cameron perkins in foul territory. kind of in no man's land. >> mike: the ball spinning back to the right-field line. the backspin on the ball like the catcher at home plate you have to let the ball come back to you because it will spin back to the field. that's a tough play to put on him. don't know how much first base he's played recently. look how far hernandez has to go for that ball. he's playing double play depth at second base. >> john: he looked up and slowed up. that's one of those that you have to run down t lhe line and maybe in fair territory or foul territory because that ball will come back. but if you try to run straight at it where it's at, you're going to get lost. >> tom: one ball and two strikes. >> mike: gentleman pulled the old hat move. you have to plan that. comes up here i'm going to use my hat. >> tom: he couldn't get it, though. a young lady got it. he deferred. >> mike: the lady next to him got the ball. he did the dirty work. >> tom: in the dirt. 2-2. >> mike: ripped it right out of there. >

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frances perkins, secretary of labor under fdr, maintained years later that the new deal began on the day of the fire. indeed, reformers and unionists seized the tragedy as a touchstone for labor organizing and safety reforms. union membership in new york swelled from 30,000 to 250,000 and a culture of unionism was born. traditionally antiunion tammany hall became a driver of progressive change and surprisingly created a model for the national new deal reforms to follow, as well as the workplace standards we all expected a. -- we all expect today. as the century progressed, memory of this pivotal moment has often waned. our history books, hollywood films, and culture in general tend to feature the economist men's a very important white men, so the story was largely lost to time, save the yearly commemoration and family members. the 50th anniversary did see a resurgence of interest as eleanor roosevelt and frances perkins attended the ceremony and a seminal work was published on the fire. newspaper articles were written and survivors interviewed. the decades between the 50th at 100 ann

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> 11 people were randomly hit in six different locations in south east d.c.. evan lambert spoke to two victims live at 7th district police headquarters. how are those victims doing now good two were hospitalized with non life-threatening injuries. i talked to the other two wick kimz who did not seek treatment. he is sore. imannual from surveillance embarrass coming from d.c. police. they think this is the car involved in these paint ball attacks and witnesses tell me as man wereed in the car and investigators say starting at 11:00 this morning the gunman randomly shot 11 p.m. one viktor victim may have a serious considered energy and an kondia avenue. i so to a construction worker work ago long mlk on rev revitalization project and hot dog wart worker both were shot. >>> i looked out of the corner of my eye and saw this gold colored vehicle, sedan in the street. and i saw a gun i yelled gun and turned to step toward the bulling i was going to duck into the dulding when the shots started hitting me in the back of the neck. i think the paint balls were frozen. t

lead john perkins about a new liberal weapons of mass destruction and after last night's stormy meeting between survivors of the ground fire and a jury's and they appointed judge we speak to the last president of an estate about to be allegedly socially cleansed between a rock and a hard place i'm from the headlines discover a plan for a basic income socialism the next generation all of them or giving up in today's going underground but first hundreds of palestinians have been wounded since the u.k. backed israeli government restricted muslim access to the al aqsa mosque predictably maybe rupert murdoch's sky news didn't even label the holy site in jerusalem let alone are referring to it in on screen titles as only the jewish temple mount but while bias by sky in the state mandated b.b.c. and others may be predictable because they routinely privileged major foreign policy around the world what about violence here in britain even violence in britain's capital london because on sunday morning this was the b.b.c.'s andrew marr programme introducing the top headline on the state mandated br

