she was thinking about the identity of a jew, andd she cam to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good relationship with the arabs. and then the war started in 1947. >> all the arabs were pushed out. >> they were pushed out. >> they feel guilty that you are living here? >> no, no. >> you don't feel guilty that this is a home that belongs to a palestinian family and they got pushed out, and you are the recipient, the beneficiary of the blood and sweat and tears. >> i feel that the israeli government owes them, because the israeli government is the one who made this law about people who are not here.

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those who are backing trump andd the high level hold outs.ut like former presidents george w bush and his father and the mosm recent gop nominee mitt romney. party chairman probe bus try to play go between trauma many andy ryan. >> i talk to him this afternoono after he made his comments, andd what -- i talked to donald t trump, too and they're bothy're committed to sitting down and working, and actually talkingal this out. out. >> reporter: some republicansrea especially ryan have real rl concerns about the impact trump's nomination would have on the gop majorities in congress.r on the other hand, hillaryan hiy clinton is already latching on to those gop division divisionsr ammunition for november. now hillary clinton sees ann opportunity here to win over some republican converts. on the other hand, donald trumpn thinks some of these bernie ther sanders supporters mayeray ultimately turn around and a support him.im steve and annie.nn >> one thing after another in this race, doug.th we will -- this is going to keeo going for months more now.

companies andd to the prices fall and the mess gets work -- worth.want to pull out the capacity. at the same time, they need to and they obligations ish.t to become bubble i they have to take money out of the best and worst performing. it is no easy tax. guest's bring in the next into the conversation. it is great to have you on this program. let's get the tracker that we are watching here. we are seeing a bit of a retrenchment in data and things been stable for the last number of quarters. >> i do not think that we will get growth close to that. seeink that we are going to growth in the economy and it is clear that parts of the economy are in a recession and they are unemployment in these areas. this is part of the economy that is stressed and they are trying to achieve. knowing what you can do to respond is difficult. >> good morning. what is the day just issue? >> they are both a concern and people always have a degree of uncertainty about the chinese policies with aims and goals for the economy and there is an will fall backy of rely on the old s

. -- family andd friends will gather to remember a mother who was killed in a shooting spree earlier this month. tonight's visitation will be held at the shrine of saint jude catholic church in rockville. tonight, a vigil will be held for gladys tordil. the man accused in the murders was her estranged husband, eulalio tordil. students are holding the vigil at paral at 6:30. begun in then has trial of a man accused of beautifully -- brutally attacking a couple in their home. he is charged in the 2014 home invasion. prosecutors say he wanted revenge after a law office fired his wife. the defense attorney says schmuhl suffered a bad reaction to medication and was badly imbalanced. we will have an update on abc 7 news at 5:00. the latest online at wjla.com. coming up on the news at noon, the washington monument closed again. the issue that keeps popping up for this popular tourist site. plus, a wall comes crumbling down. >> oh, my god, that's a big hole. jummy: a building collapses in the district. what authorities believe caused it and the impact on the neighborhood today. plus, what au

justice, andracial environmental justitice, and immigration r reform and a half toward citizenship, andd rebubuilding inner c cities throroughout this country, and protecting the needs of the native american peoplple -- our ideas are the future of this country. amy: on sunday, sanders visited the original delano headquarters of the united farm workers union, where he reiterated his call for a national ban on fracking when asked what he would do about poor water quality in the san joaquin valley. this comes as environmental groups are criticizing the obama administration after two federal agencies finalized reports claiming fracking off the coast of california would pose no signifificant risk to thee environment. the e announcement of the repors by the u.s. bureau of ocean energy mananagement and the e bu of safety and environmnmental enforcrcement ends a court-orded moratotorium oofoffshorerackcki, which was put t into place earlr this year after the center for biological diversity challenged the administration's practice of rubber stamping offshore drilling without an environmental revi

