. >> reporter: fory nea 14 years they have said the union has provided illegal subsidies to airbus. hey say the u.s. indirectly subsidizes boeing. in aprilobert lightheizer listed imported foods that could be subject to retaliatory riffs. foods like cheese, meats and jams. >> our annual revenues are $150 million and i think out of that, if 10% is affected, it would be devastating for our business. nl it's not me, it's the whole team, you know, that works for that. yeah, they are like can we make it? i said, yes, of course we will make it, but it will be more expensive for the consumer and i say, yeah, t f home. >> reporter: french, italian and greek companies are most atsk ri although according to a u.s. major importer, the impact will be felt across the community. it could be 100% of the product's cost. >> feta cheeses, parmesan, asiago k anyd of fine cheese that you buy, these are not just at whole foods. iu findorted cheeses from whole foods to aldi,walmart, wegman's. >> the wto was expected to weigh in in june. that's what everyone is waiting for. it's as decision tha favorable

and china, chinese regulators have fined ford's main joint venture in china nea fy $24 million setting retail prices on its cars which the regulator feels restricts competition. it is 978 and it's one of the largest orders owide-body jets. it is discussing orders as many as 100 of the two-aisle jets. the 777 planes which is boeing's long-range aircraft. the report did say no deal is imminent due to the trade war, but boeeg r more than 1% to 348.75. lab corp said that more than 7.5 million of its customers m have been impacted by a data breach. the blood testing pvider said it was the same breach that rival quest diagntics said may have theiratients. >>> g-3 apparel had better than ngpected earand it did miss revenue expect airgzs and the company has an array of brands tha include calvin klein, tommy hilfiger and dkny, but it had started raising prices to offset tariffs and that stock fell 9% to $24.51. after the bell clothing services called stitch fix saw interactive clients and that sent the stock higher afterur and it did close 2% to $23.57. also after the bell, claudeera's came in

the last time this happened, there werey therefore nea three months. the police are clearly determined not to let that happen again. the authorities won the battl the day. -- battle today. these images will do little to calm fears that hong kong t is starlook increasingly like mainland china. jane: chaotic scenes in the in hong kong. --ndeed in hong kong. here in washington, the house oversight committee has voted to hold the attorney general and secretary of cmerce in contempt of congress. e thmocratically-controlled panel asked for documents related to the trump administration's plans to add a citizenship question to next year's census. the two officials have refused to do so. a reporter who covers the white house for polit a.joined merely you get the impression that it -- joined to me earlier. you get the imprsion that it is contempt today and it could be anything tomorrow. just what is this standoff doing? what affect is that having? >> it is certainly moving houseo speaker nancy into a direction where she is going to face increased pressure to eit

peopleng nea qckly jumped in to help. >> i felt it on my leg and i looked down and like freaked out. i didn't even know what it was. all i knew was something was attacking me. >> the sea lion now being treated for possible toxic acid poisoning to the brain. wildlife officials say the animal was acting erratically and even bit a lifeguard stand after the attack. >>> city of fremont has been ranked one of the best cities in the country to raise a family. >> but according to a new survey, it's also full of cheaters, alledgedly. ashley madison, a dating website that helps people cheat on their spouses, ranks fremont number 5 in the nation for infidelity. orlando, florida and newark, new jersey top the list but somehow fremont also has one of the nation's lowest divorce rates. >>> weather time now. it's cloudy outside. hope you loved the weather today and will again tomorrow. weather is going to be very pleasant for the next couple days. upper 50s, low 60s. currently we're cloudy over san francisco. cloud rolling in. 58 degrees there. mid 50s for vallejo, napa, san rafael. 59 your low in

getting by the work zo taking a live look eastbound 66 nea nutley, did have a on situatian incident there in the median. looks like that's clearing out of the way. eun? >> thank you. >>> this morning, a hotel in the dominican republi is offering new information about the death of one of the three americans who recently died while on vacation. >> all three americans passed away within days of each other while staatng he same resort complex. they were in different hotels but were minutes away from each her. miranda shop warner from pennsylvania died may 25th. initial reports said she died of respiratory failure, but the hotel now says she was sick when she arrived and died from a heart attack. her husband reportedly told the hotel had a pre-existing heart condition. nathaniel holmes and cynthia day from prince george's county died fi days later. the cause of death was also listed as respiratory failure. the attorney general of the dominican republic now says the investiation into the deaths is not over.s >>> thimorning, all of the hotels in then dominicapublic have been put on notice by the

