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arned about first l this breach a short time ago july 17th and immediately contacted the fb 100 million american customers were affected and 100,000 social security numbers were affected and bank numbers were account d capital one say log-in credentials were stolen. officer arrested 33-year-old page thompson of seattle, she goes by the name erratic in the hacker world and a former tech company software engineer. open up the nbc washington app if you think you've been affected and the information is the there. ♪ oes say do take star-spangled banner ♪ >> family, friend and nghbors gathered last night for the victim of the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting. 6-year-old and 13-year-old and ed-year-old were kill in that shooting. a dozen others were hurt. here is what we know about the investigation. >> police shot and killed one suspect. but investigators still do not know whether a second suspect was involved. he we are no closer to determining whet there was or was not a second suspect. and if there was, what involvement they may have. >> investigators say the suspect used an ak-47pe ty

but the severe weather threat is arne. the flood watches over with. the heaviest of the rains are behind us now. nothin more than occasional showers coming on in. grab the reumba. showers could linger through the afternoon. temperatures rain-cooled this 72 in prince george's county. these temperatures are 5 to 10 degrees cooler than we were at the same time yesterday. this afternoon's high tomorrow almost 20 degrees cooler! yesterday, d.c. topped out at 96. today's high temperature, 77. melissa mollet, that is employee of the month stuff for me. >> definitely it is right now. take a look at this. first 4 traffic alert this morning. different issues around town. multiple issued. a couple of them on the beltway and then one on 270. . a tractor-trailer has jackknifed and lost a load the and we are sending a crew there shortly. the other issue on the beltway, silver spring. left side blocked at the crash. look at this one. overturned tractor-trailer d fuel spell at thissite. more coming up. >> mek ssa, thanyou. >>> that right there is how it sounded, even

so when people are opposed to that, as betsy devos and arne duncan and others have been, they opposing the idea that we can come together and add to the collective wisdom and make a difference, and what they're saying basically is teaching is like driving an uber, and the going economy and that's us irnonsense. education which is such a -- so general ative and so generous, like love. you don't lose anything by giving it away and that's what we should be fighting for, that vision, and anyone who says, no, every teacher is an individual contractor, is nuts and they're missing the whole point. if you put my third grade against your third grade, my school against your school, my system against your system, my state against your state, which is what duncan did, you are underwining what it basic but education. >> bill writes be us thes be the idea that going into teaching is an individual choice or indiffer is not the case. we learn from each others a indicators and organizing together i work uic so i'm part of a bogey as well, a union of faculty members and working together and in that orga

a lot of these are on the magnitude of 2 or 3, so they can be hard it to feel, but some arn the magnitudef 4 or5, which you can certainly feel. but the scale is logorhythmic. we compare the 7.1 to the napa a quake of 2014, which is a 6.0, that was 44 times stronger, the one that just happened in ridgecrest, eric, than the napa quake in 2014. seismologists say these quakes will likely occur for the next few weeks around the ridge crest area. >> and some of them can be very strong. >> yeah. >> all right, drew, thank you very much. for ways you can prepare for an earthquake or any natural disaster, head to our website, abc 7 news.com. look for the prepare nor cal emergency resources. right there on our home page. >>> other news now. new developments in the shootout at the mall last week. one of the suspected shooters is in custody. a second shooter is still on the run. cornell bernard is live in san bruno. shocking how young these suspects are. >> reporter: yeah, eric. the suspects just teenagers. one of them facing attempted murder charges for a shootout which played out inside this mall. >

. >>> let's take arn tu onto our weather. time to get a check on our forecast after a warm and sunny weekend. things are about to geter hott and stormier. clay anderson joins us with a look of how our workweek is shaping up. erika, after the weekend. the workweek where we are going totart once again as temperatures rise in the 90s and the heat index. signs of things to come, outside right now at the 11:00 p.m. hour, 81 droes in town and still warmer to our south, quantico coming in at 82 degrees. things you need to know for the upcomin days. heath returns and heat in declaration near 100. wednesday some storms and thursday possibly more storms. eeika, we'll talk about the rest of the ws forecast. >> yes, sir, we'll see you then. >> reporte >>> a family tragedy. a wife and mother suffering an unimaginary loss, her husband murdered by her own son. she spoke with news 4's derek ward this afternoon. >> reporter: the 62 yrs old was a firm believer in education and achievement since coming a here fromoad. he earned a phd and recogn

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we're also now arning the u.s. will be putting troops essentially in saudi arabia. this is a significant step in what's being a controveial military relationship. lot of developments. >> all right, hallie, thank you. >>> more breaking news tonight. an american citizen accused of going overseas to join isis is back in the u.s. facing terrorism charges in a new york courtroom. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details ow he was caught. >> reporter: investigators say he went to syria to join isis in 2013 and help train isis fighters. court documents id tify him as ruslan maratovich asainov, age 42, born in kazakhstan. a naturalized u.s. citizen who lived this brooklyn neighborhood for five years before joining isis. he appeared in federal court toda prosecutors say an undercover operative working for new york city police actual met with him overseas and kept in touch with him afterwards. used of is a helping isis set up training cam , rising through the ranks to become a top sniper instructor. terrorism experts say it's rare an isis fighter from the u.s.