say, andd of that, to we have the power to exercise that. amy: i want to go to another clip from the documentary "continuous journey." , here we learn how canada discriminated against particular immigrants depending on their alleged desirabibility. >> building in vancouver since the early days when shiploads of indian immigrants started arriving. the authorities did everything they could to discourage them from settling in canada. >> it was clear that politicians were talking about a white canada policy. it was proclaimed every day in newspapers. it was proclaimed in parliament, you know, johnny mcdonald and one of his first speeches to parliaiament got up and said, canada is a white man's country. we will create immigration policies to create a white man's country. >> the anti-asian drives in 1907 forced the government t into action. but it h had to be careful. canada w was still stuck i in te empire. >> canada, as s such, does thatt contntrol its own foreigign-pol. to understand anwhat measures canada takes regarding the --ury of foreign n

with an alleged some of over $2 bribes andd in kickbacks to businessmen and politicians in exchange forolitical support. overinflated deals have in turn caused financial damage to the country, which has been hit by low commodity prices. petrobras has reported record losses for the last two t financial years and has the largest debt of any oil company in the world, over $126 billion. to reduce its spending, it is 12,000 jobscut over by 2020. his appointment is meant to reassure investors. he served as energy minister the president in the 1990's. but his scope of action appears limited. as the head of a state company, he receives orders from the government and is bound by official guidelines. meanwhile, greece is close to clinching a debt relief you with its creditors. that is according to the economics minister speaking on the sidelines of the g7 meeting in japan. amounts national debt economicf its entire output and the international monetary fund has repeatedly warned that that level is unsustainable. countries,ne especially germany, have opposed debt relief. agreement that an still ne

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.:0 tuesday ma tenth i'm homilyil alongside of allison, steve andd wisdom.wisdom.en is off today.ur t >> also ahead this morningng singer meghan trainor saying non to her own music video. her song.g. no my name is no. my she says she deleted it because it used too much photo shop. sh. now she has message for thehe makers and her fans it's been out for a minute.e >> this is not knew.w. >> interesting. >> new video.ideo >> okay.y all right.al 10 days into may bear al glimpsm of the sun 10 days in, 13, 143, days of rain it's rained everyid day. >> is that a glimpse.. >> today's rain marks two weeks straight our gray and rainyur g cycle it's not over yet foret f details tucker is back with a wa first check of the forecast. ths kind of like early into basebal season we have a streak going. >> keep it going, right. r >> every day in may we've hady e rain. >> including today. tomorrow,.. >> let's it over.'sve >> the next day, the next day.h. it's good for the garden muchga good for the vegetables.egetabs >> washes away the pollen.n. >> good for the farmers. fme >> there y

gm turning now to the forecast andd taking a life look at side, we i got a relieve from the chilly wet weather and it was beautiful. the sun made an appearance this afternoon. let's check in with gwen to look at the mother's day forecast. i can only hope that we get an appearance from the sun come co together. we will get a little more sun tomorrow and that's someç goodp news for all our mothers. for dinner or lunch or brunch o something of that sort.ing we're going to begin with a looa at our highs for todays. we hit into the mid to upper 600 today much we should really be in the low 70ss, but you knownow what, it is warmer than it was s yesterday. so that's at least a plus. keeping an eye on our radar now. we've got a few light isolated showers here and there to deal o with for the overnight hours and that's the same story for the te early part of tomorrow and and that's because we have a frontae system coming through.om so we're keeping an eye on that. it won't stick around for too long. we will have some sunshine at least before the afternoon aft hours. 58 in the city t. winds are

