and financial security we strengthen communities everywhere. creating real possibilities. >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. developing overnight. the maryland woman who wents mising in the hawaiian wilderness two weeks ago has been found alive. police say she was married to a foreign movie star and a baltimore drug lord at the same time when murderedow investigators are hoping you can help them catch a possible suspect. and a judge says president trump cannot use military money to build a wall on the southern border. even with theergency dirk krashgs. good morning. thank you for spending your

me orial day weekend withus. it's a beautiful morning ahead. a look outside. perfect for the thousands of final in town for the year of rolling thunder. get in check with clay anderson in for lauryn ricketts. good morning, clay. it's going to stay beautiful all day, i hope? >> looking forwardto a great sunny start for the memorial day weekend. thanks for being with us. those who traveled here we say good morning to you. meagan mentioned, a sunny day, pleasant as we start the weekend. temperatures riding throughoutd. the weeken for now, not a bad day to get outside for your morning walk, your morning jog,our morning ride. temperatures include 67 degrees at our nation'scapital. annapolis, 60 degrees and out to the west. even into dulles and the far west temperatures in the 60s. whatu need to know for the upcoming day? starts dry. gets warmer day-by-day.

saturday, sunday, into monday. and isolated rain showers and thunderstorms as we continue the weekend. meagan, we'll give everyone a t complete forecn a few minutes. >> clay, thank you. developing this morning. a sigh of relief. remember the story about the woman with ties to maryland who went missing after hiking in hawaii? she's been found alive. this picture is just coming in to our newsroom of amanda ellerg ri after she was rescued. you see her smiling there. according to a facebook page ruf bymily and friends, eller is being airlifted out of the forest and just has minor injuri they say. the nbc station in hawaii confirmed this news. the mechanicsville native got lost afr going on a hike in makawao nature reserve near her home more than two weeks ago. last seen on may 9th. a day before she went hiking.

according to the family and good s facebook page, in spirits and slightly injured. we are waiting too learn about her condition. stay up to dte on the latest in our nbc washington app. all lanes o the 14th street bridge are back open after a serious crash involving firefighter. they were responding to a hit-an-run crash and while treating the victim of then accthree of the firefighters were struck by a passing vehicle. the driv the vehicle stayed on the scene. e most serious injured firefighter went under surgery yesterday evening and told the two others have been released from the hospital. new details in the tragic murder of a woman in prince georges county. look at the sketch just released of the person they believe killed her. bettie jenifer, gunned down in broad daylight leaving work in green belt just two weeks ago. detectives say a gunman chased her down in the parking lot and

shot her before taking off. she was married to a well-known actor from gha. his name is chris ato. policeay she was still in the process of divorcing a convic d ed drug dealer. and a man found shot this h morning and morning the hunt is on for the killer. this is the scene on robbi avenue near powder mill road. notro far f the boys and girls club. no suspects at this time. police are speaking with neighbors to learn more abt what happened. and this morning, two men are now facing murder charges accused of killing a teen who as walking home in waldorf. 18-year-old walter thomas was found dead on a bike path in march. charging documents show the crime was connected to a shooting the day before. police charged michael moore

with both crimes. the second suspect, darin miller, only charged in thomas' murder. the two men killed thomas in an attempt to throw off the investigation. >> we don't see this in charles county. the victim and his friend were just walking down the street, leaving a house, walking towards another and suspects approached and appears just randomly fire. pd >> both men are held at the charles county detention center without bond. this morning a virginia man is facing acharge for shooting and killing another man in a parking lot fight. it happened early yesterday mornin at the strip mall in chantilly. witnesses tell us miguel hernandez was picking up his wife from a restaurant when police say a fight broke out between him and another man named stephen green. green allegedly shot and kill hernandez then waited at the scene for police to arrest him. two other people were also hurt in the altercation, but not by

gunfire. and an update on a local catholic priest charged with several counts of sexually abusing his parishioner including two children. irbondo pleaded notuilty and appeared yesterday in a d.c. courtroom. he was a priest at the shrine of the sacred heart in northwest d.c. accused of inappropriately touching and kissing 10 and 13-year-old girls and a woman while a priest from 2015 to 2017. the washington archdiocese removed him from his position at the shrine of the sacred art. metro's major summer shutdown officially begins today and is expected to impact s.ousands of riders for mon all stations south of reagan national airport on the blue and yellow les will be closed so that metro can repair the platforms. the shudotdown is expected to lt

