a bit grainy, and police are hoping someone recognizes that person of interest. they are describing him as a white man about 25 to 35 years old and 50" with brown hair. they are urging women to watch their backs and anyone who maybe nicognizes him will give him a call. le jacobs. thank you, nicole. >> the partial shutdown has created a new battle between a transi agency and its union workers and this involves one of the shuttle buses that's used to help passengers getat from n to station. >> "first at 4:-00," new video that's causing a dispute. >> the local 689 transit unions is one of the contract workers operating the shuttles was caught, distracted driving. you're about to see the video. orit happened thisng at 8:00 a.m. at the ft. totten station, the video was recorded by a union employee and shows a a ttle bus operator usi

phone while driving the bus. metro policy restrict operators from driving whi ung electronic devices, and the union spokesman says more than o dozenrators have been disciplined for doing the same and that none of those penalties were overturned. we have reached oute multi times to metro and the shuttle bus contractor to let you know when they get their responses into us. the union recentl threatened to strike and has battled in federal court withheir ntract and management treatment. that happened in the past few years. all right. scott macfarlane, thanks, scott. students in our largest school system could be going back to sool in just a few weeks. noticing some big changes tonight. the fairfax county school board has been considered several modifications to make schools more secure. our bureau reporter david culver is live for us in falls church to explain these changes and sem how students and teachers feel about it. >> we'll walk you through some

of the detailed parts of these proposed changes in a moment and here we are in the midst of the summer. >> we have teachers all in the summer mode. >> and they are going to be meeting here in a cple of hours and they will be focused on keeping more than 200,000. students and staff here safe. >> the images of the students trying to escape danger, haunting and so real some. west springfield high school students like xander mely and like many students they are well aware of potential school threats. this month's deadly shooting sparked our area's largest school system. fairfax county to do a school check. the school board is now considering several different ch safety ges, like new rocedures for school visitors and enhanced lockdown drills. time to happen at more random

moments like lunch and in between classes. >> it's good f us, you know, how to deal with different situations in different areas. >> reporter: the board will decide whether all classro om doors shoulereplace some of the outdated locks. >> it's a good idea. i already try to do that. >> reporter: this high schoolteacher says students can still get inn and out case of a fire. >> it only locks and unlocks from the outsideo itlways be opened from the inside without a key. >> as a part of prevention and intervention, the board could approve the hiring of 18 different pchologists and cial workers. they will go into all middle schools and some elementary schools. >> i think a teen might be a good start but we need more to address the problem. >> students like zach want to see more armed police officers m the halls. >> makee kids safe and knowing if something does go wrong and w that have police

officers. >> speaking with a few of the school board members here today, it seems as though most if not all of these proposed changes will pass, so how quickly will they be implemented? according to one school board member, rather quickly. i , immediate in fact. in fact, if you've got students here starting a month from -- about two days from now, the 28th of august, almost there, by the time they start, jim and wendy, they could see the changes implemented. >> all right. lots to consider in our new normal. >> yeah. >> david, thank you so much. deadline day for the trump administration to ereun families separated at the border and demonstrators right here in d.g are pressur the government to get it done. >> i am child! >> families belong together! >> reporter: the justice department says more than 1,0 families are back together now and another 625 are expected to be reunited soon. but hundreds of children have no

clear path back to their parents partly because many parents have already been deported. the aclu was asking a judge to give families facing deportation more time to deal with their legal issues. >> a large crowd marched io dulles airport this afternoon callingor three women who work there to be re-hired. the women work as those wheelchair agents, they say they have been wrongly terminated for something they didn't even do. news 4's chris gordon with our report. >> reporter: more than 200 demonstrators marched into dulles international airport this afternoon. >> we are the union. >> reporter: they are the presting the firing of three immigrant women who lost their jobs pushing passengers in eelchairs through the airport. the union says the women were fired for allegedly soliciting tips. the women deny it.