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new law went into exactly arn 1st. >> tourism in monterey has people frustrated. it's led to major traffic jams prompting a group that calls itself take back big sur to put up a banner highlight ago the problem at the bixby bridge. it reads overturism is killing bigg is your. it is featured in the opening sequence for the hbo show big "big little lies." many are stopping to take at photos. >> it doesn't surprise me people get to the point of feeling they should take matters into their own hands. we've got to figure out a way traffic doesn't back up for hours on end. >> the county has added patrols in the area 0 keep traffic moving. other ideas include installing no parking signs and warning of congestion in that area. always popular the show is maybe more so. >> yesterday, it felt like it was feeling like fall. today's starting to feel more summer-like into it will get much more summer-like. the early stages of a warmup. live doppler 7. sunny skies and mild to warm conditions across the region right now. a look at our 24-hour temperature change. most locations nea

about the ai quality, the air quality in some portions of our countiea toy, anne arundel county and arnlert stuatn he notrthere.teas again, a code orange. unhealthy for sensitive groups rly, here, children, el those with heart disease. we do have an air quality alert because the air is so thick and will only get mont stagna as we continue through this week. we have a lot of humidity building. temperatures in the mid 80s, it fnls a little warmer tha that. the humidity is increasing, we are feeling that out there right there, could have a stray showet today, br chance of showers west later on tomorrow. everybody will have a chance fo scattered showers and storms on wednesday, we also have more rain with more humidity on thursday. take a look at these temlrratures, baltimore ady coming in at 91 degrees, annapolis 89, washington now at 86. we are headed to 94 here in the city. similar to yesterday, we will have some e, maybe a stray shower or storm this afternoon but they will be highly isolated. if you are headed out to nats park not looking too bad as we take on the braves at 7:05. as you

for all of those years, you know, you build a certainmentality, a over the last few years i had tole arnentality. >> reporter:enson formed a coalition. brooks' case helped the u.s. supreme court to ban automatic ntences for life without parole for juvenil with help from u.s. senatorhr cis van hole len. the governor of colorado granted him clemency and he was released july 1st. >> welcome home, curtis brooks. >> reporter:fter 24 years in prison, brooks has a fresh art. >> i'm going to do everything that ist can to live a life thas worthy of all of you and that's worthy of the forgiveness that i would hope that i can one day attain. >> reporter: there's been work in maryland to prevent swruf nile cases to endup the way curtis' did but legislation hasn't gotten anywhere. senator benson plans on ro reicing legislation to try to change juvenile prison laws in maryland. in capital heights, i'm tracey . wilkins, ne >> now, as part of his release, brooks has five years of pale. he says he plans on speaking in suport of legislation in o help protect juveniles, and he wants to revisit the colorado

everything from an upset p arent to gun on the bus, northern virginia bureau chief julie cay takesea arnedas a stafford school bus driver gina brown hao never had t confront a threatening situation but after today she will know how to respond if, for example, an angry parent tries to get on the bus. >> being bullied every day here on the bus. >> reporter: brownas among several hundred bus drivers taking part in special t aining from the stafford sheriff's office. >> a time you go hands on and rehearse physically going through the motions it's so much beteer. >> repor gina volunteer to role play and a deputy posed as an irate fatherer and put h training into action telling him he had no business on the bus steps. >> back up off the bus. there's a sign right there. >> back ous the b there. >> reporter: when the danger ramps up, what to do if someone tries barge one bus to do harm. >> i'm going put my foot out to stop, it no, and if i have to ve a shoif shove iquick shove a got a lesson on how toeal with the worst kind of confrontation, a person with a gun. >> i f altot of confidence today. i

anna: thanks very much, ,eorgette boele from arn amro joining us from amsterdam.warning that heaven and hell are priced into markets as investors and juggle and improving trade landscape with a weak outlook your some data points from earlier just this week to illustrate the picture. japan's manufacturing outlook fell to its lowest in three years. 0.1zone pmi came out at above its lowest level since 2013. the isn index in the u.s. dropped to 54.7, the weakest level since october. you are starting to get the picture. and the chinese pmi manufacturing number went below 50 for the first time in months. and yet stocks are refusing to take heed of the data, with the s&p 500 climbing to record highs. so what explains the current divergence? dani burger has been breaking down the latest data. dani: looking at some of the services pmi, we actually saw he beat for spain and italy -- a beat for spain and italy. so we are about to get the numbers for france. estimates were at 53.1 for services. it looks like it is coming in at 52.9, so that is a miss from france. other europe

