kenilworth, 3300 block of burrows. we'll check that location right now in burrows. burrows is sure. have one person struck by a metro bus. in the commotion and with several crews called to respond dispatch provided several different nearby addresses for the scene. the victim lay on the ground for several minutes before crews could assist them as police with guns drawn tried to get the armed suspect out of the he was sitting in the driver's seat and the police telling him to put his hands up and he wouldn't put his hands up. so then they surrender the bus and tell him to put his hands up. i said why not go inside and drag him out of the bus. police have reviewed surveillance video from inside that metro bus. but at this point still no motive as to what drove that man to highjack today's bus. life tonight in northeast, marina maracco, fox5 local news. > staying in the district can, police are looking for a killer following a deadly shooting in northwest. it happened along the 4500 block of illinois avenue. officers responding to a call for begun shots found a man shot several times. h

let's bring you up to date what's going down here on nannie helen burrows and minnesota avenue. you can see the bus over at the far end of the gas station. that is where the person who is believed to have car jacked or hijacked this bus struck a pedestrian here at the gas station. that pedestrian was killed on impact. if you look over to the left, you can see the chief, representatives of metro transit police as well as the investigation under way. this went down about 10:30 from here. not far from here a man got around the bus. he lingered around the driver. he eventually attacked the driver with some kind of web, possibly a screwdriver or pliers. the driver fled the bus. the man, the suspect here took off with the bus, drove it here where he boarded the bus and then drove up into the gas station. that is where he struck this pedestrian fatally. the suspect was taken into custody. he was described as very agitated, very angry. we believe he was also taken to the hospital. the very latest here in northeast d.c., one person killed, suspect in custody after allegedly car jacking o

broken down plaza is about to get a face-lift and be dedicated to the women of the new york city burrow. not much of a story, but it was home to a statue that some call massage nighs. it is called triumph of civic virtue and shows a buff, nude male with a sword and obviously a physical representation of civic virtue. i am not sure why that is mass massagonist. turns out he is strap pelling two women who represent corruption. that statue is in a virtue cemetery which is where virtue goes to die. >> this is a statue and it is history. why do we have to deny history? >> the statue, no one has liked it. >> somebody look at the wikipedia page. even back then it was weird to people. >> lady liberty. a woman. >> and so he went a different way and had it as a nude man and he moved it from queens to manhattan because he was tired of looking at it. >> he looks fat. who was it based on? who modeled? did you look that up? >> people thought it was charles atlas, but it was an italian bicyclist. >> jessica, i think it is progressive he made a man and instead of always making lady liberty he made it a

carrying larry and as -- larry burrows japanese photographer and kent potter. i was on my way to replace kent potter. a were killed. -- they were killed. a lot of my friends had been over there and come back. i seriously thought that maybe i didn't want to do this. admitting being terrified. i finally came over that and got to saigon. the only part of the country i had been to other than that was the netherlands, which isn't exactly vietnam. it was so exciting for me. i must say the energy of saigon allgoing to the bureau, these people who had been there and knowing that i was setting off on something that i couldn't have anticipated. i do remember within a week or so i was on a convoy going down the road and there was a dead person on the side of the road. this is something you weren't seeing in new york city. again i had this feeling of great fear. , didn't even take a picture but it was astonishing. those we are not in kansas anymore moments. but i pushed on. notve a real dedication only to my profession but to telling stories and taking pictures of things s

southbound 295 near nannie helen burrows. again into lanes are blocked.he burrows. again into lanes are blocked. >>> today a d.c. man should learn his sentence for a deadly shooting inside a metro garage. douglas chase was convicted of shooting another man last july. officers say the victim fought with chase and another map before the shooting. >>> to prince george's county now where police are asking for the community's help to solve a homicide. officers say someone shot a man to death yesterday afternoon. chopper 4 flew over the scene why brandywine. police did not have any information on a suspect or motive. >>> surveillance video of a brazen robbery captured here. you take a look closer here. three men jumping through a drive-thru window at a mcdonald's early saturday morning. they ordered an employee at gun point to unlock the cash register and safe. this video is from the mcdonald's on i street in southeast. officers want to hear from you if you recognize any of the men or their white suv. >>> today there will be a vote on controversial developments plan this