>> i'm crying so people don't ask me to cry. >> reporter: huntleague contracts with alines to provide bag happenedlers, porters and wheelchairas stants. this woman from ethiopia was fired as a passenger assistant losing her ability to support two chirp and her mother. >> they fired her with reason. >> didn' they say she solicited tips? >> yes. >> an did she? no. >> not only do they deny the chargeut the union says that's not the real reason they were fired. >> these workers a trying t organize on the job so they can have a voice on the job. that is illegal in this cntry. this company is violating the workers' rights, and that's the reason we're here today. >> reporter: we contact a representative from huntleague usa and wouldn't comme specifically on the reasons for the firings of thee women but

says the captain didn't solicit tips. reporting from dulles international airport, chris gordon, news 4. urningo our forecast now and a much, much nicer dayut there. finally we're drying out. >> the sunset tonight to be very literal is at 8:25 in the evening, but we'll have a mick of cloud ofun tomorrow and saturday and sunday, and then we'll see a rainy pattern set up again for the next workweek. 82h degrees w plenty of sunshine. just about everybody isle coly dry tonight. by 9:00 p.m. we're at a warm 82 degrees and 11:00 p.m. a few clouds and 78. mild and humid overnight tonight and muggy throughout the day tomorrow. you can see on the storm team 4 y,dar when i say most of us are staying this is why. a few isolad showers

developing and then down through parts of madison downy. as they fire up they are sizzling. many areas are not worried about rain. ragean over 9 inches and dulles close to 10 inches and bwi having the wettest july on record at 15.5 inches of rain from all theain we' received. now tomorrow, wepd, is going to alert orm team 4 weather day for thunderstorms in the evening hours. i'm going to haveimes and the impact coming up at 5:30. >> thanks, amelia. before the storms roll in make sure to have our nbc washington app. itps us stay one step in front of the weather. sign up for breakinger wea alert and see the hour-by-hour forecast. >> fake accounts on facebook. when we come back, not all eeprofiles you s belong to real

people. how red light cameras we love to eat. the impact could haven your ride. >> our an yell backpack is in full swing. molette green has been out all day and w

we have a sny y, as you know, but we keep mentioning it because it's been so long since we've seen this gorgeous bright light. sadly this weather will n with us for long. amelia will be back soon to tell us about the chances of severe storms entering our'l area. help you plan out your weekend. >> school is right around the corner and some students in our area do need extra help making the grade and you cant be a p of that. we're working for you. news 4's molette green is at the woodmore town center collecting donations forey students and have what they need to succeed. >> we've got a little bit of a lull in the giveaways and donations actually. backpacks for kid campaign in full swing. we're here until 6:00, and we need your help. we're right near the copper

canyon restaurant here in the parking lot in prince george's county, and guess what the managers of copper c yon are here, chris george and jarred fightingale. what do you have for us? >> four copper canyon gift cards. >> here's the challenge. >> we've got a challenge, okay. the fir four people w come up and donate $100 or more, each of you get a gift card. a gift card, right? >> that's right. >> all right. so that's what wore going do. we're here until 6:00. waiting on the first four people who come up and donate $100. you get a gift card. the goal is to bring backpacks and school supplies. we've got the crayons and the back'v pks. got it. we want to fill up the pins several times. getting close on this, but that donation box is waiting for the first four people to donate

$100. we're here along with ourro friends f telemundo 44. wave, guys. all right. but we need to see people come up. there's a little lull in the donations. weapons of mas destructiony, 've got to get people -- wendy, we've got toet people to give and we're ready to see more gifts from people. 4,000 backpacks ready to go in a feweeks. >> they have never let us down on anything. this is a fabulous communi that nev lets us down, and they won't let you down now. i have faithem in >> we've got an hourut 45 mines left. hang in there. t we're going do that. >> reporter: all right. >> you know you can drop off your donations until 6:00 tonight. if you can't get out to prince george's unty, you c donate online, $20 mills one backpack. get on our nbc washington app backpackh so, can you tl whi facebook profoils are rell and which one in fake.