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thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. thats of oner is responsible for police recruit chutement, but according to an internl investigation he was recruiting for more than just the department. fox5's marina maracco joins us now with the exclusive details. marina? >>reporter: shawn, tony, since december mpd's internal affairs division has been investigating this sergeant and back in april investigators recommended that the sergeant be terminated. sources say the sergeant remains on m working right here at mpd's second district however with no contact to the public and his police powers revoked. it all started with lies, at least that's how investigators first described their interactions with sergeant jonathan clinger man, a 17 year veteran with the police department. he is the cadet program director with a salary of more than $90,000. he is tasked with supervising recruit and outreach of mpd prospects as young as 17 years old. according to this investigative report finalized by mpd's internal affairs division, clinger man

thanks for joining us at 11 i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. a federal appeals court says the current law which only allows people to apply for a concealed carry permit if they have a. q. reason violates second amendment rights. marina maracco is live with more on what this means for the city. marina. >>reporter: tony and shawn this is really going to be an important decision for the district regardless of how things shake up. now, this two to would be appellate c ing the lower court, the district court to essentially throw out d.c.'s current law. now that could happen in months, but the reality is the district will likely challenge that and if they do this could end up all the way at the us supreme court most people realize how incredibly difficult it is to get a permit probably don't even bother going through the process . there are 124 handheld permits in the district of columbia, a number the center says would be closer to 48,000 in d.c. were like the 42 right to carry states. the people in the high crime areas of d.c., poor black areas, it

thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn. the question tonight did the murder qualify as a hate crime. >> matt ackland is lie on the university of maryland campus tonight with the latest. matt. >> reporter: hi, tony and shawn and prosecutors said today they have actually seen video of this horrible attack take place. it happened right here behind me. it's been over a month and if you look right there at the memorial in place. today prosecutors say for the first time they laid out exactly what happened because they can see this video of the attack on may 20th. but so far prosecutors haven't been able to determine if collins was attacked because of his race. but they're not done investigating and are still searching digital devices from the alleged killer trying to make that determination. the university police chief says the alleged killer, sean urbanski was a member of a racist group on facebook. the states attorney says she tries to find out if hate was a motive. >> developing a motive is always a challenging aspect of a cas

he needed outside voices and he isolated himself there. >> host: he took perkins's death hard. >> guest: pauline, he said -- i think he lost the guidance he needed. with all these writers, nobody touched a word except his spelling and grammar. he did that -- >> host: he did blow and say -- >> guest: don't go in this direction. hemingway was a terrible poet and at one point he wanted scribners to bring out a volume of his poetry and it was only very difficult that -- no, i don't think so. >> host: one of the things i did not know is he actually wanted the nobel prize. he would get up in the morning on the day of, waiting for his name to be called. he had a couple -- fokker got it, he got mad at falconer for making some crack about his writing. .. >> host: is the new standard. we'll open it up for questions in a moment but i wanted to tell mary that i thought she was a wonderful. [inaudible] it was one of the rivers that ernest wrote about, it's incessant implacable force only in fault small eddies where it cursed individuals like ernest hemingway, greg, and later in some in the next gene

britain to the entire developing world where nato nations continue to funnel weapons here is what john perkins said in his infamous book on neo liberalism confessions of an economic hit man about a life link to the i.m.f. and world bank courtesy of studio joe and we identify a country that has resources our corporations cut like oil range a huge loan to their country from the world bank or one of its sisters the money never actually goes to the country goes to our own corporations to build the infrastructure projects trying to help you very wealthy people well joining me now is the former economic hitman john perkins is in washington state the united states john thanks so much for coming on going on the ground i understand you were at the st petersburg economic summit just recently how well do other global economics play is understand the issues illuminated by you in that book which is something as old confessions of an economic well i was really interested to hear that it has been growing time with president putin's top economic advisor putin itself was there also speaking at the same forum i

the tavern perkins a hair taller than her heiress. two out, 7th inning. >> we hope you enjoyed time in the zone. for the produce diseaseers thank you for watching and for the produce diseaseers thank you for watching and have a great night brush eerily close to yosemite national park.ancyelipe. >> certainly an unpredictable season. hard to say exact plea what will happen. this is the start of our first big one. we in past years have always had something near yosemite, in yosemite, around yosemite. it is just a very unpredictable thing. >> reporter: picturesque parts heavy smoke. a lingering reminder of how devastating these fires can be. mireya villarreal, cbs news, mariposa, california.ical crisis in venezuela was injured this weekend during a violent ♪ >> willie ortiaga has become lis thousand take to the streets against the venezuela president. he was hit i he vows to return to the protests. about 100 people have been killed in the unrest since april. protesters accuse the venezuelan president of turning the country in e of atorshi

