darcy spencer has a preview. hi, darcy. >> hey there. it sure is hot out here.u don't wanto let that stop you from coming out and having a good time. you just got to be pre this heat. you are allowed to bring a small umbrella on to the ground and this is perfect for shading yourself from the blistering sun. let's show you video that we shot just a couple hours ago when the dress rehearsal was just getting started. not a lot of people you can see there breathing the heat. the early arrivers were able to find a shady spot and that's the key. this is the annual labor day concert. it features the national sympho orchestra and several solo per foremaners. it is a free per foremananforma >> we have a great group of musicians. we have program of americana, living american composers, african-american composers, we have great soloists who are members of the orchest performing today. shenandoah and marches and it will be a great night.ta >> it cly will be. the actual concert itself gets underway at 8:00 tonight. a itut an hour and a half. i can tell you the gates are alre

in alexandria, darcy spencer, news4. >>> new faces help the redskins break an old habit. the burgundy and gold come awayr with their f season opening win since 2012. dave johnson joins us from the newsroom with more on a good day forethe kins. hey, dave. >> well, yeah, it has been that long. wow, you've been counting. mike shanahan was the head ach, robert griffin iii the quarterback. that means it's the first opening season win for coach gruden, and a big rson why the redskins are finally winners week one is because ofpl the ay-off two players in the first year in thend burgundy a gold. alex smith making his first start for the redskins, looking for the road win, and smith finding a new farth target, chris thompson. with a catch, takes it 13 yards into the end ne, one of two touchdown passit. and redskins out to a-0 lead. and they wouldn't give it up. later in the quarter, another w redskin making h mark. adrian peterson scores the 100th rushing touchdown i his career ng tenth all time in rus yards. redskins win it, 24-6. the first season opening win under head coach jay

darcy spencer is working othe story. new this evening, panic in central pk during tonight's global citizens festival after a barrierolpsed and people thought somebody was shooting. >> heard some sounds. we thought maybe it was gunshots. chance.t want to take a >> the whole scene playing out live on msnbc. e of the hosts coldplay chris martin came on stage to calm the crowd and asked a police officer to tell the crowd what happened. nobody was hurt. the concert went on. the global citizens festival is a call to actio highlighting a host of iocialssues including ending global poverty by 2030. >>> now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> right now, we're realizing that waters are rising ithe potomac river. the reason we talked about earlie the tributaries due to the storms the last several days. what we will know is that area there from washington harbor, roosevelt island, hayes point two to four feet above normal.go that's what'g to happen. the flood warnings remain in sunday.till 8:00 p.m. on we'll have more details and the re

>> a great night for it, darcy. than f you. >>m the classroom to nats park, one group of high schoolers is hfting a lot home runs this year. the academic team from monlt y ga blare high school made a special appearance at today's game. so they won the championship two years in a row now. the team says the secret to success is studying not just facts but the format of the game. >> there is so much practice and work and commitment that goes into that. it's great to have i it pt pay . ea>> the says they are hoping for a three-peat next season. >>> music has the pourer to bring peopleet togher. there is a day of unity, peace and prayer today. the event took place on the national mall. leaders from various religions

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♪e are the leaders of today ♪ >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer where there was a back to school rally ofifferent kind. >> the pain doesn't go away >> reporter: speaking out against gun violence in schools. i'll have the sto ahead. >> the srch is on for a missing swimmer in northern virginia nnouncer: news 4 begins with the storm team 4 weather alert. >> we have s ate of emergency in virginia because of tropical storm florence . good evening. this storm gains steam and puts everybody up and down the east coast on notice. lelgts' break down what governor ralph northam's dee sil means. it lessens any potential damage and it also streamlines the process for the commonwealth to send assistance to other states. theeoovernor wantse to start preparing right now. steam 4 chief meteorologistmm doug er. give us what you're seeing now. >> it's still a tropical storm, area. this storm is getting its act together again. a couple days ago it was a category 4 stor it weakened all the way down too a 635 mile an hour tropical t storm now bac 70 miles per hour. but take a look here. it was fairly large. no

thank you, darcy. >> thank you, darcy. >> news4's jim handly is on his way to north carolina to cover hurricane florence. he'll tell us about the evacuations tomorrow night. florence comes ashore later this week, so keep it here. >> now to some breaking news,t least three people shot tonight in the district. homicide detectives responded to this sce on chesapeake street on southern avenue, southeast, about 8:00 tonight. police found the victim unconscious. we don't have any more updates on his condition. in the past hour, two people were st near atlanti and third streets southeast. they are both said to be responsive. there is no word whether these two shootings are connected. >> we have some more breaking news as well. four people in the hospital because of this scene. look at this, this suv crashed into marie's diner on crane highway in la plata. first responders tweeted out this video you're looking at here. good news is no one was riously hurt. >> there is an uproar in the catholic church and parishioners have a lot of questions about the sex abuse scandals linked to the current a

