my brother is not happy. new york facing elimination after losing the chance to secure a spot in the world series. >> game seven tomorrow night. >> they lost to the houston

astros overnight 7-1. they went into the game up 3-2 in the best of seven series. now it is tied up again. we will know who won by this time tomorrow. game seven is tonight, and that is in houston. >> we know from there, whoever wins will take on the la dodgers in the world series. the astros never have won the world series. they actually lost during an appearance back in 2005. >> a lot of folks around here are like, doesn't matter to us. the nats aren't in it. ♪ our flag was still there national anthem protest. this time at an nba game. ♪ banner yet wave >> the show of protest from a woman singing the "star spangled banner."

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>> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." back at 6:11. the former white house chief strategist and senior counselor steve bannonspeaki inspeaking i southern california last night. >> he was at the fall convention in anaheim. take a look inside the convention. 500 people attended. bannon did not make reference to the recent controversy surrounding president trump's phone calls with the families of the fallen troops. the speech mostly focused on economics and urged california republicans to come together and win in a blue state. >> when you have victories, you start to get our tax structure correct. when you get victories, you re-do these crappy trade deals and start protecting american workers, american companies. >> dozens of protesters stood outside of the convention. they blame bannon and the republicans for dividing the country. since leaving the white house,

of the alt-right breitbart news service. from the nfl now to the nba, the singer of the national anthem at the brooklyn nets homeowner friday night took a knee. talking about the singer. take a look. ♪ home of the brave >> justine sky was nearing the end of the song, when she goes down on one knee. she posted this clip to her instagram with a statement, quote, probably won't ever be invited to sing it again, but i had to take a knee for the opening game in my city and let my voice be heard, she wrote. a spokesperson for the nets said they were unaware that she was going to take that knee. 6:12 right now. you're up early with us on this saturday morning. we are working for you. up next, we are going to check back in with

storm team 4 forecast. she says some cooler weather is on the way. looking for an uplifting story? here's one. a story of hope after wildfire tragedy. one couple lost nearly everything they own. why the one thing that wasn't destroyed is now helping them move forrd.wa

now to this developing story, coming to us out of the gulf of mexico. the u.s. coast guard

for two crew members after this explosion. you can see it was massive. it was on an oil barge early friday morning off corpus christi. the fire is out, but officials are continuing to monitor this. as far as the air is concerned, it was check and there are no threats to people living in the area. officials are trying to contain any oil spilled in the explosion. people have lost practically everything in the wildfires. a sonoma couple found a glimmer of hope from an engagement ring. the couple went back to their house after the fire blew threw their neighborhood. the box with monica's engagement ring actually made it through. >> when i opened it, it was j

just hope, you know. you see something that meant so much, and you find it. in rubble where, you know, everything is gone. >> sam says she is happy her family is safe. her and monica are looking to the future. they're expecting their first child. while possessions cannot be replar -- can be replaced, family can't. >> to find something like that is hopeful, in the midst of devastation out there. if you were up early like we were, perhaps you got a glimpse of the meteor shower. oryanid. did i say it right? >> i think i've heard it before, and i don't believe it was

pronounced that way. i don't want to take a stab at it though. >> well, it'd come around 2:00 this morning. >> should have been visible to the naked eye. if you didn't catch it this time, you can see it tomorrow morning, too, if you're up account 2:00 a.m. or stay up through the night. options there. let us know on the nbc washington facebook page if you saw it. i was still asleep for another hour and a half. >> it was clear last night. >> it was clear. it's so funny, you know, because that's atropicstroloastrology. we're a station of scientists. the producer is like, we're talking about the meteor shower. i was like, i don't know much about it. i know it is clear, but i have to talk to my astrology friend. >> you don't know the consolations? -- constellations? >> i did see the big dipper last night. it was clear. i'll have an answer for you and maybe you'll be able to see them. some of the meteor showers last a couple days.

