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. >> only on news4, a surveillance amera caught a car slamming into a scooter. theideo is hard to watch. a car making a left turn hit the woman. shervived. she was struck yesterday morning. the driver said she didn't see fe scooter rider, but police cited the driveror not yielding the right-oway on that left turn. officers are urgingde to wear helmets and to stay on the right side of the road. >>> lawmakers picked up the bats and gloves and put aside the partisanship. >> they took to the diamond for the congressional base all game. thennual game has taken on added significance, two years ago, steve scalise was shot a duringpractice. he was back on the field tonight and he scored a run. the bartisan affair raises cash for a local charthy. democrats beated the republicans, 15-7. >> quite a turnout too. >> and they had a h night to be playing baseball. >> here's the thing about the heat, once the sun goes down, it's at least comfortable. you don't have the humidity. and at's what's going come into the picture during the day on friday and saturday.hu midity is the t

if we just move the, amera around take a look over these beautiful gardens inside -- in frt of the cityl. you see a bit of the city behind llu. beautiful city, weorth a visit if you get the chance. but over there is the church, and you can see that on the left-hand side they have not replaced the roof. they have left it as a memorial to some of the damage that was done here. allied forces, it is said, nd destroyed a third of the city, and much of it lay in rubble. there are astonishing pictures in the archives of the city in the daysnd weeks after d-day. i think the impression, the stories that you hear here are of french civilian suffering during a very lengthy battle to take not just this town but also normandy as a whole. it was a crucial battle in the effort to win world war ii. the allies needed a firm military foothold here. and yet of course it involved going into villages and townsd like this one king over control from the germans. that involved a fight which in the end cost the lives of 20,000 french civilians laura: matthew price rorting there. the focus of the d-day commemora

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klobuchar: i am simply concerned about kicking half of amera off of their health insurance in 4 years.mr o'rourke: no, i think that choice is fundamental -- mayor de blasio: congressman, private insurance is not working for millions of americans when you talk about co-pays and deductibles and theoc out-ket expenses. it is not working. sen. booker: i hope i'm the only one on this panel here who had seven people shot in their neighborhood last week. mr. castro: i know what it is like to struggle and i know what it is like to rent a home and worry about if you pay the rent the first of the month. to see a mom worked very hard and know that moms across this country are getting pas simply because they're women. jane: that was last night. what about tonight? earlier i spokeo patricia mazzei, miami bureau chief for "the new york times." 15.3 million viewers watched that first debate. how important are these early debates for the candidates? patricia: i think the ratings showed people are interest in the election, maybe more than we thought. 10 candidach night. maybe the first one would not have

ameras catching the suspect thief's every move. he swipe as special saxophone. now thewnhop o tells news 4 p jackie bensen this isn't the first time that suspect tried to rip her off. >> not towards one of the larges tenor sax or any guitars. no, no. this is a sax player. >> reporter: herself an internationally recognized musician, myrna sislen knew exactly who oke into her store in tenleytown at about 12:30 thursday morning. >> it's a very special instrument. it is maybe the most famous of the cannonball series. the jared albright is what evyone wants. >> reporter: in fact, sislen never before had a break-in at the store she's owned ance 2002 has hunch three similar break-in attempts since last august whe the work of that same man obsessed with the workmanship of a very special saxophone which commands a significant price. ke $4,400. >> reporter: as shs a watchful eye on the busy store h haven h has budding musicians, stocks everything for the professionals, she worries of a -- as a small business owner. will her insurance pay for a fourth $600 door repair? she

. >>> good morning, amera. air. president trump lands in london. pomp and protests.nd the first lady arrive in the uk this morning to visit the queen and the roya buckingham palace and meet with outgoing prime minister theresa may. all that as the president attacks london's mayor and tries to sidestep questions about what he said on tape about the american duchess, meghan markle. >>> also this morning, new details in that deadly workplace rampage. a gunman opening fire killing 12 people in that virginia beach office complex. >> shots fired. shots fired, second floor. >> what we are now hearing from survivors about the shooter who just resigned from work that morning. and the heroes who sacrificed themselves forhe

they are waiting details from the secret about the president's icsalute to amera.now the annual fireworks display will move from the national mall to west potomac park. the free concert will go as scheduled. the d.c. mayor's office is urging the administration to release details but said, quote, planning for the has always been and continues to be within the jurisdiction of the federal governmenis >>> new thmorning, there's a quarantine to stop the spread of an invasive insect a. virgini take a look. this is the spotted lantern fly. the quarantine applies to frederick county, invirgia, and winchester. you'll need apply for a shipping permit to move potted plants, fd other things outside of the quarantined area. the fly feeds on the sap of fruit trace and leaves behind a sticky fluid that can cae the growth of fungi and mold which damages the trees. >>> 6:50 our time. want to turn to meteorologist chuck bell and see what to expect from the weather today. >> off to a cloudy start. some of our friendly nearby neighbors are dealing with raindrops. it's not raining in n

. >>> this terrifying momec caught on amera. a teenag was able to catch that toddler who fell from a second floor window in tuey. the 2-year-old girl survived without any injuries. local media says the toddler approached the open window of the apartment while her mother was cooking. so grateful for the young men there. >>hank god he was in that exact locationnd looking up to see the toddler was falling out of the window. >> luck counts. >> it's a miracle she is alive. hello chuck bell. 9again. >> keep it going. it's summertime! this is it! you know? >> our average high is up to 87 degrees. five degrees warmer than aver as statistically our hottest time of the year is still just ahead of us here the last two wks of july. statistically are the hottest time of the year. but we notched another 90 into the book yesterday so that is ten so far in 2019. with our continuation of above weather expected to continue through the end of the month we will have 14, 90-degree days by the ends of june. yesterday ten by the end of ju and 11 in 20