in northwest, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> the confirmation ctroversy continues tonight. the lawyer for the woman who accuses judge brett kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when both were high school students in bethesda says more witnesses need to testify. right now, there are only two set for monday's hearing. r,dge kavanaugh and his accu christine blasey ford, and she hasn't committed. buford's lawyer says multie witnesses whose names have appeared publicly should be cluded in any proceeding and that the rush to a hearing is unnecessary. new tonight, missouri democratic senator claire mccaskill says she plans to vote no on judge kavanaugh. she says he's concerned about nonymous political contributions. she is in a close race for ct re-eleion in a state president trump won handily in 2016.gh >>> to neighbors of a beloved handyman are pleading for the hit and run driver who killed him to comerw d. a prince william county police officer saw the man lying in thd mi of rte 1 here last night. before that officer could check on him, a blueehicle ran the man over. the driver

darcy. >> erik authorities a telling us the power lines here are still energized, so we're keeping a safe disaynce we want to show you whapping on doddson drive right now. e tree is down across those power lines. residentsfe said the the ground shake and heard a boom when the tree fell earlier this afternoon. came close to a house according to the homeowner, but rtunately it did not land on that house.to we wanhow you yet another tree that toppled here in northern virginia earlier this morng, this one on telegraph road in th alexandria area. no one was hurtna fortutely. the grande is saturated becaise of the r we've gotten in the last couple days. people grabbed their umbrellas as they were out and about on this sunday and some areas have seen a couple inches of rain already. taking a break here. they're still waiting for t power company to arrive. power is out in this now, they're taking it in stride. some of the residents were pumping water out of their basements. others were hanging out playing games. friends were watching football, the beginning of these football on and the power

. >> there was a concert just capitol.of the and darcy spencer has the sights and sounds from the labor day concert. >> reporter: thel nationa symphony orchestra, on stage ontside the u.s. capitol for the annual labor dayrt. ♪ ♪ t crowds are turning out on the west lawn for a beautiful evening. it's the last harroorah of summer. and the symphony is playing. >> reporter: the concert attr t attracts thousands of people that are looking for something different on a holiday weekend. the sound of patriotic classics and works by living >> sounded like a terrific thing. an opportunity to see a world class and to see it outside, on the lawn, in front of this magnificent building. >> reporter: crowds were light in the heat in a dress rehearsal early in the afternoon. by evening, more people made their way through security and settled in for a holiday treat. >>'m here on vacation. and you have this wonderful concert on tonight. i thought i would come along. boy, this security is not something i was used to. >> reporter: the security is as much a tradition in washington as the labor day concert. a

darcy spencer, news 4. >>> it was the shaking n that one was ready for. cameras allss acrohina rolling as an earthquake hit. you'll see more chaos and damage left behind next o >>ast moving floodwaters are to blame for in missouri.epth authorities say the patrols car wa swept off a road into a river friday night. rescue crews found his body inside his patrol car. they s the 36-year-old deputy worked for the sheriff's office for a little more than a year. >>> surveillance foota captures the minute a 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck southwestern china. you can see things falling off the shelf there. the chaos, people running out of the buildings. th debris falling down alliways. more than a dozen people suffered minor injuries. no deaths were reported. that's scary. firefighters are checkin hopes for damage now. >>> new video shows the brilliant presidential candidate stabbed at a rally recovering in the hospital. he's had surgery since the stabbing thursday and in a wea an setchy voice he thanked the medical team for helping hi the man accused of stabbing h

back to you. >> good news there, darcy. >>> turning to the forecast. we want to welcome a familiar face around these parts. clay anderson joins us this evening. it looks like you brought some good weather with you. >> good evening. what time to com back. we had a beautiful view outside right now. sunshine, bluekies. today was the day to get outside and enjoy it. in fact, itike tomorrow we'll have some nice day as well. a live cityfamera reagan national airport. just as i was saying, today was a great day. as we show you what we expect over the nexteekend -- should say for tomorrow into the work week. again, clear skies tonight. it will cleut tomorrow, sunshine abounds once again. believe it or not, a taste ofit summer some warmer days ahead. the complete forecast and a look at the work week and school week, erica, i'll join you downstairs i haven't been here for a while. i'll join you at the it's all on one floor. >> around the corner. >> we will be back in a just a minute. back to you. >> thanks, clay. >>> breaking news, southeast asia. the death toll