there is no reason for actually seizing our ship even though suddenly now made a new decree trying to nea's this procedure to seize our ship and receipts a national is accusing eritrea of conducting a campaign of intimidation against critics beyond its borders train activists in several countries including the u.k. sweden and kenya say they're being harassed malcolm webb has moved from nairobi. we used. to be a people of all the high minot says she's never enjoyed the freedom she fought for she was 17 when she joined eritrea's rebellion and fought for independence from ethiopia she's seen here in one of the rebels' mountain hideouts in the 1980 s. independence came in 1901 when she says freedom did not if they want to kill you they can kill you automatically. she owned a factory but she didn't join the governing party or contribute to its funding she says she's been harassed ever since including here in kenya's capital nairobi where she lives in exile she says eritrea is ambassador to kenya of terrorism and had her arrested by local police. isn't it tonight. he saw was like 56 they. had cau

there is no reason for actually seizing our ship even though suddenly now made a new decree trying to nea's this procedure to seize our ship unless 300 miners are staging a sit in in south africa to protest against what they say is unfair pay and working conditions and workers have remained underground ilang says mining rustenburg in the country's northwest for a week they're demanding the mines human resources department be sacked over iraq after complaints including the dismissal of more than 50 employees in hong kong democracy campaign is a staging another mass demonstration in the center of the city it's the latest action that they say is intended to draw attention to the future of human rights in the autonomous territory under thomas reports from hong kong. for the 2nd time in a week long complex were trapped more than a fountain protesters angry at how the police that handled recent protests swarmed a late night around the city center of course is what's going on here is that the protesters are trying to barricade the police inside their compound they say this is a nonviolent demonstr

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nd security is doing a test on cell phones on or nea. if you're around that area at na:00 a.m. your phone could burz lou messagthe.cee ive a they say it's only a test and people who get that alert are not to do anything. >>> a new sports entertainment opens today. the third topgolf hecation in trea. there is one in loudoun coty and alexandria and a fourth is set to open in german town. t topgolf says the new location created 500 full-time and part-time jobs. >>> next up, people in their 20s and 30s are developing a condition usually seen in much older people. y doctors think this is happening. >>> plus, a local football player who made it all the way to the super bowl takes us on a trip down memory lane. >> you know, this is where everything started for me. the culture made mwho i am.e >> me back, rodney mcleod talks about growing up here and how he is giving back this summer. >>> good morning, everybody. it is the longest day of the year! santa claus gets 24 hours ofsu hine on the north pole today. longer days to the north and shorter to the south. we got almost 15ours of dayl

spee and instrument for pushing north korea into the nea the nuclear . >> the go of the sanctions are never to be that the north korea is going to give us the capability brought. this is from my perspective and i think we would be hitting ourselves about some point they're just going to lay down their nuclear capability. the sanctions have been effective in getting them to the table a little bit. and again, if we take him at his words he does want to shift for the economy and north korea and we know that they have a lot of resources, we just have to look at the present part and were north korea was in 1970 and where they are today. in this is where we have to take the long view. i do think -- i'm speaking for myself here, if there was a credible first or second step to destroy some of the nuclear assets, opening some of these joint projects potentially starts to send the right message, again we would be at a different place if north korea had not obtained nuclear capabilities but the early have. again, if we are taking a decade, two decade future, i think you have to take baby steps a

nea, a venture capital growth equity strategy we asked for $100 million and got $75 million. i have a couple personnel updates. very enthused to report that tiffany dong joined us may 27th to assist anna. you can see tiffany's bio. two degrees from -- two bachelor's degrees from the university of california as well as master in financial financial engineering. four years experience. chris terrazano has six years experience and. >> could you stand up? >> chris, come up in case the board wants to interrogate you. just come up here. chris has six years experience. a undergraduate degree from the university of georgia. we are beefing up the football team. he is a cfa charter holder. gegiatta is helping us. very credentialed education experience already. currentlien control rolled in the mba program at uc and expects to graduate next year. >> is she here? >> she is an intern, not a full-time employee. tiffany and chris. feel free to introduce yourselves if you would like. >> thank you. i am excited to join the team here on the real essets team working with chris and ed. i have bee

