derrick ward i live in rockville with what just got underway aboutin tenes ago. derrick?> reporter: yeah, just got underway. folks we lining up here, i'm told, as early as 5:00 a.m. this is going to go until 11:00 a.m. it is an immense populevent here. with me is ilene. when this started, you didn't think it'd be this popular, did you? >> we didn't know. we did not realize how popular this event would be. now, we sure do. ter our first timeout, we figured out how wildly popular p is. i thit of it is, here in montgomery county, we really lieve in recycling. we're committed to recycling. recyclings the one thing and each and every one of us can do every single day, to do our part to protect the environment and save natural resrces for the future. these days, people are concerned about the confidentialityf their information. sort of security of this type of event is so popular because people have the opportunit tohred a lot of documents that have importantat infon, but then also to have all of that material recycled, whiti is fant >> reporter: what are the rules? if you have

derrick ward. news 4. back tyou. >>> gentle and fragile are the words friends and neighborssed to describe a man killed by county police. loved ones lit candles at a vigil for robert white. he was m killedonday afternoon in a confrontation with a police officer. you're looking at cell phone video of the altercation. that's white lying on the ground. he had been shot. he later died at the hospital. friends and neighbors say they're having a tough time connecting the man they knew with allegations that he fought an officer. never known him to bother anyone or ggressive to anyone on the street walking. >> reporter: officers were wearing body cameras. f thetage will be released once the investigatine is >>> time right now is 9:05. c. police officer who killed an unarmed man on a motorcycle is being fired. officer brian trainer shot iterrence sterlin 2016. trainer said he feared for his liin after ste rammed his police car. a witness told a different story. sterling's death was ruled a homicide. trainer was nev

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derrick ward in northwest d.c. at lafayette square with more on today's rally. ing to be a hot one for the group. >> reporter: indeed, it is. you know, everye is participating in the march and weing white. the crowd is starting to gather in lafayette park for the rally. the rally begins at 11:0is ther a march that'll start at 1:00, from here to the justice depart tnt. they says is all about the criminalization of immigration. groups like the acla, leadershim council,e on.org,fhey're partll of this organization here. take a look. this is some of the events that have happened thiseek leading to this. they have major actions in plays like new jersey, and eve at the u.s. capitol, where several hundrees people were arrd for this cause. don't know if that is the plan here, but it is about a show of numbers. again, traffic is going to be blocked around lafayette park for this. noticed, theree are jumbotrons set up. water stations are along thee rohere. that is the accommodation for the intensity we' expecti today. it hasn't discouraged these folks from showing up for t

any chance that derrick almena will agree to testify against max harris. >> the details of that plea agreement have not been released. we are not sure how long it could be. the attorney for derek they wan to 10 years or less so he can see his children grow up. it's unclear if he would testify or do anything against max harris. >> plea deal, if he takes it, what do you think the family members of the victims think about it. >> they want to see someone responsible. derrick almena told us in the interview, i understand if all the families hate me and i'm sorry for that. so, finally, we hear this change of tone of where he is taking responsibility or, you know, having that time to think and say, i was the master tenant there, i should bear some of the responsibility but not complete responsibility. >> if almena pleads out, could that have an effect on the jury in the harris trial? >> that is an interesting question. it could. one of the things that almena brought up, you heard there, he didn't want to drag the families through months of testimony. so, to have to still go through that and

ne 4 derrick ward is live with reaction from the red hen owner in d.c. derrick.he >> reporter: you're in business, especially in the restaurant business, you want to make sure that you're branded, that people kw who they are. this restaurant, just because of the coincidence happen to find themselves in uncomfortable position of making sure people know who they aren't. the d.c. restaurant called red hen has beenetting a lot of unwanted attention. they're not affiliated in any way with the lexington virginia red hen, the one that booted the white house pss secretary over politics. but the hc. restauran been getting harassing calls, e-mails and even deathnd threats a someone threw eggs at the place. chef and co-owner mike freedman says he realized he was in a political town, but he never expected to be in controversy because of the establishment's >> this is not something that is exciting to deal with on a daily basis, especially when there are threats coming in against youra rerant. obviously you have to gauge those threats and arm yourself with the right