darcy spencer out inhailly tonight, thank you. as we monitor flosrence, a deady typhoon has barreled across the philippines today. it hit the northern part of the country the hardest. trees and power lines have been pushed over. smallkeillages loo like twigs. 100-mile-per-hour winds peeled back the rooftops on a gas station. the storm is heading towardsg hong knd southern china. >>> hundreds of peorne in northe virginia lost power after a huge tee cam down on powerli nes. crews worked for hours to try to clean this whole mess up and fix the broken powers license plnes. at one point, 200 people had lost power. >> theenefit of living next to a scenic byway, b lot ofig trees and power lines.es cially with all ofhis rain, it just comes down. and that's it. >>ed satur grounds. most dominion customers have their power back on tonight. >>> let's talk about the catch rated ground and the rain over othe last couple days and because of this thing that's sitting and spinning behind us, we're going to get more of it here. our friends in the c

. >>> i'm darcy spencer. they have been missing for four years. now the father tells us why the goal of hea longh for sarah and jacobs cha ing >>> i'm leon harris at the live desk in the newsroom. d.c. police just released a crucial piece of vidhat they hope will help them find who rlt a little .gi m colored car. points a gun and then opens fire. that happened last night on langston place in south d.c. a 6-year-old girl was struck ink the here. police say she was not the intended target, but theap shoopened right outside the front door of h home. residents tell us they hear gunfire in the neighborhood every night. chris gord season talking with the residents about the outbreak of violence happening there. his report at the top of the hour. >>> it has been four years today since sarah and jacob hoggle -- do you remember them?le li children who went missing from montgomerycounty. their mother charged with murder. >> their father has never stopped searching. >> darcy is live in germantown to tell us how the father plans to honoris children tonight. >

his mom tells our darcy spencer he left to get a drink and never came home. >> no parent should feel like that. that's a hurt to the core. >> reporter: it's a feeling only the loss of a chi can bring. >> it's so sad because look at who got caught up, the innocent. >> reporter: her son taquan pinkney left home to get a soda and never came back. >> it's a big hole. they broke us. like, we are never going to be the same. >> reporter: he had gone to this corner store to get that sodd was walking home when his mom says gunfire erupted. she says he was running away. he was shot in th back, an unintended target. taquan had graduated hh school and was getting ready to start college. >> they robbed us of him. they stole him from us. >> reporter: taquan had a big family and many, many friends. >> he was my best friend. he was my everything. we talked about everything. we did everything together. and they just took my everything away from me. >> reporter: taquan was also a big part of horton's kids. it's a nonprofit in the community that provides homework help andutoring. his siblings are also

i'm darcy spencer. sarah and jacob have been missingor four years. their mom has been charge but doctors say he's not wellnoh to stand trial. what role mental illness is playing in this investigation. >>> and a lovely life lesson for us all thanks to a school janitor and a student that started with a conversation started with a conversation about welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, so you can stream, game, and watch 4k shows all at once. kid's right about that! see! we are gonna have so much fun here. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. get the fastest speeds available for the best price with the fios gigabit connection. >>> it is a heartbreaking day for a local father. >> it was four years ago today that his children went missing in montgomery county and vanished without a trace has never stopped searching. this is sarah and jacob hoggle. darcy spoke to their fa

his mom tells our darcy spencer that he left to get a drink and never came home. >>hat's a hurt, like, to the core. >> reporter: it's a feeling only the loss of a child can bring. >> it's so sad, because look at who got caught up init. the innocent. >> reporter: her son left home sunday afternoon to get a soda and never came back. >> it's a big le. they broke us. we are never going to be the same. >> reporter: he had gone to this corner sto to get that soda and was walking home when his mom says gunfireerupted. she says he was running away. he was shot in the back, an unintended target. he ghoduated from high and was getting ready to start college at u-dc. >> they robbed us of him. they stole h from us. >> taquan had a big family and ny, many friends. >> he was my best friend. he was my everything. talked about everything, we did everything together,and, like, it's just -- they took my everything away from me. >> reporter:taquan was also a big part of horton's kids. it's a nonprofit in the community that provides homework help and tutoring. his sibarngs are also p

darcy spencer, ns4. >>> all right. so there will be some dry ds in our ture, and they're not that far away. >> yes. ave to we're going to get through a good stretch of some wet rainy days. >> and everybody is going to wonder when florence is going to impact our area. and really, the day is going to be tomorrow. we saw a couple of showers today but most of the region remained on the dry side. we even saw sunshine out there. let's take a look outside and show you where the storm. it's down to the south. right now florence a 30 miles per hour tropical depression. yeah, it's still called florence, because once it's given a name, it sticks with that name. so even though it's no longer a tropical storm or a hurricane, yeah, it's still tropical depression florence. and then it will be remnants of florence that make its way a across oa tomorrow. you can see the very heavy rainfall in towards southern virginia, parts of north carolina continuing to see ther fall. the heaviest rain still down around the same locations thatth it'

