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a stunning announcement from chief cathy lanier.e the metropolitan police department for the national football league. chief lanier: it's america's favorite sport. and that also deserves that same sense of safety. stephen: lanier won the respect and admiration of city residents. common figure at shootings and seeps of violent crimes, comforting victims and their families and reassuring the public. the mayor stated she will commence a search for the replacement. mayor: we will recruit within

i'm not cathy lanier. i'm peter newsham and i hope that the community will see me for what i am. >> again, he officially takes over on september 17th and he'll be spending a lot of time in the next couple of weeks with chief lanier as she gets ready to be the security chie >> she has a lot to share with him and leave with him. one thing i'm thinking of and i'm curious to know what you think, that he will not follow from the chief.

why cathy lanier is leaving and what it means for the future of the d.c. by a deputy after being discharged from a local hospital. what we've learned about the moments before the deadly confrontation. >>> plus, the emotional toll for survivors of an apartment explosion in silver spring. >> afraid to turn the gas stove on still. they are afraid to cook. >>> the road to the white house narrows for double as new poll numbers are released. >>> first tonight, a big change in the district and questions about who will lead our city's police force. chief cathy lanier announces her retirement after nearly nine years at the helm. >> she's leaving to nfl but not everyone is sad to see her go. we start with mark segraves. there's a mixed reaction to her announcement, mark? >> reporter: good evening, chris. you know, since she took over as chief, public opinion polls have showed that cathy lanier's popularity far exceeds any official in the district of columbia. today, she said, well, it's all part of the job. >> always be honest and be yourself. people may not like wh

i am not cathy lanier. i'm peter newsham and i intend to be peter newsham and i hope the community sees me for who i am. >> in the disstrict, tom sherwood, news4. >>> lots of kids went back to school this week. nearly 130,000 are in prince george's county. it's the second largest district in maryland. the ceo of schools says the district is growing. he credits a long list of specialized programs for t growth. and the results of the first day of school for students in frederick county as well, the school district is about to implement new science programs and it was also back to school in the district. this year, there's a new school which opened with a bit of controversy. news4's mark segraves explains. >> reporter: this is a dream come true for a lot of us. standing outside of of the all-new high school, the chancellor and mayor bowser defended their plan to focus on men of color. >> stay tuned. we are investing in them early. we will have less interventions to deal with families down the line. >> reporter

police chief cathy lanier are tire in september. she was -- cathy lanier will retire in september. she was with them for 26 years and ten as the chief. the next job is with the nfl. stephen tschida has her legacy. stephen: maureen, chief cathy lanier's announcement surprised a lot of people. next month she will leave her position at the metropolitan police department and the city which she has always called home for new york city. a stunning announcement from chief cathy lanier. she will leave the metropolitan police department for the national football league. chief lanier: it's america's favorite sport. and that also deserves that same sense of safety. stephen: lanier won the respect and admiration of city residents. common figure at shootings and seeps of violent crimes, comforting victims and their families and reassuring the public. the mayor stated she will commence a search for the replacement. mayor: we will recruit within and take any interest from outside. stephen: lanier reflected on her accomplishments. violent crime drop more than a quarter. she expressed her gratitude

a search is underway for police chief cathy lanier. stephen tschida reports on the possible replacement and what is next for the department. >> chief cathy lanier bowed out before the contract was up in part out of consideration for her partners. >> it would be selfish for me to stay. >> she relied on the assistance. some speculate one of the vims may fill role she is leaving but mayor will look inside and outside for a replacement. >> we will recruit the right leaders. stephen: as far as what lies ahead for th dealing with a department where the officers' actions frequently end up on social media. morale problems among the rank and file and filling a position held by a woman with wide approval and affection among city residents. >> she was incredibly popular. >> the city council must sign off on a new chief. mcduffy believes looking internally makes sense. >> i think we have the best talent in the country. if individuals are interested and are qualified they should have consideration. >> until a permanent replacement is named the mayo

