we're live in belgtsville, aimmm cho.to you. >> thank you. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather. chuck bell? >> good morning, molette and aaron and happy fourth of july. your day is off to an early start, that's for sure. skies are mostly cloudy at this point in time. we'll have cloud cover for your fourth of july plans. four things to know. our highest chances for rain occur between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. most fireworks displays go up between 9:00 and 10. u i'm optimistic finally back into the 90 degree weather. what about the weekend sth we'll tell you about that coming up in a few. >>> we'll see you. thank you. looking aet the top stories. the final push is on to push isis from the strong hold o the key city mosul. isis's hold on the city is down to less than half a square mile. >>> a blown tire is to blame for a deadly bus crash in arizona. on board that bus, staff and volunteers nr a drum corps youth group. the driver who was not wearing a seatbelt was ejected from the bus after it rolled down an embankment. she d

i'm aimee cho.know about this accident. >>> plus, it's president trump's firnlt further fourth of july in the white house. w theho police tell us a drivern suv died who crashed with a train. >> police are saying it's a man. here's an idea of where it all happened. baltimore avenue closed from powder mill to naples avenue. >> the scene right now still shows the train is there as well as the car mangled together. "news4's" aim yee cho is working to get more information as you look live at the scene in beltsville. we're going to check in with aimee in just a few minutes. >>> growing outrage amid glaegss of abuse at a charles county school. >> now parents are forced to very very tough conversations with their children about contacts with charles d'angelo bell. he's some of it may have happened at benjamin stoddert at waldorf and at his home. >> police say hi mae be hiv positive. they're searching his home for more details. >> he has not worked but then the school system since december 2016, this after a

hay dpen a para daca m >>> dice la reuniÓn de hispanos con secretario de seguridad nacional los puh cho mientras viajaba a parÍs, el presidente se referenciriÓ a lo dreamers diciendo... este representante de arizona dice lo contrario. >>> presidente trump no quiere reforma, dice mentiras. >>> en el viaje dijo que no era necesario construir un muro tan largo y que la pared sdeb ray ser transparente, tiene que verse a travÉs por mÁs que suene terrible cuando tires sacos de droga sobre el muro, 60 libras de peso y todo termina. >>> a veces lo que gigi dice son locuras. >>> lo Único claro para sheridan. >>> muchos jÓvenes sienten como nerviosos. >>> que los dreamers no se van a rend rendir. >>> y el panorama se podrÍa complicar para quien quiere in mi grash a estados unidos por un familiar residente o ciudadano, gobierno planea recortar a la mitad el nÚmero de extranjero legales que entran al paÍs. >>> queremos que estÉ aquÍ. >>> gracias a que es ciudadana, patricia ha logrado emigrar a casi toda su familia de mÉxico. >>> nos hace falta solo un sobrino, que es el mayor. >>> peor se puede co

news4's amy cho is there live where crews just finished cleaning up. amy. >> reporter: moe llette, chris, this is baltimore avenue. you can see that train and truck have been removed but police say their work is far from over. 3:45 this morning, police say a truck was on the tracks. the oncoming train, unable to stop in time. the result, a crash that pushed the truck hundreds of feet down the tracks before the train finally came to a halt. how did the truck get on to the tracks and why? police still don't know. >> it's a very fluid investigation so we're trying to figure out the parameters of why the suv was on that tr truck, tk police several hours. the victim was a man, but police say they're not releasing his name until they've notified his family. the only people on board the train, a conductor, an engineer, who both survived. now a lot of the businesses around here have surveillance cameras so police are hoping some of them might have recorded what happened. but that may not be possible as several of the cameras appear to be pointed towards the gr

aimee cho.. >>> if you drive and have to take a bus or train to work, design plans have been approved for an 1100 space garage in springfield. that will sit behind a sunoco gas station at springfield boulevard. wtop reports that this will not be your average parking garage. it will also have a community event space on the rooftop that could be used for outdoor movies and a farmers market. construction is expected to start in 2019 and the garage would open in 2022. >>> o.j. simpson could walk out of jail a free man. find out who says he's paid his due. >>> here's a live look at the drive along the belt a way at t hour. >> forecast. >> good monday morning. it's a warm and humid one out there. we're in the mid to low 70s. it's going to be another hot day today. most of your monday will be dry. we have an isolated storm chance, even hotter later this week. let's check the roads, melissa. >> good morning. chopper 4 sheena over the beltway at 66. everything looks nice and light. we'll talk about the s

