aimee cho, live innortheast. thanks for the update. >>> five days now since a gunn killed 12 people inside a virginia beach government building. while the community mourns, the issue of gun violence is again taking were? stage. this morning virginia governor ralph northam is expected to address the issue. the governor has long been a champion of gun control and safety measures. in january he announced several laws designed to prevent gun denwhs in the comlth. he's expected to speak this morning at 10:00. >>> meanwhile, details about the investigation into the gunman have been made public. >>ee know that th suspect e-mailed a resignation letter the same day of theng shooti that e-mail has been released. the suspect simply wrote he was giving his two-week notice and that, quote, head been a pleasure to serve the city, but due to personal reasons i must relieve my position. he confirmed his last day would be june 14th. hours laterhe was dead along with 12ty other ci workers. among the killed, christopher rapp who us

aimee cho is live in college park where one protests will ta place today. >> good morning. in a few hours this shoppers food warehouse parking lot will be filled with workers walkion out he job. they say they need answers as to if and when they will lose their jobs. ien months since the parent company announced it is trying to sell all of the locations but still no word what will happen remaining about 30 stores in the d.c. area. all of the workers are members of a union united commercial food workers but the union says it hasn't heard of any upcoming layoffs. all of the pharmaciesnside the stores have already been closed. we know the shoppers warehouse in hyattsville is closing today nd other locations ha converted to giant grocery stores. the company hopes to sell all of the locations by march of next year. this morning, worke say they still need to know a more specific time line of if and when they need to look for a new job. ark ests at the college location starts toot at 11:00 a.m. if you need to get some groceries it will likely take longer than usual. >> aimee cho in

>> aimee cho live in northwest washington.. >> it's been five days since a gunman killed 12 people inside a virginia beach government building. while the community mourns, the issue of gun violence has again taken center stage. this morning, virginia governor ralph northam will address that ssue. he is expected to speak at 10:00. details of the investigation into the gunman have been made public. we know the suspect e-mailed a resignation letter the same bay as the shooting. that e-mail has been release itted. the suspect wrote -- released. the subject rote that due to personal reasons, i must relieve my position. he confirmed his last day would be june 14th. >>> 6:50. em have a first 4 traffic alert. >> a big probl for a lot of people. chopper 4, northbound continue after benning ad. left side is blocked by the crash. we had all lanes shut down and everybody pushed to nanny helen boroughs. you're getting around to the right, but a slow northbound and southbound in the area of benning roads. other big problem here as we look i

news 4's aimee cho reports. >> reporter: this is epahannal wiams.er son describing her to news 4 as a loving mother and grandmother. one of her neighbors says heew knilliams for years and that he helped raiseim like a son. this morning williams' house caught fire. williams' son was also home at first responders his mom was trapped inside on the second r. firefighter racing against time to try and rescue her, but williams later died of her injuries. it took first sponders several hours to put out the fire and allhe hot spots. investigators still trying to figure out whatcaused this deadly fire. fire officials say there were smoke detectors in the house, but they had no batteries. firefighters will likely be back in this neighborhood later today to pass out free smoke detectors and try to event anymore tragedies. aimee cho, news 4. >>> 100 years ago today the senate passed the 19th amendment giving women the right to vote. to mark milestone, the #19that100 now trending.et t onamthg one frome sry andulre whch looks riatan the barriers of having t wait

news4's amy cho joins us with details. what's going on?> reporter: yeah, a very scary situation here. as you can see, still a huge amount of firefighters here trying to put out the house fire. this is what's going on at lawrence and 22nd street in northeast. firefighters say when they got here, they s f they hadnd a man standing outside the house who had just escaped.an d he told firefighter there was still w aan -- firefighters there was still a woman trapped inside. marefighters had to go and rescue that wo she was attached on the second floor -- she was trapped on the second floor. she's inic very crit condition. firefighters tell me they are still actively working to put the fire out. nohey do not yet the cause or whether the house had working smoke alarms. we will contiue to monitor the story and bring you updates as we get them. >> all right., aimee cho thank you for that. >>4:35. right now d.c. police are looking for a burglar who struck while a family was at home. take a lk at the footage from home security caapras. this hpened sun

aimee cho is live with more. imee?buted so much this is that e and 3rd street southw at it. the sign is covered up now but hidden figures way. yased on the lives of katheryn johnso dorothvaughan and e they w som of the first brains behind the operation that launch astronaut john glenn the women often had to battle racism and sexism to accomplish all that they did. of the three hidden figures, still alive. she is the one on the left in she's now 100 years old but our own barbara harrison sat down with her a couple years ago. take a listen. intern sensation? >> for what reason? >> because of what you did. >> john glenn could not take a trip without you saying it was okay. >> yeah, he was -- he was like me. he didn't trust the -- they put everyt in the computers. >> rep the street :00 live in southwest, aimee cho, montgo county this morning, family community activists are fighting for justice for robert white a year after >> we've got to always try to love. >> he had a lht within him and when i heard things, it was >> whi