dennis makes one last call threatening cathy and the man posing as cathy's father. tells them the fbi and the national media will pursue them nonstop until they find shauna. >> oh, by the way, we are going to be located here conducting searches and if shauna just happens to show up, that's a wonderful thing. >> the volunteer search team stops at a local tom thumb to get soda. shauna's brother austin sees a car pull up in the parking lot of the store. >> i look out and see her in the car. i ran out there. >> i was just getting back in the car from hanging up fliers on a telephone pole, and the phone rings and my husband turns pale white. >> the back seat was down and she was sitting on the backseat. i looked in and went to open the door and it was locked. i reached around and opened the back door up and i was pulling her. >> he was like, "they found shauna." >> i went to pull her out. the dude said she ain't going nowhere. i pulled out my knife and said it's his life or hers. he told her to get out. she took off running. >> she looked totally wasted. i mean, i don't

police chief cathy lanier is retiring after nearly a decade as the top officer in washington. next up, she's taking a job with the nfl. news4 tells us about the major shake-up. >> chief cathy lanier was in good spirits as she appeared before a tg >> i heard they have air conditioning at the nfl. >> when lanier was appointed chief ten years ago by mayor adrian fenty, she was one of the youngest chiefs in the nation. >> for me retirement makes me feel old. >> lanier says she wasn't looking for a new job but the nfl reached out to her, asking her to head up their security. she decided it was the right time to move on. >> i feel like the transition for me now to the nfl, it is america's favorite sport. and that also deserves that same sense of safety. >> mayor bowser says she'll begin the search for a new chief right away. >> she will leave a tremendous legacy here. since her tenure as chief, she has overseen a 23% drop in violent crime in the district of columbia. >> while lanier can look back at a long list of improvements she's made as chief. >> lowest days for me are days when

cathie: we see it all over the place. you have the whole ecosystem going to change the way health care works. you have the auto sector. tesla is going to shake things up big time. i don't think people understand how they're going to revolutionize manufacturing in the united states. they're going back to vertical integration away from the system that we have today. we see autonomous vehicles. they're going to be here before you know it. we think tesla will lead the charge there. they have really a billion miles worth of mapping data, more than any company in the world. so we think the auto sector is ripe for disruption and it's going to happen a lot faster than people believe. robotics as well and the last one really is machine learning. the whole machine learning, artificial intelligence, that is going to add a whole new did i mention to the cloud. the cloud is seeping into every sector. economy. so many, many big companies out there who have been very successful over the last 30 years are going to be facing disruption, w

edmondson's home of nearly 30 years. >> cathy, what have you lost here ? >> virtually everything. everything. >> the you -- the number of damaged homes jumped to more than 60,000 this weekend and businesses are feeling the brunt of it. >> this is pretty much our building right here. >> alvin watt's business in the historic antique district is in shambling. -- shambles. he's managed to clean up with little help. >> we're doing it ourself. we don't have any fema, no government, no nothing. >> the historic flooding has forced more than 106,000 people to register for fema assistance. a one-week total the agency has not seen since super storm sandy. >> some places are still unreachable but they say they are active in all 20 hard hit parishes. >> we did have teams on the ground all the way through. >> more than $36 million in federal assistance has already been approved for this area. there are still more than 3,000 people living in shelters. cbs news louisiana. >> now, louisiana governor john bell edwards is encouraging people to donate to organizations like th

. >> after the break, retiring dc police chief cathy lanier gets ready to violence in the nfl. >>> most of you will get home before the showers and storms roll through. to the west, seeing thunderstorms, hagerstown, beaver creek, we will track that for you and talk about who is under the flood watch, who is under the severe thunderstorm watch. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century.

