they got a picture of aaron. he was covering his face with a bicycle helmet but it was a poor disguise. two hours after he came to retrieve his computer mit police found him riding his bike in cambridge back towards his apartment. they chased him down. they chased him through a lot. they arrested him. when they found his laptop and looked at his hard drive they realized he downloaded 4.7 million j store articles, the majority of their database. he gave it back. he gave the papers back, but that did not stop the us attorney's office in boston, from prosecuting him. first they charged him with four felonies under the computer fraud abuse act with a maximum penalty of 35 years in prison and they were doing this as lawyers and the audience are aware in order to encourage him to sign a plea bargain to spare the government the time and expense of going to trial, but the us attorney's office was adamant that swarts would have to spend some time in prison. likewise swarts was adamant he did not want to go to prison. he d

regina: aarón, yo-- aarón: te amo, regina. y estoy arrepentido de lo que dije. tarado, pero, gracias a ti, me di cuenta que lo único que importa en los chavos es que todos tenemos la misma capacidad de enamorarnos. regina: yo no pertenezco aquí. aarón: perteneces a mi corazón que te pide una segunda oportunidad. te amo. tatiana: Ándale, cuñis. dile que sí. acéptalo para que javo y yo podamos andar. regina: ¿también ustedes sabían? javo: claro, como eres tan necia, aarón necesitaba ayuda. regina: está bien. acepto volver a salir contigo. yo también te amo. y tienes razón. ahora los dos estamos en el lugar del amor. javo: ahora sí ya no me voy a brincar a mi hermana. ¿quieres ser mi novia? tatiana: sí, claro que quiero ser tu novia, javo. regina: aarón, exponerte en ese video así, delante de todos, es una verdadera prueba de que tu amor es fuerte. aarón: te amo, regina. no iba a permitir que siguiéramos separados, que siguieras sin ser mi novia. regina: claro que quiero ser tu novia porque que no fuéramos novios era lo único que estaba fuera de lugar. [ríe] aarón:

aaron: no, you nailed it.ng emblem of that rapacious capitalist greed. but you also have people here who are proud of -- proud of where they live. the history of butte in many ways is you know this town that should have died and but never did. part of that is luck geographically but also the character of the people here. you know, they endured. >> anthony: as you might have gathered by now, this is a working class town. and unusual in that it's a union town. a proudly union town in an otherwise very red state. >> bryant: butte is the most interesting, important town in america that nobody knows about. >> anthony: bryant mcgregor is the owner of the silver dollar saloon in what was once butte's chinatown. >> amanda: so we call ourselves "butte, america." >> anthony: amanda curtis is a former state congresswoman, was born of the labor movement. she's a unionist, an advocate for workers and this solidly union city she calls home. >> amanda: when you got off the boat in ellis island it said butte pinned to your sh

aaron: bring back the 1920's? cory: aaron levie, good to see you.y be in the hot seat after a whistleblower claims she was instructed to add millions of dollars in accruals to cloud service financial reforms. she said she was fired in august after complaining to superiors about accounting practices. oracle shot back saying they are confident their cloud accounting was proper and correct and the employee worked for oracle for less than a year and was not in the accounting group. an analyst issued a note. hares fell big-time when the news came out. coming up, there's a new king of the app store. who picked up the dub, dethroned minecraft and kim kardashian? say it ian't so. ♪ cory: yesterday i told you about this cool powerpoint visitation from merry makers. there are so many big ideas here. i want to take you through a couple more really quick. let's start with one, we are kind of looking at social networking engagement, how much time someone spends on an average site. if you look at facebook, it is not even compare. so many people on it so much of t

aaron: ok. that was before her policy speech.d like he was referring to how you use technology to prevent terrorism, he wasn't talking specifically about patent reform, things like how do you make sure you have better stem education. that is what hillary's initiatives are focused on. how do you have tech initiative policy so you can make sure america stays at the forefront. i don't think it was meant to address the terrorism issue. emily: so what you think a hillary clinton white house would mean for silicon valley? and what would donald trump's white house mean? aaron: it is too scary to think about a donald trump white house, so let's go with hillary. obama set the country up on really good footing from a digital policy standpoint. if you think about his investments in the u.s. digital service, and thinking through what a lot of these future industries will look like in life sciences and transportation, he has generally been on the side of the more progressive technology policies. there's been examples, whether it is what the n