until september 8th. free shuttles to move passengers between the closed stations. we have details in our nbc washington app how to get around. search metro shutdown. the aclu anded plan parenthood filed a joint lawsuit against alabama's new abortion law. the law makes all abortions illegal at any stage of pregnancy unless the mother's health is at risk. it's set to take affect in november. governor kayivey signed the bill into law last week. state lawmakers have been debating it at all lengths trying tget it before the supreme court with the goal of overturning roe versus wade. meanwhile, missouri's governor signed a bill that bans abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy. like alabama's new law, no exceptions forrape or incest. doctors who violate the ban could face up to 15 years in prison. last night a federal judge temporarily blocked a new

abortion law from going into effect in mississippi. b it would most abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected at about six weeks of pregnancy. new this morning, a blow to the trump administration's prime promis yesterday a federal judge blocked president trump from building setions of his u.s./mexico border wall with money used by declaring a national emergency. the president made the declaration in february after congress refused to fully fund his wall leading to a 35-day government shutdown. as a compromise, lawmakers gave the president a fraction of what he was asking fo for improvements to alr existing structures. he accepted it, but later declared a national emergency diverting other government funds to pay for the border wall. and this morning, an update on the college admissions scandal. three morearents have pleaded gutty. yesterday marjorie klapper, jane

buckingham and robert flakman made they are pleas in a goften courtro boston courtroom. charged with mail fraud. klapper and buckingham paidho ands of dollars to have someone cheat on the ac for their kids. flakman admitted to paying $75,000 to boost his child's entrance score. l ls and after being found living in deplorable conditions, officials in bristol say the home had no running water or electricity and full of animal waste. despite all this, we're told the dogs are in pretty good shape. the city n that legal custody of them, but the owner has ten

days to appeal and regain custody. f that fails local animal shelter plans to hold and adoption event to find the dogs new homes. theraduation ceremony might be confusing out of a maryland high school because parents and students will hear from two very similar valedictorians. news 4's tracee wilkins sits down withri the very bt twins down withri the very bt twins with anven brighter future. e

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welcome back. time now 6:12.ta ing about two twin sithers. ey share everything, and soon they're going to share the stage at high school. alexis and mckayla ensueka are ino cmplete shock and now are

getting their speeches prepared. >> get 2.5 minutes to speak and work it out. > reporter: this is the valedictorian for bowie's high school class and this is also the victorian. these twin sisters are taking twinning to a horse other levela hing gpas. highest in the school. >> just a coincidence pap crazy coincidence. >> yeah. we just took the same classes and gad good . >> reporter: when not working on those really good grades they're playing tennis. doubles, of course. but the news of this two-way gpa tie exceeded even their expectations. >> we're like, ah, 25%. get a nice grade wauation. called in to the office, you're co-valedictorians?

what? >> reporter: and theha girls scholarships for college and, of course, are going to the same school. >> university of maryland college park majoring in chemical engineering. >> going to university of maryland college park and study mechanical engineering. >> talk about their amazing gpa but girls with over 600 service hours each. theo state ofunity requires 200. they had over 600 each. >> reporter: i asked the twins how they did it all, the answer wa, together. >> i feel i've always had a partner for things in life.it carrying on almost everything, you know? >> reporter: graduation is tuesday. the twins are stilln working o their speech, but their father tells me after they start at the university, they'll be coming back to tutor hthre at high school. reportingor news 4. >> wow. incredible story. not only smart but good, too. and a live look at the nbc washington studios.

a beautiful day ahead. check in with clay anderson when we return. your

welcome back. she was one of the first afric-american women to serve overseas in the u.s. army. on monday along with other members of her battalion, 97-year-old indiana hunt ma fin will p featured in the memorial day parade.

we sat down with martin and has the story of the little known unit known as the 6888. >> reporter: there855 of them, all women, all aican-american. 's in 1945, they deployed overseas. their mission, to sort through millions and millions of letters and packages intended for u.s. g.i.s serving in the war. >> you should have seen the pile. boxes falling apart. >> reporter: one of those youns women indiana hunt martin. the members of the 6888 faced racism here in the states. martin recalls taking the train to georgia for bake training. >> rode all the way to washington, d.c., e had change trains, because from there down, you didn't ride in the same train with the whites. >> reporter: and martin members the air raids. >> they were right outsi of london. we could see the bombs. where the germans were bombing. because they were still bombing.