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bl the drug enforcement agency andd the us attorney's office joined a local investigation after a prominentddiction doctor revealed prince representativesr reached oup to him for help. the federals are now cracking down on e cigarettes. e cigarettes will now have n federal oversight and will have to follow the same regulations as other tobacco products.rodu they must also have health warning. these new rules take affect in three months. e cigarettes turn nicotine into a liquid vapor. kfc is getting in the beauty products business.busi the fast food chain is releasing -- it sounds like adsl joke, but it's a real story. they're releasing nail polisholi that is edible and tastes like chicken. the company claims it's, quote, finger liking good. have we verified this? it comeo in two flavors, original and who the and spicy. >> shut up. it comes in spicy, too? yes. right now it's only available in a limited release in honk con.ok no word if it will be release ie the us. the boll is labeled with edible, but it's not clear if it's save to chug from the bottle. >> this is crazy. so when you look at

might one day be afforded the right to marry and that right, of course, is recognized as a guarantee anddded in our constitution in the wake of that historic triumph, we have seen bill after after statete taking aim at the lgbt community. responses reflect a recognizably human fear of the with thend discomfort uncertainty of change but this is not a time to act out of fear. time to summon our nation virtues of inclusivity, diversity, of compassion and mustmindedness and what we never do is turn on our neighbors, our family members, our fellow americans for something that they cannot control and deny what makes them is why none of us can stand by when a state interests the business of legislating identity and insists that a person pretend to be something or someone that they are not or invents a problem that does not exist as a pretext for discrimination and harassment. and let me speak now directly to of the great state, the beautiful state, my home of north carolina. you have been told that this law vulnerable populations from harm but that is just not the case. law does ist this inflict fu

details such as black belts were ththought to be canals andd contributed to academic debates on whether there was life on mars. >>>> translator: i it's a good opportunity y to gaze into the sky. imagining what future generations will find when they reach there. >> reporter: nasa scientists plan to send people in mars in the 2030s, so people may be closer to understanding a little bit more a authe planan's mysty each te it ces close us. > les n s what ear's weher tlooksike with sayaka mori who o starts off wi the inundation in europepe. >> dangerousus weaeather iss persisting in eueurope. onon saturday 46 people were injured by lightningng strikes germany anand france,, and f fl affected many places across southern portions of germany over the weekend and also hail stones have damaged bears this france. for the next couple days we're looking more more severe weather to happen because a couple low pressure systems are still lingering. the systems are out off from the jet stream. we're looking at conditions persisting the next couple of days. we're talking about heavy rainfall, strong gust

andd. tonight he's facing second degree murder. people running, hollering.ho it was just chaos. in less than three minutes police say a man singlely high jacketed metro bus u6 and struck and killed a pedestrian. >> that's crazy. cr somebody would lose a life because somebody wanted to actct crazy out here. police would not speculate whether the suspect was intoxicated or influence of drugs as he boarded the bus and stood over the driver.he as soon as the bus made its next stop on kenilworth avenue, thehe suspect attacked the driver.ver. the metro driver pushed theushe emergency button. a driver and passengers jumped off and the suction peck jumped in the driver's seat hopping several curbs and eventually barreling through the crown gas station on minnesota avenue.aven it's here at this a bus hit a man those who saidad would help out byç taking trask out to help with local businesses. the next thing i know i see the bus coming through the gas station. kenilworth, 3300 block of burrows. we'll check that location right now in burrows. burrows is sure. we have one person struck by

police had no hd idea where this man was because he showed up here at montgomery mall in bethesda andd shot again, allegedly killing ae than ma, shooting two other people and continuing his crime spree here in montgomery county. here at high point heights parking lot in beltsvilletsvi started a nearly 24-hour manhour hunt for a shooter police wouldo initially not name.y no we are currently looking for the suspect. we believe we have identified the suspect. prince george's county police said the suspect shot and killed his estranged wife, 44 year old gladys tordil and injured another man attempting too diffuse a heated argument between the once couple alloup before the eyes of students, including the victim's daughter. she came out of the building on the side where the band room is and we just had to pull her back in. more than five hours followingrs the shooting death of the 44 year old mother. police release this picture to the public. 62 year old eulalio tordil, aori federal protective service officer naming him the suspected killer. one of my patrol officers was patrolling the area