. >> there aren't any holes and he has the few burrows that we have checked carefully and at this point if he were in hiding he would have came out to eat. >> george is not only a family pet but a federally protected animal. his owners say it is also possible that george may have made his way out to search for a mate. >>> let's hope they can find george. >>> still to come, san francisco's newest hospital addition opening in stores. >>> healing environment. mod different technology with imaging equipment. >> a look inside at a project years in the making and the well-known benefactors that made it possible. >>> and a look at the weather coming up. >>> after years of planning in construction san francisco's general new trauma center is opened. >>> bigger than the last one and as ktvu's rob roth found out it is getting good reviews from the hospital staff. >> reporter: san francisco's new billion dollar baby is open for business. the zuckerberg's hospital and trauma center. >> more cutting edge. >> the new state of the art medical center opened over the weekend and hospital staff moved 150

"friends" director james burrows shot the pilot and cbs corp. president and ceo leslie moonves is also supporting matt again. >> developed "friends" and "e.r." in the same season. >> because i'm not your friend. i'm your father. i'm the warden. >> by the way, jenna fisher from "the office" was orrginally cast as matt's wife, but they will recast for a new character playing his wife in the fall. >> hmm. all right. one more tv note. tomorrow on the rachael ray show, enjoying an office makeover and it happens to be ours. lord knows we need it. >> boy, do we ever need it. >>> still ahead tonight, the hawk shirtless at 63, but it's what is on david hasselhoff's cell phone that had us staring. >>> inside the new "baywatch" movie with the sexy villain trying to take down the rock. >> eva never looked so good. >>> a size 22 and pregnant. this curvy cover girl gets naked and puts body shamers in their place. >> i'm going to make you even angrier. >>> and why is jenny mccarthy back in her high school prom dress? >> it actually fots better now than it did

with the suspect now behind the wheel, the bus barreled through this intersection at minnesota and burrows. it jumped the curb and ran over an innocent bystander. killing him. >> people was just screaming, somebody hit. somebody hit. and when we looked, it chaos. >> reporter: miraculously, police say the bus driver managed to push the emergency button before his attacker pushed him off the bus. >> he was telling him to let him go. >> he seemed like he was drunk. but he's crazy. i think he's very crazy. >> reporter: statistics show attacks like this one are on the rise. in 2014, more than 170 metro bus drivers said they were assaulted by a passenger. >> as the summer goes by, they need police on the road. they stop the crime from doing what he's doing. and it's not going to get any better if they don't do something about it. >> the suspects will go before a judge sometime tomorrow morning. and police are in the process of looking at the bus surveillance video. the bus driver who was attacked is going to be okay. we're told. and thankfully, no passengers were injured. >>> a damning final rep

. > and that is paul burrows,rows he's worked with tordil ovechkid the last three years.he says the campus is grief striken along with the entire community and beyond. students and staff in fact posted these pictures on sociala media in memory of students writing pose terse ands all of this is under the hashtag rip miss tordil. now, prince george's county schools also release a statement saying it's deedily saddened bye this tragic loss and crisis teams will be on campuses in thn coming week.eek. now, tordil was killed duringill thursday's shooting at high point high school. four victims were shot today, three again transported here to suburban hospital.su their identities have not been release.re now, i did speak with police ane the latest information we havefo is this, one of the men died, the second man is in critical condition here at suburban and the female victim tç is expecte to survive. i just want to walk you throughu what happened here at suburban hospital when all of this was unfolding at the peak of the incident, the hospital went onon lock down, that means th

easy to 95 from burrows avenue southbound to pennsylvania, very slow.t is the mall, nothing bad -- near the wheaton mall, nothing bad. jummy: to the race for the white house, it will not be easy for the front runners, hillary clinton was met by protesters at a rally in los angeles and donald trump not getting the backing from one of the gop top leader. paul donald trump now. that led donald trump to call the chairman of the republican party this morning and find out why. furious, just what do i need to do. they are comfortable sitting down with donald trump and it may be at my office or somewhere else. we will have that meeting, start the process of unifying. morning, donald trump tweeted, paul ryan said i inherited something very special , the republican party, wrong, i did not inherit it, i want it with millions of voters. investigation into a deadly fire in new york, the problem that delayed firefighters on the scene. a massive wildfire still burning in alberta, canada, people already evacuated have to move again, how authorities are getting them out