>> reporter: the army veteran saved momentum from her time serving overseas including items given to her by soldiers coming onck from the frt line. >> so glad to see us, always giving us something. >> reporter: martin sill has part of her yuram, which, yes, still fits. what she'll be thinking about on memorial day, her brothers and her nephew. >>thought about them on memorial day, because all the other soldiers that didn't make it back. the day to anremember, i c tell you that. those boys gave their life for us. for their country. they should be getting medals. they didn't something. y heldtoushe b something. >> repoer: mark seagraves, news 4. >> incredible story there. we thank her for her service and all the men and women who served and serve. and martin keeps in touch with the other members and all

featured in a new documentary. >> friday was graduation day at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. more than 1,000 midshipmen received diplomas and the class of 2016 has the highest g average in history. patrick shanahan delivered the addressand said the true key to success is failure. >> the experience of failure is unfamiliar to many of you. and top aen greater extt than you might realize, that is a liability. if you've never experienced failure, if you've not felt the cut of the blade, then when failure finds you, you won't know how toecover. >> reporter: at the ceremony, each graduate took their oath as either an ensign in the u.s. navy or second lieutenant in the u.s. marine corps. incredible. highest gpa, in the academy's

history. >> something true about failure. you do t know how to rise. >> a beautiful day to hear that message. >> our weatherhould continue to be very niceev the nextal days. unlooking forward to sine today and heat and humidity, if you like that, you'll have that for tomorrow. but for today, right now, clouds are passing through our windows and your windows this morning. temperatures delightful, in the mid-60s. wine are from southeast right now at about 6 miles per hour. a nice start to the holiday. we continue to show the flags across our nation. your forecast for memorial day weekend, a snapshot, 18 degrees today. warm, rather muggy tomorrow. thunderstorm chances increase as we march from sunday into monday. still that chance for a storm from mondayafternoon and evening, with temperatures in the mid-80s. as we show you satellite imagery, basically clear across our area up and down the eastern seaboard. you have to go well to your west acrossyou pick up storms

the nation's midsection. this is known at high pressure and the bermuda high, set up for tupcoming days, tuned for that, as temperatures will rise into the 90s with that. here's the forecast for tonightt peratures in the 60s, and for tomorrow. as i said, -d90ree temperatures, clouds and sunshine with a chance ofshower step back and we take a look and honor and commemorate those that lost their lives. it will be more clou and then sunshine for your memorial day. temperatures rise from the 70s to the 80s, and as we show you over the next several days, temperatures, as i said, that bermuda eye bringing temperatures rising into the 90s. wednesday and thursday,hazy, hot and humid. highs in the 90s. remain belove average across the area. xt several days temperatures warm and then get hot. for that we give you more details as you continue.

i'm melissa mollet with a look at your traffic. work overt weekend, on hold. roads are a little more open for us this weekend. slowest time in the d.c. area will be monday, between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. your trip could take three times as long depending where you're headed. aaa saying 0westbound 5 expected to take folks another two hours on monday during that time and

95 north at least 30 extra minutes. so really got to pack that patience. leave early. stay late. use express lanes when you can. >> t melissa,ank you. some of the best action at an nsa playoff game this week didn't even happen on theu cort. that's green bay packer offensive linemen dav bakhtiari downs down beers on the jumbotron. the crowd loved it and when david challenged quarterback aaron rodgers to match him. he couldn't keep up, though. that bucks/raptors series is stilloing on. game six is tonight at 8:30. he's like,ang on, hang on. i'm going to try. yep, yep -- nope. can't do it. that's all right. anyway -- listen, oh, that's a third. look at -- anyway. a we' seen images like this behind me here. you know how the rest of it

usually goes. a robber is able to get some cash and then runs away. but the robber got a big surprise when the cashier out a gun. his hatchet didn't seem so threatening then. the cashier then casually called 911. police say the robber gave up the hatchet and alogized to the cashier. the robber was able to sneak out and run away and police still have not caught him. whew. he was prepared. and police haven't caught this guy either behind me here. you probably saw this mug shot earlier this week. his name is jose and wanted for not showing up to court appearances. police posted his picture on facebook to try to find him. get this. not only responds to police but says he'll turn himself in, if the post gets 15,000 .lik the post got almost 30,000 likes and now he still didn't turn himself in.