news 4's darcy spencer is live oulaide of six america, and darcy, the man says guards overreacted toreporter: well, that's right wendy. understand that he says he was in a panic heret six flags because his 12-year-old son was missing. he said he didn't even realized shirte wasn't wearing his and when security guards told him he had to put one on it om thered he's now filed a lawsuit. six flags is saying it didn't sappen that way. this is thick l mimds on the ground. he says he was surrounded by six flags security guards on's fathay and beaten right in front of his family. at one point you can see a hand on his throat. >>'t humiliated i even the word. in front of my wife and my two sons. >> mims says it happened because he wasn't wearing a shirt walkinground the amusement park looking for his missing son. he had been at the water park where it was okay to be shirtless but didn't realize he ad to put on a shirt in other areas. that is until he was stopped by security. mims admitted he used profanity out of frustration, and when he did he says he was told t leave. >> it was like, sir, y

pat, back to you. >> darcy spencer, we'll be watc hng to see this plays out in court. thanks, darcy. >>> a quickook now at some of the other top stories this afternoon. >> here in the district a judge ed bond for a woman charged in a road rage incident. the defenseue argd that mariana hlver suffers from schizophrenia andad an episode when cell v phoneideo shows her smashing in a greyhoundde bus vi and later on in the video we see her drive off afterbu th driver jumped on top of her car. >>> nearly a year after a pregnant teacher was found dead in a shallow grave her boyfriend is oner trial for murder. tyler tessier faces life in prison for allegedly killing the howard county elementary schoolteacher who was pregnant with tessier's baby when she died. >> usa gymnastics ceo carrie perry made an abrupt exit an months of criticism from former olympians andat currentnal team members. she replaced the former ceo who relined last year in the wake of the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal. perry has been heavily criticized for not taking enough action for hping make things bett

news 4's darcy spencer shows us how his clients are honoring the life of a man they say changed themorever. they gathered at a germantown park to hug and shed tears and to share stories. they are remembering dewy barnes, their personal trainer, who died in a tragic swimming accident over the weekend. >> this is comforting, but just very sad. >> barnes owned dedicated fitness and held classes like fitness in the park in montgomery county and these women are just part of his huge following. >> the man whipped me into i came to his class once and i said i'm never coming back and i came back and he took me in as a client, as a friend, as a mentor and really changed my life. >> reporter: barnes would hold his fitne classes in parks like this one several days a week, as early as 5:30 in the morning. it didn't matter whether there was driving rain or oppresse heat. barnes was on a boat on the sassafras river near bedderton, maryland, when he went swimming and didn't resurface. his body was recovered this labo day morning. the mom of triplets and twins says barnes helped her battle andurvive

darcy spencer is there for us tonight. what can you tell us? this is a developing story. >> it is.e here at the park at a popular wedding venue along the potomac river. are not given access to the active crime scene. cars are coming out of a very dark area. the crime scene is around the bend where all these cars are coming from. i was able to walk up earlier and i could see a parking lot that was rffed with crime scene tape. police officers were out there with their flashlights looking in the dark and checking aroun a dumpster. you can see the police activity with some of them leaving. the sheriff's office confirms man was shot at this private party when there was a confrontation around 8:30 this evening. the victim who was shot was taken to the hospital. we are told it was not serious injury. the victim is expected to be okay. there is an extensive search going on at this time for the shter. police a working with the victim to try to identify the shooter. of course they are t goingbe talking to anyone here at the party this evening to try to get additial information. loudoun count

s and ot going to be okay until justice is served. >> reporter: in the district, darcy spencer, news. >>> it's 5:36. we continue tour trackcane florence on this weather alert morning. the latest track expected to ben releasedust a few minutes. the winds already starting to pick up in wilmington, north carolina. our team coverage of storm team 4 continues right after this. stay with us. for tile, wood, and stone, come to the nationwide low-price leader: floor and decor. the prices are the lowest you will find. not only did we find lots of optis, but we wite like, oh my gosh,'s so affordable. it's affordable no matter what your budget. i saved a lot of money at floor and decor. we came in under budget, way under budget. yeah. it's really the best pricing. you're getting an incredible product for an amazing price. why wouldn't you want to save money and make your house look great? i love to save money. who esn't like to save mon floor and decor. you have to see it to believe it. i put criminals in prison during the dayan i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and d diapers at night.