. >> lack of self worth, energy, wanting to do nothing but burrow in better. >> reporter: the centers for disease control reports one in ten women will suffer from postpartum depression, one in ten. between 14 and 23% of women will experience depression during pregnancy. those numbers make scree crucial. >> earlier this year, the u.s. task force issued updated guidelines. dr. davidson was on the task force. >> it is particularly important that we ask all women who are pregnant and all women who are postpartum if they have any depressive symptoms. it affects not just a woman's mental and physical health but that of her family and newborn. >> reporter: but women who have not yet given birth can sometimes attribute symptoms of depression to pregnancy. >> sometimes the patient doesn't recognize the things they are suffering from might be something that can be treated if they talk to their doctor about it. >> reporter: talking about it can feel intimidated. >> this is not your weakness or, you know something about your character that you can't handle this. it is chemistry. >> there's a lot

. >>> from the nbc 10 delaware burr burrow, the search is on for a killer in wilmington as family and friends gather to remember a 15-year-old boy killed after school let out at howard high school of technology. yesterday they held a prayer vigil at nativity preparatory school. the middle school brandon wingo graduated from last year. it was last week brandon was shot as he walked down the street. his principal said they're still trying to make sense of what happened. >> this is, i guess, a safe place to feel all of the things and be with each other, especially in the face of a city that isn't safe or doesn't feel safe at the moment. >> a memorial has also been set up on the street where brandon died. >>> 4:34. honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. this is a solemn camden county tradition. ahead, hear from one of the dozens of people whose mission it is to direct respect to fallen heroes this memorial day. >>> also, wentz out west. see why he took to the field far away from south philadelphia. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a quick check o

and drove it just couple of blocks to this crown station here, at the intersection of burrows and minnesota northeast, that's where he hit the worker taking out the trash. >> the man didn't have a chance, standing near this dumpster when police say the suspect who hijacked the bus drove it across the crown lot and hit him. horace johnson heard the crash from his auto repa next-door. and then saw police try to take the man into custody. >> see in the driver seat, and the police, them telling put his hands up. and he would put the hands up, so then tell him put the hands up. drag him out the bus. and then he was resisting. so they handcuffed him and he's gone. >> suspect, you know, a periods to me to be very distraut, and violent, and violent and resisting the officers when they took him off the bus. >> the man who was hit, described as a worker at crown, was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. chief cathy lanier says the suspect hijacked a bus, just a few blocks away, on j street northeast. >> he remains standing up around the driver of the bus, and does not take a seat

burrowing in there. it's still with him, by the way. it hasn't -- the turn made no difference. fly is in his hair. >> so two weeks ago the border patrol, these are great people. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, my goodness. very powerful little insects, aren't they? last night we did a fun thing. we showed what it looks like if you play donald trump at half speed. i recommended it. it's great. go on youtube and try it. there's a half speed button. we tried it this afternoon with bernie. it wasn't has good, but we slowed trump down and sped bernie up. i think if they do debate, it will look something like this. >> the american dream is dead. >> we have got to create an economy that works for all of us, the children, the seniors, working families, not just the rich. >> i don't care. >> i personally believe that legalizing marijuana is the right thing to do. >> the marijuana thing is such a big -- such a big thing. i think medical should happen, right? don't we agree? >> winning should not be forced to work for $79 on the. >> oh, shut up, silly woman. >> one tenth of one percent, not on

