brittany ship is in from our nbc station in philadelphia. brittany, >> hi.e. thank you.er is better down here than filphilly. we're south and seeing clearing. seeing lots of clouds to start this morning. a little patchy fog but into the afternoon, look at the radar shot. it shows all the unsettled weather heading north moving away from our area. that's going to be good new the weekend starts. it's mainly over philadelphia, allentpn stretchingnto new york city. for us we stay dry. however, we track a cnce o a stray shower. temperatures right now as you're waking up in the mid 7 for washington. temperatures in gaithersburg at 72. haggerstown 72 to sta i and have in winchester. as we push into the rest of the afternoon, you will noteed yo umbrella. you can leave your rain jacket at home. grab yoursub glassnglasses. 78 degrees. daytime high is 87. we'll talk more about your c-day coming up. >> brittany, we'ck in with you later, thanks. >>> this morning panic and terror a quite neighborhood went throug last year. folks woke up to the sounds of gunfire that killed one personh

brittany, thanks. welcome to washington. happening right now the search is on for missing mother of five. she lives in new york but her suv spotted in our area in fairfax county. >> this story, a o lotf turns. no one has heard from the 50-year-old since last weekend. police say she left her home to go to philadelphia but officers found her vehicle in virginia and arrested the man they found behindhe wheel. sha mar hi reports. >>> a 50-year-old, a mother of five drove from home in new york to philadelphia this past weekend. the nypd says she's in danger. >> her family reported her missing on july 28th because they haven't heard irom hern several days which is highly unusual from what the family says. >>ax faiounty place found her car this past monday. policeay a38-year-old man was inside the suv with a handgun andeed medical attention. it's unclear why the suv and the grown martinez were in fair fax. >> we're asking for the public's he right now in figuring this out and locating the woman. >> police tell us martinez and the w

brittany ip, you say it's here to stay? >> it's here to stay, we could see a heat wave on our hands. we'll stay dryndoday monday. and tuesday itin will b to change. we have a lot of blue skies to end the weekend for us. our current temperatures, 79 degrees already in washington. 77 in culpepper, winchester, 73 degrees. a little bit on the warm side depending on where you ifare. you're leaving the house, grab your sunscreou and sunglasses, but leave the umbrella. if you're heading out for lunch, temperatures already at 93 degrees. i'm tracking how long this heat is going to stick around in my full forecast. >>> meantime, want to tell you that metro's board chair has decided against the controversial idea to use special trains for those attending next sunday's unite the right rally. >> some say that the metro was giving referential treatment to white supremacists. >> i want to make it very clear that metro will not have separate trains or separate cars athis event next sunday, and i don't anticipate tha happening ever. >> the

. >> yes, and a it's cool day for sure, right, brittany? >> a cool day, nice and dry. a live look outside, towards rest reston, today temperatures will push into the low to mid and it will feels like i approaching the triple-digit mar mark. already in the low 80s in washington and unanimomanassas. look forratures to push towards 94 degrees. 88 degrees, andonhen by 93. i'm tracking more details on wh, you can expee could have a heat wave on our hands. >> thank you so much, brittany. >>> 10:00 on the dot. a wild repor from "the washington post" this morning. the paper received a report froe ederal transportation administration that the government is keeping a secret plan to shut down metro because of its chronic safety issues. >> it's the only transportation authorityn america -- order all rail cars removed from service and have chained barriers set up to prevent people from entering the system. it's only a plan and it's not one that's likely to go into effect any time soon. the potential shutdown would last as long as necessary and federal safety officbels would called

designed as a work are meant for fisherman in the same lesson fronts today the iconic design from brittany is a must have and wardrobes were white and now the new york museum of modern art has even chosen it among the one hundred eleven most important pieces of clothing that have had a huge influence on fashions through the ages we took a closer look at the development of the mary tom. what better place to sport the nautical look than on a beach in britain. after all the breton striped shirt originated on france's atlantic coast today the pattern is popular the world over. it signifies freshness well being it's easy to wear comfortable. at first it was fisherman who wore these striking stripes and they became part of the uniform of the french navy so shipwrecked sailors would be easy to spot in the water. designer coco chanel fell in love with the not a look when she vacation by the sea she helped make britain shirt fashionable and it is to this day sailor stripes featured prominently in chanel's latest cruise collection. written shirts have been popular with v.i.p.'s since the one nine hu