>> aimee cho live in columbus heights for us tonight. thank you. >>> a federal judge has blocked president trump from using billions in mary cash to build his border wall in california, arizona, and new mexico. the california judge last night ruled that the president's use of the money is unlawful. the administration is expected to appeal this. mr. trump declared a national y, emergenco you remember this, back in february to divert military money to building the wall. construction could have started as early a monday. >>> all right. we've got two big developments that have emerged today from the g20 summit in japo. ne of them includes bo u.s. and china holding off on more triffs. mr.rump and chinese president xi jinping have decided on a trade truce. they had the financial markets on edge. both sides have agreed to keep talking. at nd i promised that f least the time being we're not going to be lifting tariffs on china, though, china's going to art -- they're going to be consulting wh us and they're going to start spending money even thr

. >> aimee cho now with more. >> reporter: good morning. big day ahead. this primary county could be a o good indicar of what trends to expect in 2020. now here's what you need to know to vote -- the polls will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. anyone who is in line by 7:00 will be able to vote. you need bring a photo i.d.with you to the polls. if you don't have it, you can cast a provisional ballot that will be counted after you bring your i.d. all registered voters can vote in the democratic or republican primaries but not both. some of the races to watch closely -- 140 louse and senate seats on the ball the. chairman of the forecast board of supervisors.mo cealth's attorney for fairfax, arlington, and prince william counties. news4 will be following the rac closely on air and in the nbc washington app. eun, aaron? >> aimee cho live in burke on primary day. thank you. >>> happening today, jon stewart is in d.c. it help victims of 9/11. stewart along with several first responders from the september 11th attacks will speak on capitol hill in front of th

in arlington, aimee cho, "news4." >>> he is d.c.'e elected official ever, but now they are going to strip him of his power. good morning. i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. >> he faces possible ethics violations and day after he resigned fromec. >> let's get to mark segraves who's beenollowing the develop mark? >> yeah. good evening. this has been a tough week for d.c. council member jack evans as you said. there was this revelation. then again this morning fbi agents show up at his house, this all part of an ongoing federal investigation. it all started before 6:00 this morning. federal agents at the home of longime d.c. council member jack echbts. police closed off the entire block in front of his house for hours as fbi agents searched evans' home. >> this is definitely not a normal friday morning in the neighborhood, but i think it's necessary and i certainly -- you know, if there's credence to any of these accusations or whatever the fbi might be investigating, i welcome it. >> it's sad, that's all. >> reporter: evan

>> aimee cho live in burk on virginia primaryday. thank you. >>> 6:07. a last-minute agreement between house democrats and the justice department means a vote to hold william in contempt of congress is on hold. >> in the deal the justice department agreed to hand over some evidence from the more than 400-page report into russian meddling. it's unclear whether this will be enough for house democrats who have called for the full, un-redacted report.me while, the house still plans to vote today on a resolution that would empor lawmakers to file a civil lawsuit for the evidence if democratsdecide to pursue it. >>> also happening today, jon stewart is in d.c. to help victims of 9/11. he and first responders will speak on capitol hill ihefront of touse judiciary committee. the group hopes to secure funding for the nevin victim compensation fund -- 9/11 victim compensation fund. the fund is runnilow on money now and payments to victims and survivors have been reduced. the coonittee will vote funding tomorrow. >>> also today, catholic churcha leaders fromund the

news 4's amee cho gives us a sneak peek. >> reporter: there are certain moments we know, we remember.folks of a ages explore the museum. space ask anyone over the age of 50, n and they cell you where they were. >> it's one small step for man. >> reporter: the day apollo 11 reached the moon. >>e on giant leap for mankind. >> i was 11 years old in iowa. >> i was in our family living room. >> reporter: they can also tell you how excited they are. the museum will soon open its doors to new exhibit, one that will honor neil armstrong's famous words and the space suit he wore while saying th . >> have been very busy in the last two years. lewis is r: kathleen the curator of the apollo # 1 exhibit. when she watched them take the first steps, she never believed she would get to restore his space suit. r>> this is a gt responsibility. we are looking forward to inspiring new generations to work on the next generation pursuits. >> reporter: there is still a month toe go before thxhibit opens. the museum plans to throw a party july 20th, and get this, it will be at 10:56 p.m., the exact minute ma

