news 4's chris gordon joins f u him annapolis at >6:30. >>nd pope francis is making a change to catholic teaching regardinghe death penalty. how one governor is already using it to try to change laws in his state. this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable streaming tv options. enjoy more choice and faster speeds-- giving you the ultimate value. click, call or visit a store today. >>>ik'm gonzalez here at the live desk. we're getting breaking news in from d.c. fire. they arend resg to a block on 28th street southeast. we'll show you the incredible video flames coming from the second story apartmentin bui we know that sounds like everybody has made it okay, but that at least 17 people have been displaced because of this. ere was a teenager that actually jumped from that secon

chris gordon is there live now. chris, we hearhat you met some disappointed families out there on the sand. >> reporter: well, that's right. they say it's a shame that they can take the family fishing but not into the chesapeake. here's why. i'm standing on two large logs that wasd up onshore. a cleanup is underway but they still have a lot of work with all of these trees. there are tires, metal objec and a lot of these plastic containers. it's every beach lover's nightmare, sandy point state park is clos for swimming. crews are working to reclaim the oreline and clean up. they're using chainsaws and heavy equipment. >> they can enjoy the beach, the jetties, our picnic areas, but there is too much debris in the water for them to safely be in the water swimming or wading. >> reporter: this family from ohio is visiting friends from silver spring. together they broht eight kids to the beach who arte disappointed that they can't swim in the bay so they played in a pool of water left on the beach from the recent rains. >>

news 1's chris gordon is at the complex on seminary road near bailey's >>crossroads. chris? >> during -- my i assignment trying to explain how this happened and how a 2-year-old boy fell from a balcony to his death. the boy was in the apartment with his little sister, and police say there was an adult care giver who apparently got distracted. nd the boy fell >> a neighbor at skyline tow took this video and pictures of the area where the 2-year-old boy fell to his death from a 24th floor balcony. >> it's really scary. i have a soon, too, he's 2 1/2. he was actually with a babysitter so i immediately called her, and i wasike talking to my son because i was really scared. >> police say an adult care giver in the apartment was tending to the needs of another child at the timef the fall. timothy williams is a maintenance man at skyline >> i've seen the paramedics and the police out there, and they was consoling family and the ntleman came out hysterical, and that's when i realized what they was out there for. >> reporter: this is the third time a young child has fallen from a win

news 4's chris gordon explains just how much pain this is going to cause you. >> metro is posting notices around its stations. they are information riders in english and spanish to expect disruptions beginning this weekend. electronic signs show where the track work will take place. all of this track work, itow slows people and don't know where you're going and you don't know how to get where you're going and it tak much longer to get there. >> some passengers on the blue, orange and silver lines in maryland, virginia and d.c. will be facing delays of up to 20 minutes between trains. >> it's goingo be pretty hectic, i mean, on a norma day during rush hour and it's hard to sit down. always very, very crowded. >> it monitors traffic patterns in our region says repairs are needed toeep metro safe and to make it a better transit system, but in the meantime aaa saysl we all need to have information. >> you'll see more traffic and more congestion and more delay it's going t impact every single one of us no matter the nmode of transportatio that we use. >> metro suggests riders look for an alter

chris gordon, news 4. >> every.c. public school has its own cell phone policy.the only school using the yonder bags. >>> a plant once grown by george washington mht turn a view ksads out at mount vernon. it l like pot but smoking this will not get anybody high. hacking downome of the estate's new hemp harvest. university of virginia researchers planted it back in may and it has since thrived. the idea is to show visitors how people have used hemp in a riety of ways since the late 1700s. >> hemp was a very important crop for washington in the 18th century. he needed a lot of hemp to generate the fibers that he needed for his large fishing fleet. so he was growing hemp on all o his fiv used to clothing, ropes, textiles, even construction. while also comes from the cannibis family, unlike marijuana, hemp doeson notin the psychedelic ingredient thc. >>> an important update if you carry an epipen. today the fda said certain epipens still work up to four months after their expiration date. pens with a .3os milligram fall under that extended expiration date window and