that video shows jones b rating cnn journalist oliver darcy during congressional hearings about social media. last month apple, google, facebook, and spotify moved to restrict the reach of jones and his website called info wars because they said he was promoting hate speech. >>> today's the final day of the disrupt sf tech conference in san francisco. tech professionals are attending that three-day event. one of the speakers at the conference as a warning about hackers targeting the u.s. elections. >> >> reporter: at the tech crunch sf conference on thursday a dire warning from the chief security officer at facebook. >> growing and election one way or another is going to be difficult for a foreign emissary. throwing in the election into chaos is totally doable right now. >> the former tech executive so security will affect every tech company moving forward. he is one of dozens of presenters taking part in the event dubbed the world's largest tech start up conference. it is the eighth year for the event but the first at muscoy west. >> we have tripled our square footage and doubled in s

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. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >> new tonight, a rash of overdoses is wreaking havoc on the district. health officials say they people at least five have died from overdoses since yesterday. cc fire says it responded to about 50 overdose calls in that time, more than 1,000 in thest hree months. news 4's has the story. we wt to warn you the video may be >> reporter: in the district, sirens ringing, d.c. fireghters responding to suspected k2 overdoses on p and north capitol street northwest. >> some people have even passed away because of the drugs. >> reporter: brandon jamison on ains what they're seein their way home from school. >> they don't know ghat isng into their bodies. >> reporter: d.c. health officials tell us they're investigating five deaths over the past 24 hours as possible overdoses on synthetic drugs, k2, also known as spice. d.c. fire/ems responded to more than 50 calls, some of them ght around the corner from some others might eat. the nonprofit says dru dlers are targeting homeless people. >> they come to prey on the people who come to ourprogram. >> it is awful. >>

the video reportedly shows jones confronting cnn reporter oliver darcy, berating him for about ten minutesnfo war did not immediately respond to requests for comment. >>> the world'ge l hotel companies have announced workers will be given portable panic buttons to alert security personnelhef they feelare in danger. unite hire, a labor union that represents hospitality employees across the nation, says more than 50% of hotel housekeepers in seattle alone have endured some type of sexual harassment. the panic button will bet rolle nationwide in hotels such as marriott, hilton, and htt by 2020. >>> rapper nicki minaj has risen to the defense of former cosby show actor geoffrey owens, who recently went viral after social media shamed the star when he was spotted in photos working at trader joe's. minaj has t promised donate $25,000 to owens. director tyler perry alrdy offered him a job. and now nicki minaj is just the latest ofel manyrities showing their support. on her radio show minaj said she was disgusd by th attempt at job shaming, pointing to how challenging the entertainment industry ca

at thecapitol, darcy spencer, news4. >>> new tonight, dramacac body m video shows police officers racingo the scene of a house fire. they are trying to save a woman from the flames i before it too late. >>> the death of an iowa college student has sparked a heated political debate. tonight her grieving father explains how the controversy is causing him even more apain. >> wait until you hear why an 86-year-old pastor's bible study at his northern virginia community could get him kicked out. >>> congratulations. you've made the roster for tonight's edition of "sports final." redskins finalize their roster p hear from ar of rookies that made the most of their long shot. >>> from long shots to big shot delle donne powers through l injueading the mystic to a n. playoff and remembering a teammate in a season opening upsetvictory. all that and more on "sports fina right here onl" >>> another plea from the father of a murdered iowa college tudent to stop using his daughter's death to score political points. ron tibbetts madeuehe r in a newspaper op-ed even as the president ctinued to talk about

i was you can assure the guys here now we're looking for darcy over. the head of the u.s. anti doping agency says the move to try and lift russia's ban stinks russia was suspended nearly three years ago over a state sponsored program to dope its athletes but last week in an apparent you two in the world anti-doping agency's compliance review committee recommended ending the ban what is executives will put it to a vote in the next twenty four hours at a meeting in the seychelles u.s. anti-doping chief travis tygart is not impressed. you know after years of an open and transparent process to try to jam a decision that's a complete reversal you know what we dubbed as that u. turn has been extremely frustrating to all those and also you know the process stinks and it's been extremely shady how it's gone about and then substantively you look at the decision and there's you know no filming of the two remaining conditions and you know it's why you see outrage by athletes all around the world right now at the boss ability that russia could be reinstated under under these circumsta

only on news4, darcy spencer with howhey found the driver. >> she thought she would never get justicefriend. >> he made me laugh a lot. and miss having him here. >> he was killed by a hit-and-run driver more than a year ago. she says police told the family in july, they didn't have enough evidence to charge the driver. >> we have gotten new that they closed the case. >> then they got another call from police this week. they had made an arrest. they did have conclusiv dna evidence. >> it is still not over but it till some relief. >> a u.s. park police spokesman confirme that the initial dna test results were inconclusive but then thjustin smith was the owner and driver of the car that hit the man. link by dna fou on the driver's side airbag. ri left behin his girlfriend of 17 years. his daughter nicole and his dog lucas whoscaped the crash. >> they keep each good company. >> they said they miss his jokes, his smiles, his love of motorcycles, and now they focus getting his memory. >>> theodore mccarr sic living in kansas. in july, pope francis him as a cardinal and banned him from publi