derrick ward, back to you. >> pretty exciting development there in bethesda. thank you, derrick. >>> iis almost july if you can believe that. that means, fourth of july travel. aaa says more people than ever are planning to travel over that holiday. liz mclaughlin has what to expect and how to orepare. >> repter: if you're planning to take a trip over the july 4th holiday, you're not alone. >> pack your patience. a lot of people will be joining you. even if you're traveling by air or hittingro the . >> there's a record number of people traveling this year. nearly 2.5 million more than st year. july 4th is landing on a wednesday and aaa expects the worst congestion on terrible tuesday. travel times expected to double in major metro areas3 on july rd with the worst traffic in the afternoon. motorists should anticipate bumps in the road. aaa is expecting more than 350,000 will need roadside assistance over the holiday. >> make sure your car is road trip ready. check your batteries and your tires. s also a good idea to pack an emergency kit with tools, snacks, wat

i dime this library a couple times with my late husband, derrick bell and i have great fond memories. and so it's really a pleasure and an authorize be invited here . [singing] ♪ ain't gonna let nobody ♪ turn me around ♪ i'm gonna keep on ♪ walking ♪ keep on talking ♪ marching up to freedom land >> during the civil rights movement, african-americans let the fight to free this country from the vestiges of slavery and jim crow. african-american women played significant roles at all levels of the civil rights movement. yet than i remain invisible to the larger public. while some african-american women led causes in organizations, such as dorothy hite of delta -- and the national council of instinct grow women, others did not have titles or official roles. they did not stand on ceremony. they simply did the work that needed to be done without expectation of personal gain. often unnamed and unappreciated. african-american women happened to construction the cultural architecture for change. women, such as a crusading ida bell burnett and rosa parks were anti-race activists and trade protect

news 4's derrick ward kicks off coverage tonight. >> this is a letter to all the children in detention centers. do not think of america as a cruel place where people hate you and pull you in jail. >> while those children may never get to hear those words from the rally at lafayette park, organizers of the march have their message and hope it will resonate with policymakers. >> people erupted nationwide. the senate votes reflected the angern the country. here you're going to see a similar eruption from the natiiv. >> that mion mingled with an even more passionate one. >> i'm a mom and the thought of having one of my children taken ay fromme, even to another city, never mind in a cage >> they marched from the park to the department of justice, and circling the building once they got there. and calling for ane end to forcible separation of migrant children from their parents and the return of tho children to their families. the march had been planned for a whilut the weather meant adjustments had to be made. >> obvious accommodations to today's oppressive heat, water stations set up along

that's where we find news4 derrick war from northwest washington. what's cooking? >> what's cooking. that's the question on penn a lot of stuff. if you're thinking of something to do for brunch, i might suggest you come here. starts at 11:00 a.m. this morning, that's when gates open. folks from all over t country here competing. this is indeed ape ction. winners go on to jack daniels event which is the holy grail for pit masters. come back with us live. i from iowa, one of the participants. third year here. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: we talke about traditions. are there regional traditions in barbeque? >> i think so, texas, more beef, bold flavors, memphis, sweet, dry run. kansas city is a mixture of allu when y go to different parts of the country, those are the meccas the traditions going on a long time. >> we were talking your famil is from indiana. >> long time ago, yes. >> reporter: those traditions go into stuff. >> my grandmother from missouri, she's awesome cook. my gndmother watched m a lot. my mom worked two jobs when i was growingp. my passion for cooking

in silver spring, derrick ward, news 4. >>> today marks the 150th anniversary of an african-americanoolhouse and church in our f area. thremer slaves purchased this land, and built the schoolhouse along the darnstown y.ad in montgomery count it served as the spiritual and educational center for the african-american community at the time. it closed down in the 1940sos. former students still remain in the area. the oldestne just t 100 this week, in fact. both buildings have fallen into disrepair. there's efforts to spruce up the building's growing. >> this is the kickoff of a million dollar capital fund raising campaign to really restore the site, shore up the property and make sure this site is her for our children and grandchildren to enjoy. >> there are also plans to build a small museum and interpretive center on the site as well. >>> people interested in being one of america's bravest got the chance to learn how to join the prince george's county fire department today. theepartment held a recruitment expo. people were able to learn more about the job, talk to curre firefighters, a