reporting from fairfax county, chris gordon, news 4. >> and experts say you can reduce the number of breedings mosquin your property by tipping or tossing anything that holds water. d tires, buckets, planters, birdbaths, even bottlecaps, they can breed in th. >> do yourself a favor to walk around. you never know. >> you'll be surprised how much water is standing on your property. >> i had a few surprises under the desk so you might be surprised out there collecting. >> and rain is only going to collect tonight because we'll iontinue to see more rain across our r it's relentless. >> and the humidity is so bad. 's like i woke up on the equator. >> it's bad out there. >> look at that. >> the good news is even though we'llry out, the humidity will stay with us, i don't know if that's good news or bad news. depends on whether you want rain or humidity. can't have both because we 'in august. like that humidity is staying with us today and look at this. can't even see anything on the live cam. >> yes. >> any of e storms tha we see, the rain is going to bring low hevisibility, becauseare bri

just outside of annapolis, chris gordon, news 4. leon,ack to you. >> what a mess. be careful out there. wendy? >> it's the 2nd o august and it's back to school for kids in alexandria. the yellow school buses rolling in bright and early taking the students to samuel tucker elementary. the school runs on aie modif calendar. the students have two two-week breaks in the fall and in the spring and then a shorter summer recess. the kids and the school system's new superintendent say they are excited to start the new year. >> i feel excited to see my friends again. >> i like school because i like to learn and math. >> coming back home it's a feeling, you know,hat i can only get if i come home. so when i'm walking around i see things that a very familiar to me, and there's no place like home so i'mappy to be back to be able to serve thismmonderful coity. >> reporter: tucker elementary is the only schl in alexandria that does start today. everyone else is on the traditional calendar and starting on september 4 wth. >> are one week away from the redskins first preseason game

news 4's chris gordon takes us there to tell us why. >> reporter: cleanupre using chainsaws and heavyipment e working to clear sandy te point's sta park of debris so it can re-open for swimming, possibly as early as this weekend. there are large trees, tires, metal objts and plastic bottles -- >> in the background you'll see we have a lot o strange things. we have a live box for crabs. found a chicken coop. several trees we've had to cut up and haul off. we probably filled six or seven dumpsters by now. >> reporter: the beach patrol ii sure no one goes swimming. to some, this a came as surprise. >> i wasn't expecting this. all the debris on the beach. i was hoping to get in a swim, at least a half a mile or so. >>ameporter:ies who brought children to the beach dud to make the knolls family from tacoma park, maryland, brought -- >> he's not much of a swimmer. he cam here to dig and do construction. we got what we came for from that endi ould have jumped in the water if i could have. it's pretty hot. >> reporter: other fam using the beach for fishing. >> it's kind of difficult because o

chris gordon. news 4. >>> all right. back to our visitor, our -- our red-tailed hawk that's -- that came swooping in a few minutes ago while we were eating ice cream. >> we're taking -- there he is. >> there he is. >> we weresking you for suggestions on names. so far our favorite isig red >> i've got hawkeye and hawky mchawk face. o>> that's pretty too. >> i like that one. >> that's on my facebook page re right t really cool though. >> isn't he pretty. >> seen him up there before a couple of times. >> he's very cool. he likes that spot.'s great view up there. no wonder he likes it. >> and it's nice and breezy up there. looks like it's more comfortable than down here on the ground. ti a bel day. >> his feathers are blowing. >> the higher you go. >> you're talking aboue -- to elevation. >> the higher you go the less friction. >> you want to talk about science. i was sayiic it's a day today than yesterday. >> a nicer day because of the nice breeze that we' got. blowing out of the northwest and still a little bit on the warm

