1963 demo tape features a 16-year-old bowie.pe is headed to the auction block. >> okay. it's a cool story. that was the band i believe called the konrads, with a "k. the headline is that david bowie's drummer had a bread basket >> and stored the demo in the bread basket >> where should we put this rare and priceless tape safe no bread basket, that's it. >> see, if olive garden had a meal kit a kansas woman had an unusual unwanted visitor she kept getting alerts from her nest video doorbell showing a snake on her front porch ew she posted the video on facebook with the plea for someone to remove the animal and a neighbor came to the rescue the snake was relocated to a more natural habitat >> by the way, that's a poisonous snake. they all have a diamond shaped head look at that i think that's rattlesnake >> i'm proud my fellow people from kansas have nests my gosh. >> i should point out i made the kansas comment because leslie picker is from the fine state of kansas don't get your people coming on to me now. >> i know. kansas peop

bowie left the band a few months later.he tape will go up for auction later this year and is expected to get at least 13- thousand dollars. bowie passed away in 20-16 at the age of 69, just two days after the release of his 25th studio album, blackstar. (jr stone) supporters of ousted disney director james gunn hope an online petition can get his job back. the petition has already collected over 200-thousand signatures... including the well-known names of actress selma blair... dave bautista... and director joe carnahan. disney fired gunn last week after decade- old tweets resurfaced of him making light of offensive topics... such as rape and pedophilia. gunn apologized for the tweets. the filmmaker directed the first two "guardians of the galaxy" films... and was slated to work on the new third film in the series. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(jr stone) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. vicki livakis is here with kron 4 news at ten....vicki? (vicki) thank you grant and j-r.... next

then i found out my musician was david bowie. my friend was, my god!ts was so wasted on me. i was clueless. >> stephen: you didn't say that to david bowie, did you? >> no, didn't. i said, you're amazing. you're fantastic. my friend gave me some of his c.d.s before. ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you work with somebody where you were, like, i should know who you are but i don't? >> i was going to do a read through with francis ford copela, and i didn't know who he was either, and my agents couldn't believe that and were disheartened with me. at christmas, they september me abiotics of the 50 biggest most classic american films, which is one of the nicest presents i've received, because i suddenly watched the god phat around all the wonderful classics. >> stephen: have you finished them yet? >> yes. >> stephen: you have a son named caspian. >> i do. >> stephen: is it named after >> caspian sea.e ieme >> i really moved the name. i like having a unique name. it's a nice conversation starter. >> stephen: neve -- that's my mother's maiden name. she's from amst

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i thought, okay, so i rang up bowie, and asked if he had any secondhand 747s for sale.e started with one second and seven on -- 747. but we were against british airways, with 300 plus planes. british airways launched a dirty tricks campaign against us. they did everything they could to drive us out of business. we took them to court. we won the biggest damages in british history. we redistributed it to all of our staff equally. and so every year we hope british airways will launch a dirty tricks campaign against us. david: people like the fact that you are the against the establishment airline. the eye, thealled big ferris wheel in london, british airways was supporting it and they could not get the thing to work. and you read today -- was it a rented a -- was it a blimp? richard: we actually had a small blimp company, and we scrambled the blimp and we flew over the eye as it was still on the ground. the only reason we would go into a new sector is if we felt it was being badly run by the people. david: it turned out pretty well, and you begin building other companies.

things in bowie look good. m tarylhrand 32 in anne arrund your secondaries look good.g to see inbound volume increasing. back to you. >> 5:48 is the time right now. a montgomery county mother will spend the months in jail after pleading guty to abandoning nine of her young children. nine of her young children in their minivan for two daysle in 37-year-old i marshall also admitted to forcing her then 12-year-old son out of th on thee r capital beltway. policeaterou fnd on drugs stumbling on east-west highway. she was also sentenced to three years supervised probation. she is still facing more charges reted to two alleged dui's. >>> a uttle bus operator no longer on duty after he was o caughtn camera on the cell phone. dri the largest union release this video showing the private contractor on the cell phone driving if the fort totten station yesterday mning. >> ♪ >> all right, 5:4 is our time right now. it's been an eiting week here at fox5. we debut our b nrand or not whih you can catch week nights at 7:00 p.m. bram weinstein, nick smith, brit mchenry marina marraco oey