that means packed roads andd roa airports.ut if you're sticking close toe home getting around won't be ana easier.si we'll tell you why >>> president obama makingakin history.hist today he became the first f sitting president to visitisit hiroshima the sight of the firse atomic bomb attack ever.r. he used the occasion to makeionm cull for peace.cull but not everyone was a fan of f his message. >>> words you never even heard h of but still too easy for the fr third year in a row the swellinl bee ends in a tie.ie we'll hear from the winners anda show you why you don't mess with the best.t. >>> and later, the nats lucky number might be 107. 107 we're dancing our way into the e weekend with miss virginia.ir good day at 9a starts now. ♪ if you only so you gary mcgradyg >> good day.>> gd da >> oh, boy. b >> you looked good gary.ar >> it is 9:01 on this friday may i'm maureen alongside thesidehe beautiful allison seymour, theue handsome steve chenevey. holly and wisdom --do >> they got the best assignmentn of the day. of t if you wan

away but behind its placid landscape, laconia's people were aware of the challenges their country andd in the election-year many became actively involved in the primary campaign. jim wilson lives in laconia. like many of his neighbors he is , a member of the republican party. this year, he is chairman of the laconia chamber of commerce, and he owns the town's camera store. >> if you are familiar with super eight cameras, this is one that loads with a drop-in cartridge. >> jim cares about the future of his country and he is concerned about away the government spends money, including his tax money. he thinks a republican administration can do a better job and jim thinks there is one man who can do it best. jim is a nixon man. >> there is absolutely no advantage for nixon to come and debate, because as long as nixon stays in the background, romney just digs a deeper hole and buries himself. >> with romney -- >> but his wife is still considering other candidates. >> i think he is that middle-of-the-road candidate that we need. >> he is very liberal, you know? >> eugene mccarthy? >> that's

the principal said it was a violation of the dress code andd her mother appealed.ap lindsay watts is life with the latest. minutes, the charles county co superintendent's office has made ant decision about this. i'm going to bring in both women katie o'malley simpson. what is it. this afternoon the assistant granted dylan mccabe's appeal to wear the ceremonial moccasins for graduation.. what was her reason. we have requirements, but somehow we maze exceptions basea on religious. the assistant superintendent felt in her meeting with dylan that she had long religious ande cultural beliefs and based on that meeting she decided that ah exception was appropriate. i know you said you're going to stick with the graduation dresse code, girls are supposed to wear black shoes and pantihose but you said there is going to be some change coming of this. th what is that? >> take a look at our protocols, as well as our procedures for making exceptions to have a morr formal last-minute requests that youtst don't have enough time to make really very thoughtful decisions. you have t

dea it all happen just a block away from kim balance elementary andd the nationals youth baseball basacademy as children were cominge from home from school. some things have changed. we have to for example out t what's happening at theappe community level to result in the tragic change that we've seen. former d.c. mayor vincent grayy says the district ward 7 has seen a disproportionate increasc in homicides.s. again, to have 18 murder six at the same time last year a that is remarkable and astounding. this family's husband, son and brother is the 42nd homicide ho victim this year. he's my hero. he them kids' heros. if it weren't them, the kids k probably wouldn't be here today. > an investigators still not saying if this was a targeted or random shooting. life tonight from mpd headquarters, marina maracco,tes fox5 local news. > we're also following fo developing knews in prince george's county.ge police are on on the sceneor ofa major accident in brandywine. ate people were taken to area hospitals. we're told two have critical cri injuries. the other injuries are not serious. at this