chris gordon, news4. >>> d.c.is preparing to roll out new regulations on those dockless bikes and scooters. starting january 1st, the city will require the dockless ystem ies to have a lock in place. the bikes will need to be locked to racks or postsnd this is why. city officials say the move is in response to complaints about the bikes blocking sidewalks. the public comment period begins in s >>> the start of school means getting your child back into a routine. parents can even take the opportunity to change some eating habits, get away from th. bad st we'll show you how to do that. >>> and run, don't iwalk, or it walk, don't run? when it comes to exercise, thee answay not b clear cut. answay not b clear cut. e copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all d

chris gordon looks at mess left he rain we've had and how long it could take the bay to n get back pristine condition. >> reporter: it is every beachv nightmare. sandy point state park is closed for swimming. crews areorking toreclaim the shoreline and clean up. they are using chainsaws and heavy equipment. >> they could enjoy the beach and the jetty and our picnic areas iut there too much debris in the water for them to safely be in the water swimming or >> reporter: this family from ohio is visiting friends frompr silverg and together they brought eight kids to the beach who are disappointed that they can't swim in the bay. so they played inool of water left on the beach from th recent rains. >> when we got here they stopped us at the front and let us know we couldn't get in the water. so a lot of moaning and groaning from the tiny ones. >> reporter: the bay is open for fishing so this family found a way to have fun. >> look at this. >> reporter: in annapolis, the dock known as ego alley has been cleared of debris but crews working for the harbor master are still at work and need inventor

beach at sandy state park in annapolis is closed right now to swimmers.he that's we find news 4's chris gordon> reporter: well, pat and leon, you can fish but you can't swim, as you say, and here's why. i'm standing on two large tree trunks that washed upor on right along the chesapeake bay. trees,re sharp objects and a lot of this. all kinds of plastic containers. it's every beach lover's nightmare, sandy beach state park is closed for swimming. crews are working t clear the -- >> they can enjoy the beach, our picnic areas but there is d too muris in the water for them to safely be in the water swimming or rwading. orter: this family from ohio is visiting friends from silverin s together they brought eight kids to the beach who are disappointed that they can't swim in the bay. so they played in a pool o water left on the beach from the recent rains. >> when we got he theytopped us at the front and let us know we couldn't get in the w ler. a of moaning and growning from the tiny ones. >> reporter: the bay is open for fishing so the family found a way to have fun. in annapolis, this a aa known

chris gordon.s 4. >> and just today, pennsylvania's attorney general said more possible victims have come forward sce that grand jury report. shapiro says they will try tout pros the new cases if they are prifn, but he couldpr run io lems because of the statute of limb sexual relations. >> i'm doreen gengdsler. a fairfax county police officer has been charged with the dea of a 38-year-old girl. 38-year-old jason collie was indicted in the. we're still looking into th circumstances of this case, and as soon as we get more details as soon as we get more details we'll bring you an update r ♪ you said you're not le me, ♪ never drop to your knees, ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ le geico motorcyc great rates for great rides. >> we'll be hot and humid through thursday and during the afternoon and evening hours we'll have cooling showers and thunderstorms. they could linger in

my colleague chris gordon is heading over to theth district station and gathering more information. but the good news here, the ttle boy h been found. back to you. >> great news there. megan, thank you. >>> switching gears nowro it is d two in the u.s./china trade war. more us tariffs i onorts are in effect. the u.s. is collecting an addition25% on 279 chinese imports. beijing firing back with its own fresh tariffs on $16 billion worth of imports from the u.s. including fuel, steal prop stee vehies and medical equipm analysts say they are not expecting a compromise. >>> she is a avid supporter of president trump who convicted campaign chairman of fraud. jurors who decided paul manafort face spoke last night. she says she wanted man fourfor be innocent, butnc the evi said otherwise. and there was a dissenting juror who held out. >> we allried to convince h to look at the paper trail, we laid it out again and again and she still said she had reasonable document and that is the way the jury worked. >> manafort is facing up to ten years in prison for the convictions. special counsel rob