police chief cathy lanier announced her retirement today.to lanier is taking her expertise to the nfl where she'll be senior vice-president of security. fox5's paul wagner joins us life from police headquarters tonighe with the story. paul. >>reporter: hey, tony as you know cathy lanier was a very popular police chief here in washington, d.c. poll numbers usually above 70 percent. she was always known to go out into the community at all hoursl of the day and night. she would be at crime scenes. she would go to community co meetings and she was often seen hugging mothers and fathers who have lost sons and daughters to violence. but the chief is hanging up her handcuffs and handing in her badge after nearly ten years on the force. it's a very long time for a big city chief. most big city chiefs last onlyy about three, four, maybe fivebef years at the most. so the big surprise here, tony, is that she's going to the nfl. she's going to be the director of security for the national football p league. after the news conference today i had a moment with her. we were able to ask her a couple o

once current chief cathy lanier retires next month. mayor muriel bowser picked assistant chief peter newsham as interim chief. he will take over the role at september 17. michelle: john gonzalez is now tracking -- jonathan elias is now tracking possibly terror attack. jon it's a wrinkle. the federal law enforcement telling us that this is investigated isis-inspireed attack. short time ago they released a statement saying they want to assure the community that it's working to determine what happened here. this is what we know at the hour. saturday night a man stabbed two people in apartment complex in roanoke leaving both seriously hurt. witnesses say throughout the attack they heard wasil farooqui yelling "allahu akbar." which is arabic for "god is great." before one of the victims fought him off adding to the fear this this may be a random

today chief cathy lanier is stepping down. colleagues lined up inside of mpd headquarters to give her a hug and say thank you and congratulations. during her tenure, the district saw a 23% drop in violent crime. chief lanier says she leaves this city a safer and stronger place and she is pretty torn to

this comes after cathy lanier's surprising announcement that she's stepping down. the news surprised many in the wilson building and at police headquarters. but perhaps even more suprising to them was lanier's next job. after 26-years with m-p-d, lanier will become the n-f-l's new head of security. she'll coordinate security between the league, 32 teams and dozens of local, state and federal agencies. league insiders say lanier is a perfect choice -- given her experience in dealing with large events and multiple agencies in ou mayor muriel bowser plans to name an interim police chief in the coming days. chief lanier will be based at the n-f-l's new york offices. her last day in d-c will be september 17th. happening today.. former fairfax city council member steven stombres will be sworn in at 10:30 a.m., as the city's interim mayor. he'll replace former mayor richard "scott" silverthorne. he resigned last week after being arrested in a sex-for-meth sting. a special mayoral election is set for february seventh. an update this morning on what prompted a deadly confro

alison: that is chief cathy lanier announcing her retirement and the next steps ahead. jonathan: but first this afternoon we are on storm watch. this is a traffic camera right now to show you in frederick. you can see it's already raining. michelle: the rain is coming down very heavy. you can see the water on the roads. there is a chance of severe weather this evening as some storms are rolling through. let's go straight to chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: no indication we'll see a repeat performance of last evening and last night. we have a smaller area, mainly the metro washington area and points north and northeast. under severe thunderstorm watch until 11:00 tonight. there is a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for carroll county and baltimore county. they are out of the viewing area. there is an area to the west we will keep an eye on. this line of storms running along 270 and south across the river to loudoun county.

i'm not cathy lanier. i'm peter newsham. i hope the community will see me for what i am. >> reporter: he's not sure how long the interim job will last but wants to be considered for the permanent job. >> i intend to participate in that process. >> mayor bowser is someone who can step right in. she's running for re-election starting next year for 2018. >> he goes way back. >> you're right. >> let me ask you about union response. any reaction from them to this? >> yes, we have union response coming up at 6:00. we talked to the head of the union and they are looking for somebody who will be an officer's chief, somebody who will be right there with them. they had some battles with chief lanier but they are hopeful about chief newsham. >> and the mayor has another big post to fill, the chancellor of the school. positions in place as she gears up for re-election in 2018. >> thank you, tom. see you at 6:00. >>> we want to take you to prince george's county now. all of the excitement of the first day of school. nearly 130,000 studen