derrick. >>> good afternoon, jim. we are at the intersection of 16th and u northwest.t sort ofe beginning of that whole corridor where the restaurants and bars are. balance initiatives in d.c. always hotly contested, especially this one that deals with what is arguablyhe city's main industry. hospital and service. these folks are against it, but both sides are predicting dire circumstances should the otherp ail. initiative 77 will raise the workers age for tipped to a livable wage over the seven years until they've reached $15 an hour by the year 2025. that's something people like noraanet behind. she recalls make 66 cents plus tips. she supports the initiative not so much for herself now. >> people coming behind , they need this. it's very expensiveo live here. >> all we're doing is try to provide a base wage a ask employers to pay their workers just like every other industry does. >> diana says the initiative is about wage e parity. ys local figures that say more than half the servers in d.c. are women and about 70%

what do you know, derrick?ep >>ter: hey, you are right. are the finals of the dragon boat o races the potomac. they had the preliminary racey. yesterda you're seeing the best of the best here. some teams going toward the bridge. go there, turn around. we're pretty much at the finish line. we have video from previous races here. it's interesting this started as a tradition thousands of years ago in china. it has some pretty dark origins to it. turns out ahere w dynasty, a ruler that was cruel. killed.n of the people the body dumped into the water, villagers went out with dragons mounted on tm to scare away the fish. they found the body, brought it back. fast forward 1,000 years, there's a happierradition as we hear from the spokesperson from the organization behind us. ta a look. >> a sportsnt e that brings everybody together, it is a diverse group. >> reporter: we have teams made up of breast cancer survivors, hearing impaired teams, visually impaired teams. all are here for a good cause. there are teams from law enforcement, diplomatic co

live on pennsylvania avenue, derrick ward, back to you. >> slightly huny now. i did not know about apple juice bottlespray >> sounds brilliant. yum. >> i'm going to try that today. >>> now ming to one of our top stories. >>> a transgender woman says an employee at a popular restaurant refused to let her use the women's bathroom. >> she's planning to file a complaint. charlotte clymer was at a bachelorette party friday night and went to use the women's bathroom, the worker asked her for id. when she refused, the worker started toearch her, threat epidemic -- threatened her. she then called the police herself. police officers say clymer had every right to use the women's bathroom. >> didn't expect it to happen. this can't happen to another person in d.c. it can't. >> the mayor tweeted out we won't accept this type of discrimination in d.c. she apologized to her and said they will be retraining staff. >>> a new name for major roadway in northern virginia. the alexandria city council vo d to rename jefferson davis highway. it will be known as richmond highway start

. >> still ahead, a hall of fame catcher and now derrick rodriguez is trying to make his name. we'll hear from him about the shoes he's trying to fill after the break. >> colorado moved into the bay area this afternoon. it's a trend we'll see for a couple of days before we heat up once again. we'll have a look at what you can expect for tomorrow and the rest of the week coming up. 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 day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro.

derrick ward, news 4. >>> up next at six, a a long inside one of t detention centers along the u.s.ico border. what life is like for migrant a ildren separated from their er: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i know we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. and some of the strictest gun safety laws in the nation. in congress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made. i approved this message for all our stories. thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality into a county that badly needs it." "realistic ideas for attracting new businesses, extending pre-k, improving traffic." "a progressive leader, for jobs, to fund schools withoumore taxes, to take on the nra and combat gun violence." "an eagerness toisten." "energy." "a passion for innovation."oc david blair, dt "an eagerness toisten." "energy." for montgomery count

quicken loans tournamentou derrick, how holding up? >> reporter: indeed they are. from what i'm told, golf balls actually travel better in warm weather and hot air. the air is less dense. that's great i you're playing, but if you're tching, not so much if you're watching. true golf fans get a little isty when tre's a tournament in town. >> making sure the leader isn't passed out in the wood t >> reportet would indeed put a damper. don't worry, officials are on it. >> temperatures can rise. wencouraging hydration. >> it doesn't take much encouragement. folks were finding way to stay hydrated via internal or external approach. the kids seem to be on to something, conserving that energy until it's needed. >> i thought it would be a little cooler up this way than atlanta, but it's okay. >> reporter: kids are resourceful when they opt to cool off the old fashioned way. his family was det here even with the high temperatures. >> we already had tickets so we'll tough it out. >> the tournament director said they've made special adjustment zb .