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jagger he has recorded a number of solo albums and collaboration's dancing in the street with david bowie was a hit in the us. in the beginning jagger in the stones were regarded as the band boys of rock music but despite the countless scandals jack i was eventually knighted in two thousand and three. how did the rebel feel about getting the establishment's seal of approval. i don't really think the establishment. ever exists anymore so it's not in question. so there you go in two thousand and eight came another first jack on the rolling stones opened a major film festival the berlin presented martin scorsese's concert film shine a light. and mick jagger is still rocking and still touring now at the age of seventy five. tonight. say. it's time to remind you about top stories at base our caucus claims victory in caucus times general election the former international cricket has appeared on television on promise of a new pakistan votes austin being counted a trifle potteries claim the election was rigged. the death toll in greece is worst forest fires for a decade now stands out more than e

bowie, whos to david sang "slow burn?" what happens to robert fripp, like ag "you burn me up cigarette?" is a song,this the songs are damning. my friend on the other side says that the songs are irrelevant it has norry down meeting, but according to totionary.com, it means have a hostility. only havenging can of meaning, a declaration hostility against the arthurian regime. but it is hard to compete with lancelot for the attention of king arthur. you have that going and he goes to the intelligence court and he asked for a subpoena to get records on lancelot's communication with guenevere. these legitimate requests were denied. compensations a for small hands honor -- [laughter] >> i was afraid of going to far. touch thatthink i'll one with a 10-foot pole. >> how long? >> let's try another one. now, you already rejected my is an that lancelot villain, but what about king arthur? to do was pardon gwen gwenveer? your honor, king arthur would like to pardonnen the sweet and genoveer. >> even if kim kardashian asked for it? kar

a bit bowie nine hundred seventy three. sounds a bit boring on to something free but as a woman. this part is from our album are they going to text well. i sort of. powers everything with the case that it's all over but if you get a guitarist to imitate that i did it oh you did that but i don't let it leak like it's like yeah but i was slick plays overlayed but a part is it's weirdly but i don't play the simple bit of qana come on lads this kind of thing but i mean. punk presumably was a reaction not only politically against that kind of glam rock you know it was able to read a star no it wasn't it was a it was it might be a reaction against some of the more of a blog. post the program con about and say i did not travel can that well probably hopefully no one remembers actually does some of it on reflection be blitzing is quite good you know so i climb rock stuff this part of. a. new little girl's underground get the sound on this album is more room and it's sort of some elements of pro group you know it's been my not get out of it no actually in general i think it's coming to a

person here at that time in eighty's happened to be a friend and hang out with bob dylan or david bowie you know i was just blessed to me the artist and leningrad were just as inspiring and exciting and as these these famous western musicians so for me it was just fate now john as you said just a moment ago every time you travel to the soviet union you used to bring all sorts of musical supplies which were difficult to find in landing back then but another. you also smuggled the records out you were absolutely key to releasing a russian rock music in the united states which was mad with some interest but never made it big is russian rock to country specific to engage western audiences you know it was big in the sense. of the purpose we put it out for and when it came out it was unbelievable the amount of press we got it exploded again it exploded because nobody ever thought this could possibly be behind the iron curtain the way that kenya looked the way that boris moved the way it would go the way that they saying was it was equal to any of the rock n roll going on in the united states

stacie max do you remember under nixon president nixon sounds like a david bowie song do you remember your president nixon well remember he had the mad man policy he acted like a madman against the soviet union and other communist states of that time he believed the madman policy would scare them so much that you know this guy nixon might nuke you all and well kissinger used to go over to you know north korea and say you know we're or afraid of nixon he's so crazy we don't know what's going to happen i hope you guys come to us settle this you know so you know about. richard nixon. yes of course and i think they made a film about that and here's a tweet from zero heads craziness becoming strategic nato leaders in panic mode ahead of trump visit of course trump is over there visiting as we speak and the people are well it's hard to tell who's crazy or trump or the protesters but nevertheless here's a quote we used to roll our eyes at trump's policies but now we are seeing the craziness becoming strategic its senior e.u. diplomat told reuters we now have to seek out all kinds of partners

stacie max do you remember under nixon president nixon sounds like a david bowie song do you remember your president nixon well remember he had the mad man policy he acted like a madman against the soviet union and other communist states of that time he believed the madman policy would scare them so much that you know this guy nixon might nuke you all and well kissinger used to go over to you know north korea and say you know we're or afraid of nixon he's so crazy we don't know what's going to happen i hope you guys come to a settlement you know say well about what. richard nixon. yes of course and i think they made a film about that and here's a tweet from zero heads craziness becoming strategic nato leaders in panic mode ahead of trump visit of course trump is over there visiting as we speak and if the people are well it's hard to tell who's crazy or trump or the protesters but nevertheless here's a quote we used to roll our eyes at trump's policies but now we're seeing the craziness becoming strategic its senior e.u. diplomat told reuters we now have to seek out all kinds of partne