isberly: tonight, a search underway for the successor to the metropolitan police chief cathy lanier. stephen tschida reports on her possible replacements and what is next for the department. stephen: chief cathy lanier bowed out before her contract came up come in part out of consideration for her fellow officers. beef lanier: it would selfish for me to stay in january and not have an opportunity for people who work so hard to make me successful. one of: some speculate these individuals may eventually fill the role that she is leaving. the american alleged she will look inside and outside for a replacement. mayor bowse stephen: dealing with a department where actions frequently and up on social media, consistent problems among the rank and file, but also filling a position currently held by woman with wide approval among city residents. >> she was really popular. she knew how to connect. stephen: the city council has to sign off for a new chief. some of thee have best talent in the country. if there are individuals were interested and have the experience and are qualified to lead the

d-c police have exactly one month before chief cathy lanier retires from the force. the long-time chief made the surprising announcement at police headquarters tuesday, saying she will take over as the nfl's head of security. mayor muriel bowser plans to announce an interim police chief in the coming days. then-- a national search will then begin for lanier's permenant replacement. chief lanier has been with the m-p-d for 26 years, the last ten spent as the district's top cop. her last day in d-c will be september 17th. also happening today.. former fairfax city council member steven stombres will be sworn in at 10:30 a.m., as the city's former mayor richard "scott" silverthorne. he resigned last week after being arrested in a sex-for-meth sting. a special mayoral election is set for february seventh. coming up. a sea of flame, spreading across southern california. you won't believe how much damage it's done in just 24 hours.. the details..coming up. tuesday today: hot and humid. pm thunderstorms likely. highs: 89-95 feels: 98-101 tonight: thunderstorms early. then w

chief cathy lanier will be working for the nfl as head of security. doug: congratulations. >> you know, it's not every day that someone wins $1 million on our show, but stick around, because today just might be the day. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to continue to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] that's good, because we have a returning contestant. says she's a 7th generation kentuckian who's hoping to win big so she can travel even further south. from louisville, kentucky, please welcome back my girl, holly gray. [cheers and applause] >> hello, chris. >> holly. >> nice to see you again. >> good to see you back. >> thank you. >> i always love finding out what people will do with the money. >> [ug

. >> reporter: she took off her sunglasses and cathy vetrano delivered a blistering message that made the hairs on the back of your neck stand up directed at whoever killed her daughter karina. the gist? you can run, but you cannot hide. to address the coward. >> reporter: whoever killed her daughter karina for the first time since the brutal murder, the vetranos spoke with reporters outside of their home, . karina just 30 years old went for a job in spring creek park. when she didn't return home, her father got worried, called police and with detectives tall grass. the avid runner tried to fight off her attacker, but was strangled, severely beaten and assaulted. it's been an around the clock operation with detectives trying to track down the suspect. with nerves of steel cathy sent this message to karina's killer. >> you know that my daughter was a force to be reckoned with and i guarantee you that you will be reckoning with that for the rest of eternity as you [ bleep ] burn in hell. >> reporter: phillip told reporters he believes justice will be served. hundreds gathered for karina

. >>> she is one of the most popular public figures in dc, yet today, cathy lanier says she is leaving to serve as security chief in the national football league. >> started a as dc patrol officer 26 years ago, and survived and thrived for ten years as chief. it's a job that rarely sees such long step your. the mayor says she leaves the city a stronger and safer place. bruce leshan is live and says her personal story has been an inspiration for a lot of people. >> reporter: not just one of the only women who is the police chief, the only one that dropped school and was a pregnant single mom at the age of 15. started a at the bottom and worked to the top. tears and hugs for a woman who some how survived 3 different mayors and led the police department through a decade of tragedies and triumph ses. >> are you happy? -- triumphs. >> are you happy? >> i love this place. i have been here my whole adult life. >> reporter: in a sweltering line up room at mpd headquarters, the chief joked her biggest challenge was the media. lowest days when the most vulnerable, children and the elderly were v