of the warm weather for a couple days. a lot of people want fall-like conditions and it is the end of october. october 21st, incredible. can't believe it. beautiful view early this morning. as we continue through the rest of the days, we're keeping things warm. rain is eventually coming. we'll get some much of needed rain. we need rain, we'll see rain as we get to early next week. behind the rain, we're looking at cooler temperatures headed our way. 52 right now here in the area, and we will continue to warm up. we're going to rm withwarm up q with the sunshine. by noon, the temperatures will be in the upper 60s. nothing on radar right now. nothing going to happen today. even if you're running errands later on, we're looking good. plenty of sunshine. you won't need the jacket until later on tonight. 77 for a day time high. ag

we're ten degrees above that. it is going to continue to be dry out there today. for tomorrow, once again, more of the same. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. another gorgeous day out there. into monday, we're not looking too bad. temperatures in the upper 70s. we will have more cloud cover. the next chance of rain will be on tuesday. plenty of rain showers through the day on tuesday, and it will be breezy, all with a frontal system. then temperatures drop. these are probably the temperatures you want if you're running the machirine corps marathon. temperatures through the 60s as you take off. they're topping out in the low 70s as people start to finish. it is going to be rather warm out there. make sure if you're running, stay hydrated. you know that and don't need to hear it from me. again, it'll be warm. we get cool next week. much-needed rain on tuesday. 6:20. still ahead, she was a mother, a wife and a police officer.

took her life. >> that's right. now her family is heoping her story will save other lives. we hope you can join them in their mission in changing minds. we

>> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >> post partum depression stole

>> shelane lost her battle to post partum depression. it was an honor to speak to her husband, talking about their family and how co-workers are making sure other women who are suffering find the help they need. the lieutenant is familiar with speaking in front of cameras. he spoke as the police's spokesperson. despite his warm, pleasant de demean demeanor, a painful past. >> for a year, i shut myself in the room. i couldn't look at my kids because they reminded me of her. >> detective gaydos, a warm smile and big heart. >> she was bigger than human. i don't even -- she's almost like a legend to me. it's

and i still can't believe i was married to this woman. >> in late may 2015, brian and shelane expecting their fourth child. >> i got four girls, and maybe this was the boy. i would have been happy either way because i love my girls. >> the couple suffered a miscarria miscarriage. shelane fell into post partum depression, saying things out of character. >> she said, i have a feeling people are after you. i should have put up a huge red flag. i was like, what are you talking about? who is after me? it made no sense, you know. >> on june 12th, 2015, she took her own life. brian got the call while headed home from work. >> i've never felt that dead inside before. >> he prayed for his own death until family convinced him to get help, which he's done, despite the stigma surrounding mental health. >> you're a police officer. you can't be on medication, this and that. number one, we see things that most people don't see

this, you know, i need it. there's nothing wrong with taking -- regardless of the stigma and that stigma needs to be killed -- medication. >> he took shelane's story and turned it into a memorial run to raise awareness and save lives. >> i don't want any woman to go through what shelane suffered through silently. and i don't want any children to go through what my children are going through. and i don't want any man to go through what i went through, losing my soul mate. >> shelane's run be start and run at the fairfax county government center. the kids run is at 8:30 this morning. adults start at 9:00. awards are given out at 10:00 this morning. all of this part of our changing minds initiative. this is an ongoing project here at news 4. >> it's a project we have a lot more information on, including more on today's run, as well as a list of help and

mental illness. all you have to do is search changing minds on the nbc washington app. as you saw through the eyes of this story, it is not only the individual who suffers but it is also the family that has to deal with a lot, as well. >> one of the take aways for him, if you see somebody who might be suffering, engage with them in conversation. try to figure out what's going on and get them help. >> be persistent. >> for sure. 6:27. do you have plans to spend your saturday perhaps outside, as we take a live look at the capital wheel? if not, you may want to make plans. lauryn ricketts has a check of what will be a beautiful forecast. >> i usually don't see it moving this early. >> it is. a safer place to play. the redskins helping a local school celebrate its brand-new football field. this is cool. why the old one sparked safe

>> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >> hi there. welcome back in to "news 4 today" on this saturday. it is 6:30. good morning to you. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. storm team 4 meteorologist lauryn ricketts is here with a look at how our saturday is shaping up. already starting in the 50s in some places. >> you're right, angie. it's a little chilly out there right now as you make your way out the door. as we continue through the day, we're really going to warm up. temperatures are going to be in the upper 70s by the time

now, that's exactly where they were yesterday and the day before. we are just continuing on this warm trend and sunny trend. let's show you what's going on out there right now. it is a beautiful morning out there. the sun coming up at 7:24. again, temperatures will continue to rise from there. take a look outside. clear skies. that'll lend to more sunshine out there today. 52 right now in the district, as angie said. it is cooler elsewhere, once you step outside the beltway. again, a little chilly. as you make your way up this morning, temperatures are going to be rising through the 50s. might need the light jacket is you're headed to the farmer market, out for a run, may need layers. 7:24 is the sun rise. we are looking at a nice day today. we've got the marine corps marathon tomorrow. we know it'll be warm for that. we'll be talking about that hour by hour. and we'll talk about the next chance of much-needed rain. it is coming sooner than you

we'll get to the 10-day forecast shortly. guys? let's get you up to speed on top stories. first off, breaking news. a woman has died after being shot in southeast d.c.'s anacostia neighborhood. police say she was one of two people hit by bullets just before 11:00 last night. a man who was also hit is expected to survive. we're going to update you once police fill us in on a possible suspect here. security is top of mind this morning ahead of tomorrow's marine corps marathon. 30,000 people will hit the pavement, running the 26.2 mile route through northern virginia and the district. we have everything you need to know about road closures and increased metro service in our nbc washington app. we'll fill you in on another big event around here. this is happening this weekend, as well. howard university celebrating its 150th homecoming. we're going to have everything you need to know about it. that's coming up in a few minutes. the man accused of murdering e

football player is expected in court this morning. >> local singer omar roger shot and killed earlier this month in southeast d.c. here you see him with his younger brother, a freshman wide receiver at virginia tech, and a former star wide receiver at wilson high school in northwest. police arresting michael jones on friday, charging him with first degree murder. rogers, just 25 years old. at 6:33, new details about that shooting rampage at granite company in edgewood, maryland. witnesses say the shooter, radee prince, rounded up a small group of co-workers, telling them he had something to say to them. without saying another word, he opened fire. three people died. two others are in critical condition. prince then took off for delaware, where he is accused of shooting and hurting another person he knew. he was arrested after a ten-hour manhunt. family and friends gathered last night at

this was to remember jose oscar romero. romero was the first victim of wednesday's shooting to be laid to rest. 6:34 on this saturday. most of you, we park our cars in dpa raj garages to protect the belongings inside. this morning, filling you in on a startling crime that's turning for some of us what is a safety habit into a threat to your family. the louden county sheriff's office says thieves are targeting unlocked cars and using the garage remotes to get into your maps. a dozen homes hit so far. news 4 spoke with the homeowner of one of the ohmhomes on the m >> my wife wakes me upstart l s, saying she heard the garage open. next thing, my wife is yelling that somebody just left the garage on a bike. >> scary. you know those can escalate to something

>> yeah. >> remember the 9:00 p.m. rule. at night, check the garage, keep the remotes in the house. howard university, students and alumni are spilling with school pride. howard's legendary homecoming parade is back, of course. the parade kicks off this morning at 10:00 on georgia avenue. students will be showing off their spirit, wearing howard gear, as they get ready for their game againthis afternoon. the parade may be celebrity guests. >> a couple rappers are among the headliners this year. if you want a little more of a kid-friendly day, don't worry. they have that, too. there are games and

geared toward children. head to the nbc washington app to get more information on the events and possible road closures. former redskins greats helped cut the ribbon on a brand-new football field. the old field at northwestern last year we told you about. shomari stone showing how much has changed. >> up the middle. up the middle. >> reporter: look at him go. the touchdown was scored on the new turf field. >> i'm happy. >> reporter: we talked about it before the game. >> i feel great. so happy. we were excited when we got it. >> reporter: washington redskins legends doug williams and gary clark cut the ribbon. >> who sharpened these scissors? >> reporter:

synthetic turf field at homecoming. the charitable donation donated to pay for it. >> it is unbelievable. >> being here, knowing the redskins had a hand in making some kids proud, the schools, the county and everybody involved proud. i think this is a big thing. >> reporter: news 4 told you about the old, muddy, overused field last june. head coach pbrian pierre. >> it's been a struggle over the years. >> i sprained my achilles and went to the hospital. >> fell on my head on straight dirt. no grass. >> reporter: according to a maryland house bill, the school was supposed to get a new artificial turf field. that didn't happen. this new one helps players run fast and cut, quickly changing direction. without worrying about getting hurt. >> this field is smooth, easy to run. >> reporter: northwestern ran over their opponent. final score, 34-10. this is the first

varsity team, and it's homecoming night. shomari stone, news 4. diet soda danger. coming up, a story that may have you thinking twice about your drink of choice. >> we'll tell you about the lawsuit that claims cutting out calories is causing cancer. at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. it's less recovering in our bed, and more jumping on yours. stronger is standing out and standing proud. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger.

>> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >> you want to check out a basketball blooper? prince george's county native kevin durant playing defense. with one shoe. >> oh, my. >> yeah. so he lost one going in for a layup, then -- you're about to see it here -- he had to improvise a little bit. he tosses his shoe over to the sidelines. made a few blocks, got it back for his

durant helping the warriors move on to their first win of the season over new orleans. >> you have to tighten those up, right? >> he kept going with it. do what you got to do. you can head out to the stadium today to see good-bye to d.c. united's home field. over a decade, since 1996. the practice session opens to the public this morning. they'll play their last game at the stadium tomorrow night. the parking is free in lots 3 and 4. >> over two decades. >> oh, my gosh. >> carry the one. >> i know. i don't do math. sorry. so much going on this weekend across our area. the person who does some math, lauryn ricketts, is tracking the forecast for you. she's back with what you can expect for the day ahead.

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welcome back. the "today" show is next on nbc 4. >> we'll head up to new york where sheinelle jones and craig melvin are joining us. >> hey, david, an dpgie. >> coming up, the latest on the controversy surrounding president trump's phone call to the family of a fallen soldier. the president speaking out overnight about the backlash, as new details are revealed about what happened during the ambush in niger that killed that soldier and three others. also ahead this morning, we are talking money matters with the stock market at an all-time high.

invest, or somehow would wait for the market to come back down? we'll dig into that with stephanie ruhle. and a piece of history from the boomed titanic. a letter written by passengers days before the ship sank. >> that and more on a saturday morning. >> i love when they discover new stuff like that. >> jack did not write the letter. >> we were wondering about that. glad you cleared that up. >> craig, great to have you in d.c. the last couple days. >> it was good to be down there. always enjoy being in d.c. nice to catch up. >> see you in a bit. >> see you in 15 minutes. for millions of people, it's the four letter word that makes soda desirable. diet. >> yeah, also makes it easier to order fries and a burger. oh, a diet coke, too, just to be healthy. this morning, there is a class action lawsuit filed against three beverage companies.

sweetening that may not have a significant link to weight loss. firing back at the legal claims, the american beverage association on behalf of the industry says, quote, diet beverages that contain zero or barely any calories at all have repeatedly been shown to help people manage their diet. a lot of back and forth there. 6:46. a los angeles judge dismissed another lawsuit against johnson & johnson. the decision comes after a woman claimed the company's baby powder contributed to her ovarian cancer diagnosis. on friday, the judge said that there were errors in the previous case that resulted in a $417 million award. prosecutors accuse johnson and jo johnson of not telling customers about the risk of cancer with talcum powder. this has been the second lawsuit reversed by a judge. a court showing out an award on tuesday.

2013. the actress revealing she carries a genetic mutation, increasing her risk of breast and ovarian cancer. in the last 15 years, there's been an 80% increase in women getting tested. the sharpest jump was in 2013, when jolie announced her double mastectomy. with the gene, women have a 45% to 60% risk of developing breast cancer before the age of 70. two celebrities will be honored this weekend. tom hanks presented with the records of achievement award tonight for consult nated a broader national awareness of history. david letterm maman will receiv this year's mark twain prize for comedy tomorrow. it will be broadcast on pbs november 20th. have seen him lately in the beard. >> retirement, r

awareness month. >> all week long, the department of parks and recreation have been hosting a pink madness week. the event has built up anticipation for a community walk that's taken place today. the ninth annual award will start at the bald eagle recreation center on joliet street southwest. it begins at 8:00, an hour or so. and the walk starts at 9:00. you can mecatch up with a survir who is going to be walking today. she had a message for other women out there. >> ladies, check your breasts every two weeks and not every month. you never know when cancer is going to come and get you. it don't have any name, no color, no nothing. just be careful about your breasts. >> statistics show nearly 250,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer each year.