yeah, people love aaron paul. people love aaron paul. >> i love you all.all. >> stephen: and why should they not? you know, we've met before. >> yeah. >> stephen: and you know that i'm a fan because "breaking bad" was the first show. it was the first show that i binged, and you never forget your first. do people still-- >> i appreciate that. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, it's an intimate feeling. >> yeah. >> stephen: we spent a lot of hours together. and-- you just didn't know it. and people still yell, science bitch yes at you every day. >> every day. honestly, i get called a bitch every day. believe it or not, yeah, it's true. it's great. it's great, yeah. >> stephen: well, the new show is called "the path." which is about religion, bitch. it's a little different. >> it's a little different. >> stephen: you grew up with a truings arity. you're the son of a baptist minister. >> i am. i grew up inide how, and my father is a southern baptist minister. >> stephen: how do you go from the son of a baptist minister in idaho to an actor? >> i was just obsessed with mo

i remember aaron, aaron was like hiding in the corner, biting his nails.st wanted to disappear. they had witnessed something awful. >> you're talking to the sheriff's office, okay? i want you to give me anything you can recall about this male party that approached you guys, okay? >> well, he was -- he was like a man, he had, like, a, nylon things as a mask. >> do you know what color it was? >> black, i think. >> a black mask? >> this guy wearing a mask came out, and they could see his handgun. this guy told them to get off their bikes and lay down in the ditch or else he would shoot. he asked them one by one what their age was. after that, he had trevor and aaron, one by one, run off into the nearby woods. not to look back or else he would shoot. as aaron was taking off, he saw the man grab jacob's arm. >> when he caught up to trevor and they felt safe enough to turn around and look back, they were gone. they were just gone. the police asked the boys, are you sure you weren't playing with a gun and jacob just got hurt and you're afraid to tell us what real

aaron gilchrist just got to the scene. report coming up later in this newscast. ♪ ♪ stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> you are very upset. what's happening? >> my son was in the nightclub with his boyfriend and other friends. got shot multiple times and is in the emergency room. i don't know where my son is. nobody can tell me where my son is. >> a mother there desperately trying to figure out the condition of her son. our local leaders expressed their condolences to the victims of the tragedy. muriel bowser tweeted a statement saying the city's heart was heavy. govern governor's terry mcauliffe and larry hogan delivered their statements of solidari

and the rules don't apply to her. >> what's she going to do aaron? how is she going to bail out of this one? the emails are beginning to stick maybe it was beginning to stick before people say the emails matter. >> what we saw from donald trump is serious charge which doesn't have a whole lot of basis to it at least at this point we don't know if foreign government did in fact have all of her emails.

angie and aaron x back to you. >>> i'm erika gonzalez. we're following that developing story in turkey. we're getting word that air traffic at istanbul's airport has returned to normal. want to show you live pictures from the scene where officials are asin workers have been brought in to remove debris. this after three suicide bombers killed dozens of people and wounded close to 150 late last night. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon condemning the attacks, calling for the perpetrators to be identified and brought to justice. still working on learning who is behind the attack, although senior turkish government officials say that isis is responsible. going to let you about new developments coming up. >>> erika, thank you. how are airports at home responding? >> kristin wright is at dulles international airport. >> reporter: several airports have increased security this morning because of what happened in turkey, including airports in new york, new jersey, lax and also miami. after such an awful and homeland security say they are closely m