>> earlier this year they deleted half ailion objection and millions are out there and runing? these false accounts andn sto identities are having a real significant impact on users. what are you finding? >> we did an nbc news investigation on fake profiles and their proliferation which comes in the aftermath of cambridge analytica data scandal that plagued millions of users when it comes t their privacy and facebook is facing a pretty real world impact when it comes to their fans. they lost about $120 billion in value today o the stock market alone. so what we found is that these fake facebook pfiles continue to proliferate, and there's a lot of frustration from law enforcement to average users in getting in touch with facebook and getting these things fixed. so come out tonight on the "nightly news."

we'll look at that and also the stock market impact. what's going on at facebook what will happen next as it continues to have one of its worst days in stock market history. >> i want to talk about that. is this something that's illegal, creating a fake profile? >> reporter: well, impersonating another person on facebook is technically against some of the community guidelines, so the issues tha we've found specifically in oklahoma city is that after a pole officer was actually killed in the line of duty, his ige and his likeness was reused in a different city, in a different state. law enforcement tried to get in facebook, they weren't table do so and iook a very lock time. we'r seeing issues of children's identities being stolen through the fake facebook profiles. >> facebk had an historically

bad day on facebook. tell us what's behind this fall and is there any end in sight. will this condition? >> well, it was the worst day for any pubically traded company ever in wall street history. facebook lost $120 billion. the billionaire ceo zuckerberg taking a massive hit. what's really the big problem here is growth. fabook has been a how they could impact you. that's comndg up. a one of our local count sis spraying for west nile. >> looking live over the district right now, t i sun finally back, folks. enjoy it while it lasts.ia ams back after the break to time out some potentially serious storms coming our way tomorrow. freedom of the press was so important to the creators of our democracy that it became the first amendment of our constitution, freedom of the press, speech, religion, freedom to protest, ie criticize or government. the white house just banned a

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'. tonight ant prince george's county spraying will take place help control the mosquito population. mosquitos collected in the al rive park area two weeks ago, and they tested pitive for the west nile virus. the first discovery this year of mosquitos, with the virus in maryland. tonight c hws will staye at riverdale park and ednt ton and hyatssville and earlier this week they announced the first casef acquired virus this year. the affected person lives in baltimore and spraying is also scheduled for that area, too. >> you were talking aboutwa

ing your dog. >> and you've got to dump over all your buckets and anything that was collectingater because they are all full. so a perfect breeding ground, right. et rid of that. the good news is through sunday we're looking at mainly dry b weathe tomorrow evening i'm seeing a line of thunderstorms moving through the area. they will be traveling rather slowly ateut think a 20 miles per hour from west to east and some of them are looking to be stro severe because of the heat and humidity and sunshine that we' haveuring the daytime hours. kind of annoying it's hpening on your friday night. look at the shot in the background at looking the nice summer evening and tomorrow evening it will be in weather alert move. however, those thunderstorms do something nice or the weekend and lower the humidity level and have mainly dry weather both saturday as well as sunday. more rain moves in next week and theood news ise're not going to get as much rain as we saw this week. next week we'll pick up 1 to 4

neches when everything is said onand the overall rain tlook. ans when you get home from work, you'll be just fine. during the evening hour if you have dinner out, goingth t zach brown band concert or yonce and jay-z stay weather ready. most of us can count on a rain. no soggy night but a thunderstorm moving through the area yimpactinr evening hours. saturday and sunday, you see here in on monday there's a chance for late day showers and tuesday we're tracking scattered areas of rain and thu erstorms as we see that rainy pattern set up. tomorrow and friday a highte erature of 91 and hot and humid during the day withnn pary skies and strong evening thunderstorms out there. i'll be in there with lauren tracking anything t on stormm 4 radar while doug is enjoying time off. here's the impact and here's thing between 5:00 and 11:00 p.m. we're not going to need a lot for some isolatedri issuesy