news 4's amee cho is there with the big restoration effort happening day. >> eun, aaron, good morning. this is one of the most sacred places in the country. hundreds of thousands of veterans buried here. today it's all about honoring those brave young men and women who have served our country. hundreds of volunteers coming out to donate their time. i'm joined by one of those volunteers this morning. phil fogarty, thanks for being with us. >> good morning, aimee. >> what will you be doing today. >> the national association of landscape professionals will be performing lawn care treatments. we'll be enhancing the hard scapes and putting protection on the beautiful historic trees. >> some great work. why do you do this? >> for 21 years this group has come out here because we want to make sure that families of every active military and veteran everywhere know that there's a refuse to forget the sacrifices that were made. it's a real honor for us to be here. >> absolutely. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, aimee. >> the event kicks off at 7:30. more live coverage later on

dreams. >> in fairfax, amy cho, news4. >>> 10:25 is your time on this sunday morning. let's set you up with four things to know before you head out. a bizarre homicide investigation under way after a man was shot to death in his car. this is all happening near who may have seen something to help them out and give them a washington app. >>> and then there was a shooting suspect on the loose. he was one of two intruders that bursts into a home and began opening fire. somebody inside the home fired back. the other intruder died and one was hurt. >>> and ricky hanson, the first official suspect in the riddle rock mass shooting. two are in critical condition and 28 injured. and then finesse 2 tymes was arrested in alabama on thursday. >> out of memphis there. >> sayt time. >> finesse 2 tymes is the wrrap. >> we learned not to invite you to the barbecue. >> why? >> because she brings her own tupperware. >>> tuesday, i know we have a chance of isolated showers or thunderstorms and they will be scattered in nature, so don't be too worried. >>> that's it for"meet the pres" >>>

i don't know how you can, you know, have your space, tracie with cho cho around you. >> a few minutesk you for coming down today. >> it's important. we're working for you. backpack 4 kids, you have crayons and all these different things for kids to get back to school. i have two kids myself. it's expensive to get all the stuff needed for school supplies. not everyone can afford that we're out here. you're welcome to come down. i'm here, tracie is here. we would love to meet you, take selfies, pictures, talk about life. hey, maybe we can go get coffee, you let me know. come on down here. we're also collecting donations. can you see right here. >> lots of money people have been bringing down for us. we've also got backpacks people are bringing down. some of them stuffed full of all this stuff for kids to start the school year. in order to make this happen, we really depend on you. we depend on your donations to come down and help us to get the kids the stuff they need, backpack, papers, school supplies you need for a when we gave out backpacks in prince george's county. this was a treme

dee cho must go on. okay, come on. that one had to be on purpose. okay, we'll be there then.ur. you maybe wanna take a shift carrying this dry ice? no, i just had a baby. i've watched you carry manny to bed. i know what we can do to kill time. my psychic is around the corner. please tell me you just said "sidekick." i used to think that i knew everything, too. we're going for a reading. i'll let her know that we're coming. um... you have got to be kidding me. i'm trying to remember the telephone number. (water splashes) what is happening to me? all right, what are we, 3 strokes down now? i think someone needs a pepper talk. aah! ow! how is that a pepper talk? you need to get angry. play aggressive. that man's been mitch-slapping you your entire life. i know, but... he's being so nice to phil, and phil is way worse than i ever was. i don't know. maybe he's not the unsympathetic jerk he used to be. (jay) okay, so you got off to a rough start. let's simplify. on this shot, i want you to just concentrate on bending your knees. you got it? bend my knees. (thud

amy cho got there this morning for a day of renewal and remembrance. what's happening there? >> reporter: cry, good morning, they're planting flower, taking care of the trees, all part of an effort to give back to those who have served our country. volunteers pouring in hours of effort at arlington national cemetery. they work, so those buried here can have a more beautiful place to rest. >> look for the rows where you go, huh the tractor can't get there. many of them came from all over the country. >> who is volunteers to push that spreader. >> like ken taylor which is what you do professionally and get paid to do, why not take those skills and take that work effort and give back? >> they provide the freedoms we here enjoy. it's our duty and responsible and honor to honor them in our service. >> reporter: for some they were honoring those they have lost. >> i have friends of the family buried here, so it's an honor to be here and help beautify this location. >> we're excited to give back to wonderful hallowed ground. >> reporter: a ground that's looking better than ever than

as amy cho shows us, the goal is to get more girls interested in technology. >> let your imagination free. >> the girls in the class started from scratch, and now they just about cracked the code to finishing a game. it's just super fun watching other people be productive about it and actually learning how to make video games so other people can enjoy it. >> it feels good because most girls think, oh, i can't do this, because i am a girl, and people think girls are very typical. coding, math, and it's something you will never learn in any textbo textbook. >> we work together to make the game and edit them and feedback. >> i love the games they are creating. there's so much excitement. >> that excitement is something many of them say will last a lifetime. and i very much would love to do this as a job. to wake up every day and be excited to go to work. >> do what you love and don't be afraid to make mistakes and don't be afraid to stand up for yourself and just be happy and follow your dreams. >> when it comes to the future for these girls, it's game on. >> i'm so happy right now. >>