angie, aaron, back to you. >> thanks, jack. >>> 4:53.s health. why pelvic exams are coming into qution. >>>es t 4:56 now. the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people killed at the pulse nightclub earlier this month. now orlando police released the transcripts from the 911 calls they received. in those calls, people tell dispatchers they or their friends have been shot and they're losing blood. some of the dispatchers hear screams and gunshots. some say their callers stopped answering after some of the calls first came in. investigators are still working to learn -- rather -- investigators are still working to learn more about the shooter, omar mateen and why he would have done this. you can see the interview with orlando's police chief on the "today" show later this morning. >>> at 4:56. a routine checkup for most women. a govement advisory panel says that there is not much evidence to show that those pelvic exams help detect cancers, infections or sexually transmitted diseases in healthy women. despite the study, patients say

aaron, thank you so much.will have more reports coming up not only online, but also on news 4 at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 tonight. so thank you for that. >>> it is now 6:49. former co-workers describe omar mateen as a -- we'll get to that. we're working to find out whether federal agents learned anything from searching the shooter's home. they cleared neighbors from the property last night concerned about omar mateen's condo, that explosive explosives. officials trying to determine whether terrorism, hate or both pushed mateen over the edge. >>> former co-workers describe mateen as, quote, toxic and racist. they reported him to the fbi twice because of the comments he made about radical islamic propaganda. the 29-year-old swore allegiance to isis moments before the rampage. his ex-wife calls him a significant man. >> emotional instability, he was mentally unstable and mentally ill. >> nbc new has not independently confirmed that mateen had any kind of mental disorder. his ex-wife says they were only together

are you concerned about aaron nola? lost his confidence, and he relies on location, and not a guy throwing 95 miles an hour. he is throwing and hoping and you can just see it. he has no idea that -- he is trying so hard to throw a strike now, but everything is down the middle. and then his breaking stuff all over the place. you can see that going on. when a pitcher loses confidence he loses location and that's what he is going through now. and i don't know what it will take to get it back. >> the manager is concerned, saying he is worried about his confidence. and mike, let's do a little fortune telling. looking down the road will it be mickey moyiac, carson wentz or ben simmons. who will have the biggest impact. >> it is a two-horse race between simmons and wentz and i am taking ben simmons. >> why? >> i have seen him play and seen his skill level. i have not seen carson wentz at a major level yet, so everything with carson wentz is a guess. i have seen this and the skill set he has, even though he did not have a great

news4's aaron gill crest is in orlando this morning.rning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning to you. we -- we literally just walked out of the building. we've been moving around the city here. you mention the fact that people are trying to find ways to help out. we are at the gay community center here in orlando. i just stepped outside to talk to you. really just a crush of people in there right now, people looking for ways to help out. they've been trying to sign up volunteers here to go to some of the locations where law enforcement is gathering information, where families are gathering, hospitals where people are ng family members are gathering at those stops. these volunteers have been dispatched to those locations. two, there's been a huge amount of donations that have come into the gay community center here. food and water and all sorts of things. that stiuff being pushed out to the first responders who are in need of those things. then there's been money. more than $1 million donated to a go fund me account set up yesterday, the c

good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. mild start to the day and a kick warm up on the way. >> chuck bell is here with the latest. >>> it should be a good day. get out to enjoy it. no 90s just yet. rain is looking more and more likely as we get closer and closer to friday. good news is the weekend should start drying. i don't think we'll keep the dry all weekend. more about the weekend outlook coming up in a bit. out the door you go, the upper 50s in the shenandoah valley. the upper 60s in the nearby suburbs to 70 downtown. here's how the next 24 hours are shaping up. out the door at 6:00 a.m., 81 degrees. not much of a rain threat. we'll talk about how much the rain threats are going up tomorrow. here's jack. >>> 270 southbound out of frederick this morning, you're in good shape making the ride southbound. we'll get a

accordingly, when the ballots were counted, jefferson and aaron burr each had 73 votes. even though every republican elector had intended to vote for jefferson as president, and aaron burr as a vice, the election was thrown to the house of representatives where neither party controlled. hoping to strike a deal with aaron burr for their support, federalists hung the house for seven days and 35 ballots before letting jefferson prevail after republicans threatened civil war and disunion. these federalist mechanisms underscored the failure of the constitutional provision for electing the vice president. with republicans taking control of both houses of congress, an effort began almost immediately to amend the constitution to provide for designation of electoral votes. republicans did not gain a sufficient majority to force a change until after the midterm election of 1802. they acted then. with a commanding 96-38 member majority, republicans in the house of representatives took up as one of their first orders of business a simple amendment providing for the designation of el