i'm aimee cho. i'm aimee cho. coming up on newse4, th the big carriers are talking about their current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are limited to a few pockets in select cities or trying to convince consumers that 4g is actually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, leaving them on the wrong side of the digital divide. if approved, only the combined availableresources of t-mobile and sprint can deliver on al the spectrum bands needed to quickly bring unprecedented 5g connectivit across the nation. >> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." >>> back. time 8:17. to prince george's count with the county is hoping to turn run-down buildings into brand new stores and restaurants. the countyannounced it will give out granats. whhe shopping centers of the future will look like. >> reporter: right now only a fewpt ons for shopping or eating. the goal of the county's enough project is to fix that a say in one year from now whenst coction is done, an aldi's grocery store, cafes and even sitdown res

aimee cho, thank you. the sun's officially up. amelia draper will tell us what it's going to do for us today. >> we're going to have inhe is kraing clouds. the sun will help us, warm up aaron, to 78 degrees. a really beautiful start again. notice aimee in her live shot standi outside for a length of time, definitely going to feel a little bit chilly out there. if you're just t walking and from your car, the kiddos at the bus stop, you'lle b okay. temper 48 in winchester, 64 in washington and 61 degrees in gaithersburg trees, grasses, w coming in low. mold spoers locally coming in it's a lighter wind than tomorr it's looking brezy and sunn overal except for the rain nice. saturd hot anddr high temperature 86, 87, 88 degree 92 on sunday. starti to feel a little bit lookin dry. local with highs in the here's the storm team 4 ten day foreca 70s today and tomorrow. we hit80 on friday but with a breeze and low humidity,it will contin to linger. it won't be a washout by any means. high temperature on sunday of 92. fa goes tomorrow, for t

it feels great. >> reporter: in southwest, aimee cho, news 4. >> cool is out and the children are at home and a lot of people that means going into debt. >> yes, and we're working for your money tonight. consumer reporter susan hogan has a revealing look at how mana of us summer child care debt, and she's got some u tips to protect your bottom line. >> i'm adam tuss. what in the heck is this thing? there's no driver. it drives itself and you >>> summer vacation season is under way rightre now and pas know this time of year it can take a toll on the waning accounts. >> more americans than ever these days are rack up bills as ing parents look for child care during the summer, and there are some ways to get around that. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is working for your money. >> well, it's summer, school is we're going toe b fooir child c. survey by bankright.com says busy parents wl end ousan tis smerme a anonric day care and babysitters. so the survey reached out to nearly 4,000 adults, 59% of those who responded said they would pay for summer child ce with their credit card and mo

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news 4 aimee cho takes us to one in maryland that shows what the shopping centers of the future will look like. >> reporter: right now at the landing at woodyard shopping center a few options for shopping or eating, but the goal ect is county's new pr to fix that. they say in one year from now when the construction is done, there will be an aldi's grocery store, cafes and sit-down restaurants. prince george's county executive angela alsobrook announcing a new project to turn old pces intolaces people can be proud of. >> we struggled to have quality food options. >> ooh, i was hay. so happy! >> reporter: idae hill har been coming here's for years and she and her friends are excited to finally see new shops. >> you ju look atit. it's going downwn and and down and down, and nowhen you see these new developers and new people coming in, it really helps. >> reporter: some of the new businesses, chick-fil-a, panera and marshalls and eouht areas around the county get an upgrade. a shopping center in hyattsville and one in the heights. >> couldn't evenalk through iverson. >> feels good. it's

aimee cho shows us thetreasures on display to commemorate 50 years since neil armstrong walked on then. >>> and the la check of the radar. most of us mainly dry, but we will continue to see someto ss and rain moving through the area through the evening and overnight hours. we're heading to break, but i'll thave you wi >>> back now with a live look at the radar. storm team 4 meteorologist ameliaddrarp has decla a weather alert for potentially strong storms coming in tonight. she joins us with the timing plus a look at the rest of twe as well. >>> 50 years ago many of us who e old enoughemember where we were when man kind first set foot on the moon. >> second grade. i remember watching the mission on the black and white tv. >> i'm a little older. >> don't go th in hundred or of apollo 11's anniveary, neil armstrong's spacesuit will be on display. >> and aimee c is giving us a sneak peek. >> i know about moon rocks. >> reporter: there are certai moments that we know. >> yeah, i think that is moon rock. >> reporter: and as folks of all ages explore the air and space museum. ask anyone ove

i mean, kim huk cho and kim yung cho were the ones leading up to hanoi. no one in their life probably said no to kim jong-un. then these four guys on the train had to watch them for the entire 617 hours. kim huk co, i knew him because he was on the six-party delegati delegation. he, as sort of the key interlock, it will certainly lent him much more grud -- ground. in london he gave the best speech about why north korea needs nuclear weapons. he was almost persuasive. and he has them and jo knows rms approximately frls and she was involved heavily in the six-party talks. if anyone knows the technical details, of course cannot nag. they ever not brought those sorts of people back to the table. so i think overall, the change is probably for the betteheof p. so i think overall, the change is probably for the bettepeople. so i think overall, the change is probably for the bettef peop. so i think overall, the change is probably for the bettesorts table. so i think overall, the change is probably for the better.what was the second part of your question? >> just