. >> at the time, cho was an illustrator and visited the school regularly to check up on her son.n began helping out, and eventually, the principal asked if she'd like to become a teacher. >> translator: the guiding principle of our school is independence and cooperation. nobody can stand entirely alone. we become independent through building relationships and by working with others. cooperation is an intergral part of independence. we have a school project called "granny's lunch". the kids cook meals and deliver them to older people who live alone. in other schools, this would be seen as community service, but we don't see it that way. it's part of what it means to live as members of this community. >> the next morning, the two junior high students make their presentation. they'll speak to 13 children, aged between 9 and 11. they practice up until the last minute, to get it right. they were greeted by applause, but they become so focussed on reading that they don't look at their audience. it's hard to know how much the children are the younger children's teacher asks a question o

northwest, amy cho, news 4. >>> children's national says they hope to use the half match procedure to cure other diseases as well in the future. >>> an all girls robotics team from afghanistan is waking up in d.c. this morning. their story captured attention across the globe. the girls were rejected not once but twice for u.s. visas. presidtr reverse that decision. the u.s. won't say why the girls were rejected in the first place. the afghan ambassador to the u.s. says it appears there were concerns they would not return to afghanistan. the three-day robotics competition starts tomorrow. it will include participants from all over the place, 157 countries. so we have a lot of guests we're welcoming here to washington. >> yes. >> hopefully on a nice note when it comes to the weather. >> you were just outside. how did it feel this morning? >> it was nice. can you still feel a little stickiness out there. it's either not going to be as oppressive as yesterday. you walked outside and it was like a ton of bricks. >> a wall. >> a wall and a wall of rain afterwards. dry as well. this weekend,

. >> in old town we'll cho down. thank you for staying up with us late. >> brody and i will eat and drink. >> see you after the break. >> you really hung me out to dry. >> it was a good excuse to get a drink. >> i agree with that. >> cheers. >> we didn't do the actual cheers. >> what do we got? >>. >> there may be real contestants before they bring in d snyder and joan rivers. >> you're saying joan rivers is not a real sglern can we talk. >> vladimir putin has his own tv show. it's called keeping up with the putins no it's a call in show twice a year. the show is carefully staged to show that russia head solve problems better than anyone. >> he's like you're a plumber i have no idea what that s. >>. >> who is the guy from extreme home makeover. >> ty pepping ton. >> we're going to fix this house. >> move that bus. >> yeah. >> more than two million people requested to be on the show. >> that sounds fantastic. >> i would love to be on the show. >> scaling back on political humor. train parker several character in the s

there are a handful of vip tickets left, and those include a meet and greet after the show with madam cho herself and other guests. one of our good friends, good friends with many people on our panel and our group, barney frank, will be there and he's going to greet the crowd. >> as your lawyer, i think you should remind people that margaret cho's work is not safe for work, but it's great. >> all right. as my lawyer, walter, tell me what you think about this. here's what she said to say, we asked her for a comment about her coming performance in washington, d.c. and she said, my performance in d.c. will be my sickest show to date. taking -- i love this. taking on addiction, abuse, activism, and awareness. it's all about the politics discussed and what's disgusting about politics, so there you have it. should be good. this thursday the 13th, our wonderful folks outside the door can help you get tickets here or you can just go to gwtickets.com to pick them up. and the vip tickets are there. so, the topic for tonight's forum is really a direct response to the events of last fall. november of

dad of penn state college student cho died after alcohol fuelled frat party speaks out about painful court hearing. >>> people on the beach spring into action for the water action you need to see to believe. >>> temperatures rising right now. tracking a spike in heat. could be dangerous with your family. good morning. nbc 10 today. i'm tracey davidson. >> it will be dangerous tomorrow. today is just plain hot. right to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate weather forecast. >> the heat is building. it was hot and humid yesterday. it's warmer this morning. it's going to feel hotter this afternoon. 79 degrees. in philadelphia. that's a couple degrees warmer than yesterday. gone are the 50s we saw earlier in the week and suburbs 72 degrees right now. skies brightening over king of prussia. scattered clouds around. will increase at 11:00. go to the afternoon. chance as well as seeing temperatures in the 90s that we'll see scattered showers and thunderstorms today. 92 will feel like it's in the middle to upper 90s in philadelphia. and 80s for the lehigh valley with clouds movin