. >> brittany shipp is back in th studio today.rday it was hot, hot, hot. >> it's going to get even hotter, it's going to feel like close to 100cl degrees. er look at what we can expect today, more sunshine which means it's going to feel even erwa tracking temperatures in the 90s, all three days, then more rainusng in. over current temperatures are going to stay in the mid to high 60s. start.per 68 to and our temperatures in baltimore right now at 70 degrees. mild start for us. we're also seeing dry goodness,, thank we're going to dry out at least another two days, today and tomorrow. but if you take a closer look at tuesday heading intodn day, our rain chances will start to inch up. right now we have a slight chance for most of the workweek to see rain. hot and humid conditions expected for us. lots of sunshine, so make sure you bring your sunglasses. you can lnce againve your umbrella at home. hot temperatures over the next couple of days here, as we head into tuesday of next week. with we have a good rain chance on thurs and fri

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we're goingo take t a >>> hot y hon tap today, right, bring pret brittany?y 11:00 a.m., we'll be in the mid 80s. we're talking about temperatures pushing into the mid 90 our feels like temperatures will be close to the triple-digit mark. a high todayf 94 degrees. >> we'll have more news and weather coming up at 9:00 t morning, for now, let's head back to sunday today, have a great day, everybody. >>> we need help. we should consult the world's highest authority on relationships. cosmo. that is mila kunis starring on "that '7 show" where she spent eight seasons from 1998 to 2006. mila was only 14 years old when shd lande that role and may have fudged her age just a bit to get the job. the show was a hit, making a star and introducing her to co-star ashton kutcher.ri ad back then and her real-life husband today. family fro with her the soviet union where she was born to california when she was just 7earsold. her mother put mila in an acting class just to helper young daughter make friends in a new country. it turned into much more than that. mila and i got tog

brittany joining us from our nbc station in philadelphia.> it's a nicebe weekend t here with us finally drying out. same weather pattern affecting us in d.c. and now we're starting to see dryer conditions. a chance for a s

. >>> taking a wobbly >> don and his dourt brittany were at the drive through except in this case thed. >> i don't want no sandwich. >> this is sonic, now what do you want? >> so he starts to order. >> i said an extra long cheese coney. >> oh, sorry, can you put an extra cheese loney. >> it's like yoda ordering. >> and an ice cream sundae with peanuts and chocolate servings. >> you not allowed to get ice cream until you eat all the food. all right. you can't eat yet until we get to the house. >> but i'm hungry now, i want my food now. >> no. >> we can smell that burger and those fries. >> brittany doesn't care. >> my food going to be cold. >> we can't eat it on the road too. >> oh, man, take this food back. >> you're going to give my food back. >> you're like a professional mom. >> she says they made this video and posted it. he didn't think people were going to like it the way that they did. i think we like it. >> uh-huh. >>> we like this little guy too. >> he's the bomb. >> tell us. >> he's also just gone back to kindergarten so he's telling us about his first day. >> they lock you

brittany ship. >> i am thef bearer great news. we're drying out.tal breezy conditions. the flags are flow bloeg. nice and dry for avus. we a slight chance for a spray shower. all of the activity all the heavy downpours to the north and east. if you'reakg a road trip north s we'll rain. a closer look at the gardening tip. weeds are easier t remohen the soil is moist. a good idea is to pull them n before -- while they're young before they have a chance to produce seedst for n year and with dry conditions, it will be a nice day to head out into the garden. coming up, we'll talk about the potential heat wave on the way starting with temperaturesnto the 90s by tomorrow. seeings morning we are the panic and terror a quiet germantown neighborhood faced last year. folks woke up to the sounds of gunfire thad kil one person and left three wounded. >> jackie bensen says evidence against a man just convicted of the crime b includey video. we want to warn you that some may find thi disturbing. >> reporter: montgomery county police officers arriving at the home