. >> reporter: actress elizabeth perkins, in the movie "big" with heard tweeted this. in addition to the boyfriend in "big," also in movie "beaches" and received emmy nomination for role in "sopranos" but it's this movie fans treasure most. we reached out to medical center but spokesperson could not comment, citing be patient privacy. nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. coverage does continue online for more information about life and career of john heard, nbcbayarea.com. >>> family of a man whose car is believed to have gone off the road is calling for safety barriers. richard moss missing since may. today his father and supporters held signs along the coastal highway urging cal trans to react. >> reporter: he believes more needs to be done to improve safety for drivers. >> want temporary barriers up immediately from north end of mon terra beach where it's straight all the way up to the tunnel. >> son drove the area in may. searches and then a development, a wheel found sheered off down the cliff. >> could have been distracted, changed knob on radio, dropped soda

and i'm tony perkins. people are stressed out, p set and out of control. now to the road rage incident near the beltway in alexandria that ended in gunfire . the stress level is higher and a i really don't think that i've been treating this many cases of people. it's aful city in which we live. this viral video of a seemingly anti must lime rant, a take down at a pool party caught on camera . we're seeing this pent up rage and stress all too often . just yesterday we told you about a road rage incident in alexandria where a maryland woman was shot. her alleged attacker is now in custody. and tonight we are learning about another road rage this time it was a verbal tirade in ashburn, virginia. fox5 a's christine leone joins us now with more on that story. >>reporter: this disturbing scene played out last monday during rush hour. tensions were flaring, a motorist out of control even though the camera is rolling as you see. the situation ended without a punch thrown or any injuries here, but dhas ' not always the case as more and more drivers are losing contr

thanks for joining us at ten srks i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. a federal appeals court says the current law which only allowses people to apply for a concealed carry permit if they feel . marina maracco joins us now with more on what this means for the situate ticketed event. marina. >>reporter: shawn, tony, regard less of what happens this is an incredibly important decision for the district. this two to one appellate court decision here is basically asking the lower court, the district court to throw out the d.c. law as it stands. now that could happen at n a couple of months, but the reality is the district will likely fight it. they'll challenge it and it could end up at the us supreme court. most people realize how i be credibly difficult to get a permit. there are 124 concealed handgun permits in the dists of colombia according to the crime prevention research center, a number the center says would be closer to 48,000 if d.c. were like the 42 right to carry states. the people in the high crime areas of d.c., poor black areas, it's impossibl

. >> and i'm tony perkins. as we saw today with the rise in temperatures comes possibility of strong storms. >> the rain is over but what can we expect as we head into the overnight hours. >> lets get over to sue palka. >> hello tony and shawn and you know the rain storms we had earlier dropped a ton of moisture across the area so we may see some fog later tonight and there's still one or two spots that have clouds around tonight. let's go to radar first and foremost. there are a couple of storms some of which have lightning as you get out north, west of interstate 81. i'm not sure they'll hold together coming across the mountains but i'll tell you what the storms this afternoon and early evening, they did a lot of damage especially hard hit in the laden'sville area of montgomery county. wood field road seemed to have a lot of damage not only because of high moving wert, trees uprooted. areas got heaviest rain radar estimated in centr county 2.5 inches of rain. that was enough to get the flash flooding going. t