>> like the cho-mos. child molesters. everybody in the pod was plotting on getting him and nobody did nothing. i was passing right by him and he looked at me and something just took over in me and i hit him. >> rafael gonzalez who initiated the attack is awaiting trial on multiple charges, including aggravated assault and battery, to which he pled not guilty. >> i had to go do what i had to do. [ bleep ] needed to get his ass whooped. wasn't going to let the homie go by hisself. i ran up and started kicking and hitting the dude in his face. the dude was on the ground, but still, we sat there and stomped for a cool little second until he was like, all right, that's enough. >> deany nava, who joined gonzalez in the attack on olson, is awaiting transfer to prison. he was sentenced for eight years with assault with a deadly weapon, robbery with a firearm, and false impersonation. both men may face criminal charges. >> this is a felony assault, aggravated assault. beuse they beat him unconscious d then continued to beat him af

as amy cho shows us, the girl is goal is to get more interested in technology. >> reporter: the girlsn this computer class started from scratch. now they just about cracked the code to building a finished game. >> as long as it's there it's perfected. >> it's super fun watching other and learning how to make video games so other people can enjoy it other than yourself. >> it feels good. most girls think, oh, i can't do this because, you know, i'm a girl. people think girls are stereotypical. >> reporter: designing games teaches coding, photo shop and math. but they also learn lessons you won't find in textbooks. >> we learned about teamwork, like working together to make the games, edit them, and for feedback. >> the girls are doing fantastic. i love seeing them work together and the games they're creating. >> reporter: that excitement is something many of them say will last a lifetime. >> i very much would love to do this as a job. wake up every day and actually be excited to go to work. >> do what you love. don't be afraid to make mistakes. don't be afraid to stand up for yourself a

♪ >> in the showroom get ready to cho down on cheese plate from a local art sfwlan it's zel cat and creamyresh. >> and perfect time to try the hector eye look over. there. >> per oaky fries, yes, deep fried per oakyes. >> topped with local mushrooms and sunny so you cream. >> if you love steak cut fries and perogies and if you love tasting something that is just unique and fun and different this is it. >> finally ending to flight. try unicorn toast. toasted fresh local briosche and cinnamon honey. >> heart felt, local, passionate. it's kutztown. >> the animal should be the unicorn. >> let's be good. must be good. unicorn toast. summer fest kicks off eyewitness news starting tomorrow morning and tune in at 5, 6, 10 and 11 p.m. as the celebration continues tomorro tomorrow. over there along with vittoria and we'll be at the kutztown folk festival. >> you know where we'll hang dinner break. what will the weather be like. >> i hope good. >> we all hope that. >> we could. we'll have to watch out for a spotty storm during the evening hours and most active weather will be in the morning hours. ye

that's right, you snorted up your cho -- knows. an orlando, florida startup company is selling it now. here's one of the early reviews. >> oh, okay. oh, really. guys, this is really weird. i don't really know how i feel about this. >> i don't know how to feel about that review. i can verify right off the bat, this is legit. verified. it is for sale right now. but what do we know about it? the last florida mogul selling high quality snow --'s notables, things do not work out well for him. >> say hello to my little friend. >> tony montana. their website is a decadent cavern of flowing chocolate fantasies, they say it gives you a big endorphin rush, a big serotonin rush, gives you euphoric energy while at the same time giving you calm focus. right. but is it safe? is it a good idea? let's first hear from the man in charge. >> don't use more than the recommended serving. and, it should not be minors that people are selling to. i don't recommend that. and really, people need to be responsible with how they use it. use the recommended se

cnbc's karen cho has more on that. good morning, karen. >> thanks, dara.y of manufacturing climbed to a three-year high. we saw the u.s. manufacturing index at 57.8, that's the highest level since august 2014 of all the metrics preducks. em moimts new orders. weak patch in the data for the fed and what that could mean for monetary policy. in other news a double take on tech stocks overnight. global traders saw huge moves on nasdaq, apple, google, microsoft and amazon quoted at 123.47, turns out it was a technical glitch behind the incorrect data. tesla moving into first gear as the much-anticipated electric vehicles start to roll off the assembly line this week. the ambitious growth plan could still be in doubt about a severe shortfall in production of the 100 kilowatt battery packs. it means that second quarter production output could be slightly just above the first quarter in terms of tesla stock, the reaction was negative, down 2.5% on trading on the monday session. back to you, dara. >> karen, thank you. >>> and just ahead, team hot dog or hamburger?

karen cho has the answers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.he dow and the s & p hitting new peaks, questions are being asked. it's show and tell time. netflix later today. bank of america. goldman microsoft, visa. and results from g.e. markets will be looking for things to be justified. we saw a fall of earnings. another big casualty was the dollar. some are blaming donald trump for the dollar's decline. it's the lack of reform progress that is causing the slump in the dollar. others say it's the data, namely inflation we saw friday. >>> meantime, winnie the pooh has fallen foul of chinese censors. it's his unfortunate likeness to the leader of china that's caused him to be blacklisted from screens. main stream media and social media have shown that. the jokes are not welcome in whine that. >> i would never put the two together. wh go, maybe a little bit. >> quite funny. >>> straight ahead, groundbreaking news for one of tv's longest running shows. >>> and how this celeb couple prepared for last night's "game of thrones" premier. that's next.