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. >> a new severe thunderstorm arning and 5:45 for eastern montgomery county as well as george's county. parts of howard county as well. does not include the district, but if you just draw this line right here it would include parts of northwest d.c. right around friendship heights area and heads up. look around bethesda and rockville region. look at aspen hill. very strong storm moving off towards the east, and on this th here around colesville around 515 and advanceville at 5:33 so a very dangerous storm right now continuing to move off towards the east. a few more back towards the west and another towards leesburg ang a strotorm just around 66 and fauquier county. this is the one we're watching in from montgomery county right on up towards apen hill and the only storm in the ea. >> thanks, doug. >>> only on news 4, the video of a police pursuit from prince george's county into the district t.ended with a cruiser crashing through a fence. coming up, residents w say this happens too often. >> plus, a d.c. council member under fire again tonight.t tense exchange today as he trind to def

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. >> and we're getting a look this arn from the frontline of the based members of the coast guard risking their lives to stop drug runners off south america. >> hard to get on. now! >> isn't that the wildest thing? members of the crew of the coast guard cutter "monroe" then jumped on onto the semi submersible vessel last month. crewmen arrested five suspect drug trackers and seized 17,000 cae. those drugs would be worth thor r more than $230 million on streets. >> imagine having almost no time to react when two surfboards fly off a car and head toward you. it happened to a person walking across the golden gate bridge. that person happened to be chooing video of their walk on monday when the surfboards suddenly came loose from a car's rack and landed on the pedestrian walkway. the person who shot the video suffered minor injuries. the surfboard's owner is cooperating with the investigation. >> the state assembly today voted to approve governor newsom's plan to change the way wildfire damages are paid in california. the bill creates a new $21 billion fund to compensate victims of wildfires

they arned a meeting at the street corner. the police commander said they respond to complaints like this often. people asking for ransom for what they stole. that's why the two officers responded in plain clothes. in court records, the surviving officer states they showed their police id cards and identified themselves as law enforcement or car bin narey in italian. police say gabe doubted the men were officers and the fight began. natale struck an officer with his fist and he would ser admitted he stab add the second officer. today the commander said the surviving officer did not have time to react and did not want to the shoot the suspects in the back as they ran away. the officer saw his partner mario rega. >> rega died from 11 stab wounds later at the hospital. the fatal encounter with police lasted less than four minutes. a porter spotted the teens running back after 3:00 in the morning. from video, police were able to track them back to the hotel, room 109 and court documents police say they found the murdee style knife

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>> withthe 737 max grounded, there's no indication people arn staying hom note getting on aircraft. it will be interesting to see when the day comes that the 737 max is ack in service, assuming that day will come, will people be hesitant, could this be not unlike in th 1970s the dc10 and the difficulties from that aircraft, never fully recovered from the fundamental technil design flaws it evidenced and it ultimately did not surve. >> reporter: miles o'brien, thanks as always. >> you're welcome, jeff. >> woodruff: as the wildfire season gets underway inli rnia, memories of the devastating losses of the last two years are still fresh. in a new book, a writer tells his experience in a format that might surprise you. here again is john yang with a port that is part of our continuing coverage of arts and culture, canvas. yang: in santa rosa, in northern california, it's moving day for award-winning writer and cartoonist brian fies and his wife, karen. they're leaving this rental their very own-- for the first time since october 9, 2017. that was the day their home was devoured by the tu

arn haldeman says the problem with the blackmail. nixon says to pay the blackmail.nd we'll leave it up here to sink in. does the mueller report have this level of presidential conduct proven? >> it does not. and we need to face the that and people who are so object to trump in the last book i did, i didn't find anything new in the russian conspiracy. but i found the way trump governs. we really have governing crisis and you pull out how he has handled mifr saudi arabia or china or the tariffs, this is not the way we need to be governed and we had better worry about that also but you know, i applaud that we're having this hearing quite frankly. >> yeah, you this is a worthwhile endeavor despite all the political noise attacking it. because you're here, i want to go deeper with you. let's put up the legal evidence that does compare this. we hear these comparisons so often. let's look at the legal evidence here. it starts out bad for trump as you'll see here, bob. you look at the attempted firing. the alleged crimes and you have the attempt, documented in the mueller r