news 4's aimee cho takes us to anendale where the great garden debate is under way. >> this is lettuce about to eat in my sandwt'h and is pretty delicious. >> reporter: name any plant and there's a good chance that leo has it in his garden. he and his girlfriend ashley ayers have been building their garden a year, technically beedre it was allow they say they wanted to help the environment and have some extra food in the >>process. we had both supporters and detractors and in fact got reported to the county and had inspectors out here and had to go through the whole gamarole. porter: fairfax county is giving folks the green light to grow gardens in the frontrd and over the first half year, there's also been some growing resentment. >> i think he's failed with his vegetable garden. >> reporter: valerie smith lives nearby and likes the idea of the garden, but wishes they would take better care of it. n> at least all our junk is behind the housenobody can see it. >> i mean, personally, i do not think it looks all that good. >> reporter: arturo also lives nearby. i personally think i would

aimee cho is live with what voters need to know. good morning, aim e. >> reporter: good morning. you should be in good shape as r as wait time. we're at lake braddock secondary school and we haven't seen huge necrowds and o voter described it as under-whelming but many are making a push for last-mot votes. on a sunny summer morning, virginia voters coming to cast ballots, like kia connelly. >> it is exciting: >> reportere just graduated high school yesterday and now another milestone. her first time voting. >> a littl t sadat it is not a presidential election or anything. bute the small elctions are really important too. >> reporter: on the ballot today, all 140 house and senate seats, chairman of the board of supervisors and the commo ealth attorney for fairfax, arlington and prince william county. some morning we asked voters what is important to them. >> the reg system has got to be improved. somethingabas to be donet transportation. >> schools and roads. things that keep our kids se. also some of the progressive agenda as far as making sure we're being fair and equal and incl

at the air and space museum, amee cho, news 4. >> time still flies, de sn't it? timr us to take off now. that's all for news 4 this week. i'm leon forris. thankjoining us. have a great week. ♪ ♪ z3d2uz z16fz y3d2uy y16fy > > >>> nbc sports, home of the olympic games, the nh playoffs and sunday night football. only on nbc. >>> it's the f weekend of summer. and what better way to spend it than lake time. time at the lake bheens elkhart lake. 630cres of heartland. amazing weekend of racing, camping,

. >> reporter: for thet me, we'reeeing and cho graduagh life was home. o, pachecessy. y in arkansas th. >> reporter: hours after receiving his medical degree in. but when they left, mexican officials say a group o people attacked, beating, shooting, fri c illo pacheco was hiack in arkansas return. >> we were juknow, wo ied, anxiety, you know. just stressed out. you know, obviously we always had hope that, you know, he was out there somewhere. >> reporter: five days would pass until mexican authorities say he reappeared. an airport camera captured him leaving the country with his mother. but tonight his family not sharing how they were all reunited. >> we honestly don't know what happened. he, himself, doesn't know. >> reporter: with hisriend's death still a mystery, the family says they've had no contt with mexican authorities, adding that the fbi is aware of the situation. tonight a family grateful to have their son back at home, but left with more questions than answers. kathy park, >>> new tonight, theushing for toallen journalists. friday marks one yearap is newoo

. >> news4's aim u cho shows their work and how they're being recognized. >>> we put out an extra -- >> reporter: to run a booming business, every detail makes a difference. >> be careful -- >> reporter: as these forecast high schoolers will tell you -- fairfax county high schoolers will you it, it's the same with plastic straws. they wanted to help. >> as the health of the earth is declining, i think it's partly our fault. i think we have to doi somethng to give back to that community. >> reporter: that something -- sipsy reusable straw. the distance designed it themselves. it's made of stainless steel and comes in two sizes, the s one and a bigger one forin slurpg up smoothies. >> it feels awe. some i'm not going to lie. eo's cool. i feele don't take me seriously at first. after i explain and tell them our numbers, they look impressed. >> porter: the numbers profferits in the thousands -- profits in the thousands, and they hope to see it in schools and restaurants in the nation. aimee cho, news4.ju >> they had a moment. >> we're happy to see each other. >> clearly. >> happy to be a

aimee cho has their story.tra 345. >> to run a booming business, every detail makes a difference. >> be really careful with it. >> as these fairfax county high schoole will tell you, it's the same with plastic strawal even sml ones can impact the tnvironment. that's why thesudents wanted to help. >> e the hth of the earth is declining, i think it' partly our fault. i think we have to do something to give back to that commhity. >> t something, sipsy w. reusable stra it's made of stainless steel and comes in two sizes. a small one and a bigger one for slurping up smoothies. >> i think everyone cares about how they leave the environment to their children and their children's children. >> each str sells online for $10. comes with a brush to keep it clean. the students say it's taken hundreds of hours to build their busine business. >> we stay up late. we work on the weekend. we put in a lot of work. >> it feels asome. i'm not even going to lie. it's so cool. when i tell people about it, i feel like they don't take