he thought he wouldn't shoot anything but, he's roman and brittany said it would be kind of nice to haves for ourselves. here's the moment he's showing us their new digs. >> and the view is -- >> seriously, dude? >> get out. >> how can you stay? i've seen pictures you posted you stayed exactly here. >> yes, you did. >> i did actually stay at this very resort on my honeymoon, it's calls jade mountain in saint lucia. and it just happened to be a side to me the producers did not know. >> feel so bad. >> there's no pretty picture of your wife. >> that's what i remember. it wasn't because of him. >> it is a truly phenomenal, magical place and the atwoods are struck by it just as much as i was. they do things big and best all the time. we've seen so many of they're other awesome videos. and it's so cool to see them just as blown away. >> they find that in the bathroom which says nick was here? >> i did watch this whole video and i spotted, he's actually in the room next to the one i was in. you can see it right here. >> how funny. >> right there, that walkway over his shoulder where that perso

brittany, you emerged as national voice after the killing of michael brown in rguson, missouri.icer in that case was controversially not ndicted what do you make to have the guilty verdict and the sentencing of roy olive what do you think it will mean to the "black lives matter" and our nation as a whole? >> it depends on whether or not this is going to set a trend or be an anomaly. unfortunately, all our past experience shows us this probably be an anomaly, that at the end of the day we actually saw a lice officer be convicted of a shooting of ack young blan and we know historically less than 1% of the officers who shoot black people are ever convicted of that crime. so we're glad to see some kind of justice happening in the case, but we don't think it enough, and until this is a trend of accountability and prevention, we won't be satisfied. >> dr. stinson, trends, why is it so rare for police officers to beentenced, convicted and tried in fatal innsteract >> the best estimate is between 900 a 100,000 timech and every year on d police officers shoot and kill someone in nations

>> steve: new brittany. >> jimmy: you're new brittany. >> steve: ps, you did it ain. >> jimmy: oh gosher and applause ] this one's from @ninjamander1221. he says, "whenever i watch a a movie i turn my hoodie around and use it as a bowl for my popcorn." [ lahter and applause ] that's kind of brilliant. >> steve: genius. >> jimmy: that's kind of genius. >> steve: yeah. like a trough. >>immy: yeah, i love it. that's a good -- that's a great idea. yeah, exactly, yeah. [ light laughter ] this one's from @itsshyou knowyou knowy. she says, "a guy i like said 'date?' and i immediately said h 'yeswas asking me what day it was." [ audience aws ] >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: do you have the te? >> steve: no, that's what i'm asking. >> jimmy: do you have the date? >> steve: oh, gosh. >> jimmy: aste, oof. thisone is from @grandpaberty. >> steve: oh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: she says, "a boy picked me a flower once. i panicked and ate it." oh, there you go. oh, my gosh. those are our "tonight show hashtags." to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around. we'll be rig

after he confronted the girlfriend brittany jacobs over a handicapped parking space. that's when he pulled out a gun. according to the charging document, mclauk tin immediately backed up when he saw the weapon and turned towards the store. as he turns away from michael draka, he fires one shot. mclauk tin was hit in the chest and ran into the store, collapsing in front of his 5-year-old son. he did not have a weapon. the county sheriff had initially said the shooting was justified as self-defense due to florida's stand your ground law. family attorney called him a cold blooded murderer. >>> how do you account for the sheriff's initial response to this and what the attorney is now saying? >> i can't speculate on the state of mind. the attorney who do this day in and day out and apply the law to the facts decided that stand your ground was not applicable. >> reporter: there is a memorial for mclauk tin here at the parking spot. our attempts to reach michael after the shooting have gone unanswered. he could be arraigned tomorrow on a manslaughter charge that carries a ma