aaron burr. this is an hour-long event. >> and now, let me turn to why you are here this evening, which is not to discuss the 1968 election or gas crisis of the 1970's, but rather the 1800 election with thomas jefferson, and to hear from a man who has been arguably one of the leading scholars of that most fascinating president of american figures. i speak of andrew o'shaughnessy, from the university of virginia, where he is also director of the international jefferson studies center at the thomas jefferson foundation. we are truly honored to have them here this evening. he is the winner of innumerable prices. the george washington book prize, and an award from the society of military history, among other book honors. he is the author of "old world, new world" and also "the man who lost america: american revolution, british revolution, and the empire." i am often asked, because of my job title, who i think was the best president. i am also asked who is the most ambitious, talented, influential, an

when we come back, aaron returns to talk about nato's being detected was not an option.if i was recognized the whole operation was blown. wow. he won't even recognize you. seriously. i don't even recognize myself. and thanks to my cashrewards credit card from navy federal with never-expiring rewards it's gonna be a killer honeymoon. woo! maui!! boom open to the armed forces, the dod and their families. navy federal credit union. the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken with crumbled feta and cool, creamy tzatziki sauce. try our mediterranean collection today. subway. fresh is what we do. >> "defense news" editor aaron matea. >> in july, warsaw is going to be home to the next big nato summit. last was 2014 in whales it is how they deal with a resurgence in russia. it was still relatively new. two years down the line, nato is trying to react and adjust accordingly. >> poland has its own interest to consider. can you spoke to dig into that? >> sure. >> it is clear if poland is concerned about the russian situation. they are tryin

the prosecutor in the case of for a tougher sentence: the victim's statement powerful urging judge aaron two was sentenced her based on his actions alone. thursday is facing recall campaign after it gained national attention a sentencing he noticed what have a severe impact on turner. some considered the paul use that night a mitigating factor that should result in more leniency saying is it is not an excuse by a factor that turner's and management was impaired by alcohol the price. the here criticizes the six months sentence and trial it is easy to watch turn a blind eye to the suffering. the law >> grant: 17 to much for the warriors to overcome check out oracle it amended the series and gone back to back and heckling it was an intense night. certainly the jury and was not their cross away a coliseum at the a's game play hot early on he thought hey maybe the/robbers would carry it in victory in game 5. he had 25 clay had 37 and then in the site have especially irving and james had 41. the call >> grant: in this brain at mri will happen shortly. it is letting his jersey leaving the locke

aaron. >>> it's 5:02. right now protesters are entering their ninth hour outside the national rifle association headquarters in fairfax county. they're calling for a ban on assault weapons club. derrick ward is live where a special ceremony honoring the victims just wrapped up. derrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. again, this is a monthly occurrence at nra headquarters, but the intensity is a little bit more this time around. these protesters have been out here since yesterday. they say they planned some sort of civil disobedience later today and they plan to get arrested. now of course this has become a mainstay at nr amount hea headq but a group code pink has groingroin joined them. yesterday they held up pink cards with pictures and names but counterprotests say don't blame the weapon, blame the shooter. the folks here have a different take on that. and here is a little bit about what they say this protest is all about. >> people have a right to protect themselves and defend themselves. we