i'm not cathy lanier. i'm peter newsham and i hope that the community will see me for what i am. >> again, he officially takes over on september 17th and he'll be spending a lot of time in the next couple of weeks with chief lanier as she gets ready to be the security chie >> she has a lot to share with him and leave with him. one thing i'm thinking of and i'm curious to know what you think, that he will not follow from the chief. i've never seen any police chief who hugs more people than cathy lanier people, especially in wards seven and eight. i don't think there's somebody in the city that hasn't been hugged by chief lanier. >> i have not been hugged by chief lanier. >> now we understand what your problem is. >> i shook the chief's hand today, though. that's all good. it's a tough job. crime rises and falls and he's -- the mayor wants somebody who will know what's going on in the city, doesn't want someone to come in and have to learn what is happening. it's just too important of a job. >> and newsham h

good morning, cathy. how better to celebrate the dog days of summer than a pawty! in partnership gathering to raise money for lv injury prevention- the 501c3 that protects those who protect us. all proceeds of the event (suggested door donation $10, a bunch of great raffle prizes and a trivia contest!) will be given to this organization for the express purpose of las vegas metro police department's k9 officers! ((brian loftus)) >>> let's take a look on the roads with demetria. /// ((demetria obilor)) the right shoulder is blocked on southbound i-15 at us 95 in the spaghetti bowl. expect some slow downs. pretty quiet, but you're dealing with construction at 215 and lone mountain. crews are working to build out the beltway up here. <<< <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, this is 8 news now good day)) ((brian loftus)) >>> welcome back to the valley's news leader. visitors will soon be able to see prince's estate in minnesota. fans can start buying tickets as soon as tomorrow. they reportedly c

police chief cathy lanier. i think i definitely bring something to the table. > the chief scores a job withob the nfl.th when is she out? who will replace her and who is in chargn of finding her successor? the answers that will impact thehe future of the district's policee force.fo plus, three people charged with running a sex trafficking ring t in maryland. investigators say they recruited teens online with promises of modeling. how police busted them. right now on fox5 news at 10. customers across the region have had trouble calling 911. 911 as you can imagine it's createda all kinds of problems. thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. it's been going on for most ofof the day, sprint customers are getting a busy signal when calling 911. fox's lindsay watts has beenas following this alarminglar situation. lindsay, wees the latest.sa >>reporter: not only,y custome, but even a law enforcementnfor source i spoke to today says sprint seems to be not only ignoring, but even denying such a seriou

sean, let's make cathy shelton a household name. hillary clinton is trying to get to the white house on her, quote, record that -- her phantom record on helping women and children. this girl was a child, 12 years old. let's go over the facts for a moment. she accused this man of rape. hillary clinton as the public defender had this girl, made her relive the entire episode, submitted her to a psychiatric evaluation and said she was, quote, seeking out older men. >> a 12-year-old girl. >> 12-year-old girl. that is a girl. you have one, i have one, that is a girl and she revictimized her and i'm so tired of hearing how hillary clinton is an advocate for women and children. the entire dnc theme was she never stops fighting for women and children. where's the evidence of that? you have all the millions of women in poverty, children in poverty, but when it comes to people like cathy shelton, she revictimized her and i think people should really focus on that. >> several points during the tape of hillary, again i'm focused on the hillary t