night. gusty winds are also a threat and don't even need winds that strong and it's how wet the ground is. potential for hail out there and thunderstorms. thankfully i'm seeing a very, very low risk. not much at all for an isolated tornado out there. going down for the beyonce and jay-z contes temperatures with humid condition. on saturday the concert is looking nice. lower humidity and likely dry. a mix of clouds and sunshine with temperatures around 78 degrees and by 8:00 p.m. when the concert is getting underwayy humi levels tomorrow, oppressive t feeling clo 100 degrees and lower humidity moves in for the weekend. allergy report. trees, weeds and grasses and mold spos coming in moderate. they were high yesterday so if your allergies were bothering you it's the mold.hs

tomorrow hn the 90s. most of us will have a mpletely dry weekend. on monday a 40% chance for late-day showers an inunderstorms. s possible at times tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and next friday. >> all right. amelia. thank you. what about myonrt for james taylor and the eagles tonight at nats park? >> going to be just fine. >> i wanted to hear that. thanks so much. we'll see you in a bit. >> a maryland mother accused of abando her children on the side of the beltway pore days. >> and this wasof in the dea winter. toda her tearful plea to a judge and the daughter who came to her defense. >> plus, the reptiso native to uth america found here in d.c. in an apartment. we'll tell you what tipped off the police. >> look at that. >> the rain finally gone. a lot of people will try to hit ure pool this weekend. you'd be sprised to know that there may be parasitesurking

in the water. we've got you covered though. susan hogan has two s ps to take to protect your family and etevent everybody from gting

a developing this afternoon, a terrible story of child neglect. ten kids abandoned by their mother on a frigid night. >> today that mother was sentenced, and news 4's aimee cho is outside the montgomery

county courthouse with details for us on that story. aimee? >> these are the court documents that accuse the mom of endangering her ks can. i want to show you each paragraph represents the kid who had to spend aht n in a freezing cold van on the side of the road this. video showing kids who told police they were cold and scared. her children had been staying in the minivan for two days on the side of west-west highway in 20-degree weather, this after her mom kicked her 12-year-old son out of the car and made him walk all because he couldn't fix the car's broken heat. c after the ran out of gas, a harshal the kids went to sleep in the car and when the kids woke up the mom was dwof t gone. they scrounged for money and en went to find food. marshall admitted today in court she has a drinking problem and is goihrough treatment in a

halfway house. >> we hope this time in jail wi help this young woman mend her ways and help her better care for her children and deal with the mental health issues h that s. >> marshall is getting not one but two duis whi pregnant with her 14th child. said after the baby was born, child protective services took them odaway. >> in court marshall cried she's told the judge trying to mend her ways. one of her daughters showed up to support her saying she and her siblings want their mom back but the judge feels she needs to serve jail time. >> those poor kids, aimee, thank you. friends and family are saying a final good-bye to the manager of a popular restaurant who was shot and killed during a robbery in dorida. lones attending his funeral at the church of the little fler in bethesda. he was the general manager of

ingl's restaurant in the s valley area of northwest d.c. r and his wife were at a weddingeption in his hometown of atlanta, it was georgia, not florida, waiting for an unier when a man drove up and tried to rob him and shot him. christian broder died on friday night leaving behind a wife and a 9-month-old daughter. we are getting a clearer sense now of what happened inside the friendshipeights metro station when a worker stabbed a passenger to death. it happened just after midnight tuesday, and here's what the metro worker told police moments afterha tt stabbing. >> i have a station manager land line advising that she just stabbed an irate customer. >> witnesses say the man was pounding on the glass before entering that kiosk. there was a physical ro coation, and the me toe worker pulled out a pocket knife

later telling police she was afraid for her life. >> station manager is advising that he came into the kiosk a v way irate. he's not familiar with him. very iratend had to defend herself. >> police identified the man as jeremy bondf rockville. >> redskins training camp officially underw town i richmond. >> lots of smiles on the players' faces as they timely get back to football in this, whoa, heat down there, sherree. she joins us, and i heard the ggest smile there belongs to the new quarterback, is that right? i reporter: yes, does, jim, and this is alex smith's 14th training camp, butt is his first with the redskins. we got a few glances ofri him mini camp in otas. this is the first realistic we get to seeim working with the offense on the field. of all the new players out there all eyes wer on number 11.

