comeau submitted his resignation as principal and aalinterim priill be appointed. >>> still ahead, ah transformed the way people treat kids with di sbilities and how they >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> i love this story. so for nearly three decades, some young pople in our area with developmental and physical disabilities have benefitted from a program called keen, which is amazing. the organization provides exercise classes for them and volunteer karen migdale who i know personally has been involved since the shtart. >> s been transforming the way people see kids with disabilities and how they see themselves. her dedication is why she's this wees harris' hero. >> reporter: for karen, working with keen is anything but charity. it is her calling. and you can feel ithe moment you meet her. how long have dwyou been with keen? >> 27 years. i feel like -- ion d't think of it as being that long. because i'm not that old. >> reporter: karen started with the organization the year it was founded. 199al >> ironi i was looking for something to do on an occasional basis. >> reporter: sh

michael comeau was arrested early thursday at archibald's gentlemen's club in northwest after policed a report of a drunk man who didn't want to pay his bill. the incident happened while the students on their trip were in the hotel rooms for the night with other chaperones. the diocese of baton rouge released this statement in part, saying the diocese of baton rouge confirmed today that michael comeau is,ip princ at holy family school in port allen, was arrested on may 30th sponsored tripol to washington, d.c. it goes on to read that mr. comeau submitted his resignation ascipal and an interim prncipal will be appointed. >>> still ahead on "news 4 today," teacher turnover. hundreds ofe teach leaving local schools each year. the i-team surveyed thousands to understand why. >>> and let's look outside, the sun is coming up over union station, slight breeze out there too. lauryn says we could be in for major changes later today. stick around for her forecast, that'soming up next. this is annie. and this is annie paying back her friend for the tickets with zelle® before the previews start.

what would you eat in lake comeau? >> something that goes with rose. >> reporter: i miss y'all. have fun in d.c. >> all right, girl. see you later. >> thanks, kit. >> stay cool out there. >>> it's one. most popular musicals ever. >> but now "hamilton" is at the center of a new lawsuit. ♪ >> coming up, the bizarre legal battle at the kennedy center, and it's all over a post. >> but, first, rising tensions as president trump tak new stepsto increase pressure on ir 's top leaders vowing they will never get their hands wn a nucleareapon. >>> tracking some strong storms in our southern portion of the area. even rain around the d.c. metro area. fairfax county and montgomery county. take a look at the storms in culpepper county and spotsylvania county. a very strong storm here. i wouldn't be surprised to see a warning onthis at any time. a ton of lightning south of culpepper. if you live in this area stay indoors. you don't wantreo be anyw near this storm. just plain rain through prince william county andauquier county and look what's going on towards the fairfax county area where ther

. >> the president, mohamed morsi comeau's facing charges on espionage that he has with hamas. he spoke for about 20 minutes before he collapsed. the egyptian state media said this was a diabetic coma, and he was then taken to an unknown hospital and pronounced dead. this is really coming from a host of medical issues. he was a diabetic and he was not getting -- reports are scarce, but he was not getting proper medical treatment while he was in prison. we have a quote that his son gave dw news about this, he said, no one contacted us to tell us where his body is. we haven't been able to see him once -- since december 2018. brent: he has been in solitary confinement since september of 2018? >> he was in solitary confinement. we can't say in terms of details of how long he has been there. there are reports where he has been in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day, again, not being medical treatment or access to a lawyer. brent: we know that the muslim brotherhood has called for an international independent investigation into his death. is that likely to happen? >> and egypt at

well earlier i spoke to donate comeau easy he's a political scientist and rice that he told us how he had found the she's commemoration deeply moving. to see steel. so many veterans. in their nineties. it's probably of course the most moving moment and that it may be that in five years from now -- for the eightieth anniversary of d. day there would be. many many is less and less and people. there were three hundred i think yeah the seventy somebody would be there yes that in five years. seventy three i had was a very obsess moreless by that now which shows a lot about at the d. day landings with the troops actually arrived in normandy from there and from the sea. but that was just the start of the battle was in it because it went on for a lot longer after that there was a lot of fighting still to do. a two two months. of for a the people who landed that day and those who landed after -- to take over normandy and the is a very hard. the food battle the the the worst battle. came after. dead dead the landing itself. i yesterday president mccord attended a small ceremony in the city of c

i think at this point comeau we really do have to come together. but some talk about unity, progressive on the campaign trail to know how to fire up the bays. >> if he were any other person in the united states, based on what is documented and that report, he would be carried out in handcuffs. now - -- [applause] >> mike: sources say that pelosi is worried democrats could be seen as overreaching leading to president trump being reelected and democrats losing the house. pelosi spokesperson said all options remain on the table. shannon. >> shannon: mike emanuel on capitol hill, thank you. okay we will discuss the tariffs. and first, remember the action to those who looked her up. >> a little banana republic to me, something you are not used to hearing in this country. we don't walk up political opponents. >> it could have created violence, a kind of hate speech. we are painting a picture of our country i did not recognize. >> shannon: joining us now to sorted out democratic strategists richard goodstein and katie pavlik, welcome. there is a lot of ta

the national cochairman goes on chris comeau cnn show when joe biden was still with amendments as a matterf faith. next he calls the flip a profile in courage. very few commentators say you know people evolve, they change your mind, we hear that he is weak and he cannot stand up to the pressure. now they're saying we're glad he change his mind. >> far be it for me to say what they should do in her primary. but i have to say i think that electability, they have not learned the lesson of 2016 here. i think that joe biden has a lot of obama nostalgia for his and have his coattails to ride anymore. there media recognize it is not a front runner guy. they just don't have anybody yet that the establishment has been able to get behind. so they try to help him navigate. i think actually what was just said a moment ago i think is correct, they are trying to help them navigate the primary, the fight he's actually in. which is much more left-wing the democratic party wants to admit. >> which is not our job. and finally, biden sees a light on hyde. just tell both sides. >> there is the other side of t

let me also say to my good friend, chris comeau, who night after night after night after night would ask the question, what is congress doing, i can assure him that the mess that we're in unfortunately goes right to the foot and the front door of the white house. for if it was not the overfocus on building a wall, or the insisting on maintaining individuals on the mexican border when mexico is not prepared, or the steering away of funds from the likes of guatemala, honduras and el salvador and the rage of individuals who are fleeing in desperation to get away from persecution and having the right to claim the legal right of asylum, which is international law, maybe we would not be here. the reason why i can say that is because in the last couple of hours the head of c.b.p. in good conscience, in their own moral compass, in their own standard of what is right and what is dignity, could not stand by when almost 100 children were returned back to the filth that they had had to live in. i know the people in c.b.p. i know that there are good, hardworking people all over the border that wo