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thee dat t direction of prince george's g school ceo kevin maxwell has investigated the procedures anddolicies throughout the schoolch system. and what can be done to bettertr protect the children whileldrene they're at school. sch these alleged crimes occurring at school during the school day. we'll learn the results of thisi investigation and the results of the task force later thishis afternoon at school boardchoo headquarters in upper marlboro. for now, carraway is being held in jail here in prince george'sg county on $1 million bond. he faces the possibility of life in prison if he's convicted ofvo these charges.s. we're in glenn arden maryland, l bob barnard, fox5 local >> the race to the white house u scare for bernie sanders.e forne secret service grabbed him aft a protesters tried to rush theh t stage. it happened in a rally inly i california yesterday.terd animal rights group later tooket responsibility for thatt incident. the senator is okay.setor told the crowd would take more than that to scare him.e h hillary clinton making somemakg changes to her campaign. her schedule th

they approve approached him andd him to drop his weapon.fired one shot at the officers and missed. one of the officers fired twice back. a bullet hit the man's left leg and traveled to his right leg as well. >> the male goes into a house and the officers make an arrest at that time. the male was taken to presbyterian hospital and he's in stable condition. >> reporter: there was another man inside the home. he was taken to southwest detectives for questioning. we're live at police headquarters, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine, thank you for that. >>> and police in south jersey are still trying to track down a hit and run driver that person killed a 53-year-old woman a week ago in camden during a police chase. police say tia walker was walking from a relative's home just over a mile from her own home crossing the intersection of seventh and newton as she did she was struck by two men in a stolen car being pursued by camden county police. the men jumped out of their vehicle and fled on foot. there were witnesses on the sc

thi i'm steve alongside maureen ande wisdom kicking off good day andd the weekend with a battle in theeets of d.c. and some music. queue it up holly take ita itt way. wa >> listen it is friday.isn it mother nature is finally givingn us a gorgeous day.ay. so we thought we would indeednde take over the entire sidewalk sw here on wisconsin avenue witheit eastern high school band. band. they have a battle of the bandss going on tonight where they aree challenging their alumni to comm out and see play it best in an n evident to raise money to keepe music in the schools.hechoo we'll tell you how you can comeu out and enjoy the showdown in i bit but first right now, thanksa to the blue and white, marching d.c.! (whistle belows) ♪ >> hey, hey. hey, hey. ♪ >> holly morris. >> curious. >> closing out the march right r there. love to seat ban.love to se love to see it. to awesome. we've got much more on thisch mt amazing big event coming upin later on but first we want to wt ask for better start to the t t weekend.week >> finally. >> talking about sunnyun temperatures push the 70's likel that's b

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listen nobody more passionatesin than myself, paul wiedefeld andd the board to get this thing to t beody. what i want congressed to focusc on getting me my money.ey >> your challenge is to get thaa money from congress. c your focus for the riders to re follow through on that plan tha was outlined in great detail by mr. wiedefeld.. there will be shut downs over the next year.xtear but that's something positiveitv will come out of that.ome ou so we talk with mr. we'd fell al length the other day here atera fox5. let me ask you, mr. evans, yourr vision, one year from now for n this metro system is what.s w >> to be safe and reliable. not every day. d you know, today is another ath example. every day there is a smoke a s incident or every day there's an incident with train is delayedel or single tracking or somethingt of that nature. nat year from now i hope those areeo in the past.ast. that if you get on train that t stopped you will rely -- youel-- will get to the next stop when n you're supposed. to so it's reliable.ble. that's what people keep tellingp me. they can't be late to work.

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vw andd owns 1.64% in said it is acting to safeguard its holding in the carmaker. -- may delayaway increase untile later in the year according to pimco's head of portfolio management for emerging asia. that comes as britain's biggest 's news lobby group cut its forecast for the u.k. economy, saying the eu referendum has put a cloud of uncertainty over the outlook. it now sees gdp rising 2% this year. "the pulse" speaks to anna leach in half an hour. mark carney has defended the bank of england against critics furious at his warnings of the dangers posed i brexit. he said leaving the eu could trigger a recession. the eu governor spoke to the bbc's andrew ma. >> before taking a judgment as a committee, we are putting out billions of pounds of liquidity, getting banks to raise capital as we did a few years ago against these types of risks, if we going to alter the path of interest rates or other instruments of monetary policy because of certain things, we have a duty to explain that to the british people and parliament. nejra: a sudden plunge in hong kong listed chinese stocks had traders scra