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in southst, aimee cho, news 4. >>in robn is a full-time student at udc and he's thinking of majoring in facilities maintenance. happy early father's day to him. >> good for him. what an inspiration. role model wo. >>>ve got that weekend warmup on the way just in time for father's day. doug is back with a look at attter temperes and a possible heat wave. >>> cominccupy newup on news 4, this construction project will impact neighborhoods around the district for the next seven years, but it will impact ♪ you know reliable support when you have it, and that dependability is what we want to gi our customers. at comcast, it's my job to constantly mand to help provide prev, the most reliable service possible. my name is tanya, i work in the network operations center for comcast. we are working to make things simp, easy and awesome. bright behind us. >> yes. it's beautiful. friday, after 5:00. nice night to haveat drinks or e outside, maybe on your patio or your deck. >> going to be a little cool once the sun goes down, bu

. >> Él ere chos recortes de periÓdico en su cuarto.ia con el pistolero y otros implicados, coordinando el ataque antes. los sicarios recibieron $8000 para llevar a cabo el asesinato. las autoridades no revelaron quiÉn dio la orden y por qué. antre reportes de un triÁngulo amoroso supuesto, la mujer que aparece en el vÍdeo, durante un altercado en el hospital cuando se dio el incidente dijo a un canal local qu ella y el ex pelotero son solo amigos. >> no fue nada que ver con Él. lorraine: en boston, david ortiz permanente en el hospital general de massachusetts. su esposa actores fundiciÓn diciendo que ayer y esta maÑana logrÓ saltarse derecho y caminar unos pasos. su condiciÓn delicada y permanecerÁ en la unidad de cuidados intensivos durante los prÓximos dÍas. ilia: vamos a cambiar de tema para hablar de inmigraciÓn. un drama humano se vive en la frontera entre mÉxico y el paso, texas. al menos siete personas se han ahogado en los Últimos dÍas, mientras intentaban cruzar el rÍo bravo hacia estados unidos. oscar gÓmez nos dice quÉ estÁ

transportation secretary elaine cho -- the multimillion dollar grant is from the federal aviation administration. this money is going to also bee o reconstruct an aircraft. >>> some bad nifs though you're hoping for some cool air in c aple of very busy, very hot metro stations. news4 has learned that there is a new delay for a permanent fix for the dupont circle and the fair gate north stations. metro tells us that while they were trying to fix the pipes that supplant the cool air, crews hit a lamp post in the path. so mental health roe now has permission from d.c.o move that lamp post. they say they hope to restore th chilled air to the station sometime next month. but in the meantime, as news4 has found out, temperatures inside those stations, they can stay routinely in the 90s. >>> when weome back after a break, an unlikely path to the o priestod. only on news4, doreen gentzler's conversation with washington's new archbishop as he talks about his personal life as well a racism and the sex scandals that have shaken the cathol >>> a new chapter for theic catholhurch as it tries to heal from rec

in frederick, aimee cho, news 4. >> is that amazing or what? >> who is going to stop her?t more than 100 people in her category to take that prize home. >> the prize is worth $500 and hopefully her parents will let her do whatever she wants to do. er there's no stopping her. don't tell h what she can and can't do. that money is hers. >> when she said i can do anything that peoplecan just have hands can do, how about that attitude? >> and then some. >> thanks, you e'ys. >> w see sarah receive her award tonight on nbc nightly news with lester holt. yo're going to want to stay here at 7:00 for that. she's got the eyes of the country on her. >>> right now it is time for news 4t 5:00. >> announcer: news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> now at 5:0, storm team 4 tracking the chance of some strong storms for the evening commute. >> starting to kick up out there behind us.a we re in weather alert mode toksght, fol let's head straight to somara theodore in the storm center with a look at what you expect. the closest moving in about manassas. >> that's the closest storm