person here at that time and eighty's happened to be a friend and hang out with bob dylan or david bowie you know i was just blessed to me the artist and leningrad. we're just as inspiring and exciting and as these these famous western musicians so for me it was just fate now john as you said just a moment ago every time you traveled to the soviet union you used to bring all sorts of musical supplies which were difficult to find in landing back then but i know that you also smuggled the records out you were absolutely key to releasing a russian rock music in the united states beach was mad with some interest but never made it big is russian rock to country specific to engage western audiences you know it was big in the sense. of the purpose we put it out for and when it came out it was unbelievable the amount of press we got it exploded again it exploded because nobody ever thought this could possibly be behind the iron curtain the way that kenya looked the way that boris moved the way it was the way that they saying was it was equal to any of the rock n roll going on in the united state

young person here at that time in eighty's happened to be friend and hang out with bob dylan or david bowie you know i was just blessed to me the artist and leningrad were just as inspiring and exciting and as these these famous western musicians so for me it was just fate now john as you said just a moment ago every time you travel to the soviet union you used to bring all sorts of musical supplies which were difficult to find in letting down but i know that you also smuggled the records out you were absolutely key to releasing russian rock music in the united states speech was mad with some interest but never made it big is russian rock to country specific to engage western audiences you know it was big in the sense. of the purpose we put it out for and when it came out it was unbelievable the amount of press we got it exploded again it exploded because nobody ever thought this could possibly be behind the iron curtain the way that kenya looked the way that boris moved the way it would go the way that they saying was it was equal to any of the rock n roll going on in the united states it

. >> it took me h anr to get from bowie to the navy yard. a couple places where i knew i shouldn't beng dri through and it's like what do you do. >> that's the tough part especially with the people stuck onhe parkway. the rain came fast and furious. it just kind of hung out over us for a hot second. in 42 minutes or so we severrec two a a half inches of rain. we hadn't gotten any rain at all in july. all of a sudden we got it all in one day. what's left behind is beautiful weather. we have great day ahead. a great tomorrow and day on friday. enjoy this sunshine because rain is coming back iao our a and we will see some rain chances increasing by the weekend. saturday into sunday. take a look at these temperatures. my goodness, doesn't get better than this in july. temperaturesre in the 70s and 80s. we're headed into the mid to upper 80s. it's really comfortable out e. th we have this low humidity out there. over the next 12 hours beaiful conditions. just delightful and very nice and mild by this afternoon. no rain out there right now. that's

. >>> david bowie's first demo track was discovered in an old breadbasket.eamed" with his first band the ckoconrads i 1963. he was 16 years old at the time. the band was turned down by deca. the tape was discovered by david hatfield when he was moving. there is no recording of the demo. it's expected to bring about $13,000 at auction. >> it's a treasure for bowie fans. >>> "the daily express" details a long and winding route the queen's footmen have to make to deliver food. this video shows how far the butler must walk from the kitchen to the dining room where functions are usually held. a new elevator will be installed to help make that trip. the palace is undergoing a $35 million renovation. >>> some companies are testing a four-day work week to see if it makes employees more productive. a new zealand company had more than 240 workers try a four-dayk in les thaeesaid job performance levels but reported having less stress and a 42% improvement in their work-life balance. other companies such as deloitte, kpmg and ryan already offer four-day work weeks. welc

what happened to david bowie who saying, " slowburn. "? tran02>> your honor assuming for the sake of argument that a song is a political case and therefore protected by the first amendment, but here his song is hard on him. his friend said his song neri down has no meaning. according to dictionary. calm, it's a well-established meeting, a down on, you have to take antagonistic or hostile to. even if speech could have only one meaning, it was a declaration of hostility against the regime.>> maybe what happened here, it's hard to compete with lancelot for king arthur's attention. so they've got that going. he went to the special telogen's court to ask for subpoenas to get records about the communication with guenevere. and then a legitimate request was denied. so it's compensation for small hands and his subpoena, [ laughter ] >> your honor, i-i... >> i was afraid of going too far. >> i don't think that i will touch that one today. >> we've already ejected -- rejected the notion that this was part of the real peace. all he had to do was pard

bowie eabound at enterprise road. in the district, southbound 295, left lane is getting by tha work this morning. and we have this hanging around. you see the red andrange here on the map. n northbound route 1 in lorton. chris? >> thank you, melissa. >> thank you, melissa. >>> coming up, you can buy a (birds chirping, a running brook,) >> thank you, melissa. >>> coming up, you can buy a ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made th real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, m you don't need slo-els to sell it. real spring water, f real fruvors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> time is 5:23. facebook is facing its first a fine fowing cambridge analytica millions of users' information. they plan to fine the media giant 500,000 pounds, or $650,000 u.s. facebook will have a chance to respond to that before a final judgment is made. but this is the first tangible punishment for the company since that breach took place. >>> you can buy anything on amazon.