but my team stuck with me the cho whole race. great strategy calls.yself. we are in the position to have a great day and have penske's first win at brickyard. a long ways to go. we have to get through pit and restart and a long ways to go. but we will fight through. >> it's been fun to watch you fight and overcome this adversity. >> thank you. glad you tuned in despite the delays. glad to have you. >> he mentioned it. team penske, they have been incredible at indianapolis motor speedway with the one exception of the monster energy cup series. 16 wins in the indy 500. three indy car grand prix races they have won. xfinity series. first year xfinity series raced here. brad keselowski got the win. joey logano and brad keselowski have not been able to get to victory lane to get that brickyard 400 win for roger went penske. >> think about that. four times in second place. >> will that all change today? as track clean-up continues. red flag condition. jones, bowyer, involved in the crash as well as kurt busch. we talked a lot about trevor bayne and the poss

♪ >> in the showroom get ready to cho down on cheese plate from a local art sfwlan it's zel cat and creamyresh. >> and perfect time to try the hector eye look over. there. >> per oaky fries, yes, deep fried per oakyes. >> topped with local mushrooms and sunny so you cream. >> if you love steak cut fries and perogies and if you love tasting something that is just unique and fun and different this is it. >> finally ending to flight. try unicorn toast. toasted fresh local briosche and cinnamon honey. >> heart felt, local, passionate. it's kutztown. >> the animal should be the unicorn. >> let's be good. must be good. unicorn toast. summer fest kicks off eyewitness news starting tomorrow morning and tune in at 5, 6, 10 and 11 p.m. as the celebration continues tomorro tomorrow. over there along with vittoria and we'll be at the kutztown folk festival. >> you know where we'll hang dinner break. what will the weather be like. >> i hope good. >> we all hope that. >> we could. we'll have to watch out for a spotty storm during the evening hours and most active weather will be in the morning hours. ye

they've been actually very, very -- the margaret cho show coming up shortly. they've been actually very, very supportive and they've all provided something of great value. i'm going to mention them by name -- look at the program and see that they're there. gel creative, metro weekly, the washington blade, glamor. pag magazine, village heart, co-housing. compass relates at this, one washington circle hotel, claudes and a member for many years, daka beer garden, pound, nellys and drinker, bitle and rece. they've been quite supportive of us so i want to thank them. now for questions. we've got a lot of time to talk and a lot of things came up. and i know we're going to have a great conversation. go ahead. >> hi. good evening. hello. okay. first of all, i want to talk about some things that really concern me. this country is leaning more closely to the period of not breaking down racial ties. it's become a country of the have and the have notes, the privileged and the under privileged. what is disappointing to me is we forget not too very long ago the people that

and instead of this being our big fund raising event, we have very special performance by margaret cho. if you didn't notice she's kind of in the lobby out there. she has graciously agreed to do a benefit concert, performance, for our program. and that is thursday night at the auditorium two blocks away. you can certainly get your tickets here. there are a handful of v.i.p. tickets left and those include a meet and greet after the show. one of our good friends, good friends with many people, marty frank will be here and he's going to greet the crowd. he'll be there at the event as well. >> as your lawyer, i think you should remind people that margaret cho work is not safe for work, but it's great. >> all right. as my lawyer, walter, tell me what you think about this. here's what she had to say. we asked her for her comment about her coming performance in washington, d.c. my performance in washington, d.c. will be the sickest show to date. it's all about the politics of disgust and what's disgusting about politics. so there you have it. should be good. thursday the 13th. our wonderful f

. >> and as news4's amy cho shows us. >> the girls in the computer class started from scratch. >> itks! >> they just about cracked the code to building a finished game. >> it's just super fun watching other people be product ive abot it, and it feels good because most girls think, oh, i can't do this because, you know, i'm a girl. people think girls are typical. >> designing games teaches coding, photo shop and math, and you won't find anything you will find in a textbook. >> you learn to work together to edit them and for feedback. >> iov creating and there's so much excitement. >> that excitement is something many of them will last a lifetime. >> i would love to do this as a job, to wake up every day and be excited to go to work. >> do what you love and don't be afraid to make mistakes and tkoepbd b don't be afraid to stand up for yourselves. >> aoeupi'm so happy right now >>> when. w the it senses your everyere with move and automatically adjusts on both sides. right now save on sleep number 360™ smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our mo