. >>> developing news, walnut creek police shot a man they say had mental health happened nea arleney called 911. amy hollyfield is live this morning. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. i want to show you orchard lane, a quiet, small, private street. it's a private property and the residents say they are a close community and they are hard broken. it happened around 5:00 last night. police say a 23-year-old man charged at them with a crowbar. they fired beanbag rounds at them but they had little to no effect. he later died at the hospital. neighbors say they have known the man for years and knew of >>he people ln said be aware that our son has this mental condition, and don't be afraid. >> reporter: police were called yesterday by two family members and then by a neighbor who said the man was walking around with a crowbar and even at the front door of one person's home with the crowbar. his name has not been released. five officers on the scene have all been placed on administrative leave. police say at a later time they do plan to release video from the officers' body cam

ap >>> now to prince george's county where a family is heartbroken after a teenager was hit anilled nea. >> he was struck by a car. he was an honor student and rising freshman in highchool. news4's molette green is live with more on this developing and very sadry tt s >> reporter: yeah, this happened saturday. so as you just said, the family is devastated. you can see the flowers left at the crosswalk there. and as a resident of this community, i understand the frustration by so many people here. county police have patrols, and they have patrolled church road and fairview vista drive where kamal nhid was struck and killed. we can share with you some brand-new pictures of the -y r-old who just graduated recently from eighth grade at georgasown day school, an honor student there, and happened to be jogging sarday en o towh the frustraion in this community. so many people have been calling for years for traffic-calmingic de to slow down the speeders. >> and copsome out here a lot to, i guess you could say, catch the speeders. but we're always -- there's a accidents. so we're always like wh

we're told there was an attempted robberyrb at a nea business and police are update us as soon as they get more information and we'll bring you the updates here on "news4 midday.." >>> good friday morning. i'm pat lawson muse. let's get to our fday forecast now with stormam te 4 meteorologist lauryn ricketts tracking the teams. i andt is a little cool out . th >> it is. and the temperatures will stay belowormal for daytime highs. looking like a postcard out there now. the cars are ms ing so a live picture from our city camera. but a beautiful day. it is going to be gorgeous all throughout the day. now one thing you probably can't see are the winds that are blowing around. but temperatures in the 60s. making it feel mighty cool out there for june. we're coming in t low to mid-60s in the shenandoah valley and 75 around the i-95 corridor bu factor in the winds that are gusting up about 30 miles per hour at times, and you're feeling a little bit of the wichill out there. 78 is our daytime high today. again, plebnty of sunshine. and d dyingwn after about 6:00 p.m. tonight. let's talk about

this morning the owner of the japanese tanker said its crew saw iranian naval vessels nea y nearby. however he disputes the america's account of mines. saying the ship was attacked by a flying object and a bomb on the side of the vessel is something we're not thinking. u.s. command has released these images showing damage to that ship. and what it says is the likely mines still attached prior to it's removal. iran denies the allegations that it is responsible for the attacks with iran's foreign minister saying they are conducting economic terrorism. >>> after 23 months of white house press secretary president trump announced sarah huckabee sanders will be leaving her post at the end of june. her tenure has been marked by contentious confrontations by the media as well as her own misstatements. sanders told reporter that members of the fbi supported trump's firing of then fbi director james comey. when she was questioned by investigators about this description about the firing of james comey, sanders backed off the charge telling mueller's team the first time she made the statement i

she was also using her boss's name, the doctor's name, to fill rbprescriptions at a nea cvs.nd faced multiple charges. last year clark pleaded guilty to the charges connected to her job at this medical office. when the time c e in december for her sentencing, she was a no show, a fugitive. there's now a new mug shot. there's investigation that she used a different name to get a job at yet another doctor's office. she's accused of writing prescriptions and once again she got caught. here's a look at what police seized from her apartment, among the items, lots of pill bottles. whitman says prescription fraud remains a big problem. >> in terms of the efforts people go to get these substances, it's a pretty steady and constant diet that we get of it here in the loudoun county commonwealth's attorney's office. >> reporter:d bang. she's bei held without bond. in northirnnia, julie carey, news 4. >>> jamie jo clark is facing charges in lees burg, she's accused of failing to pay thousands of dollars in rent. >>> live look outside at the white house.to we're in s for a hot and steamy