. >> first tonight we begin with a weather alert and we thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. we're dealing with flooding concerns throughout the area. we have team coverage tonight on the wet weather. kristin leon is on the roads with the flooding and first let's head to gwen with the latest on when we can expect to dry out. hey, gwen. >> hi, there sarah, tony, this heavy rain has been coming down all day long and it's dangerous with the flooding situation. it has created and let's look at radar and see what's going on right now. we have more rain coming through. now earlier, we had a little break in the d.c. corridor along the i 95 line and along the beltway. that quickly filled in over the course of the last hour or so. we have really gotten back now to a real soaking rain situation. and the entire area as you can see shaded in green that is under a flash flood watch and as we come in a little closer moving this way to the east and heading right across southern maryland right now. not without that along the north either, washington seeing all

thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> police arrested the man suspected of firing that shot. erpest stickle is is accused of shooting a woman this morning eyes epen how hour avenue as they exited the beltway. live at alexandria police head quarter tonight, lauren. >> i spoke with the suspect's mother an she can't manufacture a case of road raiming raim would lead to son shoting somebody. is that the what happened. just following shooting second later a camera on the nearby business captured some of what happened. there were suspect's white van intersection and claire mopt as vehicle speed off a black suv with wounded driver turns eyes ep hour and comes stop before crossing road and stopping on the other side of the street. a 3-year-old woman in that car was shot. according to radio traffic she was knit neck and back. a man in the car with her was not hit. the woman was taken to the hospital and she is expected to recover. the white van took off. several hours later ernest stickle turned him sneevl maryland state police in frederick. at his home in mechanicsville, s

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. >> when should you expect storms exactly. gwen is here with the weekend outlook, hey, gwen. >> hi there. those storms kick in tomorrow late afternoon, early evening. just prepared under cloudy skies. but the heat din exes is out unavenueable time elsewhere. 81 dulles, 85 annapolis this hour and 28 fredericksburg and 77s naz and 81 hagerstown and heed indexes still high everywhere. 100 annapolis what it feels like now. 89 baltimore and 86 mannasas. so you can see where we're headed and tomorrow not when we take a look at what we and tomorrow. yes, uingt rite, storms, storms as well will be stick around for sunday as though thames turz continue toing high. your first full cast lighter. >> sdor. ing temperatures could be dangers russ as well. if you're a firefighter battling flames in the heat i'll take the cool. live with more now, hey, rise tin. >> out out most have the luxury of wheeling with now only did they battle the flames at the john beaut hear abattleing all theel. s. including scorching hot temperatures. this fire 7:0

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. that offerser is responsible for police recruitment. but accord ing to an internal investigation he was recruiting for more than just the accident fox5's marina maracco joins us now with the exclusive details. marina. >>reporter: and since december mpd's internal affairs investigation has been investigating this sergeant. back in april investigatorses recommended that the sergeant be terminated from the department, but sources say the sergeant remains on payroll and he's still working right here at mpd 's second district although he's to have no contact with the public and his police powers ed with lies, at least that's how investigators first described their interactions with sergeant jonathan clinger man, a 17 year old scret ran of the metropolitan police department. he's with a salary of more than 90 thowvmentd he's tasked with supervising recruit and outreach of mpd prospects as young as 17 years old. accord ing to this investigative report finalized by mpd's i'm ternl affairseses

>>> gunfire erupts on a popular dc bike trail leaving one man dead >> i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, dc lease are searching for the gunman >> many questions remain about the early morning murder along the banks of the anacostia river today. shots were heard just off a bike trail, which is just across the river from rfk stadium >> a bag with something inside that they then loaded into the back of a vehicle. >> officers arrived on the scene, and discovered an adult black male suffering from multiple gunshot wous unconscious state. dc fire ems has responded, and he has been pronounced at this time. >> reporter: shawn, tony we should tell you that we asked a number of times to the officers and i've also called officials to see if they could confirm that a dog had actually been shot and they say they won't reveal that part of the investigation to us yet. also, we asked what's the motive, authorities weren't surely we asked who this person was that was shot here on the trail behind me. so far, an identity has not been released. so many questions tonight. why was that person here? was he a

thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins. >>> i'm shawn yancy, police arrested the driver they believe pulled the trigger. >> paul wagner joins us live from the scene with the story. paul? >> reporter: tony and shawn, alexandria police apparently got very lucky when someone got the tag of the suspect vehicle and the tag was tracked to a man named earnest stick el of mechanicsville maryland, his vehicle was recovered in st. mary's county and maryland state police say he actually walked into the frederick barracks earlier today, and turned himself in. how he got from st. mary's county to frederick still a mystery at this point. this is the intersection where we believe it took place, alexandria police say that the road rage incident began on the beltway near the eisenhower avenue exit and the vehicle that was shot, the woman's vehicle, in which she was driving, actually ended up in this intersection here behind now, here is what alexandria police had to say about it earlier today. >> this morning, at 7:56 a.m., patrol officers responded to a shooting at the intersection of eisenhower and

thanks for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, take a look at the damage yourself. the tornado carved two mile path of destruction on the eastern shore right near stevensville around 1:30 this morning. >> it destroyed homes and tore down trees and power lines. at the height of the storm, thousands of people lost power. that number is now down to less than 1,000. >> fortunately no one was killed. fox 5 marina marraco begins the team coverage in stevensville with the latest. >> reporter: a night without power for much of this area, we're standing just a few stevensville. and this is exactly where that tornado ended. now, this was an ef 2 tornado confirmed by the national weather service with estimated maximum winds of 125 miles per hour, it was a fast moving tornado. it spanned two miles and four minutes. very fast in time and you can see just up the road there, there's a sign there that says restricted access. that for much of the day has been cut off by maryland's state police. which should now the lead law enforcement agency managing. and inside that's the neighbo

. >> and i'm tony perkins. a speed camera will be watching for you starting today. the camera is on 495 in prince george's county near the suitland road bridge. lindsay watts is live there now. lindsay? >> reporter: if what we've seen tonight is any indication, there are going to be a lot of tickets from these speed cameras. the speed limit here is 55 miles per hour and the cameras only get you if you're going 12 over or more. you can camera how fast passing vehicles are traveling. no speeders at this time but we have seen a lot of them. expect to see this on this section of the beltway for the next three years while the suitland road bridge replacement project is under way. there's some flashes for you. we'll show you some video from earlier tonight. a flash of the camera comes with a $40 ticket in the mail. it's 12 over the speed limit or higher. since the system is new here on the beltway there is a grace period from now through august 6th. come august 7th, if you see the flash, be ready to pay up. during the course of the suitland road bridge replacement project

the tavern perkins a hair taller than her heiress. two out, 7th inning. >> we hope you enjoyed time in the zone. for the produce diseaseers thank you for watching and for the produce diseaseers thank you for watching and have a great night ♪ >>> thank you. >> news on o.j. simpson after winning his freedom. >> i've done my time. >> it was the parole hearing of the century, but only we had kato kaelin's reaction to the decision. >> this will not be the final chapter of o.j. simpson. >> then aaron carter in tears. >> i can't stop. >> our exclusive interview. >> i'll look at this. >> attacked for his appearance after his dui arrest. the surprising reason he says he's so thin. >> people say you look like you have aids. you should go die. >> plus beyonce's mom opens up about the twins. >> it's a wonderful experience. >> what we just learned about the meaning behind those names. and janet jackson out with her baby. how much weight has she lost? >> then -- >> it's about family. that's what so powerful about it. >> behind the scenes of carrie

it happened at the rodney room at the perkins student center. another one will be held on august 2nd. >>> there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, he was on the lam for a quarter senry, the one mistake that this criminal made that put him back in prison. >>> a woman's warning about trampolines when her son ended up in a body cast. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> i want to update breaking news from bucks county. chopper 6 hd is live again over the large property off york road in solebury township bucks county as the search con