w.t's bring in helen cho i was reading the laundry list of things they have to deal with.ee of last year that seemed to be the exact same problems. what are they and do they have the appetite to address them? >> this is something different. the national financial work conference usually takes place at the beginning of each year and takes place every five years, so the fact it has 10 -- has been postponed, it really indicates there was no consensus. rishaad: president she asian thing one eye on the national congress, won't he? how much of that will frame what is discussed? how much will politics play a part of this work conference? >> i would say given the upcoming party congress in november, i would say this one more for financial experts because they understand the urgency of solving the problems in terms of addressing the problems in the areas of regulating wealth management products, so they understand this is important. delay it until after the cdc, they will probably miss the timing of doing the right thing at the right time. rishaad: what we have is a story that one

as amy cho shows us, the goal is to get more girls interested in technology. >> let your imagination free. >> reporter: the girls in this computer class started from scratch. now they just about cracked the code to building a finished game. >> as long as it's there it's perfect. >> it's super fun watching other people being productive about it and learning how to make video games so other people can enjoy it other than yourself. >> it feels good. most girls think, oh, i can't do this because, you know, i'm a girl. people think girls are stereotypical. >> reporter: designing games teaches coding, photo shop and math. but they also learn lessons you >> we learned about teamwork, like working together to make the games, edit them, and for feedback. >> the girls are doing fantastic. i love seeing them work together and the games they're creating. >> reporter: that excitement is something many of them say will last a lifetime. >> i very much would love to do this as a job. wake up every day and actually be excited to go to work. >> do what you love. don't be afraid to make mistakes. don't

silver creek middle school in kensington opens news 4 set getting a look at -- aimee cho, watch for her report on news 4. >>> parole granted. o.j. simpson will soon be a free man. find out what's expected to happen when he gets out of jail and his chances of staying out of trouble. >>> it's not something you get to see every day. get a chose look at one of nasa's coolest rides. >>> that's so cool. you know what's not cool is the weather outside. it's very warm and muggy already. unfortunately, this heat and humidity are going to last through the weekend. weather alert day today. heat advisories in place. temperatures nearing 100 degrees. when the humidity will break. when we could see storms in a few minutes. >>> breaking news continuing in prince george's county this morning. take a look at chopper 4 over indian head highway. hu have a section st down >>> breaking news in prince george's county. a section of indian head highway shut down. chopper 4 has been over this. this is a major issue for a lot of people. a double fatal crash. investigators still on the scene. what's closed? india

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. >> nat cho your typical accident. more intrigue over the russians today in washington. >> i just think that's pretty much of a great big nothing. >> what we've learned about donald trump jr.'s involvement and why some say it's politics at usual. >> we can expect a new health care plan by the end of the week. plus the report that says that obamacare is working better than ever. >> not one but two studies say you could live longer if you you could live longer if you drin we demand a lot from our eyes every day. i should know. you could live longer if you drin i have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation. so i use restasis multidose. it helps me make more of my own tears, with continued use, twice a day, every day. restasis multidose helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs. to help avoid eye inj

. >> congressman -- >> he chos to get into politics. >> he was an experienced american.had been in politics his life. he was sent an e-mail and was told this is part of a russian government effort to help his campaign. given that the white house hasn't denied that, donald trump jr. has not denied that. was it appropriate to sit down at that meeting that was part of a russian government effort to help his father's campaign? >> again, we haven't seen results yet. >> why do results matter? if you try to rob a house and don't come out with anything, do you still try to rob the house? >> that's a little different? >> how? >> i would rather, in a perfect world, there be no negatives in campaigns, no infiltration. we didn't hear this stuff when hillary clinton did something that is worse. maybe you ought to investigate them both at the same time. >> it is against federal campaign laws to get anything of any value from a foreign entity. right? >> yep. >> isn't intent the key here? john's analogy is spot on, if you intend to rob a house and leave empty handed, is there no crime f

what can they do going forward to make anthozure less of a cho or not their first can amazon they don'te about their margins. >> they have a pricing war >> we've seen pricing wars and amazon as a company overall has been you know, not shy about starting them. given the multiple relative to the growth rate, amazon relativ to growth expectations trading at a multiple well beyond that of microsoft, so in terms of price to earnings growth, it's less than two. amazon is higher i think am sop wants to start a price war i think potentially, the people who may suffer here, they're not the retailers. i think they're more likely the ibms, oracles, the others. i think microsoft now has gotten themselves in a position where they're gaining significance in the share. it really a price war pushes out the marichal players, three, four, five >> david, thank you. what's your trade on microsoft tomorrow >> i understand at a certain point, you would say it's expensive on valuation, but it's a different company than it was ten years ago as well e so i think that they decerf that. >> in terms of the enroads