chaos started around 2:00 ir the mng when the suspect crashed an suv into united gun shop onr randolph nea lohman's aza. they stole guns apparently. the suspects used a second stolen vehicle to ram into responding montgomery county police officer. that's when the officer fired. one suspect was found dead in the car. the other four drove a few blocks down before the car broke down. the manan off andditched several guns behind a house during the getaway. >> anybody in the neighborhood sees anything, the back light comes on, something with the shed, don't check it out. we'll check it out for you. >> the police are investigating whether this crime is connected to a similar gun shop burglary about 30 minutes away in fulton, maryland. in that case, as many as 20 guno were stn. >>> new, we're learning more about a woman killed at a waste transfer station in montgomery county. police say 35-year-old gladys lauren melendez fuentes died yesterday after she became buried under huge piles of tree branches, brush, and tree stumps. she c was atract worker at the shady grove transfer station. other worke

this was the commercial airliner full of civilians that was shot out of the sky. 2 nea 298 souls aboard originating in amsterdam headed to kuala lumpur as it was flying over eastern ukraine where russia was waging basically an undeclared war at the time. that passenger plane was hit with a sophisticated military anti-aircraft missile. everybody on board was killed. 298 people killed. bodies and debris from the crash strewn over a large area of rural eastern ukraine. investigators from the netherlands and malaysia and ukraine and australia and belgium who had citizens on board, they formed an international group to jointly investigate this and have diligently and aggressively investigated the circumstances of that crash. how could it be that 300 civilians could be shot out of the sky on a well-marked commercial plane on a civilian passenger airliner on a normal not off track flight? what they determined over the course of this five years of investigating is that the plane was definitely shot down by a russian-made surface to air michelle. they figured out where it was fired from and when

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they pitch it back to the people to give it a yea or nea. recall election only some states have this. it is the ability to recall an elected official in rare cases. i gave the example of arizona. recalling judges. it almost never happens. i'm not sure it's ever happened. the recall is a way that the people have a way to discipline in direct democracy. if someone is not representing the people's interests, they can recall them. right? intention was that these would bring politics closer to the people. century ise over a that probably in some cases the opposite has happened. these kind of elections are especially vulnerable to special interests and large campaigns that can sway the outcome. did not turn out exactly as the reformers had wished. i want to present to you as i promised i would that the south, that jim crow as progressivism can fit into this model although it might seem strange to say so. you might see the way in which those state constitutions starting with the mississippi plan of 1890 and moving through the late 19th century repr

it says this official permanently belongs to nea as a career conditional employee. i asked what does career conditional mean. look -- >> you said this info was helpful. is it helpful to know her national origin? >> congressman, as you know there's an inspector general report on this very subject you are asking about. i am looking forward to the release of that report and it would be improper for me to comment on this matter until that review has concluded. >> okay. thank you. so saudi arabia is viewed by this administration not only as a u.s. ally but also as a counter weight to iran in the region, is that correct? >> saudi arabia as a counterweight? yes. >> they oppose iran. >> saudi arabia is regularly attack by an iranian surrogate. >> the u.n. today reported the crown prince of saudi arabia should be investigated for murdering khashoggi. do you agree with our own cia's assessment that the crown prince ordered the murder of u.s. resident jamal khashoggi? >> on the subject of that secretary pompeo has made it very clear that we are determined to hold every single

no, because if you look at this in real time now, it says that this official permanently belongs to nea as career conditional employee. i asked what does that mean. >> you said this info is helpful. is will helpful to know her national origin? >> as you know there is an inspector general report on this very subject. i'm looking forward to the release of that report. tanld be improper for me to comment on this matter until that review has concluded. >> thank you. so saudi arabia is viewed by this administrationthat review . >> thank you. so saudi arabia is viewed by this administrationcomment on t that review has concluded. >> thank you. so saudi arabia is viewed by this administration as a counter weight to wriran? saudi arabia is regularly attack would by an iranian surrogate. >> the u.n. today reported that the crown prince of saudi arabia should be investigated for murdering jamal khashoggi. do you xwle with our own ceoia' assessment that the crown prince order theed ted the murder of j khashoggi? >> associate pompeo has practice it clear that we are determined to hold every single p