um, derrick. and on his left right there is stephanie mcmillan. stephanie has been a political cartoonist. [cheers and applause] ok, you've got fans. there we go. she's been a political cartoonist since 1992. she's the creator of the editorial cartoon "code green" a and the comic strip "minimum security." she's written 7 books including "capitalism must die! a brief introduction to capitalism: what is it, why it sucks, and how to crush it."

derrick ward is live in downtown bethesda with more on the impact this is going to have on the area. >> reporter: you can seehe change is coming. if you're familiar with this section of woodmont, you probably remember the o bethesda court hotel and those hair salons are destined for the wrecking ball. what's coming nextas people happy and some a little concerned. some of the old downtown bethesda is already on the way out andith a construction project this big change could be painful. just ask stewart who works nearby. seems we're always under construction around here. if i don't come to work and hea a jack ham nhammer in the streey think i'm in the wrong spot. spot as far ig the partners are concerned. after more thann 40 years north bethesda the corporation is doing what a lot of people are doing. coming back downtown. >> leaving the green field isolated campus and really embracing the neighborhood and that's great for assuring the most diverse and talent of work force possible. >> it started with b a rootr stand back in 1927. fast forward 91 years and it's ill a local story, but n

derrick ward, news4. >>> grammy wiawaring singer jose feliciano sang at the awards ceremony today at african-american national history. ♪ that's m performing the national anthem on the same guitar he's used in the 1968 world series. following today's ceremony, het donhis guitar, a pair of signature sunglasses, a braille pewriter, and an embroidered letter from a fan. several service members were among the 20 people who became american citizens today. >>> still to come, new at 6:00,f scottland shows us what some local school districts are doing now with technology and guards to make kids safeext school year. >>> and we know vitamin d is good for your bones. now there is new eviden that could mean maybe it could make you me healthy. more coming up. doug? >>> and it's all s aboutshine making us healthy today. 87 degrees. a beautiful day out there. a litt above erage, but not bad. look at this. the congressional baseball game about to get underway a mlf hour fnow. some of the guys on the field throwing around, the grounds cre getting the field ready just like they would for the ontionals

derrick ward, news 4. >>> maryland is still in the running to host damazon's sec headquarters. governor hogan says the state's offer to amazon is the best proposal in the nation. 20 sites across northe america arn the short list to have amazon's second headquarters. three are in our area. montgomery county, washington and northern virginia. govern hogan says he's committed to bringing amazon to maryland. >> we're very hopef w. i thi put together the best proposal in the nation. we're happy to be on the list and we're doing everything we can to make it happen. >> later this year we'll fine out if amazon chooses maryland, virginia, d.c. or anotherca on. >>> gun owners in loudon county are making the case tonight that one unsafe shooter shouldn't mean new restrictions for everyone. it all stems fromid an it last month. take a look. >> one of the reasons i bought this place specifically was because, two things. t hoa and the other was t there was no ordinance again shooting on your property. >> reporter:wing us the outdoor shooting range on his five acre property. an nr arrange saf

derrick ward, news4. back to you. >> thank you. seems like lot of people have bright idea under the tentnd trees. >>> president trump is assigning new bme to border separation policy enforcement. >> in a tweet, he says separating children from families at the u.s. mexico bord is the democrats' fault. meantime, protests on the issue continue across the country.me depa of homeland security says in six-week period, nearly 2,000 kids have been taken from parents, held in government shelters. the trump administration hopes to change the criteria to gain asylum into the united states. hoping splitting up families when they arrive will deter others from coming, many across the aisle disagree. >> he could stop it if he wanted to all he has to do is pick up the phone, say stop taking babies from their mothers. that's entirely within the powde of the presint of the united states. >> department of justice will not stand idly by while our laws are defied and undermined. >> they plan to add 1600 more beds at facilities near the border to accomm