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist in orlando. as the investigation here continues, this community is trying to come to terms with a historic loss of life. how they're coping with this tragedy, just ahead on news 4. >> i thought i was going to die, like i didn't know if i was going to come out alive. >> and this morning, stories of horror turned heroism continue to unfold. as the nation lends its support. ♪ we shall overcome, we shall overcome ♪ >>> good morning. i'm eun yang. >> an aaron gilchrist who as you saw is on assignment in orlando. >> we want to show you the emotional cover of the orlando sentinel which reads our community will heal. we have team coverage for on you this tragedy still rippling through florida as well as the nation. >> so many to figure out how this could happen, how they can begin to heal. megan mcgrath has the greatest on what people here in our area are doing to help. and aaron gilchrist is in orlando as we mentioned this morning with more on the investigation. >> but first we want to check in with chu

that's especially true for aaron brown.due to become a father, of sorts. >> i am getting a cat. the prison has a program set up with a no-kill shelter and we're allowed to adopt cats. i've been waiting for about a month since i was told that i'm getting a cat. and i've actually wanted one since i got here in 2002. >> why? >> i've always liked cats. i think sometimes i like cats better than i like people. >> while a kitten might provide a sense of family, brown knows he will never see his own parents again. >> on the night of february 5th, 1994, i waited for my mom and my stepdad to get home. and just after midnight, i -- when they arrived, i killed them both. >> how? >> i shot them with a 12-gauge. i wish i had a good reason why i did what i did. because at least then there might be some way of justifying it. but there's not. there's no way of justifying what i did. >> what was so wrong that they had to be murdered? what was so wrong in your family? >> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy groves as well. he'

aaron gilchrist is there. aaron, what is it like where you are by the memorial? >> reporter: we've just started to see any more people showing up here, but in really the last couple of hours the memorial here as been growing. i'll step out the way and try to give you a view of some of what's on the ground here. people have been coming and leaving flowers. they've been leaving signs and balloons. a lot of messages. this idea of orlando strong is something that we're seeing a lot of in different places around the city. that's the banner that's on the ground here. orlando united is also a message we have seen here a lot. people are trying to show despite the horror, the terror that was unleashed here yesterday, this community is trying to band together t each other to get through this. a little earlier today we went to the senior center here where they've been asking the families of the victims to get more information, counseling, things of that sort. a pastor and a group of people from his church, the celebration church, walked up and their plan was to go into the

>> how close would you say you are with aaron? >> we have a relationship. you know, it's -- it's complicated. i'll say this. >> just what exactly is going on between the "bachelorette's" jordan rodgers and his famous brother, green bay packers quarterback aaron rogers? >> a fox sports interview turned awkwardward when the front-runner was asked about their relationship. >> does aaron watch the show, do you know? >> i'm sure that everybody watches the show. >> good plug, do you think he watches the show or -- >> i think so, yeah. >> have you talked to him about aitt all? >> i haven't gotten any pointers on my dating. favorite to win. but look at who's still stirring up trouble? >> end of thh day it's like half of these guys are cheating on their girlfriends. half of them broke up with girlfriends to go on the show. >> bad boy chad johnson was eliminated two episodes ago after showing a violent streak. but he still grabbing the spotlight. the 28-year-old got in a quick workout in an oklahoma park and later stocked up at a whole foods market. on his radio show

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist in orlando.ng to come to terms with a historic loss of life. how they're coping, just ahead. >> i thought i was going to die. >> and this morning, stories ever horror turned heroism continue to unfold as a nation lends its support. ♪ we sohall overcome, we shall overcome ♪ >>> good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm angie goff in for aaron gilchrist who as you saw is on assignment in orlando. >> we'll get to him in just a minute, but first we want to show you the emotional cover of the orlando sentinel which reads our community will heal. we have complete team coverage for you on this tragedy. >> megan mcgrath has the latest on what people in our region are doing to help and aaron morning with more on the investigation. >> first we want to check in with chuck bell to get an update on our forecast. >> good morning. a police and enough way to get your work and final week of school started. so long to the 90s. both days over the weekend, but a cool dry breeze has set up shop here in washington and we

judge aaron persky , it click then i realized i was in his courthouse.>>reporter: persky is under a firestorm for sentencing jot -- brock turner to just six months in jail, the maximum sentence was 14 years. it wasn't long before persky told jurors he was recently part of a high profile case. >> he said if there is anyone in the jury that had any feelings towards him to raise your hand. i did. it was just his tone, he talked as if it was nothing. i think that's what got to me and all of the other jurors to raise their hand.>>reporter: the 19-year-old says she and four other people were required to give a reason. she told persky, she didn't feel comfortable being front of a judge who she thought, favored turner instead of the victim in the unrelated case. she also said he made her blood boil. >> the fact that a judge decided to give the defendant, a rapist, more feelings towards him and wanted him to be okay instead of the victim. that's what made me the most angry.>>reporter: she said persky remained calm and dismissed them. she said she was so focused o