there are spots where we see strength but then there are growth andd global growth in china, things move >> on the job cuts, 6000 job cuts this year. tidjane: that was the target, and we have done 3500 so we are 58% into the target at the end of the first quarter. we think it is progressing at that pace. we had a target of 1.4 billion for 2016 of net savings. we believe we have already done half of that. we are confident in our target. not -- int topic, i am am always sorry to have to talk about job losses but it is a price we have to pay to create the platform we want for our future. we do not believe in a boom investment with great years and terrible years. successful, we need a strong capital base. we need relatively stable income streams, so not too volatile. something maybe we do not talk about enough, but good compliance. healthy growth so that we protect the reputation of the bank, which is really our most precious asset. we really think about serving our time -- our clients and making sure they are happy. about the connection between private banking and investment banking. 4.2 bi

that's going to be thursday andd friday of this week.eek. we'll keep the showers in the forecast.hope for a dryer weekend.kend here's a look at the weekendweek forecast. i don't think it's going to bee raining all weekend.eek there will still be thee possibility of some showers on o saturday as well as a slight chance for mother's day on sunday. but with more sunshine we shoule be able to at least get into the mid 70s as we head toward the weekend. next week looks like we kind off change things up a about it,ç,ç too. models picked up on the modelsol and thunderstorms earlie i day.da i'll happy to see that this is all verifying even though we don't need any more rain at thit point.hi we had a lot of rain last night. it has been weakening as it moves from west to east. the east wind that is reallyreal developing now and kind of cooling things off. so not as much light evening although it is a little bitit stronger down to our south, but light showers moving through now west to east. they'll be around i think in the overnight hours rather scattered and picking up a little bit of lig

the truth andd when we know the truth, we will draw all the conclusions. even though there are certainly several scenarios and i want to focus on the technical one or it lets focused on the aircraft. what do we know about this particular model? 320 is about 30 years old. it's a very popular airplane. you have capacity of 115 passengers on board. flying all over the globe at the moment. there is even more coming out because airbus has had more than 12,000 orders. in the past 30 years, there have been 12 crashes. we remember the russian metro jet that was shot down allegedly by the islamic's date last over. mark: thank you so much. we will continue to follow this story. still ahead, the fed puts the june rate hike on the table. a swedish money manager tells us why he is dumping the u.s. and heading east. ♪ mark: from london and new york, i am mark barton. betty: i am betty liu and you're watching bloomberg markets. theypril said minutes says are leaving the door open for a june rate hike. early, jeff lacker said investors misread the fed intentions. was that

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andde along with the deputy j. dog k we scussed the recent rise of heroin overdoses and arrests at the sheriff's office has seen. and during that ride-along, i experienced a stop wrl drugs were found but not heroin. this is the community where my daughter just finished her freshman year in college. many urban communities, it touches my home county. a few years ago, our count health director was arrested for heroin possession. if it can happen to our own our health county director, it can happen to anyone. there are many factors that have made this widespread, to the actions of cartels south of the border and that is why we are addressing this issue in the house of representatives. i'm proud to join representative guinta and the rest of the colleagues to support this issue. i vote on every single bill we are going to take up this issue and i yield back. mr. guinta: i thank the gentleman for his leadership. has talked eloquently about quents that he has worked closely to help in creating an opportunity to recovery. i