he currently has seven arrest warrants. it doesn't end well. doesn't he know it doesn't end well? aye-yi-yi. anyway, a live look outside. we are in store for a beautiful day. be back to on will let us mow what we can expect for the rest of the weekend. your time now is 6:28. if you're waking up, good if you're waking up, good moing.rn

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thousands of people in our area are on the move isemorial day weekend. we'll help you keep up. ing d.c. police rele shocking new video with the hopes you'll be able to help them crack down a driver who hit a biker and kept driving. a local legend is gone. nearly 50 years after a dream season that was later turned into a ,mov former t.c.ia will football coach yost has died. >> announcer: "news4 today" g,arts now. good mornin and thank you so much for joining us. i'm meagan fitzgerald. thank you for joining us on this memorial day tekend. we wan get a check with clay anderson. he's in for lauryn ricketts this rning. it looks like our forecast will be pretty perfect for today. huh, clay? >> meagan, rath pleasant with temperatures only in the low 80s. passing morning clouds, everyone, don't worry, the sun will break through in a few hours. those traveling, that are

visiting here in the washington awea, welcome you here. morning clouds throughout the area. temperatures in the 60s. 65 in buoy, 67 in the nation's capital. a lot of 60s to go around looking forward to a pleasant saturday across our area and for the forecast, not a bad way to enjoin the forecast. 're looking for temperatures to rise into the low 80s today and then for sunday, if you like it hot and humid,we have that for you as well. sunday in the 90s. meagan, i'll give everyonelehe compte forecast in a few minutes. ba>>k to you. clay, thank you. developing th morning a sigh of relief. remember the story about the woman with ties to maryland who ent missing aftr hiking in hawaii? she's been found alive. this picture here just coming in to our newsroom of amanda eller. right after she was rescuwd. re told that eller was airlifted out of theforest the nbc station in hawaii has

confirmed this news. the mechanicsville native got lost afteroing on a hike in a maui nature reserve near her home. more than two weeks ago. she was last seen may 9th, a day before she went hiking. yccording to a facebook page by her famil and friends, ellerli was sghtly injured, but we are working to learn more about her condition. you can stay up to date on this deve story on our nbc washington app. and the unofficial start to summer is finally r there's been a lot of people coming in to d.c. as well as leaving for the long weekend. so news 4 show mmari stone talk to people ase barbecund pool season gets under way. >> reporter: memorial day weekend is here and people are on the >>roads. a nice little break for surer >> repothis man and his family aredr ing to philly. >> what are the roads like? >> actually a lot better thanwe thought. we started a little later.

clearly bad earlier. >> reporter: they' waze-ing it. >> waze is the secret. reporter: gas prices not that band just above $2.80er gallon. he says traffic is okay -- for now. >> what do you plan to do this memorial day weekend? >> cook out,ll hopefu >> reporter: people we talked to say that me rial day weekend not just about barbecues and events. they plan on taking their boats out on the water, because of the beautiful weather. d.c. community pools will open under sunshine this weekend. you can expe a lo of people to show up here at the banneker near howard university. >> just enough to pile in there and that will be good. >> reporter: andrea says the fun is great but also remembers to pay tribute to the fallen soldiers. >> aware of the significance of this and appreciate the people thatre outthere doing what they're doing so that we n do the stuff that we're doing. >> reporter: remembers an

honoring people who died, while serving. shomari stone, new 4. the last time rolling thunder will be riding in to the district th it began yesterday evening withg blessi of the bikes. almost 400 bikers showed eed u the national cathedral and then many headed to the memorial for the candlelight service of those who died in service. after more than four decades saluting troops,ould be the last. organizers say it's gotten too expensive. next year they'll see if they can keep it alive with regional rides. and at arlington national cemery. what was happening during the absolute downpour at the tomb of the unknown soldier on thursdayn ead of taking cover, a soldier knelt down, american

plag in hand a flag in hand and placed it on t soldier of the unknown. gives you chills. if you're heading anyway this weekend give yourself extra time. most people leaving town are long gone, but you can expect a higher volume o rs throughout the weekend. plus rolling closures for hunder and the national memorial day parade, and if that's not enough, six metro stations on the blue and yellow lines will close for the enti summer. the closure is necessary so metro can ruild crumbling platforms. to findethe best way to g around any of these closuresr what you need to do this weekend, find it on our nbc washington app. search memorial day. l> and take ak at this video from d.c. police. ying to find the person who drove away after colliding with motorcyclist. this was last thursday at 16th