aimed at forcing judge aaron persky from the bench. in the studio. with more on what we can expect. >> grant: also, this happened on the house floor in washington. >> because the justices " a prison sentence will have a severe impact on him. well, isn't that the point. mr. speaker it should be longer than a semester in college. the defendant's father said a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action. nearly brought his a ship off the old block and he was never the name father of the year. --ship off the old block >> steve: brett, stamford talks about their feelings on how broad set off easy. --brock >> pam: and, you tonight but eighth the national outrage over brought turner sentence in reaching a tip the boy. --brock turner >> pam: at the this would deliver a petition and then forcing judges. percy from the bench. --judge aaron persky >> reporter:this petition for the judge's removal has so many can't actually print them out. so tomorrow they will hand california's judiciary nearly a million names. >>"a million is a lot. and it's very rare to have

good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. a mild start to the day and a kick warm up on the way. >> chuck bell is here with the latest. >>> it should be a good day. get out to enjoy it. no 90s just yet. rain is looking more and more likely as we get closer and closer to friday. good news is the weekend should start drying. i don't think we'll keep the dry all weekend. more about the weekend outlook coming up in a bit. out the door you go, the upper 50s in the shenandoah valley. the upper 60s in the nearby suburbs to 70 downtown. here's how the next 24 hours are shaping up. out the door at 6:00 a.m., 81 degrees. not much of a rain threat. we'll talk about how much the rain threats are going up tomorrow. here's jack. >>> 270 southbound out of frederick this morning, you're in good shape making the ride southbound. we'll get a that will change soon. here's 495 near connecticut avenue. we are clearing the work zone. the cones have been set up along the right side of the roadway. now they have all travel lanes open on 95 in virgin

they describe aaron as a nice guy, funny, smart and hard- working. the job here is installing and maintaining signs. they said aaron was taking his family to san diego to celebrate his son's birthday at legoland. now errands mother says she doesn't know when they'll be coming home. >> [ foreign language ] >> reporter: a friend also tells me aaron was scheduled to come back to work after the july 4th holiday. and the friend also said aaron's son sky would have turned four years old yesterday. the little boy, his mother and his younger sister were killed. ken? >> such a tragedy. any idea when he may get out of the hospital from southern california? >> reporter: no. i spoke with the sister by phone. i spoke to the mother and the people who work here at the airport. no one seemed to know at this point. >> amber lee, thank you. >>> new at 10:00, a san jose woman is in the hospital tonight after neighbors say she was hit with a firework thrown from a moving car last night. while the woman was walking with her family in the city's evergreen neighborhood. kt

aaron?>> tom, thank you. 6:17 right now and he had to wait a few extra weeks, but a local 10-year-old can finally open his birthday presents. darill crossman had a birthday party at sky zone and while the kids were playing cameras caught somebody walking off with a bag full of presents. darill's mother says he was already excited about the gifts than the party. >> oh, this is heavy. i bet there are a lot of lego pieces in here. >> police in montgomery county said somebody returned the little boy's gifts yesterday. so at this point we know the cops are looking for the thief. if they catch who did this, that person will be charged. so even though you returned them, still a crime. >> they have surveillance video to look at. >>> we need to talk about the forecast right now. a pretty mild start that looks nice out there. chuck bell is going to tell us if it will stay that way. >> it is. absolutely. it will be a great day to bike riding or going for a job, whatever you are going to do. cooperative