it is goalless in the first half in brittany.ative councillors spent tens of thousands of pounds of public money on a rugby stadium hospitality box — while their authority was facing a financial crisis. the payments were made by a company owned by northamptonshire county council. it also paid for a flypast by a second world war bomber. the authority says the expenditure was transparent. our news correspondent, matt precey, brought us this update from northampton. a ukip county council had serious concerns about this company called nea properties. and he said that his concerns were not been responded to. so he then instigated a whistle—blower referral through the audit committee of the county council, and about ten months later, they produced this report, which lists a string of items of expenditure, including the hire of a b-17 expenditure, including the hire of a b—17 vintage world war ii bomber. to fly over a memorial event in grafton underwood, in may 2015. other items of expenditure also included £2700 ona dinner of expenditu

officer brittany williams/atlanta police: "right.ould tell him the same thing i told him on the scene. i was so proud of him. i was honestly -- crunch time came and i was just so worried that he was catch on fire. and he didn't help me out, honestly i don't think he would have made it out the car before the flames took over." (ken) three people were transported to the hospital and one of the officers got some bruises and scratches. atlanta police said the department is "extremely proud" of the responding officers. ( pam) in sports... we have an update on the giants as they take on the defending world series champion- houston astros...(ken) and steph curry continues his busy summer hosting some of the best high school players in the country... gary has more from the two-time mvp... and all the sports... coming up next at 8 what new research says could be key to getting kids to eat more veggies just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter'

this is susan solomon, brooke jones, brittany sterling, and then, breanna hall. hello, richard. >> hello. good evening, president commissioner mendoza. my name is richard raya, director of mission promise neighborhood. it's wonderful to be here on such an inspiring night. five years ago, mission promise neighborhood was a met work of more than 20 community organizations that worked with the school district and the city, namely president mendoza and mayor ed lee to win a federal grant to coordinate services for children in the mission district. it funded the appropriation of a powerful case management data to wraparound and coordinate servic services at four schools. after five years, we saw preschool assessment scores and high school graduation rates for latino and african american students increase dramtly where student mobility rates decreased by half. we are pleased to announce the department of education has awarded us a two year, $6 million grant to continue our progress by aligning with the beacon initiative and expanding to five more schools. the community

sentimiento que comparte su hermana brittany. >> estoy muy asustada por mi madre.ratorios. >> fueran abogados hablar con ellos al compaÑÍa y dijeron que le iban a arreglar. pedro: voceros de ice aseguran que las detenciones son como parte de una misiÓn administrativa en contra de la empresa. el gobierno quiere aplicar sanciones a empleados y empleadores, debido a que la empresa recibiÓ una multa de medio millÓn de dólares en 2014, el caso se agrava. por su parte, la empresa dijo en un comunicado: " aunque estamos sorprendidos por los acontecimientos, vamos a colaborar con la investigaciÓn del gobierno asegurarnos que la verdadera historia se conozca". una empleada aseguro que existen irregularidades. " me dijeron que siguiera haciendo mi trabajo y si ice nos visitaba, ellos pagarÍan la multa". ice insiste que esa investigaciÓn criminal continÚa y la actividad laboral de esta empresa se cancelÓ hasta maÑana, segÚn anuncios que se han colocado en edificaciones de la compaÑÍa. erika sandoval y su esposo tienen tres hijos estadounidenses y otro soÑador. jorge: la madre

. >> roman gets on there, brittany gets on there.t's pretty much all you can do. >> that's super fun today. i wluf a weird idea turns into reality. >> let's get outside and jump in the pool with some watercraft. what a fun day. seriously i've always wanted to try something ridiculous like that. and i'm glad he did it. >> because he can. >> because can he. >> yeah, their home, their backyard is what a lot of people would make outings out of. >> it's a playground. the shenanigans that youtube built. >>> a woman embraces her flawless differences. >> different is the new normal. >> she just won. >>> plus, dude's making durable eggs with. >> strong spray-on plastic. >> now find fought they can hold up to hydraulics. >> well, he's not going to be making omelettes anytime soon. 98% of us don't get enough omega-3s. which is why megared advanced 4in1 packs more omegpopower into one small softgel. it supports your heart... brain... eyes... and joints. megared. (nathan) secondhand smoke caused measthma attacks, infections and lung damage. and i

