that's especially true for aaron brown.row, he's 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

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aaron, jr. inside. store employee kevin brown saw dad react. >> we saw him sprint out the car. you can see his car peeling off. that was it. >> mile north on the boulevard the car thief stopped behind that firehouse and released the little boy still in his car se seat. then raced off again. family members arrived to console the little guy and all points bulletin went out for the honda accord. the police flooded the area and they were determined to apprehend this car and the person that had taken it. >> reporter: it didn't take long. maybe 90 minutes later, philly highway patrol officers stopped the accord on the 6800 block of torresdale avenue with this man behind the wheel. he was held at the scene until dad could be brought here. watch ortiz's reaction when he confronts the man who took his son. a happy end to go what might have been a tragic loss of life. >> little aaron's mother was also at that tearful reunion at the firehouse this evening. very emotional d not want to talk to reporters frankly may have a few things to say to dad tonight. eighths summary offense to leave y

aaron, eun, back to you. >> brown drinking water coming out of faucets in our area. what's being done to fix the problem and who says this is safe to drink. >>> all jokes aside, jimmy fallon speaks out as a concerned father in the aftermath of the violence in charlottesville. if you missed it. tind out wha >>> the violence this charlottesville is taking center stage in late-night tv. >> jimmy fallon took a somber approach to the beginning of his tonight show. >> as kids grow up, they need people to look up to to show them what's right and good. they need parents and teachers and leaders who appeal to the best in us. the fact that it took the president two days to come out and clearly denounce racist and wheat supremacists is shameful. i think he finally spoke out because people stood up and said something. it's important for everyone, especially white people in this country, to speak out against th supporting it. >>> if u. like to see more, you can find his full monologue on our nbc washington app. search fallon. >>> taylor swift won her lawsuit against a former radi

so it takes a very long time, as you say for brown to actually be implemented and there's the cooper versus aaron decision where the court speaks to the issue of school desegregation. the problem is that unless there is in the early years after brown that if there's not these dramaticic stances to the decision, then the school districts are able to proceed in whatever way they see fit for a very long time. it's not until the mid, late 1960s that brown is implemented in any substantial way. >> our next piece of video is thurgood marshal, and he gave an interview to mike wallace, a famous of cbs on eisenhower, president eisenhower and what he thought of the president's decision and response, rather, to the desegregation of schools. this was taped on april 16, 1957. let's watch. >> i do not think that president eisenhower has done anywhere near what he could have done. i wonder if it's too late and i don't think it's too late. the president should have shortly after the decision, at least by now have gotten on a television network or radio and spoken as a chief executive of this government to the go

aaron jaler. he doesn't have his medication. his family and police are concernedbo >>> you may have noticed brown water flowing from your tap. they're trying to fix the problem but officials say it's safe to drink. you may notice the brown color if your water comes from the potomac water filtration plant. it comes from extra manganese in the water. >> let me be clear. manganese is not a health hazard. it is not regulated by the epa as a drinking water con tomorrow nant. epa considers manganese a secondary maximum contaminant level for aesthetic reasons only. >>> fixing it, could take a few weeks. we want to get another check of weather and traffic. >> a look at your tuesday morning commute with wtop's jack taylor in a second. first, we'll check in with sheena for the weather. i was trying to get to manganese is for a >> it doesn't look like -- have the umbrella before you leave today. here's a look at the current radar. very light rain around the beltway and parts of district. otherwise, we have steadier light rain in parts of montgomery county near gaithersburg. more rain down to the south and west and there you see even mo

brown to actually be implemented. as jeffrey pointed out there's a cooper v. aaron decision where the court speaks to the issue of school desegregation. the problem is that unless there is in the early years after brown, if there's not these dramatic instances of resistance to the decision, then the school districts are able to proceed in whatever way they see fit for a very long time. it's not until the midreally very late 1960s after the civil rights act that brown is implemented in any substantial way. >> our next piece of interview is with thurgood marshall. and this was taped on april 16, 1967. >> i do not think that president eisenhower has done anywhere near what he could have done. i wonder if it's too late. personally, i don't think it's too late. the president at least by now have gotten on a television network or radio and spoken as the chief executive of this government to the good people of the south urging them to support the decision of the supreme court as the law of the land whether they believed it or not. and to use the full influence of his posit