aaron, you have been on the ground several hours near the pulse nightclub. from what you are seeing there, it looks like this will be an active crime scene for quite sometime. >> reporter: yeah. initially here said it would be through tomorrow that we would have this road closed off and this large police presence here. now they say until the foreseeable future. as you mentioned they have been removing the bodies from the nightclub here. it is going to be a long process to get it done and there's more forensic work to be done inside as well. there could be a significant police presence here for sometime. >> aaron gilchrist live in orlando. we will look for your reports tomorrow. thank you so much. >>> back here at home, shomari stone is at the white house tonight where people are holding a vigil for the victims. show marry, one of the tributes you have been following happening in our area tonight? >> indeed. there were a lot of tributes today. very somber night in our nation's capital. hundreds gathered outside of the white house. some calling for stricter gu

gilchrist. >>> good morning erica. >>> angie and aaron, good morning.se pictures. want to show you live pictures in a moment of what's been developing overnight in turkey. this morning, officials assessing the damage at istanbul's airport. this after three suicide bombers killed dozens of people and wounded close to 150 late last night. workers have been brought in to remove debris. the airport partially reopened. but lots of flights had to be canceled and delayed. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon can demd the attack and called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. officials say all indications are that isis is behind this attack. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> good morning everyone. i'm chuck bell. your weather relatively stormy evening. looks like the summer stickies on the run. rain chances back to zero today. there are new concerns that we may have showers to cope with on the fourth of july itself. we've caught up with rain compared to average. only half an inch behind. nowhere near as rainy as last year. sunny and nice today.

in a petition, thousand are calling for judge aaron after what they kid a light sentence. brock turner's father is also being criticized for a statement he read to the court. his life will never be the one that he dreamed. that is a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action. >> it is nothing. he got off easy. >> the author of missoula, a book that focuses on sexual assaults involving student athletes at the university of montana. >> that happens over and over again. we think, oh my god you are rubing thrube i ruining this poor boy's life, nobody thinks of the victim, her life, already ruined. >> brock turner's attorney isn't talking. the judge said at sentencing. turner's age and lack of criminal history were factors in his decision. he said a prison sentence would have had a severe impact on turner. >> the gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo is open again. one week after a 3-year-old boy slipped through a fence and fell into the gorilla's grip. a rare killed by zoo officials. his death sparked a firestorm of criticism aimed at the zoo and the. >> brent: -- boy's mothe

aaron nola and in giant trouble in the third inning today in san francisco, again, what in the worldg on. it is pena to load bases. very next batter nola hits connor to force in the run. what is going on. phillies down five-one. third batter he has hit. nola now 22 earned runs in his last 13 innings. giant retaliate in the fourth. miguel franco. both are warn. it angers phillies and wakes them up. two runs and two outs. freddie galvis drives in a run. phillies cut the deficit to five-three. in the fifth, fightin phillies comes back. codey asche with the two run single. right now even though they have tied it, the giants have just, retaken the lead, six-five in the sixth inning. >>> boy, the greatest college basketball players to ever suit up in philadelphia has passed away. former temple great hal lear died yesterday, lear was 81 years old. lear started temple in the mid 1950's, and still holds the school record for most points in the season. lear is one of the four players in temple history to have his number retired in a statement, temple coach fran dunphy says hal lear was not onl

lineup today and as they look to split the brewers tying the season high with 13 base hits and aaron nola, the beneficiary inning and he did run into some innings. one and it goes out in a flash. little pep in his step as he celebrates and then in the fourth, there's a man on for cesar hernandez and he lines one to right and past a diving domingo santana and this one goes all of the way to the wall and the phillies blow it open in the fifth. long and strong to right for a three-run home run, and wait a minute. replay shows the fan reached over the railing and interfered with the ball and joseph awarded only a ground-rule double and not to worry, one of the newest phillies and lets joseph walk on home with the three-run blast to right and to 7-0 and the next batter's cameron rough and they go back-to-back over the wall