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brittany starts to retreat.re is a white gentleman who walks into the video frame and he jumps back and starts to retreat. everybody is retreating. he is not in imminent fear of his life. there is no justified reason for him to pull that trigger. and what's so troubling is that little 5-year-old markeis, when you look at the last part of that video, he reaches out for his father, and his father falls at his feet. and that will be the last time he saw his father alive. and so brittany and these children are going to need some serious counseling to try to deal with this traumatic episode. >> well, i know britany jacobs, you're very strong. you're in the business of helping other people deal with their illness. we made a pledge at the beginning of this case, and there are other members of the media that will do the same. we will stay on this. we were on it in the beginning. we're on it now that the state is investigating. everybody's goal is the same, fairness under law. you're welcome back here with your counselor

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. >> brittany, brings up the fact we at this anniversary. a lot of attention on charlottesville this weekend. look back, if you would, on the last year. we've talked about a very visceral signifier, alleging the president used when on prns p s aapprentice" and perhaps other times. what about what's been alluded to over the past years. here we are on this anniversary an opportunity for a president of the united states to address what happened last year, to try to set things right, bridge the nation together. nothing on the president's agenda for today or tomorrow that would indicates he plans to talk about this or address it in any way. >> you know, maya angelou when someone shows you who they are believe them. i have always believed who donald trump is. what omarosa reveals in this book that i also won't be reading doesn't change my opinion of that whatsoever and when it relates to charlottesville, he was clear he thought there were good people on both sides. people who might have had different ideas than two sides of the same coin. we simpl

produced by jay-z and attorney benjamin crump appears in the documentary and he's now representing brittany is marquise mclaughlin's longtime partner and mother of his three children. benjamin crump joining me from new orleans, welcome to the program. >> mr. crump, what does this say for this stand your ground law. how is this possible that this is still being invoked in this particular case? >> christiane, it is very tragic as we think six years after trayvon martin's most unfortunate and timely killing and on the eve of the premiere of this docuseries where his parents sabrina and tracy tell the story of trayvon martin and his enduring legacy that we're now dealing in the state of florida again with another controversial stand your ground killing because stand your ground is a discriminatory, racist law in its application. it allows the person to start a confrontation with an unarmed person of color and then claims self-defense after they shoot them and killing them as i was standing my ground and get to go home and sleep in my bed tonight there is no justice in this law for stand your gr

they beat hosts france 1—1 in their semi—final, in vannes, in brittany.ve minutes into the second—half, as spain beat the host nation. they finished the game with 10 players, though, after aitana bonmati was sent off, and she'll now miss the final. 15 minutes from time, catalina coll denied the french an equaliser and spain hung on to reach the final for the first time. earlier, in the first semi—final, japan beat england 2—0, with both goals scored in a five—minute spell mid—way through the first half. riko ueki's low drive was followed by a header from jun endo. the japanese have finished third in two of the last three editions, but they're also through to the final for the first time. you can get your latest sports news on our website. that's your tuesday sports briefing. earlier this year a prestigious british 0rchestra formed one of the uk's first ensembles fronted by musicians with disabilities. in a few day's time they are due to become the first disability—led group to play the bbc proms. they'll make their debut at a relaxed prom, on 27 august, l

i think her real name is brittany diaz. she was an underdog. >> oh, yeah.f. >> never done an air guitar. >> you've never done an air guitar? >> there is noenough alcohol >> you've got to go rrrr. >> go ahead. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> have a great day. >>> making news in america this morning, president trump fuming over the russia investigation lashing out on twitter. what's fueling his anger and why he's now admitting what that infamous meeting between donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer was about. >>> drone attack. six people arrested in what's being called a failed assassination attempt on the president of venezuela. a dramatic moment an explosive laden drone went off near the president. what the white house is saying after a claim that the united states is to blame for the attack. >>> breaking overnight, the woman who played mrs. garrett passing away. charlotte rae dead at 92. how her "facts of life" co-stars are remembering rae this morning. >>> pl