>> cathy kahn, one of my weather watchers this must be cathy's dog, remember to leave water for your pets. >> and another one. i appreciate all of the good stuff here. and the temperatures are clearly hot today. a 92-degree reading now. coming in from jeany in north plainfield new jersey and 92 was the high temperature in new york city today. and right now, new york city looks like this. pretty good-looking shot out there. and a partly sunny sky. it is 89 degrees. feels like 90. 89 on the thermometer and feels like 90. doing okay. it is plain hot. 92. felt like 96 degrees er wave. well above the average of 83. going to be kind of a soupy night out there. maybe not as rough as it was for your saturday night and sunday night but still the humidity will be there. the little drop that we are seeing in the feels like temperature is just because the winds shifted, and i do anticipate them shifting back from all of the southerly breeze as we go through the next few hours. severe storms are possible for the day on tuesday and feeling more like 95 to 100 and even if you only max out in the up

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cathy lanier announced she is leaving to become the new nfl head of security.or 26 years and has been the police chief for 10 years. mayor muriel bowser plans to announce an interim in the coming days. miss her.l she's awesome. ok, must-see video this morning. so many people want to sing like beyonce, right? let's just say that one deputy to become a member of the beehive. check this out. ♪ autria: yeah, buddy. larry: that, ladies and gentlemen, was a lieutenant catching fire on the internet with his queen bee performance. yes, he won the competition. jummy: and it made him all right, guys, 7:50 dance party. >> a woman came up -- i didn't , buty know you, i said i've been following her since destiny's child. larry: how could he not win first place? [laughter] kidd, we jokeow, about your lack of rhythm. kidd: i know. [laughter] jummy: we could send you to the middle school, where he's the resource officer. the kids could teach you a thing or two. kidd: the first thing -- veronica: the first thing you need to know is to start stretching. [laughter] larry: it's a

>> it's cathy. the rivals of the t birds? >> c. >> oh, but you know what? yay. >> i'm a winner. >> you're a winner. >> so it was the scorpions and fun fact about the movies none of the actors november high john travolta and 24. >> so old. >> yeah, so old. >> back to you hoda. >> what is your name? >> jo jo. >> okay. do we love the steelers? >> yes, we are do. >> finish the lyrics. it's don't know much about hist ? ? >> don't know much about the things i took. >> things i took. >> she was close. thank you again. she was pretty close. >> cathy, you're the one with the voice. >> what was it? >> i don't know much about the french i took. >> that was in animal house and in advice. poplar song. i love that. >> okay. let's go to another one. >> hi, what is your name? >> emily. >> you're from? california. >> okay. in the movie bring it on and them play rivals of what? >> cheerleaders. >> yay! >> thank you! thank you! >> with the money she can buy one of her books. that's great. >> what's cool is that they were going to make a documentary about the national cheerlea

us now with reaction from washington katie pavlich a fox news contributor and with us in the studio cathy, you don't think beyonce did anything wrong with that performance. >> i don't think she did anything wrong. she is bringing about a social issue quite a big deal right now. gun violence in america. for giuliani to shame her in to bringing up such an important issue, as a celebrity, saying that gun i have lens is running rampant in this country is a shame. it's a shame what giuliani said. the shame is with him. >> katie, some are saying it wasn't just gun violence she was pointing out. she walked the red carpet with mothers of mother african-n mothers killed by police. hat tip to the black lives matter. >> she has a history of doing. this can we please stop with this bogus unarmed narrative. one of the mothers on the red carpet with beyonce and it's fine that they are there, her son was michael brown. michael brown was killed because he tried to take possession of officer darren wilson's handgun and that's why he was shot and killed. let's not act like this is unarmed conversation. sec

so his wife named cody -- cathy. it gets crazy. and this is about the time you sort of want this music that we have cued up. ? >> thank you! i go -- we live in colorado. power is out at our house there. that's the night we make cassidy! >> do we have to hear this? ? >> well, that's the "psycho" music. that's not good. and we name her cassidy, right? because she's made in colorado. get what the daughter's of the risen's is. cassidy. >> it's a weird morning. >> and you used to say to me, cody and cassidy. you used to say it's a freakin' wild west show. remember? >> i like it better this way. can't remember anything. >> me either, reg. okay, you are always so dapper. you are always dressed beautifully. and we were wondering, is there -- is there a difference in the way you get treated? does a man get treated differently if he's in a fantastic coat like this, or -- where's my mr. cargo pants? where did he go? >> right here. >> would you mind coming over here? tell me your name, please. >> franco. franco, stand over here so everybody ca