darcy? >> reporter: this mass marked the beginning of the season of healing that card wuerl had called for amid the sexual abuse scandal. ths m is just ending. owant to show you the people as they were filin of the church. i was inside for the mass and it was very touching and very surprising when a man who describes himself as a survivore of sexual abu by a priest was allowed to get up and speak in front of thechurch. he said that he,if his changed when he turned 55 years old and he heard the five words he's never heard before. it is not your fault. he was allowed to walkp to the and with the cardinal light a cancdle. they described it as a candle of hearing. the the further indignity of the inadequate responsey the church, he said a reason grand jury report along with ongoing investigations are alldence that there is a long way to go in the healing ocess. he says the focus needs to be on those that bear the scars of abuse and at one point referred to the grave atrocity in church. he asked

. >> reporter: darcy spencer, ewws4. >>> there's insight into theoc electrution of that 6-year-old girl at mgm national harbor. next, news4 will take youh throocuments that show the potential safety mistakes that were made during the could not zpruks the permitting process. >>> a maedman accus of .natching packages in a local the one thing he was after. ho> and eworig athb5:00, the powerful story. behind the father/daughter bond. behind the father/daughter bond. an army veran inet kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary anentaught kids to be cars and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i createdreer ans across virginia and passed a law to expand job trning for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. heren virginia, we have to build an economy that works for all. i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed apers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to h

clinton, who by the way whose e-mails were just hacked by the chinese -- >> joining us now oliver darcy becoming obvious that president trump's words matter. >> a lot of people think that the audience is in on the game. they know that secretly or behind the scenes the president is very friendly to journalists. he gets in touch with them. there are a lot of people who when they hear the president these are the enemies of the peemt th people that they take it seriously. you hear it where he threatens to kill everyone on staff or when a person called "new york times" reporter and said that he was going to kill him. other journalists. i know you and me and others get threats all the time where people are saying you are the enemy of the people. wait until you are gone. karma is going to come for you. this rhetoric the president displays really does have an effect throughout america and particularly among supporters. >> the president starting a war of sorts with google alleging political bias with google. bring us up to speed. >> he is taking the exact same branding if you will that he has do

it shows him berating darcy during congressional hearings about social media. last month apple, google, facebook and spotify all moved to restrict the reach of jones and his website info wars because they said he was promoting hate speech. >>> checking the temperatures from today. a bit warmer for your thursday. friday is going to end up being the warmest day of the week with temperatures generally in the mid 90s in some of the warmest spots. davis, sacramento. but we're going to see low 90s in our inland bay valley. not vaez hot but warmer than it has been. today marks the departure from the cooler weather and closer to warmer with 89 in antioch. friday is warmer still. there's a bunch of fog at the coast. the fog layers this deep, the marine layer. now it's pinched down. that means warmth. we're already noticing we're not seeing a lot of fog pushing into the bay. there will be an opportunity to warm up. temperatures will get up there. you can see the marine influence clearly around the bay. you still see outlying areas of yellows and low 70s in the central va

darcy spencer, news 4. >>> hundreds of teachers in our region have lost their licenses for misconduct since 0020. but finding out way isn't easy. the i-team is breaking down whaa nts can or cannot find out about educators who get in trouble. stay with us. >>> when tracking the histories of some of their kids' former teacher teachers. >> negative and negative is a positive so plus two. >> wit summer vacation over, the days are more hectic for kere knapp and her daughters. that includes learning new names when it comes to teachers. >> especially because i have a middle schoolero she has, what, seven different teachers? >> reporter: in virginia, with just aew click and less than a minute at her computer she can find out a lot about who is teaching her child. on the virginia department of education's web portal, you can check the degree held by any teacher, when his or her license expires and the teacher's special area of study like chemistry or english. >> they're going to be there almost eight hours a day so i want to make sure they are with someone who is trustworthy and has good moral

reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >>> the family of a d.c. child murdered in a shootout was waiting to see some of the alleged shooters in court. what happened with the lawyers put a stop to that. we'll explppn what ed next on news 4 today on this saturday. a >> month after a young d.c. girl was killed in a shootout her famy is still waiting for justice. >> she was killed when several men opened fire at an apartment complex in northeast back in june. since then police have made two arrests. hen yesterday in front of the family, a judge delayed the first hearing for those two men. >> we spoke with the family outside the courtroom. >> reporter:ozens of family members and friends of the girl including her mother, father and sister crowd into the courtroom, but the judge delayed the hearing saying that both sf thepects in this case were entielted to new attorneys. one becau the suspect said he didn't like the representation that he was getting. the other attorney, the judge ruled, she had a conflict of interest. outside the courthouse, the mother