in that state alone, news 4's chris gordon is in washington with local reaction to this. chris. >> wendy, cardinal donald wuerl has been accused of being part of a cover-up. today he met with his advisers, but we are not told by the church what was discussed or if anything was decided. trinity university in northeast washington has a cse relationship with cardinal donald wuerl, but trinity's president tells me the algations that cardinal wuerl helped cover up cases of sexual abuse by priests in pittsburgh calls for an act of ave tonement on h -- an act of atonement. >> i think the cardinal should step aside, not to say that hs culpable though i think some feel he is, but that's the kind of gesture of ematt that could really help catholics to see that there are teethbe nd the words. >> reporter: steven white is a fellow in catholic studies at the ethics and public policy center. he says it appears to him that cardinal wuerl is trying to soothe parishioners rather than accept responsibility. >> it's not clear to me yet whether cardinal wuerl will resign or whether he should,

news 4's chris gordon is live for us to show what's being done to fix this problem. chris? >> reporter: well, jim, montgomery county began this round of greview its water quality in january. it says it will have all of the problem faucets repaired beforen the bng of the new school year. elevated levels of lead in drinking water can be dangerus for your child. >> behavior problems, hearing problems, anemia, those are some of the things that can happen in children with increased lead levels. >> reporter: maryland requires public schools to test all water faucets. montgomery county just finished its review in may finding elevated lead levels at 86 out of its 206 schools. >> out of more than 13,000 wateu fis that were tested, we had a little bit over 200 fixtures that had elevated levels of lead. those were immediately removed from use and remodera on was put into place. >> reporter: there are reports that 153 of the water outlets that had heightened lead levels wecessible to students before they were taken out of ervice. >> we'll start thool year ensuring all fixtures he been

news 4's chris gordon with the ignificance of this sentence. >>18-year-old david bolanas denied he'sgr but the judge called that totally unbelievable saying he's part oc organizedme promoting urban terrorism. last october a purple line worker entered a house in silver spring scheduled for demolition. he believed it was empty, but he was confronted by two gang members, one wearing a black ski mask and apparently holding a handgun. the other david bolanos carried a machete concealed in his pant leg and one member yelled are we okay, get out of here. the emplo ae wasllowed to leave the house unharmed. he called police. when police raided the house, they found ms-13 gang members had been using it as a safe house or what gang members called a destroyer. inside investigators found graffiti onls w and a sideline honoring the saint of death. four ms-13 gang members were arrested for crimes related tou thate line incident. when balonasas in jail he was caught with knives in his cell. the judge shows how serious the threate is that he poses to the community. >> unfortunately there's young membe

. >> n4's chris gordon has been going through that court paperwork today. >> reporter: defense lawyers will try to discredit some of the d.c. police officers who have been investigating the urders of family and their housekeeper in may of 2015. deron windt is charged with murdering the savopolous family as wel as their housekeeper. the man allegedly held the family captive and set the nsion on fire. a motion was filedor materials prosecutors may have involved in investigating mr. windt's case have been subject t disciplinary proceedings, have credibility issues or otherwise have bee accused of engaging in some form of misconduct. the defense team does not name the officer or specify at, if any, misconduct may have been involved. prosecutors filed to get a protective order limiting the use of interl investigative information involving witnesses in this case. the restricons will allow prosecutors to share the information with the defense while procting the legitimate private interest of law enforcement sources. the matter will be decided at a court hearing this friday. earlier this month

reporting fromorwest washington, chris gordon, news 4. chris.ks, >>> every d.c. public school has its own cell phone policy. wilson hheh school, by way, is the only school using those yonder bags, for now. >> oka so your teen is ready to get behind the wheel, as you want a safe and reliable car for th to drive. u.s. ne"u.s. news & world repor come out with its l best new cars that will keep your teens safe and also in some cases all you to keep an eye on them, too. so the most affordable car on this list is the 2019 honda fit. camera, blind view spot monitoring, forward collision warning and automatic emergency brakier. all for u$19,000. now, if you are willing to pay a litt bit more, you can get a base model toyota camry. it comes whole with a whole host of safetys, featu including collision warning,utbraking and more. the camry starts at about 25,000 ra . ge motors offers a whole host ofmodels, parents to monitor and set speed warnings. you can create something called a geofence. we havell this information on our nbc washington app.s just search "cor teens." le