smith will be starting with only his third team in his 14 years in the nfl. and though, yes, he's a veteran, camp is still one of his favorite times of the year. >> love -- i love going away to camp, y know, sort of to get down here and get started off. family have kids and a you have less and less time to hang out with the guys, and camp is a time for that, but i feel like my best football is still ahead of me. certainly, i feel like i've been ascending and still feel like haven't reached my potential, and tllt's what pushes me, challeng me to continu to strive to get better. i feel like i'm a young a 34-year-old, i do have a lot of ball left ahead of me and i'm excited to kind of ke pushing that and push that ceiling. i still feel i haven't reached it. the. >> well, yes, alex smith is 34 years old and he's one of two of the oldest guys on this redskins

vernon davis, guys, is also 34, so they are certainly the veterans leading this squad. >> wow. we're feeling old. >> i was going to say, 34. that's old. >> rookies are only 21. >> you can laugh, sherree burruss, we'll see you at 6:00. next, the meals that will cost you days worth of call raise. >> the annual rundown of the unheal unhealthiest meals around. >> we're in the final minutes of the backpack for kids campaign. still time for you to donate here in prince george's county. thank you, young lady. in just a minute we'll talk to the county executiveho stopped by. we'll see you then. >> we're also talking about that you can see it with molee's shot. thanks to high pressure the rain has moved off the coast and bringingrontal system us some rain possible tomorro

all right. we're wrapping up a special kay here hat nbc 4. still need a your help. backpacks for kid. >> donations going on all day long. the generous viewers dropping off backpacks all day long at the woodmore center. >> how is this looking in the final setch, molette? >> reporr: you know what.

i believe we're going to get this bin here full before 6:00, but we are going to put out the call right now. we've got some helpo do that in just a second. want to show you. taking backpack school supplies. we want to have both of these bins full by the time we're done at 6:00, and then over there at our setup we've got the box there taking your checks and your cash so you can donate in a mber of ways before we are done here inge princge's county. come on, prince george's county. you can come out in a big way. i want you tot see what looks like when we got started a attle bit earlier. take a look the video here of some of the first folks to couple and t donate withheir backpacks, with their cash. people came with their children. people cameir with the grandchildren, and then they said, you know what, if this is for a good cause, 4,000 kids who

will get bapacks. we've got the county selectman and councillor atan large. for joining us. look, we've got to get to our goal. >> we want everybody from prince george's county and around to come o here and fill these bins. county -- counc member-elect calvin hawkins and i are doing our part. we'll put the backpacks in here, n op ithere. >> drop it in here. >> got schoolupplies so we actually left money over there. i wanto thank n 4 for doing this. a short period of time to do thise and get peo back to school with everything that they need. thank you, come on out. it's nice o. come o out. >> reporter: it's nice and hot. appreciate it. thanks so very much. look, if you cannot make it out we'll be back in two weeks at apple federal credit unions in alex dria. come othere's still time. there's still time to come on out and help us fill u these bins. back out to you guys. it's been wonderful, too

>> good for him coming out there in the last mute. he looks sharp. >> thanks. if you can't get out tonight, you can donate online. $20ills one backpack. get on our nbc washington app. search backllcks and it's easy. tells you all how to do it. it's pretty nice out there right now, but as with most thing it's not going to last. >> we're going to check in with the forecast. >> i'm adam tuss. should local governmen start removing red light cameras like removing red light cameras like this one in norwest d.c.