. >> on vance, perkins brassard, nbc 4 editor, 19 years. >> i was struggling with whether or not i wantedn this business, but he said to me -- he said, you know, there's not very many of us in this business, meaning african-american men. he said, you know, there's not very many of you,ea has the skill and the craft that i have and have developed over the years. he said -- and -- i wasn't supposed to do this, but he said he was proud of my progress, that he's watched me from afar for many, many years, and he remembered me as this young black kid that just came into the newsroom and, you know, just fit in and did what i had to do to get this far. and he just said to me, like, you've come way too far to turn back. >> vance would often say that he still got nervous just before our newscasts were about to begin. he did a pretty good job of concealing that in the recent past, from my perspective. but back when he was just learning how to be an anchorman, he wen t for advice. >> david brinkley was the guy who had a large part in making me care about what was happening in the world. i sat down wi

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm sarah simmons in for shawn and i'm tony perkins. this latest tie ride took place in and follows a string of road rage incidents. just yesterday a man shot a woman near the beltway. the victim is recovering, the suspect is in jail. fox5's kristin leone has more on the latest confrontation that blew up when we put it on our website today. >>reporter: this disturbing scene played out last monday during rush hour. tensions escalating, a motorist out of control even though the cameras rolling here. the situation ended without a punch thrown or any jurks but that's not always the case as more and more drivers are losing control. you're a punk. you're a punk. you're a beep punk. you said the ex blahtive said there. after honking the horn that's when the verbal altercation began. you can hear the driver of comments, foul language and then proceed to take out his phone and record his version of the incident. why these situations escalate and what you need to know in order to avoid them. here's what she had to say. if you're the victim of roa

i had perkins. on and on. my family depended on public access to health care when i was sick as a young person. we had government cheese. the big block of government cheese they would give you. we could use private-public partnership to get better quality food. but my point is this is going to have a specific, tangible impact on kids, families, communities. i encourage reporters to do what i think reporters do at their best which is tell these stories. unfortunately, you know, part of what concerns me is that these abstracted conversations can lose sight of the tangible impact it's going to have on real people. >> i agree, right. follow the impact. if we look at impacts we know from random assignment evaluations of kids participating in a 21st century learning centers program it hasn't had an impact. >> that's not true. >> it is true. we haven't seen the impact that was said we would see based on the experimental evidence that's out there. the c.i.g. program. it was written about the biggest $7 billion waste.

perkins comes up with the catch and takes away the extra base hit from the marlin john carlos stantonged two homers in the game, and miami goes on to beat philadelphia. they are 6-5 after ten innings. that could have been bad. >>> and in houston it's been so long since the astros designated hitter carlos beltran has played the field. he decided to put his glove to rest literally staging a mock funeral for the mitt in center field before last night's game against the mariners. now, beltran's bat, however, is alive and well as he said a two-run shot out in left field to tie the game in the sixth inning. seattle has the final say in this one hitting back to back homers in the top of the tenth and hanging on to beat houston 9-7. all right. let's turn to the nba and the lakers wrap up the las vegas summer league after defeating the trailblazer 110-98 in yesterday's championship game. l.a.'s lonzo ball earned the tournament's mvp honors after more than 16 points in six games. ball set out last night due to a calf injury. >> definitely the l.a. lakers are excited about his performance over t

thanks for joining us, i'm tony& perkins and i'm shawn yancy. the school board spent hours tonight debating whether to change the name of the school named over confederate general jeb stuart. kristin leone is live with the details tonight. kristin. we should let you know we apologize we're following technical difficulties. it seems like we got it fixed. kristin you're going to have to start all over from the beginning. what is the decision >>reporter: the board has finally made a decision tonight after nearly four hours of deliberation. they have voted to officially change the name jeb stuart high school going forward. they were saying, though, not want to make the same mistake as the previous board or not even a mistake but they don't want to go back 50 years, 100 years from now and have to do the same thing over again so they're going to have to be very careful considering the name going forward. however, they are hoping to have a name for the 2019 school year. it was a very passionate, very contentious debate on both sides of the argument. li