i believe that a mayor cho has shown historically he is right for the job and has the courage and backbonefalse narrative for standing up for what is right and true is what leadership is all about. and i intend to demonstrate that mind set as i fight for the people of the city and as we move forward as a community. i have a job to do and will continue to do it. and that includes my candidacy for re-election. to my family and friends, i want it thank you all for standing with me. for supporting me through the difficult time and praying with me through this ordeal. i am forever grateful to all of your help and support. to my friends in the press i will only answer questions about our great city as we move forward. now there is no doubt going to be difficult days ahead and god willing i look forward to my day in court. the truth being told and the saga being over. thank you all for coming out. >> that is allentown mayor, ed pawlowski giving a news conference including an indictment unsealed against him alleging a pay to play scheme and the mayor says he did nothing wrong and he has a job to d

russell peters, margaret cho, they want to tell their own story.ve said, turn them on your ear so you know those things are wrong. >> the power is when people can't find a way to express how they're feeling about something and a joke of a comics, so well-crafted and insightful will speak for however they're feeling. >> i never saw asian people on television or in movies. so my dreams were somewhat limited. i would dream -- maybe some day -- i could be an extra on "m.a.s.h." >> airport, immigration, customs them really need to know the difference between a terrorist and an indian. we're not the same. we're not! >> america is very focused when they say racial comedy. they picture black and white. that's the problem, and i checked the box of other. you got to understand, after black and white there's far more many others. i'm speaking to the unspoken to. >> most racism comes from the fear of the known. >> when things are out in the open, that's when they become not scary anymore. >> for all of you white people that are just pissed at me when i [ bleep

are doctors out there doing this, that is been my but it has not personal experience and just to cho what a previous caller called in to say, you cannot get controlled on for a substance from a general practitioner anymore. hey will not prescribe controlled substances anymore. from degenerative disc disease, if you have decades of back surgery and nerve damage and you suffer event, you're out of luck, buddy. is t: again, i think this part of the problem we face as a suntry, this inability to find happy middle ground where people -- i know whatting it from, our system has this kind of production line quality no one is treated with the attention that they need or not a lot of people are. this is, i think, what the to, is s referring result of that, doctors are no, i'm not going to rescribe any of the pills, the pills are magnificent tools, they can be, it is how you use them. the flip side, when you go in for appendix operation and when you leave for pain that will last two days, ou are given 30 days worth of pain killer, those days may come slowly, i think a lot of doctors still do th

news 4's aimee cho takes us inside n school. >> lots of crews putting finishing touches on the brand-new school hundreds-of-students will call home. >> this is a traditional classroom. >> precipitation pal toincipal e grand tour. you can see why in the summer some students are already getting in the school spirit. >> i'm so excited. it's going to be really state-of-the-art, really nice. i'm so excited for a new school. it will just be such a great experience. >> she's experienced overcrowding before. her elementary school, chevy chase, had 30 kids. her class -- >> overcrowding generally crosses our mind a great deal. i volunteer in the classrooms and it's very, very difficult for one teacher to control 26, 27 elementary school kids often without an aide. >> and without enough seats for the students, some schools turn >> first of all we want our students inside the schools all together. definitely whenever we can keep all our students together in our schools, it allows us to have access to them. >> and for this silver creek seventh-grader smaller indoor classes means bigger possibilities.

northwest, amy cho, news 4. >>> children's national says they hope to use the diseases as well in the future. >>> an all girls robotics team from afghanistan is waking up in d.c. this morning. their story captured attention across the globe. the girls were rejected not once but twice for u.s. visas. president trump intervened to reverse that decision. the u.s. won't say why the girls were rejected. the afghan ambassador to the u.s. says it appears there were concerns they would not return to afghanistan. the three-day robotics competition begins tomorrow. it will include participants from 157 countries. >>> we have missed you here, lauryn ricketts. glad you're back and bringing less humidity. >> that's what i was trying to do from the beach, from the south, trying to bring less humidity. it happened to work. >> we'll take it. >> we'll take what we can get. that humidity dropping as we go into the afternoon, thank goodness. only a day and a half special because by the time we get to monday heat and humidity return. let's show you that beautiful sunrise out there. sun came up just in ti

it is sometimes entertaining to go back and look at some of the outfits, the hair, the makeup i've cho wear is black. >> she also got candid about aging for new beauty magazine this year. the soon to be 50-year-old admits she tests out a lot of skin care products on herself and on tim. but she isn't afraid to look her age. >> it's okay to have wrinkles, and it's okay to show that age. but the truth is, it does start with what you put into your body. i love junk food. like i could really eat a bag of potato chips every single day. i'm not talking a snack bag. like a bag of chips. i will eat the entire bag. >> that is why she's my girlfriend in my head. >> we have all been there, haven't we? bag of chips. >> or ten or twenty. >> taylor swift working on her new where's her bestie ed sheeran. when ed talked to our senior news editor, he set the record straight on whether he and swift will have any new music together. ♪ >> everyone of course waiting for the new big question. taylor swift collaboration, with regoing to be getting one of those this year? >> no, not this year. it will definite