>> in the calls for help, you hear the voice of brittany jacobs, the girlfriend of the young man seen taking a bullet from a strangerer a eand runnink into this store with a fatal wound. >> where are you? >> in the store. i just need help. >> the 28-year-old died and 48-year-old michael is in jail tonight. police originally declined to charge him, saying he was covered by florida's stand your ground law. prosecutors say he began the trouble, arguing with jacobs on july 19th because she and her children were parked in a handicapped spot. when he comes out and seeing the yelling, you see him push him to the ground. he brings the gun in his pocket to the argument. >> i watched it happen. he got shot point blank. >> this is at least the fourth time he fought with strangers over parking spaces. >> he said he would shoot me and called me [ bleep ] and stuff like that. it's a racial issue. >> he is charged with manslaughter, not murder and he is officially pleading not guilty. david? >> thank you. and now to the dramatic rescue in florida with children trapped in hot cars. newly released vid

>> reporter: what you can't see yet is officer brittany williams in the backseat on the other side of >> come on, man! get out! >> reporter: she's trying to pull an injured man twice her size up and over the front seat and out through the back, but his leg is stuck. >> i couldn't get my hand under the dashboard to pull him out. so, once i saw his pants leg started to smoke, i was like, listen, you need to pull it together. >> reporter: and just like that -- >> pull him out! pull him out! >> reporter: they saved a life. >> this was team work. it wasn't a single person's effort. >> reporter: three victims from the wreck are hospitalized tonight with broken bones and other serious injuries. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, that tour plane crash in alaska. the search for victims and what authorities are now revealed. >>> and we'll have more on that deadly truck collision on a busy highway. the massive fireball that erupts. dozens injured. dozens injured. we'll be right back. ...with fitness ...food ...and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f". farxiga, along wit

the small french town of big gun in brittany has achieved one hundred percent energy self-sufficiency but more than a million people signed onto its wind power project. each individual's investment was determined by their income. the energy price is guaranteed by the state utility company. so if the disability community participation is key it's what makes us strong because everyone here is a volunteer regardless of their position and everyone contributes as best they can . also play caller. many small scale local community projects are helping people address the global challenges of climate change. but what is happening in the big cities. our megacities symbols of the anthropocene play a key role in climate change. they could serve as incubators for solutions to global warming. in barcelona which suffers from severe air pollution ecological awareness is high. citizen action projects are taking root across the catalonian capital fab labs a new type of collaborative laboratory that gives private citizens access to modern industrial production processes. the prototype of a solar house w

>> reporter: in the calls for help released tonight, you hear the voice of brittany jacobs, the girlfriendf the young man seen on this security camera taking a bullet from a stranger, and then running back into this clearwater, florida convenience store with a fatal wound. >> okay. where are you? >> i need help now. >> i'm outside the convenient store. i just need help. >> reporter: 28-year-old markeis mcglockton died, and 48-year-old michael drejka is in jail tonight. police originally declined to charge him saying he was covered by florida's stand your ground law. prosecutors now say drejka began the trouble, arguing with jacobs on july 19, because she and her children were parked in a handicap spot while her boyfriend and their son were inside the store. when mcglockton comes out and sees the yelling, you see him push drejka to the ground. that's when drejka brings the gun in his pocket to the argument. >> i came outside and watched it happen. dude got shot point blank. >> reporter: police say this is at least the fourth time drejka has fought with strangers over parking spaces. >> out