aimee cho has this story of a father's journey. >> five, four, three, two, one!reporter: if you need someone you canount on, look no further than antoine robinson. he is the proud parent of little guy, amir robinson, who just turned 3 a few days ago. >> i was raised without a father. that made me press hard even more to want to raise my son ane be the b that he could be. >> reporter: you would never guess from the smiles on their faces, not too long ago robinson and amir were homeless, moving around from place to place. >> at times it,got real hard you know. keep getting rejected from jobs and, you know, aot of turn downs. but my motivation was my son. >> reporter: that's why he came her, to bright beginnings, to take classes and learn how to he gle being a parent as teaches amir to throw the perfect pitch and put together puzzles. t he hopes break stereotypes about southeast. >> a lot of people thinking fathers like myself are not in tir son's life. it's not true. >> reporter: eventually, robinson did so well in his parenting classes, bright beginnings hired him

y cho mÁs.izada. le contamos . ♪ palmira: un reciente estudio revela que cada vez son mÁs las personas que tiene mÚltiples empleos para sobrevivir. ramÓn: un verdadero dolor de cabeza. nos informan de quÉ manera buscan a acoplarse. reportera: nos dio cinco minutos para esta entrevista. >>yo con esto que estoy haciendo, siento que a veces me ahogo. aparte de eso, cuando dices ya estÁs al fin del mes, la vida se te pasa asÍ, en un abrir y cerrar de ojos. no disfruta de nada. reportera: de lunes a viernes trabaja de 8:00 de la maÑana a 8:00 de la noche, y los fines semana de 10:00 de la noche a las 5:30 de la madrugada. sÓlo asÍ logran solventar el alto costo de la vida. >>es mucho trabajo. reportera: dirÁn algunos que un trabajo es mÁs que suficiente, pero hay muchos que estÁn obligados a en un mismo dÍa hacer cocineros, empresarios y entrenadores para sobrevivir. segÚn un estudio, mÁs del 25% de las personas que residen en los estados unidos,tienen mÁs de un empleo, debido a la costosa realidad.

. >> reporter: in fairfax could aimee cho, news4. >>> u sig the paper straws don't work that w well.it's good for the environment, but they fall apart t away. >> absolutely. >>> guys, the weather's not falling apart today. it going to be beautiful out there today. starting off on the chilly side. you see on the bottom right-hanp corner, teeratures in the upper 50s. good news, today, dry tomorrow, dry then into the weekend. in the weekend, sunday, father's day, looks like we'll have somed rain showers unfortunately they last into monday and tuesday, as well. no rain in our area right now. it's all stopping at the mountains. again, a few showers into western maryland. a few sprinkles, but that's t'out it. that's all i really coming up to. you could see current temperatures out there on the cool side. we'll drop another degree or two as we go through the 7:00 a.m. ho. again, temperatures starting on in friday morning in the 50s and 60s by thisafternoon, if the kids are headed to the pool, the kids that are out already of school, plenty of sunshine and even if they're getting out for the

drunk driving after crashing a pickup truck into an east bay restaurant kron four's christina tape cho reports from pleasant hill where this all happened. >>still out here hours after the incident cleaning up the mess boards behind me actually used to be a wall of windows where you could look inside sweet tomatoes here in downtown pleasant hill. but just hours ago when incident did occur. there was a truck right now same spot. >>you can here in the video a black pickup truck where it doesn't belong inside a restaurant after crashing into the front shattered glass everywhere. fire crews trying to clean glass hanging from the door and window frames so it doesn't continue to fall the suspect the alleged drunk driver. they handcuffed and going through drunk driving tests asked to walk in a straight line. police tell us it happened just after 2 this morning. the driver, a 100 men dyslexia the man you see in this video arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence the since been taken to jail. >>well i'm a shows shocked. >>luckily mendez valencia was not hurt in this incident that swe

cnbc karen cho has the details this morning good morning, karen. >> good morning from the have been adeals and this is the latest designed to create the second largest aerospace and defense company to create an entity known as raytheon technologies if the would be a defense contractor raytheon and aerospace company united technologies it would be a combination of the merge of a equals. slightly separate industries raytheon is behind the defense system and the tomahawk cruise missile. when it comes to technology, it's part of the group that manufactures some of the engines used in boeing and aircraft. so slightly different enough so that the regulator may not have an issue with the combination of the two companies. >>> when it comes to something else to watch out for today, oil prices we've seen a plunge in the past ten days or so and particularly over the past couple of weeks. that spells good news for drivers at the pump. you've seen prices of regular gasoline drop 9 cents per gallon to $2.84 the falling prices may have hit a floor because all eyes are on what opec and russia may agr

team alongside her will be another hero of south korean football captain and record appearance maker cho so here these 2 will be crucial to south korea making it through a tough group by it also contains hosts france and former champions norway along with world cup regulars nigeria so transport make. sure. you never know in which mood norway is like a roller coaster to outsiders 3 with scotland i guess. and i've got one more for you they are the reigning european champions the netherlands i've gone on about the netherlands in previous videos the quality of the hosts blew me away i see but the truth is a lot came down to the home support pushing them on to victory in france they won't be able to rely on the atmosphere not only that the netherlands have a terrible world cup record their only appearance came in 2015 where they won one game out of 4 and departed the tournament in the 2nd round not exactly inspiring stuff but a lot has happened since then in particular the emergence of viviana me with more than 50 goals for the team she is closing in on the record for the netherlands friendly