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back with a live look over city, i can't take my eyes off this shot. we've been in such a rainy

monsoon week this weere we psyched to see the sun again and amelia and lauren are tracking arop in the humidity. it was pretty wicked out there. the forecast, including a chance for some strong storms when we check in with them when w check in a couple of minutes. >> if you drive around the area long enough you do learn where the red light cameras are. everyone around you suddenly slams on the brakes and starts really going slow. does that make them less effective? lot of safety groups a urging leader not to take away the red light cam a program because they think it might lead to a deadly situation. transportation reporter adam tuss live in northwest d.c. with more on a new report that is out. >> adam in. >> that's right, wendy. that's where we're at with the red light camera tprograms. s one here at connecticut and porter, and if you do take them away, the safety groups are saying that they are increasing a safety risk. >> this cra test video can be

hard to watch at times, a right angle crthh. is the kind of crash that bennett dreads. >> you know, this is a thoroughfare. she feels better protected with a red light camera at her corner here and doesn't feel one bit bad if a driver gets caught. >> i see the flash go off and i e the flash and i'm happy they are getting a ticket >> many local governments have started to strap the red light camera program and say deadly crashes have gone upn return. the insurance institute of highway safety said more than 1,800 people died in red light crashes. if you take the red light cameras away the chances of go up.inds of crashes do >> there's no monitoring of behaviors and then if you want to run red light cameras there's

no penalty. >> there's still plenty of drivers that don't like red light cameras. >> i mean, don't make people really slow down. they still go throu them. they just make money. the that's about it for now. >> for at least in our area,en of cameras still flashing away. >> why would some of those local government actually think about getting rid of the red light camera programs? well, they say, number one, the public opposition against them has gotten too high and, number two, basically they have become too expensive t maintain. wendy, back to you. >> all right. some of us are contributing our share to that cause. >> i'm keeping many red light cameras alive. i'll tellat you . >> not going anywhere around here. >> that's for sure. >> thanks,>> buddy. melia joins us now. have you been popular today? not that youe notopular every day. for thee days you and doug have been pretty roh, nday, tuesday, wednesday. cloudy skies and periods of rape

at times, and lastik night the grand finale with just biblical rainfall. >> yes. >> biblical. take a look. >> look at that bicyclist. >> where isat th >> that's impressive. >> northwest washington. >> sign him up for theour de france. >> we saw 3 to 4 toven 5 inches of rain in some areas, theit came down so fast and ground was so saturate that had f did havesh flood warnings for part of virginia, the d.c. metro area and up arod the baltimore metro area during the evening hours right now until about 9:30 at night. thankfully on storm team 4 radar i'm only tracking some isolated showers and thunderstorms out there right now. these are down in parts of northern virginia and out around the le ray area, madison county to culpepper and oneoving from rappahannock into fauquier county. the latest guidance is showing t these continue push east, ohey will fizzle out and maybe make it i prince william

county. fairfax and areas east looking to stay dry. i'll be keeping a close eye on ese continuing at 6:00 and tracking them for you. i want to showro you tom because there's only isolated showers and thunderstorms out there right now. moreidespread thunderstorms out there tomorrow. not during the afternoon hours. here's 2:0 p.m. on future weather. a mixture of clouds and sun and we're largely drive and by 5:00 p.m. thunderstorms start to move in, the panhandle of west virginia and 6:00, in the similar locations, and then look at what happens at about 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. these are moving through parts of montgomery and fairfax county. look at the reay bright colors on here. even at 9:00 p.m. the sun has just gone down. these have the potential to be strong to severe and very heavy rainfall. could be slow moving so some flood issues are possible. we could see gustyindshat could bring down some streisand isolated hail out there tomorrow evening. that's why we're calling tomorrow evening a storm team 4 weather alert. >> absolutely right about that, but it looks a lot better friday

night once the frontal system passes through the area. take a look at the weekend. if you like today you'll definitely like the weekend. sa lrday mornins humid and looking good for your morning.y by saturday afternoon an isolated chance and same deal on sunday. isolated chance and both days wi be less than 30%. sunshine coming for the weekend. headed out to the city open, it begins tomorrow as the celebration, theickoff tournament, burks again, it will start at 8:00 a.m. with the fi mtches at 8:00 a.m. on saturday morning and then another match at 9:00 and another at 10:00. looking good. lower humidity and dry out there. and pretty dry for anything else you want too this weekend. pool time looking good for that. barecues and parties and bides tomorrow night, looking a lot better for your saturday and sunday. keep an eye to the sky on sunday, especially sunday night. d.c. field day, go ahead and grab the spf. that's at rfk stadium for that d.c. fielday