shows mcglockton pushing drejka to the ground, after drejka confronted , glockton's girlfriend, brittany jacobs, over a handicapped parking space. that's when drejka pulled out a gun. according to the charging document, mcglockton immediately backed up when he saw the weapon and turned towards the store. as he turned away from michael drejka, michael drejka fires one shot. mcglockton was hit in the chest and ran into the store, collapsing in front of his five- year-old son. av did not have a weapon. the pinellas county sheriff deitially said the shooting was justified as self-defense due to florida's stand your ground law. michele rayner, a family attorney, calls drejka, "a cold- blooded murderer." how do you account for the sheriff's initial response to this, and what the state attorney is now saying? >> i can't speculate on what the sheriff's state of mind is. the state attorneys who do this day in and day out, who try these kind of cases, and who applied the law to the facts, nocided that stand your ground fos not applicable. >> reporter: there is a memorial for mcglockton here at the

they play in brittany.—1 in the quarter finals last friday to set up their first appearance at this stage of the tournament. japan have been going really well. japan beat germany to reach the last four. france play spain in the other semi. something's got to give at selhurst park this evening. crystal palace and liverpool are looking to make it two wins out of two and join five other sides on maximum points in the premier league. at this early stage in the season. palace beat fulham in their opening match and the manager is expecting a much tougher game tonight. you look at the attacking threat they pose and you think and you work on the training field at trying to make certain players know where that threat is coming from and what they might be able to do, tactically and positionally, to nullify it, to some extent. when i say nullified, you're not going to stop it completely, because we are talking about players of the highest possible class. the european para athletics championships start in berlin today.

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brittany altimari did not win but she had a shot to remember. a full eight seconds hanging on the lip before the putt drops. altimari finished 12 strokes back but we will remember that shot. >> georgia hall of england was tied for the lead when she attempted this birdie putt at 16. she nailed it to take the lead for good. that is sports for now. we will see you for sports wrap coming up. >>> coming up next, i still find it shocking. i never thought it would happen to those two. >> three people are dead including twin sisters. it turns out one of the sisters sent out a heartbreaking text just before the fire broke out. >>> good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. this happened on georgia street in vallejo just before 3 am. police

brittany spanie >> it went over the ngnce. he's to just get some water.a. >> i love it. >> making the rounds. >> i think the ball is on the other side. somebody better go get it. >> dog days of suer. >> painful for him. he wants to get the ball. >> he's like is something going to that for me? >> he's enjoying outdoor time right now. and he may be limited with the amount of time outdoors. it's expected to rain on them? >> a. few showe in alexandria i think they're going to be dry for another few hours butaves of rai throughout the day. >> the humidity is going to fall? >> not untilt, wednesday ni thursday, friday. we have a while. >> i got ahead of myself. a we got little while before the humidity goes down. but thursday and friday, oh, my gosh. it's going to be so nice a thursd friday feeling au autumnik le into thursday and friday. we have a couple kind of ryanny days. we'll show you the maps. periods of rain today. morehowers tomorrow. isolated rain and stronger storms as we get isolated. isolated rain chances as we get into monday. strong storms possib

portion of the video where you see as markeis is walking out, michael drejka is reaching towards brittanye vehicle so i don't think the sheriff right ly rightly applie because in pinellas county, i speak to them at the 49th street jail, they don't get to go home and have conversations with me about that. >> michael after the sheriff said we're not arresting drejka, the nra came out opposing the sheriff's position saying he got it wrong, that he got -- it appeared he got the law wrong this time. why do you think that is and what's your reaction to that. >> i think my reaction on that is i totally agree with the nra. if they looked at that tape like everybody else did they've seen the wrong in michael drejka. obviously everybody as their own opinions but if you have guys like the nra standing behind not standing with the sheriff's position, i mean, it speaks for itself. >> and when you heard martin savidge, my colleague, report on those prior allegations against michael drejka, pulling a gun on someone driving to -- pulling out a gun of a car, someone driving too slowly through a certain zo