there's a ton of oversight that is ves very important to do arn important to publicize to the american public how the trump administration is running the government of the united states. that is a huge issue. if he's not going to be impeached and convicted what are the ways you judge many an incumbent president, is the border patrol being encouraged to hold american citizens for three weeks without due process of law. are the parts of the company, the graft, corruption, everything else. they should not give up on other aspects of oversight and accountability, but i do think the key moment was when the speaker decided and again she may be right in this decision, but once she said no impeachment inquiry it all becomes kind of dotting an "i" here and crossing a "t" there and hoping some witness will say something we didn't know. in my opinion, we knew what we needed to know when we saw the report. >> you've been clear and critical of what you've outlined as trump's abuse of power. two pieces to build on your point, it was one the speaker drawing the line in public and two, the president a

through,arnings coming but coming up on bloomberg we northpeak to the ceo of hydro, don't miss that intro9:00 a.m. london time. let's get straight to one of our top stories. by midday, u.k. will know the name of its next prime minister. boris johnson, the face of the brexit campaign, is the heavy favorite to beat jeremy hunt in the polls. the new leader is set to take over tomorrow afternoon. we will get to work on brexit, the single issue that has dominated british politics for three years. let's get the latest from westminster and anna edwards. great to see you. a new prime minister, but does this change any of the brexit difficulties? >> well, it doesn't really, does it? good morning, we are live in westminster. we will learn later on this morning who was the new prime minister of the u.k. they faced some of the same difficulties -- member the backstop, the thorny way the relationship will be managed between northern ireland and the republic of ireland -- that will be back. that is something that boris johnson, the favorite to win, objects to. he wants brexit to take place by october 3

. >> children are arning really critical socio-emotional skills during this time, and that includes thingslike self- regulation, learning what behaviors are appropriate. >> nawaz: ashley parke says preschool has already made adi erence in how clinton navigates the world. >> he's learning to use hi voice-- "don't do that," "i don't like that," or, "can we play," just learning, "hey, what's your name, want to be my friend?" he's learng a lot of the social stuff here. >> nawaz: experts like hamm agree, the gold standard is a full day of preschool-- more than the half-day sessions kids attend on the bus. >> that doesn't mean that you shouldn't start somewhere. if you have communities that are isolated, that aren't receiving any type of preschool, starting a part-time program where you're it is certainly a value add. >> nawaz: in the afternoons, the bus parks in a sond location, for another session with eight more children. the older kids will go on to kindergarten in the fall. the younger ones will return for another year of preschool onwh ls. meanwhile, rany elissa and alexa garrido have purc

are cities been spared a profit .arning bmw reported a quarterly loss.ack for ericsson's turnaround efforts. the swedish network equipment were down estimates for the first time in six quarters. networks would5g weigh on profits. elon musk says the startup narrow link is ready to begin brain surgery. they want to implant paralyzed patients with electrodes. it will elect them work computers with their minds. the process has only been tested on rats. to start trials on humans, they need u.s. government approval. >> a special guest, the goldman sachs asset management. they bring years of work and equity and derivatives with that position. i want to talk about the arch issue out there. it is about people trying to catch up or people that have not participated in the equity boom. how do we catch up? >> one of the challenges is trying to step away from the philosophy and going into things with too much risk. the day, catching up becomes a question of putting enough money to work. question toting your point, the u.s. pension space where so many people have not

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city of portsmouth, but it is becoming more and more a serious issue on military installations and arn cross the country. if confirmed, can you take a more proactive stance that are effecting installations and communities? dr. esper: absolutely, senator. this is an important issue. we need to own it. i don't know if we have a taskforce, for example, in place. if confirmed, that's something i would look at doing to be sure all services are coordinated and that we approach it in a aggressive, holistic way. sen. shaheen: thank you very much. another challenge that we're seeing in new hampshire is with the kc 46 refueling tankers. the commander of transcom was making preparations to push back the retirement of 28 legacy tankers and expressed concern about costs that have been associated with this decision. i recently learned that as many as 121 active duty airmen who have been there to support refueling tankers that arrive there were one of the first national guard bases to receive the tankers, they were moved to fly the a other air bases to remain, support tanker operation capabilities th

that record, the constitutional process that might be relevant or for a subsequent prosecution afterun arn official is out of office. >> neal, here's what i don't understand, why do democrats feel comfortab l withting mueller get away with basically saying, i'm not going to talk about my conversations with barr? what's the legislative branch supposed to do if they're not? >> it's poor oversight responsibility. even if you don't want to get into the actual details, at least ask the question. barr took office, d anything about your investigation change. did he do anything? >> should they force him to do this. he's under subpoena. saying,hey at least be should we take this in closed session? >> absolutely. you want to be deferenti, and of course mueller will be to all of that. but to force him to answer those simple questions -- >> that seemed to be totally >> they even asked him about the letter that his office sento attorney general barr after the initial conclusions that barr released,herein mueller complained because of the picture you provided, people have not having a clear understandin