beach forecast, ocean temperature in the mid to upper 70s. could have a few evening storms tomorrow night and more isolated storms saturday and another better chance on sunday and temperatures in the low to mid-80s at bech and we introduce more chance of rain, unfortunately, amelia, as weou had t next week. >> we see the rain pattern set up and don't see as much rain as we saw t past week. here's the four-day forecast. evening thunderstorms tomorrow and mainly dry and h lessid both saturday and sunday and even monday and also looking mainly ury. noil the afternoon hours where we start to see some showers hand thunderstorms potentiall impacting t area. the humidity builds back in on tuesday and with thatomes the clouds and rain at times and then wra fc waves of rain apt ti wednesday, thursday and next friday. thank you. ed group foc on healthy eating, are you hungry and ready umto hear thesers? it's giving atiger woods meals it considers extre. e center for science and the

public interest gives one of its extreme awar tthe cheesecake factory's breakfast burrito coming in at 2,700 calories and more than 70 grams of saturated, saturated fat. >> that's how we like our fats. >> exactly. >> that wil stick with you a day. breakfast most important meal. cheesecake factory reacted in a statement suggesting one meal could serve multiple people. the restaant loves it when guests share because it's a size that portions are generous. >> these things are always frightening. >> they are. >> no surprise that another award goes to amc theaters for its pretzels and at chipotle's the honey chicken chipotle waffles wouldver be low cal. but you've been warned. >> yeah. >> all right. >> well, more than 4,000

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into ad rage explode street fight. this in brooklyn. >> yeah, police there are looking for a driver scene on video furiously waving a box cutter and then pinning another driver. t reporter: words escalat violence and then horror and they are dragging and ping the vctim to a. this guy is that victim. >> i don't know if that one is happening. >> reporter: he doesn't want to show his face. he does want to see his wounds and hear the story. >> he got a knife and startedt swinging it me, and i was trying to get rightw. >> is:30 in the afternoon.

>> i didn't let him in my le or whateve >> he forced himself in fro of the lane. >> this victim is the uber driver. said something in the car and cuts him off and they get out of cars and then the guy takes out a box kirt, and you can see it swing several times at the victim. >> just very violent and very aggressive. >> and then the stranger driving the white car with plates runs over and reaches in and takes the victim's car keys and the victim isn't the ur driver. >> i just started driving with uber. >>rying to get his keys which are key to his livelihood. >> the uber driver is caught when the suspect hits the gas and flipping the victim n the air. >> i was nervous. >> the motorist should remain in their vehicles, and if necessary take down the morist. >> and as they stretch t alternatives for road rage, they want you to see the video. y>> it's pre chaotic.

you can see it's gone pretty much viral. >> and able to get off of it. >> lieutenant rachel s kosaks they have heard from viewers through crimestoppers. >> this video is a jarring reminder of just how fortunate he is. >> it's a dangerous thing to hold on to a car. >> he promised to reunite immigrant children with their now what. >> driving distracted. new cell phone video shows shuttle bus driver break rules behind the wheel. >> do lead to major changes in one local school district and why this proposal doesn't go far enough.t >> deadline day for the government and for parents and

children forced to part at the border.ho >> more than aand families are now back together, but hundreds of sons and daughters may not make it into their parents arms by midnight tonight. >> nbc's jay gray explains what could happen next. >> i am a child. >> families belong together. >> reporter: protests in washington while we hear that the pain of separation continues at the border. >> all we wanted was to have our kids back. >> reporter: he's able to hold his little girl again. one of more than a thousand families back together now according to the jnttice epart with another 625 expected to be reunitedn soon. buthe day of a court-imposed deadline for all children to be hreunited wit their families, there are still more t 900 kids with no clear path back to theirs, parent partly because more than 450 of heir parents have already been deport

government lawyers say they have been unable to locate some parents released inhe u.s. and that 130 of those deported have voluntarily left their children hind. the legal representatives for many of those families say