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it, shock andd shavit -- shock and severe shock. slightly tricky, but they say gdp would be down 3.6% or down 6%, but you have to upset that with the fact that the office of budget responsibility is currently forecasting around 4% growth over the next two years, so it sort of flattens down, or down, and unemployment up half one million or a hundred thousand, house prices down, real wages down. mark: it is pretty grave. balance,terest of let's hear from -- who resigned as pensions secretary in march. >> we have a treasury report giving you just the downside and not the upside, no recognition that the eurozone crisis is the biggest threat that we face and remaining in the eurozone or the eu will tie us into the eurozone that is in big trouble. , youof all, this report cannot trust treasury reports by the chancellor's own words. mark: is that fair, you cannot trust treasury reports? forecasting is notoriously tricky and there are some caveats. the first is that when we have a they haveforecast, three scenarios they were working with wh

michael: i was living in los angeles in an apartment complex that had this swimming pool and , andd this when very early there was this old man swimming at the same time, like 5:00. i used to be a judge. first he says, i am 90 years old, as if that was in itself praiseworthy. i played along and said, that's wonderful. you should be very proud. then he says, i used to be a judge. i thought, why is he telling me this? i started to get resentful. so what if he is 90? then, as his reaction slowly --ame more and more puzzling convinced that he that being aelieve .udge was a wonderful thing ?rian: you wrote about it ye michael: i thought the whole thing was very touching. seemed to me that he was losing it, you know? but he did not think so. i don't know. it just struck me as touching. brian: you wrote about it, and? wrote that heon always thought you should be kind to your neighbors, or something like that. brian: he had died soon after? michael: he must've died about two weeks after this incident. felt bad, but not all that bad. brian: michael kinsley, go over the details. your hometown? mic

there for maybe 30 seconds and in that 30 seconds i only saw him before he started turning around anddstuff. >> he says the man took off into the woods with a duffle bag. just minutes later the police arrive. they were very quick. about three cars and they started searching. there were helicopters. that's when the grewes found ouu that the man in high temperature car was agrees caused of robbing a jewelry store.tore when an officer responded theree was a gun battle. a person who happened to be driving by was shot by the suspect. the gun spree wasn't over yet, the gun man got in a get away just up the road. he crashed the stolen car. he help we tried to helping thip man and we find out he's a fugitive. the grewes say it was chilling to find out who they tried to help, but that won't stop them from being good citizens downitz the line. >> i would do the same, look to help those who are in need. we recently got an update from police that the innocent bystander shot in the shoppingsh center is expected to be alle al right. tonight we sti good description of the suspect. kev can in and andr

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action t plan that we develop in in conjun organizations prioritizes the safety the first responders andd also the surroundingurr communities. so we understand that this is aa significant inconvenience to th commuters and to this community so weth are working as quickly s we can with safety as the first priority. this derailment happened near the rhode island metro station e and disrupted service on the redline all day long. i spoke to a spokesperson withih metro about half an hour ago and he tells me he hopes that the redline service will return to normal tomorrow morning but heu advises commuters to check in ch the morning before heading out to catch their metro train. all right.l ri we're turning now to the the forecast and taking a life look outside. another drearily soggy and cooln day here in the district. some storms have started to shos up on the radar. ra gwen standing by to take a look at that.hat. you're absolutely right. we had añws÷ couple of warnings earlier just expired actuallyste but let's take a look at what's happening because we're seeing e some pretty active weather t

>>reporter: the zika virus wass a big topic on capital hill andd maryland senator barbara mackara columni was there addressing local concerns over the spreadrh of the virus.irus she and others urged senats immediately allocate emergencyem funding towards fighting zika. the white house and congressnd have been disputing how much how funding to give. the senate voted today to advance a bipartisan compromiseo that would provide $1.1 millioni to help fight the zika virus ash it begins the continent l al united states. senators voted 68 to 29 to advance that would provide the 1.1 bill emergency funding.undi the amendment still needs to bee given final approval and the house is expected to vote onn this tomorrow.this as of this month the cdc reporto there are 503 confirmed zika cases in the united states,stat including four in the district, 16 in maryland and 15 in virginia. now everyone diagnosed had traveled to zika-effected countries. pregnant women are the most at o risk as zika has been linked toe birth defects, including ang condition where babies are borno with abnormally small heads. i