and minta aueven motorcycle critically injured and the car faled to yield the right of way. if you recognize this vehicle, contact police right away. new details in the tragic murder of a woman in prince george's county. give you a look at a sketch police released of the person they believe killed the woman. bettie jenifer was gunned down in broad daylight leaving work in green belt about two weeks ago. detectives say a gunman chased her down in the parking lot and sh her before taking off. jenifer was married to a well-know actor from hana, his name is chris ato. po wce say she still in the process of divorcing a convicted baltimore area drug dealer. police are still trying to determine a moture in her mr. in louisiana, two men are dead after police say they tried to jump the ramp on an open draw bridge in a car. it happened ontuesday. witnesses say the car's passenger pushed the gate arm up

and got back into the r. the driver then hit the gas a tried to jump over to the other side. the car landed in the water and sank. both men were pronounced dead at the scene. and speaker of earyland house of delegate wants a plaque removed from the state house that pays tribute to both union and confe soldiers who seed and died edera civil war. speaker adrian jones says the plaque sympathiz with nfnfederate motivations and memorializing coederate soldiers. the state house trust will have to approve the plaque's removal. he's the legendary football coach that helped lead t.c. williams high school to the virginia state title. now we have learned that bill yost passed away. alexandria city publi schools announced this in a tweet yesterday. he moved to the area in 1970 and later led the titans to an

undefeated season and a state title. his story memorialized in a hit movie "remember the titans." he coachedrore than thee decades. he was 94 years old. hmm. ahead on news 4, we all keep our phones with us pretty much wherever we go, but are our devices keeping track of us, too too questio s

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welcome ack. we all know we pick up our cell phones dozens of times a day if not not. is itsible our cell phones are doing more than helping us conneclo? a closer at protecting your privacy. andrew from our nbc station in i new york w ways to keep companies from tracking you. >> reporter: a chilling thought. your phone may be watching or listening to tu. what's your best advice to a

person protective of their privacy? >> how paranoid do you want to go? >> reporter: very paranoid. >> turn off your phone. put it in the fridge. >> reporter: a cyber security expert at john jay colege that told the i-team about privacy. these studets told us as fridsr heard of. go on snapchat or instagram, an ad for i how did this happen? >> seen en happn my phone, my computer. how do you know i want this? i'm about to search for this? >> is it feasible, sure. >> reporter: theyay there's no evidence your phone is actually listening tohat you say. >> having discussions where people thro out unlikely key words that could have served as, yes, those a ads showing up. >> reporter: and instead offering a different explanation for the ads that pop up inour

feed. >> you have to make sure you did not by some other means mention those words. did you type them somewhere? did you send an email? did you visit a web page?or >> repr: while experts tell us there's no concrete proof that your phone is listening to what you say, devices like an alexa definitely listening. >> i can help you with specific questions. >> reporter: amazon insists its famous virtual assistant does not spy on you. fact, alexa will tell you that f. >> alexa, are you spying on me? >> no. i'm not spying on you. i value your privacy. >> alexa is fed back to the mothership. what's done there is up to who has access to the data. >> reporter: he says that's where the focus should be. protecting data. recent stories about brehes at marriott, target and other companies ignited privacy fears. as for your own iprivacy,n your own home, with your own phone, sthehing it in fridge sounds

extreme. so a safer bet can be, cleari out your google history.si clo apps when you're not using them. and shutting off the phone when .ou want to be extra sure >> that was wnbc's andrew sift. going the says unless the google home phone is activated there is no data save apple has not yet responded. all right. a live look outside your window. the sun has risen. it looks like a beautiful day ahead. we're going to check in with clay anderson in a moment to le usow what the rest of our weekend forecast is looking like. stay with us.

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welcome back.da the "toy" show is coming up next on nbc 4. a check with sheinelle jones and peter alexander ining us live from new york. good morning. >> good morning. coming up on a saturday morning on "today" a hiker miing in maui over two weeks found alive and only slightly injured in a hawaiian forest. how the yoga instructor was rescued and how she suvived. also ahead.u unsual theme park just opening in w tennesseeth atractions designed around the wild stories from the "national enquirer" stirring controversy with an exhibit that centers on the death of princess diana. and break out the movie