cathy greathouse's brunswick home has always been a welcoming place.ck but thanks to aj petitti and his team from petitti garden center it's about to become even morebe so.. we're going to add some color,io add some pots by the entrance, adding lantana under this peach tree, just cleaning up just beautify the yard a little bit. what started as a blank slate was quickly transformed. aj and his crew wasted no time laying out plants, digging, edging, adding top soil, putting down mulch, and then giving it all a good watering.oil, putting kathy's daughter jennifer zonar nominated her to be flower bombed.in my mom is honestly one of the best people you'll ever meet. doing these so special for aj and his crew. everybody enjoys coming out anda doing this. it's a highlight for everybodyed on our team to be able to be a part of it. it's something we really enjoy and just really appreciate beina able to do. we have a lot of volunteers. a lot of the employees on our team are dying to do this.o do i at petitti's we really value family, it's a great lovingtittr environment and we just want to spread

cathy está acostumbrada al olor así, está acostumbrada.nar los malos olores a los que te acostumbraste. [inhales] mmm. usa febreze air effects, hasta que huela fresco. y prueba febreze small spaces heavy duty... ...para constantemente eliminar hasta el doble de olores por 30 días. febreze small spaces y air effects, dos formas más de respirar tranquilo. ilia: los estafadores que utilizan a la servicio de rentas internas como pretexto se han sofisticado. ahora hace llamadas telefÓnicas que asustan a muchas personas, por eso la misma agencia lanzÓ la advertencia segura que nunca se le llama por telÉfono para cobrarles. juan carlos nos habla. juan: las llamadas lo pueden sorprender en su trabajo, su casa o en su celular. la modalidad no se conocÍa, una grabaciÓn que le indica que usted tiene una gran deuda con el servicio de rentas internas, y que debe pagar rÁpidamente, o de promotorÍa -- -- lo contro lo amenazan con la amen de cÁrcl y la deportaciÓn. >> muy raro llamar a una persona por telÉfono. siempre lo hacen por correo. siempre una per

arantxa: ana cathy nos trae lo mÁs importante de la jornada deportiva.minar. al minuto 71 impactarÍa de esta manera el esfÉrico. el marcador ya decÍa 2-0. auto gol en propia puerta de juan carlos valenzuela. la mÁquina sigue sin ganar. el mismo torneo, pero esta vez en el bajÍo. pasados visitando a leÓn. gran actuaciÓn de funes mori. funes mori impactaba el esfÉrico disponÍa 2-0 el marcador. ganaban los rayados para finalizar el encuentro. funes mori harÍa su tercer tanto dentro del encuentro. seguimos con acciÓn, a travÉs en el oro norte. -- esta vez en el norte. andrÉ-pierre gignac hizo este golazo para que tigres ganara 1-0. ana: recordarles que pueden sintonizar contacto deportivo a la medianoche. arantxa: en los angeles a imagen visual. >> descarga la aplicaciÓn de univisiÓn noticias para estar al tanto de los acontecimientos que te afectan. ♪ arantxa: la cadena univisiÓn y su director general de noticias recibieron hoy el premio presidencial de la excelencia de la asociaciÓn de perredistas hispanos por su compromiso con la comunidad latina. el pres