the giants got a break when rich cho left with a sore arm, but they could only scratch out for hits against the la pen. member this name, kyle garlic. his first big-league homerun, and look at the fans catching in centerfield, the dodgers hit four home runs. the 19 is -2 -- they win 9-2. brandon hyde grew up in santa rosa, baltimore was trying to avoid the sweep in the colosseum, but chris bassett carved him up. he struck out 6 and took a no- hitter into the sixth inning in line for the fourth win. a scoreless if any, to out into on, he ripped one into the left field, the tv riser, the a's when 8-3 and they sweep the pregame series. the catcher is second on the team and seventh in home runs and tied for first in runs batted in with 41 sending batman to the all-star game. we showed it to you a couple nights ago, the national starter baxter's are broke his nose bunting in back -- of batting practice. he had a huge shiner on his right eye and struck out 10 in 7 innings. he even did the post game interview with the shiner. and look at the two different colored irises looking even stranger durin

been on the rise since 26 june we spoke to a former us police officer about the intense demands of the cho. police officers are the single most treasured tested men and women on the planet everything they're doing is criticized by the public their personal problems are being criticized by their off families and then their behavior on both calls which is a mixture of both personal and private or private and professional actions are being criticized by the command staff the public doesn't understand the pressure that the street cops have the 1st responders do and that goes all the way it's up to the detectives but for the most part it is it's a basic concept that these men and women are in a daily pressure cooker from every single angle of their lives and they have no they have no escape from that on us national in thomas we'll be back with more global updates around threatening time but to stay with us now for a documentary called poisoning power of ice. you know world big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refus

s cho noble airs later today the series vividly tells the story of the 1986 nuclear disaster and has revived interest and the tragedy. i'm pleased to report that situation each you know state and although he's on fine. and every awesome if you radio it's like i'm pulling. some of them still climbing through 50000 bees. the disaster happened more than 30 years ago and is the biggest nuclear accident in history and with 600000 people were affected and it's thought up to 4000 died early as a result were nation levels at the epicenter were massively higher than a lethal dose the disaster lead to vast amounts of radiation exposure which was made even worse by the wind with europe and asia also affected back in 2008 r.t. spoke to some of those involved. yeah the most the ballpark i think my father understood very well what danger he was facing from the very fast day of the when they flew as a governmental commission to noble that absolutely no idea about the situation that because no one could explain anything when he saw the state of the 4th block i think he had already understood everyth

the danish had most of faces a right wing backlash after a video of cho school children being taught how to pray hits the internet i'll have that story and more after this break. globalization period that we have is i'm all for will be a new globalization period they will be network driven i predict that america will become a subscription service like netflix you will subscribe to america and they have to offer you a value proposition to keep your subscription alive. what holds us do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. to want to be person this is what the before we in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters and my. friends should. join me every thursday on me all excited i'm sure and i'll be speaking to get a little bit politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to the program dennis had lost a has received hate mail after a video emerged on a danish anti migrant website in the footage of a muslim boy can be seen teaching his fellow pupi

i came into politics, the reason i am conservative is because of margaret cho, i was inspired by hercause of margaret thatcher. winning elections is important but not an end of itself. i think leadership is about that. it is about being prepared to do the difficult things. applause yes? yes, you in the jacket. shout it out, and i will repeat the question. do you think they will be able to say to a chinese government on principle... applause yes. i said that last week, and i said it when i went to china for my first visit as foreign secretary last august, and visit that was slightly overshadowed by a slight mix—up over my white's nationality. __ my mix—up over my white's nationality. —— my wife's nationality. we should sign that decorator in 1984, promises one country two systems. it matters to us that those values that we re matters to us that those values that were enshrined in the joint declaration that allowed hong kong to continue its way of life, its basic freedoms and independent judiciary, rule of law, all of those things, they are our values as well and we signed that agreeme

news 4's amy cho spoke to us e saying they artired of having fleir precious plants poached. >> reporter you never know what flowers they will hit next, the or these or these. >> anoise heck out of us. >> reporter: gene lives in dupont circle andomeone recently poached his petals and he knows how it feels. we've come in with people>> stealing whole flower pots. >> reporter: if you walk up and down the block you'll notice rose bushes. ken ensays his wife planted for his neighbor to enjoy. at's all the effort that you omeoin think itto's their rig to co mepo aacher ndgo back for years. in 2011 he was spotted at the newark street community garden and in 2014 police cat a one with an armful of peonies and arrested him and in 2016 that same man arrested in georgetown. it's not clear if these are allp the samrson but those who live and work insa dupont they just hope the stealing stops. >> i'll check to see if there are any decapitated stems when i get to work. >> just really o andd thing to be stealing plants. it's annoying and expensive and frustrating. it's all of the above. >> reporter: bu