a pink out at riverside high school in leesburg last night. >> cool. >> part of a week of events to raise money for the louden breast cancer health network which supports breast cancer patients. they made signs asking for our own doug to go out and join them. he had to do the forecast so we sent chopper 4 instead, which is not too shabby. >> the view from above. >> i love it. >> i made it in last night from williamsburg for mial mama tham, the college of william & mary. janet brown was one of the grand marshals. i announced the parade, which they didn't sensor me. hopefully i didn't offend anybody. janet is from sterling, a news 4 fan. >> nice. >> it was fun to see all the greek life members and the dance team there. announcing them all as they made their waywn

williamsburg, colonial williamsburg. a lot of alumni in our area headed down, too. >> how fun. love this time of year. >> weather was perfect. >> ricketts, it is phenomenal. >> not wearing the uggs. sometimes trying to keep warm. when they have to perform, the tear-aways, like they're basketball all-stars. >> it was perfect out there. >> awesome. >> i am from virginia and never been to colonial williamsburg. >> let's go. >> you're from virginia. >> i love history. >> you, too. >> you guys make me sick. oh, my gosh. we have to get you down there. >> if the weather somedays li s >> if the weather somedays lita this, we have tons of weekends to go. they have a great christmas thing out there, too. i don't know if i can predict out that far, but right now, we're lookat

then things start to change. that's a good bet for you guys. another great day out there today. rain is moving our way. temperatures will finally drop a little bit as we get into mid next week. we're talking about temperatures in the upper 50s/lower 60s. enjoy the warmup we have, especially if you've been enjoining the last couple days. temperature now, 50s and 40s. little chilly, especially if you're going to exercise this morning. this afternoon, it'll be a little on the warmer side. nothing happening on the storm team 4 radar, even if we widen it out. high pressure in charge up and down the east coast. again, we are looking good pretty much throughout the region. next chance of rain is tuesday. tuesday, we have an 80% chance of seeing rain. we are dry until then. we need some rain here in our area. we're a couple inches in deficit since september 1st. renaissance festival, i

going to be gorgeous to be out there in maryland. temperatures will be in the 70s by this afternoon. any of the other weekend events, the marine corps marathon lo looking good. best buddies walk down on the mall, one of my favorite events, gorgeous day for that. tonight, temperatures will fall to the 50s. may need the light jacket. you can drop it tomorrow because temperatures will be in the upper 70s. marine corps marathon start tomorrow, temperatures in the 50s. by the time you end, temperatures in the 70s. as i said, we are going to cool down by the time we get to mid next week. after we have some rain through the day on tuesday, we'll be breezy on tuesday, the temperatures drop to the 60s by the end of the next week. >> going to get chilly. thanks, lauryn. up next, we'll look at ur fo while others just cook, at college inn we craft a deeper, richer broth because every detail matters. we carefully select our all-natural chicken

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haunted houses on the nbc washington app. we'll also be bringing you tips for getting ready for halloween all week long. starting monday on "news 4 today." chris and i. >> you're like the halloween guru. >> we put our skills to the test. >> you got it. 6:56, the time. four things to know before you head out. we'll start with the breaking news we've been following all morning. a woman losing her life after being shot in the anacostia neighborhood. she was one of two people who got hit last night. a man also wounded is expected to survive. as soon as we get more info on this, we'll pass it along. a man accused of murdering rogers is due in court today. he was killed earlier this month. michael jones was arrested and charged yesterday. the marine corps marathon kids run is this morning. the kids corps say course is a

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good morning. presidential defense. president trump speaking out about the controversy surrounding his phone calls to the family of a fallen soldier. and general john kelly's reaction. >> he couldn't believe it. actually, said to me, sir, this is not acceptable. >> the white house defending general kelly this morning for an inaccurate comment he made about the congresswoman who listened in to the president's phone call. this as new details are revealed about that deadly ambush in niger. we're live with the latest. bannon bashes bush. >> president trump to me embarrassed himself. he has no earthly idea whether he's coming or going. just like it was when he was president