mints, a preview of top movies headed your wear. those stories and a lot more when we get started on a saturday morning here on ayoday." beautiful ded ahead. >> beautiful day, yes. i can't get over that hiker. i woke up, saw the news about her. wow.af survived r two weeks. >> cahenomenal. 't wait to hear her story. absolutely. >> guys, thank you. >> see you in a bit. >> see ya. this weekend marks the official start of the summer beach season. news 4 is working for you helping you to decide which beach you might want to take a vacation to. news 4 mark seagraves looks at three of your options. >> reporter: there are plenty of beaches to choose from on the other side of the bay. rehoboth beachnd boasting a old school board wh and plenty of shopping and dining. >> the nation's capital, always called that. > reporter: a few miles to the south, bethany beach looking for the same thing. >>. quiet

advertise itself as a quiet resort and really are. >> reporter: betny's mayor says that quiet feel is by design. >> a family-oriented .com we have no bar, per se. >> reporter: in maryland, ocean. cit one of the busiest beaches in our area boasts one of the longest boardwalks and now has something brand new that no other beach anywhere has. ♪ the rectangle. a ninja obstacleew course a f blocks from the ocean. but if a ninja obstacle course isn't your speed, the mayor has you covered. >> riding a bike early in the morning on the boardwalk, up and able toexercise, b with your family and do something that's a little of an ocean city tradition. >> reporter: they all have the ocean in common and also something else in common. parking. if you're going to any of these beaches you might want to put the pa o mobile app your phone. beth fi, beany, rehoboth --

>> easy to come here a go to the places you want to go. >> reporter: from rehoboth beach, mark nseagraves,s 4. a tough assignment for mark? huh? >> i can see that. >> we compiled a list of the top places to swim.ar to mour download the nbc washington app and download beaches. i can't believe we're talking about beaches already. it's almost june. >> ocean temperature al bit coo for the maryland beaches. still about 62, 63 degrees. mark was brave. yeah. definitely brave epping out there in front of the ocean. outside our windows now, low clouds. mid-level clouds. about 4,000 to t5,000 f above ground level but breaking out and we're seeing the sun starting to streak through these low to mid-level clouds. we say welcome to all of you that are visiting us here in the washington, d.. area. temperatures now in the mid-60s.

67 degrees currently, and winds out of the southeast.t whaou need to know for this weekend is simply this. yes, we have a dry start today and it gets warmer dayay by d from saturday, sunday into monday. so today we will have the sunshine. for tomorrow, if you like it hot and humid,emperatures rise from the 80s to the 90s and we continue from monday, isolated chance of a thunderstorm for your memorial day. speaking of memorial day again we do commemorate this day. temperatures for your sard, sunday and monday, break it down. 81 today. 92 in town for tomorrow, and that threat of storms monday in the mid-80s.ou showing y the bermuda high dominating the entire eastern seaboard. low clouds now anun the breaking through and we look forward to a nice day. speaking of beaches, everyone, e.mperatures on the cool s cooler with the easterly flow at the beaches. 70 degrees toda 83 tomorrow and 75 degrees for your temperature for memorial

day. for memorial day, day planner, more clouds than sunshine. temperatures wi go from the 70s to the 80s. a rather humid afternoon with a threat of showers and thunderstt ms. with tha we talk about the next several days after memorial day. we have a bit of a heat wave, everyone. temperatures in the 90s. right, low to mid-90s p. a possibility of a rumble of thunder. take a good look, keep your shorts ready. shorts ready. a rather warm week ahe.

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job cuts and ford moneyor farmers and nothing saved for retirement all in the week that was. ford announced it is laying offo 500 ers in the u.s. as part a broader plan to cut 10% of its globyl work force august. rart of plans to trim costs and focus onucing trucks, suvs and electric vehicle. the dow fell for the fifth week in a ro longest streak in eight years. one big driver was the trade war with china and sinking expectatiss that the two si can strike a deal, even with recent losses, though, the dow is still only about 5% below its record high. and the trump administration unveiled an aid program to help farmers. this on top of last year's $8

billion program and finally sobering news on retirement. one in four working americans say they have not saved at all for retirement. this according to a survey by the federal reserve. young workers, it's worst. 42% of aged 18 to 29 have no retirement savings. i'm dominic chu, get all y ur business news right here on cnbc, have a great memorial day weekend. time, 6:56. four things to know. a woman with maryland ties missing hawaii found alive. amanda eller got lost after going on a hike in maui more than two wes ago. her family and friends say she is slightly injured and airlifted out of t forest. a federal judge blocked president trump from building sections of the .s./mexico border wall with money used by declaring a national emergency. the president made the declaration back in february

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