inside physiotherapist karim cho is doing her best to calm the newest patient ok they know because they go to cut off that. 6 year old you surf hasn't walked for months ever since he was injured in the houston run car crash they all the by him i now go made. they all the behave the. way it ended up the why not go. by all of them using. his grandmother says he's already been through several painful surgeries he's now terrified of doctors know all about her cargo whatever. it is the model of a bitch got in either the one other boss my mother and others out the top of having a lock on. because i never look well higher cause i doubt he's a ducky. you know that. it's kareem is job to help you save from iraq again but it won't be easy. god going after him out there that are already there was i'm other than are we are these are mother these are what his legs are a mangled mess but she's more worried about the scars she can't see the child is very sad because. father tyler they walk and they it and i apply but he's always that thing on the wheelchair. things maybe you know i walk. home. despite

heidi cho castro al-jazeera el paso texas meanwhile mexico says it will tighten security at dozens of border crossings as part of efforts to stem the flow of migrants into america footage filmed by al-jazeera shows convoys of trucks carrying migrants to a little known border town between guatemala and mexico low security and people smuggling operations have turned the area into a crossing point for thousands well john heilemann joins us live now from mexico city and clearly the government there is facing pressure to take these sorts of measures and john you had the opportunity to ask the mexican president about this exactly so the report that we filmed as you so as you say shows colm voice of trucks heading of the border from guatemala to metz going to very specific point and taking hundreds of central american migrants most nights well i asked the president about that and it's a very sensitive moment right now for the u.s. and mexico because basically the u.s. has given me it's proof a month and a half to really clamp down on migration of ways it's going to take more measures against

the investor saying they make really particular cho about where they choose to spend their time and money, and they focus on data like growth potential and also the commitment to the area. those were two things they saw strongly in this opportunity here. itreill also featu affordable housing for the students and staff but also for residents in area.lexandria they're also promising on top of that a very strong kug thro 12 partnership with local schools. i asked about that. they're saying rig now they want to gethrough the work of setting up development to have their first class in 2020 a then begin an extense i patnership with local schools. back to you. >> justin, there's a lot to look forward to in alexandr>>. ew this morning some students in southeast d.c. don't have school today because someone broke into their school and vandalized it. they say they were called to the middle school shortly before 6:00 this morning. it's unclear if anything was stolen. police are looking through security video now. news 4 pat collins is headed that day. we'll update you as we learn more about that. > n

. >> amy cho, news 4. >>> it's all about the bbq after the break. >> we'll tell >>> good morng.nolds wrap wants to pay you oss 000 to eat bbq a america this summer. the winner gets to bring a friend and reynolds will pick up the tab for travel, ago dwa accommodationsnd food up to an additional $10,000. you canly appy submitting a photo of yourself grilling. and why you are the best person for the job. send it to reynolds chkit.com. you have to put it in by the end of today. >>> somebody wants that job. >> so iortant right there. > one of the biggest bbq showdownsin the country is just alys away. >> we're tng about the national bbq battle. we all got tips from a pit master who will be at thissing wgd's event >> we got the food on the grill, ribs, chicken. we're ready for a bbq this morning with famous dave's. all ahead of the national capitals bbq battle going on this weekend. i have my pit master who's going to talk about the menu for the weekend. give it to me. e'll have our award winning st. louis .ribs bbq chicken, fried chicken. we have our smoke porked flash fried in a blac

amy cho spoke to neighbors who are tired of seeing their preciousalants ed. >> reporter: a blossom bait in the streets of d.c. you never know which flowers he'll hit next. it could be these or these or these. >> just really annoys the heck out of us. >> gene kenny lives in dupont circle. someone recently poached his neighbor's petals, and he know hot feels. >> we've been victims of someone coming out and stealing whole flower pots. >> if you walk up and down the l block, you'otice rose bushes like this one. they planted them for their neighbors to injoy, not a thief. >> it's all the efforts you put in to making the place pretty, and someone thinks it's their right to comand steal. >> tales come back for years, in 2011, he was spottedt the gardens. police caught a man with an arm full of peaennys and arrested in 2016. it's not clear if these are all the same person, butthose who live and work in dupont say they hope the stling tops. >> something to look for, i'll check to see if there's any decapitated stems when i get to work. >> it's an o thingo be stealing plants. it's annoying, frust

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