i used to talk during the 2016 election pseudo-sanders, brittany sanders press secretary under regular one of the issues that they believe really disenfranchised before. >> not everyone believes and unfairly put hillary clinton are the top during the 2016 democratic primary. >> we always have to remember that superdelegates have never swayed an election. once they got supported bernie sanders, hillary clinton won the primary fair and square. >> the dnc chair tom perez said these changes will show democratic voters, especially young voters that we listen and react to it. arthel. arthel: molly henneberg, thank you, molly. transient nucleotides that north korea's president trump cancels secretary of state pompeo stripped bare. we'll can john center live up to his promises and get rid of their nukes. coming up, we will look at whether they can actually make that happening. what do you have there? p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. ♪ ♪ they're the moderne sto

brittany sunquist said she used the ride hailing service to get home from an oakland bar friday morninge says that the driver took her to a wooded area of the oakland hills and wouldn't let her out of the car. she says she eventually escaped and then ordered another ride. >> i'm thankful that the second director lyft driver who picked me up was a respectable individual. i told him what had happened to me and he very apologetically -- he made sure that i got home safely. >> oakland police have not yet responded to our calls about this case but investigators told the daily californian newspaper that they are investigating the woman's claims. a statement from lyft: atform." meanwhile, there's a new ride- hailing company that caters to wo o prefer female drivers. the company... called safr (safer)... plans to expand to san francisco this fall. onff and weather. <> <> <> >>> a new company caters to women to prefer female drivers. "safer" will expand to san francisco this fall as a new ride hailing company. >>> we have two separate accidents in the ea

my name is britly salter, and -- brittany salter, and i'm a 3-l. i chose an intern for the department of police accountability because i want to be a part of building a better relationship between minorities and women of color. i have witnessed how minorities are treated by those who have the authority to enforce laws. while working with the d.p.a., i have been able to see all of the hard work director henderson and his staff do to improve these interactions, particularly with the mediation program. i've also developed a new found appreciation for the work that the officers do, and realize we have many of the same goals, which is to ensure safety for the entire community. i worked with the investigations unit. i reviewed body worn camera footage which gave me firsthand knowledge of how police incidents unfold in the real world. i did legal research and prepared memos on legal issues such as felony stops, searching a person of the opposite sex, and use of force. i also helped create a presentation on the use of force by police officers which directo

. >> reporter: as shots were rayed, aldean raced to find his wife brittany who was backstage and pregnanter: your pregnant wife was there with you. that must have been absolutely terrifying. >> yeah, it definitely was scary, but i think about -- on one handy hate that she was there to have tonc exper it. on the other hand, it's like i know if she was at home and saw it on the news, she would have freaked out and i don't know what would have been worse. >> butou can be sure we're going to walk through these tough times together every step of the way. >> reporter: just days later and still in a state of shock, aldean performed a tribute to the victims and to the late tom petty on "saturday night live." ♪ well, i won't back down. >> reporter: the next day aldean returned to las vegas to visit ctims of the shooting in the hospital.om have you to terms that you'll be associated with that night one way or another? >> yeah, and that's the thing, that's not something i want to my resume for the rest of my life. for me it's something- not that i want to forget, but it's something i choose not to r

joining me is brittany connolly. she helped put on the rally.icult it would be, how long the trauma would linger. where have we come as a nation in a year? >> i believe we're making strides. more people are coming along in the work of anti-racism. we have a long way to go. here in charlottesville, the white supremacy didn't arrive last october and it isn't gone now. we will continue to do the work. >> you have talked about being so much more than -- you say charlottesville is not just a hash tag. it's work that goes on every single day. can you talk about the progress that you believe has been made in the last year? >> sure. we certainly are having more people come along with efforts, for example, to have more affordable housing, to do court support for the black and brown people who are consistently targeted by police, to have court support for those who were targeted last year on august 12. three black men for simply protecting their own selves and their bodies. it's movements that people are coming along with, but we need more people with us.