caputo is a longtime ally of roger stone, chos also volunteering to answer questions before the houseabout stone's community case with wikileaks. the panel also plans to interview susan rice who served as national security adviser under former president barack obama. rice has come under scrutiny from republicans on the panel who accuse her of improperly unmasking the names of trump associates in classified intelligence reports. she denies the accusations. all of this has the potential to not only become a p.r. nightmare but a legal issue for the trump administration. let's talk more with a civil rights attorney and law professor and also a criminal defense attorney. >> good to see you. >> this meeting between putin and trump, that's what could potentially really make matters even more complicated as these ongoing investigations continue. so richard, you know, everybody in the administration including the president is lawyering up because of this, the collusion investigation. the overall investigation. so the meeting between trump and putin, how might this pose a potential legal challe

news4's amy cho is headed you can follow amy online or watch for her reports right here on news4 later today. >>> caught on camera. a car crashing into a busy starbucks. why people who live and shop in that area are not surprised by this accident. >>> we tell you about scam warnings nearly every day. why you need to now patrol your >>> well, this is a pretty terrible way to start your day. seven people were hurt when a car crashed into a star bucs in southern california. >> the red car you see there on the screen collided with another car and then caused it to go flying inside the store. three people had to go to the hospital, in fact, although everybody is expected to survive. people who live in this area say speeding is a big problem and this is the seventh crash in six months at that intersection. >>> o.j. simpson could be out of prison in a little over two months and there's intense speculation over what alephe'll with his newfou freedom. simpson was granted parole thursday after serving nine years for an armed robbery in las vegas. he wants to move back to florida. thee of his fou

the durr ray cho. i don't know if i said that. that was my spanish version of it, maureen.k out for it. >> you did try. did you well. 51 anxious teenagers are heading to phoenix arizona next week one of them will become the new miss teen usa wre of our local couldn't kess taints. joining us live taylor spruel miss maryland teen usa and kyra felton miss maryland teen usa. >> you are in good spot. every person who comes into the loft at least one of those contestants wins the crown. congratulations begun luck to both of you. >> thank you. >> you're very good place to be. >> thank you. >> how does it feel within your state titles then going on to the competition. i'll start with you. >> it was an mazing feeling i worked so hard for about three years to get a teen usa state title and it's just so exciting, such a blessing to be able to go and represent the nation's capitol on the national stage especially since we've been doing so well with desean and kyra. i'm excited to get there and put dc on the map. >> what about you? this is my second year competing i was so excited. firs

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. >>> con cada di cho ahora que estuve en chile. >>> el dia mundial de los emojis. >>> ¿cual es el quetes a la hora de comer. por un lado el celular y el tenedor. entonces esto es cada vez mÁs comÚn en todos lados hay una nueva medida que tratan que la gente deje su celular a un lad y empiece la conversaciÓn. y comience a vacilar. ofrecen descuentos a la hora de pagar la cuenta. si deja ese celular al frente del restaurante. >>> me sale gratis. una experta que 2 cosas podrÍan pasar. una, que existe una conversaciÓn m amena entre todos los comensales, la otra opciÓn que se queden callados de acuerdo aladino mica que estÁ esa mesa. no tiene relaciÓn interesante con la persona que vas a hablar y no debiste estar ahÍ. agarra el celular y vete. >>> se me hace padre ir a comer y tomar el celular por la fotografÍa. >>> 5 minutos y 5 a la salida. >>> mi mujer y yo le encanta tomarle fot a la comida y no en tien esto de la foto al plato. para quÉ tomarle la foto al plato. >>> hay gente que le gusta mucho ver el plato de comida gente que le toma foto a la foto que a uno le ha tomado. >>> es como

now learn when a san francisco police officer who's accused of possessing child pornography is of choing to be in court. authorityings yesterday arrested th joir-old joshua. multiple images of child ng pography were found on a computer at his house in antioch. yeste findings were the result of a five-month long joint )s vtigation involving police thecontra costa county prosecutors who spoke yesterday about the arrest. is nows very, very troubling that foreign peace officer would have any of this stuff on their computer. >> he was released on bail last night and is now suspended without pay. y overhe investigation first started, police say that he was peved immediately to a desk job. in thew we turn to the ontroversy over president trump's declaration that transgender people will no re )sr be allowed to serve in the u.s. military. it sparked immediate protests and speculation there's more to the announcement than what the president tweeted. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: this morning, president trump facing a growing backlash after unexpectedly banning transgender people from serving