cameron perkins with two on, spanks 1 down the left field line. still chipping away, make it an 8-2 game. later in the inning, cesar hernandez also with two on. he had this club in his bag. deep and gone to right center. that made it a three-run game. more in the eighth. cameron rough with two ochb. he goes the other way. it carries a three-run shot. we're tied at 8-8. loving life, however, it would all be for naught. domingo santana in the ninth. phillies come back from seven runs down but take another trip to heartbreak hotel and end their win streak at three games. >> let's check in on the union. the boys in blue visiting the columbus crew. the ball goes into the box but deflects into the goal off the heel of a union defender, josh youro. that's the only scoring in this one. union go down 1-0, the final. >> in case you haven't heard, eagles training camp begins monday with full workouts starting sunday. they have a new receiver corps. malcolm jenkins says the group already feels improved. >> alshon is one of the premier receivers in league. the

thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> we have live team coverage caitlin roth in the weather center. >> live in kent island maryland are still without power at this hour. >> guys, that ef 2 tornado completely took down a 300-year-old tree you see behind me here also clobbering the home next door and taking a clear path of destruction through the most densely populated area of kent island. >> and this is my neighbor's roof. her satellite dish this is off her house. >> dozens of homes throughout the bay city neighborhood in steveniesville torn apart as violent weather blew through early monday morning. >> i mean everything was shaking and crashing and it was awful. >> residents asleep when the storm hit waking up disoriented. some have nothing left. >> they blocked off route and bay city drive so nobody can get in without id. it's a disaster area. >> strong winds pushed this home clear off foundation down the street man's roof was found several feet away after being rimd off the house. >> looks bike a war zone. i know he was scared to death and elderly gentl

i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. the city is taking a closer look at the hiring following a district employee >> krysten leon pressed the mayor for answers on why this man was hired. she joins us with why they say his is a case that slipped through the cracks. >> reporter: that's right, tony and shawn if you search adam herry son bryant's name on the dc sex registry, you'll find he was convicted of quote travel to engage in latest schedule conduct. and enticing a child. that's what we found. this man properly veteraned before hired by the city special having access to young people's information, we sat down with district leaders to find out. this is adam bryant, according to the washington city paper, he was hired by the department of general services back in february. and was just recently fired once his criminal history resurfaced. and in case you're wondering, that department is the hub for other local government agencies like dc fire and rescue, metropolitan police department and parks and recreation. >> i don't

we thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins. our other big story, a day of bombshell announcements from the white house. >> i'm lauren demarco in for sean, sean spicer said it was an honor to serve in the role of press secretary and plans to stay on >> jim lokay joins us to break it down. >> besides replacing sean spice president named a new communications director and that's where the dominos started to fall. the new guy, confident anthony scaramucci, you see spicer there, he resigned when spicer learned that the president planned to appoint scaramucci as communications director, so he in turn handed in his resignation, this afternoon, both sanders and scaramucci appeared in the first on camera white house briefing since june 29th, and off the top, sanders read a statement from the president about spicer's resignation. >> i'm grateful for on behalf of my administration and the american people. i wish him continued success as he moves on to pursue new opportunities. just look at his great television ratings. >> the president has

thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sarah simmons in for shawn yancy and storms continue to march through the area tonight. take a look at this now. storms led to a water spout form in the chesapeake bay today and video was shot near governor run by bay net.com reader. we have team coverage on the wet weather. kristin leon is out on the roads with latest on noting and first let's goat gwen for latest on what we can expect to dry out, gwen. >> don't expect to see that tony until late saturday nig night. we may see a few breaks in early evening hours of saturday and that rain will be sticking around. sunday will be best day we're looking at dry day at least by the time this weekend ends. in the meantime we're talking mentally of warnings and watches across the area and lots of heavy rainfall that continues to come down. take a look at radar and you can see exactly what i'm talking about the lighter green area showing where we are still under a flash flood watch and that's just about everywhere. and stormtracker radar showing you the heaviest rainfall in the colors of the brigh

thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> let's take it outside tonight. most of the day was pleasant. if you like the humidity and heat. i'm sorry i'll sneezing tony. >> but the skies took a turn and in came the heavy reigns. let's get over to sue palka for more on the storm. >> shawn, you're never al allowed to sneezing on air. i notice she suppress today by the way. you're right, though, not everyone has seen storms shawn and tony but where you have had them they have not wanted to move very much. and tonight's issue is flash flooding and we still have a flash flood down they. i want to show you the big picture. not everybody is seeing it i'm wondering if they just dropped. they sure did dropped the flash flood warning for montgomery county and that's why you don't see anything green. around the laytonsville montgomery area there was a lot of rain slated to go to 7:15. literally it just dropped. reports of flooding and goshe branch was out between laytonsville and goshen this is in eastern portion of district and western portions of prince george county

i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm lauren demarco in for shawn. a parole board voted to free o.j.impson today. >> mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> vote to grant parole when eligible. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> simpson was emotional after the decision was announced. the 70-year-old served the minimum nine years for armed robbery and assault charges. this stems from a 2007 incident at a las vegas hotel where simpson and several others tried to steal sports memorabilia that simpson claimed was his. during his parole hearing the former football star got some help from one of the men he robbed. he called simpson a good man who had been misled that night. simpson has had a record while behind bars coaching in the prison gym and counseling other inmates. he says he is ready to return to life outside of prison. >> trust me, i wish it would have never happened but as i said the courses that i take, it -- i hope it helps me more if i run into those conflicts with my kids. i'm not a guy that has conflicts on the street. i don't expect to have any when i -- when i

actress elizabeth perkins, who was in the movie "big" with heard said on twitter, "rest peacefully mr. john heard. you were the perfect foil, perfectly sly, and a perfect gentlemen. many prayers to his family and children." heard was also in the movie "big" with tom hanks and appeared in "the sopranos" for which he received an emmy nomination. people here at the hotel have few details about what may have happened to mr. heard. and also we can tell you that some of the people we talked to today say they're very sad, because they considered the movie "home alone" a childhood classic and they felt john was the actor that played the father in that movie. we also reached out to stanford medical center and a spokesperson has not replied to us yet. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you very much. for more on the life and legacy of john heard, visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. you can also download our free mobile app. >>> and now to our other top story tonight. another hot weekend for much of the bay area. checking in with meteorologist rob m

perkins brassard, news 4 editor, 19 years. >> he had a way that he would walk into my edit room and,ou know, barely any script, it was all in his head and he knew exactly what he wanted to say, how he wanted the piece to come out. but he always had this charisma. >> reporter: on vance, charlie brigali, assignment manager, nbc 4, 30 years. >> he was just a real personal person. he was -- he knew everybody and he knew you. you know, hell kids' names. that's the kind of guy he was. >> reporter: on vance, patrisha fantes, news 4 producer, 7 years. >> vance treated everybody like family. i've only been here for seven years and there's people that have known him for decades, and he treated everybody the same. i remember he threw a party for our p.a. who got her first reporter job, and he had everybody there. and her parents were there and it was somebody who had only been at the station a couple of years. and somebody who he mentored, and he does that a lot. >> he was a presence in this market. he was like the d.c. sky line. you just expected to see him and the fact that he's gone, there's

and actress elizabeth perkins who was in the movie big with heard said on twirt rest peaceful. process you were a perfect gentleman. heard was also in the move "big" with tom hanks and he received an emmy noms he was in the movie beaches and gravity and countless others. some people we talked to this afternoon say they are saddened that the actor who played the father in the childhood movie has died. i reached out to stanford medical center this afternoon a spokesperson said she will not release details, citing patient privacy. john heard is survived by three children. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> sad to hear that. i know he was definitely loved. thank you very much. >>>. >> for more information on coverage on this story do go to the website online that's where you can read about the life and legacy of john heard. the website. nbcbayarea.com. >>> a hit-and-run driver is behind bars absenting accused of injuring three people. in santa clara. six friends had just been dropped off at the intersection of near the lorenz square shopping center.