aaron peskin co-authored the measure. and voters will decide if a tax would be needed to keep the coastline clean. the measure is getting a lot of support from big-name leaders like mayor lee and senator dianne feinstein. the polls officially open in a couple of minutes and remain open until 8:00 tonight. mailed ballots must be postmarked on or before today's date and the elections office must receive it no later than friday. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the altamont pass area is seeing slowdowns to i-680, 16 minutes out there, and the south bay drive times in the yellow, 101 to 80 and 87. 87 from 85 to 101 will take you 13 minutes, and westbound 80 is still a mess. we had several crashes earlier that are cleared. however, take a look at the speeds. many people going between 15 to 25 miles per hour on the 80 west and the carquinas bridge, the maze, fluctuating between 35 and 45 minutes this morning. roberta? >>> good morning, everybody. 1090 point lomas avenue is where you can find the weather camera, and we are looking over

find so lenient that more than 400,000 people have signed an online petition demanding that the judge aaron persky be removed from the bench. key witness in the case against turner was riding his bike with a friend down a dusty trail when they stau turner on top of the victim. >> we called him out. and the guy ran away. my friend peter chased after him. we detained him until the police came essentially. >> she was unconscious? >> she was unconscious. >> in a searing letter that has now been read by millions on line at nonmuss victim thanks two men who saved her. but most words are aimed at turner, a former stanford swimming star you. made me a victim. in newspapers my name was unconscious intoxicated woman. while you are the all american swimmer at a top university. the letter has had a particularly powerful impact on campuses across the country. according to a poll last year, one in five college women say they have been sexually assaulted. >> it is difficult to read. but i think there is so much value in that letter that, that everyone should read it. >> samantha scholar at syracuse univer

now there is pushback among some of aaron persky's supporters. he says the judge is a good person and does not deserve to be recalled. >>> thank you, dan. baltimore police officer cesar goodson is supposed to go on trial for the death of freddie gray. he was the driver of the van in which gray suffered a fatal spinal injury. he requested a bench trial rather than a jury. last month, the same judge cleared officer edward nero of all charges. he was acquitted. the first trial ended in a hung jury. >>> jose baez will be defending former star aaron hernandez in the double murder trial. hernandez is serving a life sentence for a murder in 2013. he is charged with fatally shooting two men outside a boston nightclub in 2012. prosecutors said it was because hernandez caused them to spill a drink. baez hopes the public can keep an open mind. >>> a muslim prayer service at noon today for muhammad ali. his body will be prepared for burial at the louisville freedom hall. 18,000 people are expected to attend his service. on friday afternoon, a service with bi

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this after aaron persky sentenced a man to six months in jail for sexual assault. he was a stanford student. he could have given that man up to 14 years in prison. >> critics call the judge's decision dangerous and want him off the bench. but it is a long process to remove a judge from office. >> reporter: by all accounts judge aaron persky was considered a fair and even tempted injure is. but after sentencing brock turner to six months in jail, people all over the country questioning pesky's handling of the case. clara said six months from jail would be inappropriate sentence. it sends the wrong message. attorney general also weighing in. >> my entire career has been as a prosecutor, being a voice for victims. the concern i have in that case is that that victim's case was not heard, was not respected and she was not given dig knit in the process. >> reporter: that feeling that the victim was overlooked when justice was handed on sparked an online petition. at l400,000 digital signatures were on the site seeking his removal from the bench. >> we have no official re

that's aaron gilchrist right there. >> how are you doing? >> doing great. thanks.ooking morning outside. skies are mostly clear right now éwi:jç temperate into the comfy zone for sure. convertible owners, another top-down emergency kind of a day coming your way today. sun is already up on the last day of june. 66 degrees right now. light wind averaging only six miles per hour. hourly temperatures 50s and 60s to get your day started. we'll be in the 70s by 9:00, 10:00, this morning and into the 80s by lunchtime. highs this afternoon, 85 here in town. 79 by the bay in annapolis. 81 the forecast high in frederick maryland. for tomorrow, warmer, more humid, and storm chances are back for tomorrow. a little chance in the morning but a better chance friday afternoon and evening. keep in mind, the weather will have a moderate impact on your plans for tomorrow. strong storms likely especially after 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, up until 9:00 or 10:00 in the evening. main threat for tomorrow will be locally heavy rain. keep that in mind for your friday early evening plans pa