burrows avenue to pennsylvania avenue sutland parkway jammed alabama avenue to south capitol and givetra time there taking a look at maryland travel times and we have a crash 95 southbound between 175 and 32 causing red zone and closer look at 270 and virginia drive times with next look at traffic i get an earlier start as rain moves in back to you. >> thanks, erin, name change for king of beers and just for the summer. ahead at 6 what budweiser wants new labels to say. >> fresh off the red carpet kevin mccarthy liver in london. his interview with jennifer lawrence. >> as wed head to break a live look outside across region time 5:56 we'll be back snrvr straight ahead at 6 demanding answers lead tainted water still a big concern at d.c. public schools you in on the details. >> live look outside on this tuesday morning i keep hoping that you know maybe tucker will tell us about crazy sunshine and maybe we'll do that weather and traffic coming up on the fives at 6:05 in meantime gray clouds. good morning i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to fox news morning maybe nex

what we'r burrow's plans to interview thet presidential candidate as it investigates her use of a privateail server. bacon supreme omelet breakfast sandwich, loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon and cheese all on a freshly baked croissant. america runs on dunkin'. > secretary hillary clintonta might have to take a quick breai from the campaign trail to sit down with the fbi. clinton could soon talk with the feds about her private e-mail e- server and whether she mishandled any classified information while secretary ofwh state. we'll get the latest from fox' z garret kenny.et >>reporter: we're still waiting to find out when hillary clintoi will interview with the fbi regarding the use of her private e-mail server while secretary of state, but law enforcement sources tell fox news they are heading in that direction and it could be soon. s hill a hab dean met with the fbi in april to discuss whether information was transferred to a network. the investigation might

. >> cia zis because it's a lovely limit burrow here in new jersey, and stuff like this just doesn't happen here. >> reporter: home alone, the teenager knew what to do. a call to dispatcher walked him through anxious moments. >> please, please, hurry up. >> they're there, you may hear them, okay? >> okay. you're doing fine. >> reporter: police credit the dispatcher and the teen. >> this young man is to be commended. maintaining his composure through the event. as a police officer and parent, i couldn't have been more pleased had with how he reacted. >> reporter: police on scene found a suspect hiding amongst clothing, found another in a car outside. they were arrested. that teenager? you can hear the moment of relief. >> you okay? >> yeah. >> did you open the door? >> yeah. >> okay. do you have the officer there? >> yeah. >> reporter: that teenager was okay. i spoke with his dad by phone today, and they didn't want to do an interview, but i can tell you from talking to police here, they should be very proud. live in berlin, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> new information now on a montg

. >> reporter: a group of surfing tourists taking a break came up with the idea to burrow a buddy ined. >> we had the idea to make tunnel connecting. i was just digging. >> reporter: he is 6 foot 4 and in these photos you can see only his head sticking out. the tide slowly putting him in a sticky situation. >> reporter: >> eventually reach water. >> reporter: friends watched as the water continued to filter in walking their friend in place. >> the tide of getting bigger and bigger. and he got sucked. -- stuck. a lifeguards rushing to the rescue shoveling out the sand using surfboards to keep the ocean at bay and help him pull himself free. 2 the pressure in the suctioned -- section made a bad. >> at 1st it was funny but then we realized it was serious. >> reporter: the group was able to walk away unharmed and with an interesting every. >> worth it and not worth it at the same time. >>> a hip-hop music festival turned into a day of turmoil and deadly violence. it was a sold-out event a discovery park and all was going well until a fire broke out. a deep fryer ignited a propane tank wh

blocked off between helen burrows avenue and church road. 44th street is a good ultimate. right before the main street, we have an accident get this causing a backup. in the teens from 395. 66 still in great shape. on the inner loop commit heavy from 66 to the american legion bridge. activity.cident a few flashing lights from our camera over to the right hand side. this is going to be closer to 123. there!o cough in sorry about that. old dominion, we have heavy traffic. ,s we move to the waze app heavy traffic in virginia. through lorton, continuing south towards woodbridge. that is the heaviest spot. here probably in the next 30 minutes as you had further south on 95 -- of course, doug hill will talk about this -- when the rain comes in south of woodbridge we will seek 95 get heavier. jonathan: all right, jamie, thanks very much. talk about that weather situat like all thehad elements -- rain, lightning, thunder. jonathan: and you are a seasoned vet and even you said this was a wild one. doug: caught me off guard. we have storms with gusty winds and rain, but hale is not