news 4's chris gordon is live for us at the cathedral ofma st. hew in northwest d.c. today with the latest. chris? >> wim, cardinalrl is apparently seeking guidance from the p advisoryel of priests at their monthly meeting. however, the archdiocese of washington would not tell us whatas discussed today or if anything was decided. tonight some people with close ties to cardinal wuerl are suggesting he should step down. trinity university in northeast washington has had a close relationship withna car donald wuerl, but trinity's president telels tuerlhe helped cov up cases of sexual abuse by priests in pittsburgh calls for anct of atonement on his part. >> i think theul cardinal s consider voluntarily stepping aside, not to say that he is culpable though some peel that he is, but i think t thatt is the kind of gesture of atonement that could really help catholi to see that there are teeth behind the words. >> stephen white is a fellow in cathtudies at the ethics and public policy center and attended a mass last week at st. matthews where cardinal wuerl presided a gan wit

. >> news 4's chris gordon joins us now live at the foggy bottom station to explain how w thisl impact you even if you don't take metro. chris? >> well, jim and wendy, the ggest impact could be seen right here at the foggy bottom metro station on sunday when the unight the rightee protesters here and march to lafayette square, but for regular metro riders the impact will last for the next 16 days as they face station closures, single tracking and delays. metro managers and supervisors are taping posters in spanish and english all around stations informing riders of the changes that are cing. free shuttle bus service will replace trains this weekend between foggy bottom and federal triangle. some trains ongehe or blue and silver lines will run less often over t next 16 days. riders worry about delays and overcrowding. >> when it's really packed, there's nowhere to sit and the heat makt more difficult for people to travel. >> reporter: metro will be working around the clock to rebuild trackun and tl infrastructure. that will affect riders in maryland, virginia and the district. metro is

. >> reporter: news 4's chris gordon is live at bay ridge which is one of the many community beaches around annapolis. chris? >> reporter: pat, asou can see behind me trees, tires and plastic have washed up on this beach, and very little has been done to clear it. not so at sandy point sta park where today dozens of volunteers showed up to help in that cleanup effort. >> i think they are here now. >> reporter: volunteers are helping to clear the remaining debris. ey are literally beachcombers. we found this family from beijing, china vacationing in napolis and volunteering. the grandmother is 71. their daughter is 7. volunteers are working with cleanup crews with state parks acroryland. they are making great progress in the cleanup here. >> as you might recall esterday, there was so much heavy equipment and so many chainsaws being run we couldn't have possibly had volunteers out. we mad p so muchgress yesterday that we invited the public to come out, and we've responseat >> reporter: 10,000 visitors a day come to sandy point during weekends in august. many are wondering when the beach

it has become a classrm controvers news 4's chris gordon explains. >> reporter: at wilson high school in northwest washington, students are learning to live without their cell phones in class. they have to shut off their phones, put them in what's called a yonder bag, which is aen locked left on their desk. at the end of class, they're calledop to the front unlock the bags using a special magnetic devirt. >> we're sg with science and math and each advisory -- each nine weeks, we'll add a different department. the plan is to be a cell phone-freeschool. >> reporter: the yonder bags used at wilson high school cost about $5,000. the money to buy them came from the parent/teacher student organization. these two students are writing a story on the cell phone bags for "the beacon," the school newspaper, askin students to comment. >> where did this money come from? why are we spending this as opposed to a million other things we could be spending money on? >> they're not happy about it but they realize it needs to sppen, i guess. >> reporter: somdents are concerned about doing without their c