. >> so cooper, as if brown wasn't dramatic enough. cooper v. aaron is also incredibly dramatic. you have a court order to integrate central high school. you have students who are being turned away by mobs, you have governor orville father standing at the schoolhouse door saying he's never going to allow the students to come in. and you have president eisenhower's decision to send the national guard to insure the admission of these school kids, then you have a supreme court which is so afraid that its rule to integrate the schools will not be obeyed. they're not sure what eisenhower will do. that each of the justices signs the decision in ink on the decision itself. this was never done before. all of the justices to prove their unanimity sign it it seems like a show of strength. in fact it's a sign that they're scared to death, that he's really not going to follow through. and the language of judicial supremacy that almost overstates the case. this court is supreme in its interpretation of the constitution, seeming to suggest that the president and congress have no role, that was

the deadly police shooting of an officer, lieutenant aaron allen was shot 14 times trying to help people in a rollover crash. the suspect, jason brown, opened fire as he sat in the car upside down and distracted by his seatbelt, he allegedly kept shooting as alan tried to crawl away. brown facing murder charges. capital police officers responded to the wrong site in the moments following the congressional baseball shooting. and investigation now underway to figure out why officers were originally directed house minority leader nancy pelosi's house and not the baseball field miles away. house majority whip steve scalise was seriously hurt in that shooting. two offices on the security detail killed the gunman. ibly20 tropical storm emily weakening overnight, battering the sunshine state. abca27 locking up our 218,000 homes in florida in manatee county. ibly20 the coast guard rescuing these two brothers, their fishing boat was sinking, rescued them in the nick of time as they cling to a navigation light in tampa bay. ibly20 janice dean is tracking the storm. >> reporter: it came out of nowhere, one of the short-lived tropical storms, i

aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. right now on "news4 today" -- >> new developments as protesters the wake of the violence in charlottesville. >>> don't be surprised when you turn on the shower and see brown water this morning. why officials say it's nothing to worry about. >>> it's a project that could impact your drive in to work. where some people may want to leave a few minutes early and in the next few months. >>> a look at your commute with we come in with jack taylor of wtop, in for melissa in a minute. >> but we begin with sheena parveen with a look at the weather depending where you are. >> we have rain around early. but the good news is, it's on the lighter side. hopefully you're not running into it. we have showers mostly in northern parts of loudoun county, montgomery county. they're near gaithersburg. around the beltway, very light rain. you see the yellows and the greens here. that shows us some the light and the ye clarksburg down to 70. we're going to keep watching this. there is rain in the forecast as we go through the day. you have the umbrella before you leave today. more showers to the west and southwest. we're going to be sitting under this cloudy pattern today with

browning command ops 14 megapixel game camera for under $80. bass pro shops. your adventure starts here. >> indianapolis is remembering one of its finest this hour. hundreds turning out for the funeral of lieutenant aaronllen, who, as you remember, was shot 11 times by a crash victim he was trying to help. today, you can see the city is hosting his funeral. earlier, officers could be seen carrying his casket. a funeral procession is right now at the bankers life field house. they often pay respects at the funerals of office and military service members and outside the field house there were citizens lining up all throughout downtown indianapolis to pay their respects as the hearse passed. he leaves behind two children and a wife. leland: sanctuary cities, of course, have been at the center of the immigration debate for a long time. on monday, chicago mayor rahm emanuel will sue the federal government for funding cuts for sanctuary cities. and casey stegall will look at counties where law enforcement is not just helping the feds, but doing so voluntarily. >> inside any american jail the booking process for an inmate is practically identical. but if you think all of that information is shared, think agai

aaron allen 11 times moments after flipping his car. the veteran cop nicknamed teddy bear was running to help when brown started firing.ether to mourn another heroic cop killed in the line of duty. holding a vigil for gary michael. hundreds of people lining the streets to salute the officer's procession. the accused killer is behind bars. steve? steve: thank you, ainsley. an evangelical advisor to president trump claiming god has given him the authority to take out north korean dictator kim jong un. pastor jeffress citing the bible's book of romans 13 which says in part for he is the servant of god, an aavenger who carries out godding wrath on the wrong doer. not every religious reared believes with that interpretation. robert jeffress and father jonathan morris joins us here in new york. good morning. >> good morning to you and good morning to you pastor jeffers as well. steve: you certainly gave the internet something to talk about and met down yesterday. why do you explain that god has given president trump the authority to attack north korea? >> there is a great deal of confusion among christians when it comes to t