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. >> the lawsuit names the burrow of land manage many because the gun used to kill her was stolen from one of their agents. the bureau of land management did not want to comment today until they've reviewed the complaint. >>> happening now, rocking in wine country, day one of the big bottle rock napa valley festival is wiping down at this hour. the weekend long event features dozens of musical acts. >> it won't be a true event without a lot of food and wine. we are live with more on what bottle rock has to offer. i know the headliner tonight was stevie wonder. is he still playing? >> reporter: no. the event just ended as you can see people are leaving right now. folks are telling me this is a great way to kick off the holiday weekend, live music, great food and wine. at dusk, stevie wonder took to the main stage headlining bottle rock's day one musical lineup. more than a dozen artists performed today, but many festival goers say stevie wonder was what attracted them to the three day event. >> getting to see him ten minutes from home, that's cool. >> reporter: organizers take pride in

. >> a live look right now at rocks burrow this morning from the presidential city apartment camera. a little more sun than we have seen in a while, but that's not going to last. tracking thunderstorms that are on the way. nbc10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast and timing. >> yeah, vai, those thunderstorms, some of them are going to be coming tomorrow, and then some over the weekend. not today. today, we're already warmer, much warmer than we got over the last couple of days. 72 degrees with at least mostly sunny skies. we have 72 in the lehigh valley. a little more cloud cover in parts of new jersey and delaware. but still, some sunshine there, pushing temperatureinize to the upper 60s. let's check out delaware right now, where we see more sunshine in the northern portion of the state where it's 71, 70 at talliville, farther to the south, 69 at odessa, 66 at middletown, and then down closer to 60 degrees at redding, 63 at ellen dale, and some of these temperatures at the beaches, bethany beach, dewey beach, may drop a little bit wi

once your find a nest, you gotta dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack. you dig. i was just thinking that, yeah. >> ivan: that's what our ancestors had to do sometimes, you know, when times got hard. right now, there's this drought going on and if we didn't have the grocery stores -- >> anthony: right. then hopefully, you flush one cleanly. >> ivan: oh, oh, oh. did you get it? >> man: got it right there. >> ivan: ah. >> anthony: and give 'em a good whack on the head. the ratio of work to protein is not in the hunter's favor. >> ivan: its whiskers and a little bit of his tail and plant it back in here. >> anthony: to ensure a generation of this once vital source of food, tradition and ritual requires returning a part of the animal back to the nest. >> ivan: i will never go hungry. [ sings ] >> anthony: going for packrats is really an homage and an acknowledgment of an important earlier time when that was all there was. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: 25-year great drought. as a city boy, i am greatly relieved these little critters are for the medicine man and that we won

. >> after working into the night to bring the blaze under control, chief fred burrows begins an on-scene with andrew about the fire. >> we had portions of the building collapse -- >> the chief thinks the explosions have stopped but right in the middle of the interview, the fire unleashes its biggest blast of the night. >> any injuries or -- >> not at this time. that was a bit warm. >> honestly, i thought we had pretty much ran out of material to burn at that point but apparently there was a couple waiting for us. >> the explosion caused by the last containers of methanol happens four hours after the fire begins, startling the chief and his crew. >> he was obviously concerned, as were we, because it was honestly quite a miracle that there was nobody injured in this or killed. >> firefighters continue spraying water throughout the night. finally putting out the stubborn blaze. the next day all that's left of the warehouse is rubble. coming up -- a street erupts like a volcano. >> i can't believe i'm alive. >> a tunnel blows up. and a gas leak destroys a shopping mall. >> the aftermath woul