at least prior to approving the apple campus their housing was in line with where it should be sot darcyor 56-106but schaaf isn't buying it saying the lack of housing production in the bay area, particularly in areas of high job growth, contributes to the region's housing crisis and puts additional pressure on places like #oakland. and she says several other cities will have to take a hard look at their contribution (robin)still ahead... a bay area artist is keeping hispanic culture alive... by protecting an important mural in the city's mission district. we explain after the break. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. much like yesterday it will be another hot day for much of the bay. temperatures will boost back into the upper 80's and low 90's inl

at least prior to approving the apple campus their housing was in line with where it should be sot darcy paul/cupertino mayor 58-108but schaaf isn't buying saying had there not been state legislation opposition from neighborhood residents could have won the day in cupertino. sotstandup dan kerman/oakland 156-206 (pam) in the east bay... police have arrested a man who is accused of recording people in a public restroom. the cameras were found at a starbucks in union city. kron 4's will tran has more. police in union city have arrested a man accused of recording people in a public bathroom. they say david lista placed a camera inside the restroom of a starbucks on dyer street. during a search of his home... police say they also found child porn and meth. lista is a plumber and police believe he may have recorded the unsuspecting homeowners he worked for. (catherine) (catherine) in san francisco there's a proposal to overhaul the current lottery system that places students in public elementary schools the idea is to give parents at least a little morecertainty about their options...we need

at least prior to approving the apple campus their housing was in line with where it should be sot darcyaul/cupertino mayor 56-106but schaaf isn't buying it saying the lack of housing production in the bay area, particularly in areas of high job growth, contributes to the region's housing crisis and puts additional pressure on places like #oakland. and she says several other cities will have to take a hard look at their contribution (catherine) (catherine) it's already expensive paying for bridge tolls in the bay area and by 20-21 there could be yet another new toll.... to visit treasure island. the money would be used for a development project to build new shops, hotels and more than eight thousand homes within the next decade. during peak weekday hours it would cost people from san francisco three dollars and 50 cents and those coming from oakland a dollar 75. and weekends would be signifigantly cheaper.robert taylor, mersea general manager. <"we've been working hard on getting people to come out to the island so this could definitely discourage that, but i understand where the idea co

holly lunn, as well as at darcy who helped support some of the signage here as well. to formally, with you and with the mayor and with the supervisor, and partners, cut the ribbon. >> all right. [applause] >> five, four, three, two, one! [cheers and applause] >> congratulations! silence your mobile devices that may sound off during the proceedings. if you care to, state your name for the record when you speak to the commission. would like to take roll at this time. [roll call] first on your agenda, consideration of items for continuance. item 1, 2016-000378cua, 1600 jackson, proposed for continuance to october 4,

the video shows jones berating cnn journalist oliver darcy during congressional hearings about social media. last month, apple, google, facebook and spotify moved to restrict the reach of jones and his website infor wars for what they claim is promoting hate speech. >>> a massive three-day tech un facebook's former chief security officer said as a warning for all tech companies. >> training for disaster. first responders from around the country together in the east bay for day one of the controversial urban shield event. why some say they need the training now more than ever. >> mass care and shelter is at the forefront of urban shield. >> a live look now at the san mateo. that's the commute direction. on the left heading into the east bay. very heavy on this thursday night. >> and taking another look at a traffic camera, this is the bay bridge toll plaza on this thursday evening. um, the commute direction lanes, the carpool lanes are open but other people it's slow going there. we'll be right back. >>> police in sacramento are defeinthe officers who responded to a report of a masked

holly lunn, as well as at darcy who helped support some of the signage here as well.with that, we would love to formally, with you and with the mayor and with the supervisor, and partners, cut the ribbon. >> all right. [applause] >> five, four, three, two, one! [cheers and applause] >> congratulations! >> good afternoon, everyone. i am the mayor of the city and county of san francisco and i am here to welcome mayors from all over the country, including the u.s. conference of mayors on the centre for climate and energy solutions, to this great city. we are all gathered here today for a common cause. of taking meaningful action to combat climate change. as we all no kak this is an issue that is bigger than one of our cities, one of our regions and this country. climate change is the defining issue of our time. and the choices we make today, the commitment we can agree on and are sustained cooperation, will determine whether or not we rise to the challenge. i am proud that san francisco is one of 150 cities that took part in the survey conducted by the alliance for a sus