new boston police and investigators with the bowie county fire marshal's office were back on the scenetermine what caused the apparent electrocution.chief gary mccrary:"apparently this residence had some electrical issues in the past according to some reports and statements that have been made."scott hendrix:"there is no reason our baby should be gone. you don't die inside your own house."shelby and scott say they've rented this home for about 15 months and believe this incident occurred because of electrical problems at the house.however, investigators are not saying at this time what caused the apparent electrocution.shelby roos "landlords should be held accountable for the conditions of the homes they let people live in and all we want is a voice for our daughter that left us over a senseless act." reporter:"who can be held responsible for this?"chief gary mccrary:"it is to early right now to go ahead and start placing blame and responsibility until the investigation is over..." shelby and hope their not be forgotten.they plan to set up a fund for people to donate to a local rescue

lorton and springfield. 64 in bowie and brandy wine. your wake-up forecast is a good day today.he sun comes up at 5:55 this morning. lithe temperatures will nicely. it will be a perfect day at the pool, melissa. temperatures in the upper 80s. don't forget your spf. >> that's for sure. going to be warm out there today. it will be nice to sit outside but you don't want to get burned. alexandria, inner loop before van doren street. have a camera for you this morning. inner loop before van dorn. seeing some inner loop and outer loop at this point. going to get moraninformation keep our eyes on it because it could back up if they don't get that out of the way soon. 66 into town and out of town is just fine this morning. 95 northbound. southbound no worries there. as we look at 270, frederickth spur, you're on ti. there is a disabled vehicle near montrose southbound and it is clear. over tumultuous tenure is for the man leading school in prince georges county. >> justin finch has more. >> how much is the outgoing ceo getting for schools? >> reporter: toutgoing ceo will leave with $800

it took me an hour to get from bowie to the navy ward. it was awful yesterday. ?hat are the roads looking like this morni >> first, we have meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen with more on today's forecast. how is it looking? >> it looks the complete opposite of yesterday. this is going to be a fantastic day. don't have any rain after the heavy rain yesterday. it's feeling great outside right now. aaronas mentioning yesterday that it was raining so hard that he said if there's , baseba would eat his hat. >> i heard. >> we're doing a little hat shopping. >> chuck is determined. you're determined to make aaron >> he's going to have a sombrern ich before 7:00 a.m. he's the one that wrote the tweet. he's the one that eats the hat. temperatures the mid-60s in the shenandoah valley this morning. look out here. western maryland. the mountains of west virginia. those are 50s this morning. i think tomorrow morning,psig jn the shenandoah valley and northern md north dakota in the -- northern marylandn the 50s. way less humidity coming in. full sunshine afternoon hig

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graduated from high school and set her o sites college earning her degree from bowie stateun ersity. >> i had people ask me where is your mom andad? i'm here by myself. >> heal now holds an administrative position at creative association international, a development organizaon in the district where she received encouragement towards her next goal, masters degree in the university of maryland baltimore she hopes her research will improve the lives of children in foster care. >> if i want to be the type of people that help people and young girls and spread a positive message that i ave to do this for myself. >> you go, keisha. she has never been back to new orleans. she says she recently connected through facebook with a childhood friend who sent her a tcture of the streett she used to live and all that's left there was the street sign at the corner. >> she's a tough young woman. very resilient. >> excellent. >> our weather has been really nice. heading into the weekend, we'll have humidity and when will w t some rain because everything really is dry? dry aroundeen real here for the la

. >>> to prince georgee county whthere's been trouble spots like queen anne's bridge road in bowie but no major flooding so far. coming up in the next half hour, ws 4's cratracee wilkins hasre >> this case appears to be a case of self-defense and there's more from our pat collins who is there. >> reporter:n angry passengers goes into the station manager's kiosk. the station manager, she had a ife. it gets ugly. it gets violent. they say he hitsth her iarm. she stabs him in the chest, and now that passenger, he's in the hospital. it happened shortly after midnight. a red line train running late. a passenger waiting on the platform upset by the delay. he went to complain. somehow the guyntets ithe kiosk. they say he hits the stationna r in the arm, and she pulls out a pocket knife and then stabs himhe in the and he falls to the ground. the wounded passenger taken to the hospital. he's said to be in grave condition. metro police, d.c. police called to investigate. here on thecene police chief bruce newsome. >> we believe there may be a viable claim of self-defense in this case,nd that's w