let's go ahead and switch it over now it changes once you get inside the district. 295 slow burrows avenue to beping road you get the volume south of 50 and 50 up bound inside the beltway nothing out of the ordinary and new york avenue ad there metro updates for you. tracking residual delays new carlton orange line because of earlier malfunction in vienna and a malfunction at king's street because of residual delays mount vernon to the yellow lines and two lines affected no and those can show you down this morning as you head into work. typical delays lingering through stafford picked up a little while ago 95 northbound. 234 to 28 cop juston centralizes as well and maryland 270 from 70 to 109 you do get delays same story 50 to 410 in the inside the beltway on the map if you head to the eerpt this morning traffic bw parkway northbound outside the beltway looking good. topside of the beltway quiet through montgomery country and you can see 270 opens up through rockville this morning and little volume increasing on 395 northbound side. from belt way to 14 street bridge and as you head to dull

with the suspect now behind the wheel, the bus barreled through this intersection at minnesota and burrows. >> i heard, sounded like a car skidding. then i heard a big old boom. >> that sound, the bus crashing and running over an innocent bystander, killing him. >> people was just screaming. somebody hit. somebody hit. and when we looked. it was just chaos. >> reporter: with guns drawn, police surrounded this bus. and ordered the suspect to put his hands up and surrender. >> i- seen the gun -- i seen the gun before i seen the police officer. that's what you're asking. i seen the gun coming from around the bus. >> witnesses say he saw police and they were forced to pull him out of the driver's seat. when the uncle came, he was telling them to let him go. >> he seemed like he was drunk. but he's crazy. i think he's very crazy. >> investigators are trying to figure out why he hijacked the bus. >> as the summer goes by. they need to put the police back on the road. they stopped the crime. sad. >> just a sad day. >> miraculously, the bus driver was somehow able to push the emergency button. and

lack of government over different parts of the country where terrorists have been able to go and burrow in and have training camps and be able to launch attacks outside. so although the counterterrorism community has a very important obligation to prevent these attacks, we need to give the dements and government officials here in this country and other countries the time and space they need to address these underlying factors and conditions that facility and contribute to the growth of the organizations. >> so what should be the u.s. role in this? we're having a big debate, more involved, less involved? i think the president has tried both, you could argue. he made a decision not to militarily get involved in syria at a time when he decided not to follow through on the red line. then he made a decision to get involved in libya. he regrets libya, doesn't regret syria. what does this say about what the u.s. role has to be in creating stability in the middle east? >> i think what it says is that the middle east is going through a very difficult and complex period of its history. there are

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it made sense for you guys to be there, because there was a night honoring james burrows who had createdl these cast of iconic shows. you guys were there, the whole cast. >> yes. >> seth: what was the most exciting -- who were the most exciting people for you to meet? >> well, for me -- okay, so i grew up with "friends." >> seth: yeah. >> that was my show. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm kind of, like, a secret, crazy, obsessed jennifer aniston fan. i know a lot of people are. >> seth: i feel like, yeah, you're not alone, but -- >> so, she was there. >> seth: yeah. >> and we were -- her table was very close to my table, so my sister and i kept, like, looking at her. and i told my sister, i'm like, "you know what? this has to be my moment." >> seth: yeah. >> "i have to go introduce myself." and my sister was so cute. she's like, "she probably, like, knows who you are." i'm like, "no, she doesn't, she doesn't, she doesn't." [ laughter ] "but i'm going to go, i'm going to go." so, i get up to go introduce myself. i'm like, "i'm gonna do this." and there is, like, a line full of people

they have cut back their burrows around the world. as the same trend happened to d.o.a. and could you talk about where you have correspondence and do you have enough of them and just thoughts on the need for americans to be overseas reporting directly from respective countries? >> if eugene not mind, i will get away from the issue of budget and resources and what we need except if you ask a morealist, do we need resources, the answer probably is not going to be no. but ict depth things being a opportunity. one is the necessary reduction overseas assets -- indeed pretty much all american and western european news operations around the world, and also the pouring in similar asset by those we might consider our target audiences. i think those two things together mean if we use our resources wisely and well, which i believe we are, can, and should be doing, we can use every single piece of an asset and use it to our great advantage. i am afraid that is not as precise an answer as you would like, but come to me again in six months. microphone? .> gwen dillard i am the retired