we had assistant deputy chief mike cochran, andy zanoff, and we had pat darcy, he works up at the 911 center, and i believe division three was there that night, as well, and jana was there, too. the next day, the chief rivera, chief nicholson, and mark corso and i met with the assistant city administrator to discuss where we're at in terms of our easter projects and that is a continued work in progress as they work to close a gap so what they're anticipating to be is more money for a project that is nearing completion, and that's the traffic company. it's not our project, it's the police department's project, but it was looked at in totality. so that will continue to be a discussion point related to possible movement of some funds to complete that project, and i'll have more information on that as time goes on. we also had the opportunity -- so we've celebrated ann kronenberg who was a pleasure to work with. mayor breed moved quickly and named her replacement. it's mary ellen carroll, who i've worked with and look forward to working with in an even closer capacity. she had begun her c

in prince george's county, darcy spencer, news 4. >> updating this for you now. members has returned to worknd his attorneys say that he may have suffered a brain injury. >> to our weather forecast now and we're in weather alert mode today bec of all the heat. how long is this going to last for all the kids in the hot dorms and the kids in the schools. >> i guarantee schoollassrooms were on the side and that's the case for tomorrow and in the case on thursday w asl and then we get relief and we're talking a major change later this weekend. first off though outside right hot.not nearly as had the heat advisory until 7 and that was actually cancelled at 5:00 because we saw the showers come through and the clouds come through and now 85. hey, we can dea with 85. that's right around the average high for this time of year and 59 earlier. heat index so 5. still 91 leesburg and 939 in culpepper. and these are areas where we're seeing more sunshine and look at huntingtown, only 80 degrees ere and 93 in annapolis and look at the heat index, still 1 over. 10 is frederick a

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holly lunn, as well as at darcy who helped support some of the signage here as well.with that, we would love to formally, with you and with the mayor and with the supervisor, and partners, cut the ribbon. >> all right. [applause] >> five, four, three, two, one! [cheers and applause] >> congratulations! >> in 201,755.7 million passengers traveled through san francisco international airport. we have on average 150,000 people traveling through the airport every day. flying can be stressful so we have introduced therapy dogs to make flying more enjoyable. the wag brigade is a partnership between the airport and the san francisco therapy animal assistant program to bring therapy animals into the airport, into the terminals to make passenger travel more enjoyable. i amgen fer casarian and i work here at san francisco international airport. the idea for therapy dogs got started the day after 9/11. an employee brought his therapy dog to work after 9/11 and he was able to see how his dog was able to relieve passenger's jitter. when we first launched the program back in 2013, o

cnn's senior media reporter oliver darcy is following the latest developments for us.ttee hoping to find out from twitter chief jack dorsey and facebook's coo sheryl sandberg? we know that google might not appear, but what are the expectations? >> yeah. there's a lot going on here. these executives from the tech companies are set to appear in front of the senate intel committee and it's supposed to be about russian meddling in the u.s. election, so i think you can expect from a lot of lawmakers to hear about what the tech platforms are doing to prevent meddling in the election what actions in the past and things of that nature. that said the president like you mentioned has brought up the idea that these companies are biased against conservatives and while there is little grounding in what president is accusing these companies of, you can expect a lot of republican lawmakers to ask these companies, google and facebook, youtube, what they are doing and if they are biased against conservatives and how they limit people from being sensored based on political viewpoints. >

holly lunn, as well as at darcy who helped support some of the signage here as well.with that, we would love to formally, with you and with the mayor and with the supervisor, and partners, cut the ribbon. >> all right. [applause] >> five, four, three, two, one! [cheers and applause] >> congratulations! >> the san francisco health system service board is now in order. please stand for the pledge of allegiance. [ pledge of allegiance ] we have a new secretary. natalie? madam secretary, will you please call the roll. >> good afternoon. pr

that video shows jones b rating cnn journalist all over darcy during the congressional hearings aboutocial media. last month apple, google, facebook, and spotify moved to restrict the reach of jones and his website, info wars, saying he promoted hate speech. >>> today is the final day of the disrupt sf tech conference in san francisco. entrepreneurs, tech professionals him and professi being called the world's largest tech start up conference. yesterday one of the speakers had a warning for tech companies about hackers targeting usa elections . the a former chief security officer facebook said cyber security will affect every tech company moving forward. >> actually throwing an election one way or the other is going to be very difficult for a for necessary. throwing in election into chaos is totally doable right now. >> it is the eighth your for the tech conference. the first emma stone west. organizers are expecting 10,000 people to attend. >>> tsa unveiling new screening w 3-d scanners can rotate and a see-through carry-on bags . tsa says the uses scanners can spot explosives that o