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it is people who are constant critics of mr gordon, chris leslie, chuka umunna liz kendall.t saying that mr corbyn will not be labour leader at some point and when that happens they want to be ready to try to take back control of the party. what i don't quite get is how they intend to do it. he has got complete control over the labour machine from the nec, membership... under the system as it stands. exactly, so if they want to get the party back to or centre—left direction, how do they do that? there is no detail about that in the story but if they were worried about potentially being targeted for deselection by mr corbyn, their heads have been put above the parapet whether they liked it or not. the level of detail is tantalising. it is not a very secret plot! as sebastien says, these are well—known critics of mr corbyn, they have good reason to be critical of him. he has had a very bad few weeks. the ongoing running sore of the parties regarding anti—semitism gets worse and worse and no matter what corbyn said in response to it, he cannot just what corbyn said in response

that's where we find news 4's h ris gordon. chris, this is sterrible story. >> well, it is so sad to hear, to repor terrifying for parents, especially those who live here. one mother told me she is so scared that she lives on the 17th floor with her 2 1/2-month-old son. police say the 2-year-old boy fell from a 24th floor balcony when an adult car giver was attending to the needs of another child at the time. a maintenance man at towers says he was on the scene moments after it happened. >> i seen the paramedics and the police out there, and they was consoling the family and the gentleman came out hysterical, d that's when i realized what they were out there for. >> reporter: some about balconies already have protection on balconies to prevent young children from falling through the railings. ile national safety cou says 3,300 children are injured in falls every yearbo with eight falls resulting in fatalities. >> children should not be on balconies unsupervised. they do cause a lot of hazards. rd reporter: this is the t time a young

. >> chris: the man in charge of the operation, gordon, appointed by president roosevelt. >> chris: whyso important to remove this art from germany postwar? >> they believed that the presence of these pieces in german society could be essentially a powder keg that could kick off additional incidents of the rise. >> chris: pieces like this 1937 painting. in the beginning was the word buried >> of the piece is very intentionally titled to mirror the first verse of the book of john in the bible and it very clearly equates hitler with john the baptist. >> chris: it's an almost godlike figure and his disciples. >> that's correct. >> chris: the army seized another work called the standard bearer. >> it portrays hitler as a medieval night. if he's carrying a nazi flag. he's mounted on a horse and he is prepared to lead his people into battle. >> chris: what is the is there? >> an american soldier up took his rifle bayonet and he punched through the eye of hitler as a direct message. >> chris: the army found this huge bust of hitler in the eagles nest. >> where the nazi furor held meetings. >>

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chris hogan, you want to talk about a voice, chris hogan should record audio books for a libbing. and -- for a living. and gordon in a letter to lawmakers president trump says he is scrapping the automatic 2.1% pay increase for federal employees next year, declaring it as an emergency, an unsustainable budget increase. the letter reads in part, quote, we must maintain efforts to put our nation on a fiscally sustainable course and federal agency budgets cannot sustain such increases. congress does hold the power to overrule this decision. joining me now is the congressman from kansas, roger marshall, a member of the house small business committee. congressman, good to see you. what do you make of this and do you think this is the right move by the president in terms of these federal civilian employee raises? >> absolutely, i think this president is doing what every businessman would do when he comes in and takes over a business that's distressed. you try to decrease your outflow of money and right now we have more outflow than inflow. until this economy catches up and it's doing incredible, the gdp is growing, mo

like senator lamar alexander, chris coons, steve daines, kirsten gillibran, john hoeven, joe manchin, patty wicker,jim rich, roger todd young, former senator jon kyl, gordon, former vice president joe biden will be there. former vice president dan quayle. larry fitzgerald janitor and the governor of arizona and his wife will be attending that ceremony in phoenix. body andsenator's family will make their way to washington, d.c. where he will lie in state in the u.s. capitol rotunda on friday. there will be a service there as well. -- senator the mccain requested george h -- george w. bush and former president barack obama all make eulogies at the memorial service at the national cathedral. all of our coverage on [applause] , and c-span, c-span.org the c-span radio app. a lengthy story about how mccain got the last word in choreographed with the help of his staff the funeral arrangements. they will continue for the next three days. george and morton, illinois. good morning to you. caller: thank you. good morning and thank you for c-span. i wanted to make a comment on the last speaker you had on. you was talking about bernie sanders. caterpillar, a union job