cathy está acostumbrada al olor a basura en su cocina. sí, está acostumbrada.prueba febreze small spaces heavy duty... ...para constantemente eliminar hasta el doble de olores por 30 días. febreze small spaces y air effects, dos formas más de respirar tranquilo. yapañales pampersón a diferencia de los pañales communes con dos capas... pampers tiene 3 capas absorbente para quedar hasta 3 veces más secos así los bebés pueden dormir tranquilos toda la noche deseándote amor, sueños y juegos. pampers y millones de seguidores en todo el mundo lloran la muerte del "divo de juarez". esta noche en solo a las once le tendremos cobertura especial de la muerte de juan gabriel. el popular cantante e intérprete originario de paracuaro michocan murio esta maÑana en santa monica california al filo de las 11:30 horas a consecuencia de un infarto.--acompaÑenos hoy a las once en noticas univision 14 con toda la informacion sobre el sorpresivo deceso del divo de juarez ♪ ♪ fÉlix: marÍa antonieta, la noticia ha conmocionadoal mundo cultural. en espaÑol. marÍa antonieta: duele, y du

intends to be very visible, assistant police chief was chosen to be the interim police chief when cathy lanier leaves next month. >> he talks about his new assignment and goals for the short and long term. he sat down with tom sherwood. tom? >> chris, peter is not a surprise choice. he's a veteran officer. he worked his way up through the ranks and has been assistant chief since 2002 i asked him, what about him? >> well, i intend to be as visible as i can be. i'm not i'm peter newsham. i hope the community will see me for what i am and that is that i'm committed to this city. >> newsham wants to be considered for the permanent job. that's in our interview on news4 at 5:00. chris and susan? >> he sounds like his own man. can you tell us a little bit more about the issues he's going to face right off the bat? >> well, daily crime fighting is the bread and butter of the police department. there's been spikes in violent crimes here and there. he says he'll be right on top of it. the other thing is there's about 250 officers short in the police department, even as the city is growing, even a

you know, since she took over as chief, public opinion polls have showed that cathy lanier's popularity far exceeds any official in the district of columbia. today, she said, well, it's all part of the job. >> always be honest and be yourself. people may not like what you say but if you're telling the truth, that's your job. >> reporter: d.c. police chief cathy lanier will step down as the nation's top cop and move to new york to work for the nfl. >> now we will wish well a very talented police officer in wishing her the best in her future endeavors. so the national football league, you've got a good one here. >> lanier joined the force 20 years ago, a single mom who she hopes young girls today can learn from her story. >> there's nothing that's not possible with hard work. your attitude and hard work will get you wherever you want to go and a lot of young people don't have that confidence, especially if they have that background. >> reporter: she's had a tumultuous relationship with many of her officers and while the chairman of the d.c. police union thanked her for that service, the t

. >> after the break, retiring dc police chief cathy lanier gets ready to violence in the nfl. >>> most of you will get home before the showers and storms roll through. to the west, seeing thunderstorms, hagerstown, beaver creek, we will track that for you and talk about who is under the flood watch, who is under the severe thunderstorm watch. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. let's start over here compwith this aluminum bed.eds. whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same spot, same empty toolbox. took it way be.tter the steel held up. this summer find your tag and get 16% of msrp cash back on select remaining 2016 silverado pick-ups in stock. that's over $7,500 cash back on this chevy silverado. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. . >>> in her new role, lanier will be replacing the executive that sat on the video. debra alfarone joins us live with more. >> reporter: i spoke to someone who is a domestic violence survi

cathy called karina's killer a coward. she looked directly into the tv cameras saying to the suspect karina was a big believer in karma guaranteeing that whoever did this, that he or she will pay for this forever. >> whether you're one, whether you're 10, i'm going to just use singular. but i'm here to remind you in case you don't already know world against you. the whole entire world knows what a pathetic puny weak piece of filth that you are. the whole world knows that and to know your face as well. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 you will hear more from cathy. you also will hear from karina's two best friends. also the new tool being added to this investigation. for now we're live in howard beach, kemberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> there has been another attack on an officer by an inmate at rikers island. the correction officer's an officer's forearm. it says two officers were assaulted by an inmate who got out of his cell early this morning when his door was open to retrieve his meal tray.