news 4 derrick ward spoke tohe owner. >> it'st a quain name evoking images of's farm life. theme you'll find at d.c. red hen restaurant. that explain the name.t ey have themselves explaining they're not the lexingtonvirginia. >> this is not something that is exciting to deal with especially when there are threats coming in? >> yes, threats. there have been reviews called with shouts of shame, she, and those threats. >> we got a couple death threats for sure. that's why they were involved. and of cose log it. >> reporter: it hasn't been the bad reviews or the harassing phone calls. they've been egged and the irony isn't lost on the owner.oo ngdale residents believe it will dispute ail the muss placed negative attention. >> unfortunate but it doesn't change the fact it's still a great spot. >> in the next couple of days something else will pop up and we'll be on that. >> reporter: that can't happen soon enough for the folks at d.c.'s red hen. they've also been asked what would they do should sanders show up here. mike freedman says s'd be treated like all their other customer

manual l off for the padres with a second home run off the year offer derrick rodriguez and he was outstanding after that candidate allow another run in 7 innings. gork ys hernandez finally got the giants on the border with the solo shot in the sixth. game tide at 1. that remained until the 11th with the bases loaded and facing two strikes, hunter pence, the 2-run walk off double emotion filled. giants win in extras 3-2 the fil. >>> white sox fans certainly know how to grill up the pregame meal and cooked the a's. mark kanata delivered this sol of shot to the fifth. that set the major league with the 20th home run. the bottom half of the inning bases loaded. he unloaded then a five-run inning for the white sox. then they go and score 5 more in the sixth. thanks to three home runs daniel parkay he ended paul back burn's day. sanchez knocked it off liam hendricks. . and then this 3-run shot. the white sox crushed the a's 10-3. gwin jachtksanon t-ho start mon detroit. oakland is a 15-yeareterans's 13th major league team. that matches a record. the 334-year-old jackson signed a minor league deal w

the dress endangered of being in flames just happened derrick ward talked to her about this drama unfolding on her big day. >> reporter: she is exceedingly calm for aride to be hours before she walks down the isle. >> shockingly. >> reporter: this after the fire that ravaged the family's home around 2:00 a.m. >> i went down stairs, my god, everything was in flame t >> reporte fire is belie believed to have started from a discarded cigarette by the garage. there was 15 house guests. they got out unharmed. eric started moving cars for fear there would be an explosion. >> the fourth one was hot. i thought this is going to be on fire anyminute. >> reporter: moving those cars would be particularly a good idea, we'll tell you why. after this they understandably considered cancelling the wedding. >> we were okay with it. we were trying to pull everything together. >> but everything is paid for, so my wife like you know what, let's minimize whatever it is and just go ahead and have fun or whatever we can try to do. >> reporter: so the wedding was to go on.ll techni coral is already married to her h

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all as they were for me my mom derrick and see if i want to swim suit. them ot was an aide to see the mom would have me. two weeks before earl's date of execution the guards came to transport him to the death house in richmond. a charity mob put him in a way saying handcuffs shackles and they walk him out. literally drugging him out and me everybody's banging on the door to hear that the casa guards. joe reached out to his caseworker marie deans to see if anything could be done. i called mary in a panic as i was. out of this god or not but i don't think you did i'll break this god knows what's going on when early arrived at the death house he was handed over to jerry i received ariel from mecum bear and when he came in i gave him a good trade into the infirmary he was given a complete physical. at that time we only had. death by electrocution chair so he didn't have a choice you could hurt you know you had led to the one through to your home and have a deeper hole we got with the he said he was getting really from. when i had a grandmother willow want me

derrick ick almena and max harr face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2016 fire. a source close to the case told our i-team that prosecutors already offered almena 18 years in prison with the possibility of ten years of parole in exchange for a guilty plea. he turned that down. the trial is scheduled to start on july 16. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk temperatures. we'll go neighborhoods in san francisco, 54 in sunset and sunny side, the cool spots. 57 in the marina, the financial, and if you're coming through the ferry building. a comfortable start if not a little cool. the marine lar is back and touching all neighborhoods. ferry ride will be gusty, especially north of the bay bridge this afternoon. cool this morning if you're a mass transit rider and warm if you're heading to our inland neighborhoods. here is a look at the small craft advisory, east of the golden gate bridge, north of the golden gate bridge, north of the bay bridge, 11:00 to 3:00 this evenings, pretty bad. just barely 80 during the afternoo

. >> derrick ward, news >>> firefighters worked through the night to put out a massive fire at a recycling plant in rockville. chopper 4 over the scenende or on the scene with crews morning. a large pile of card board,h clnd paper being prepared for recycling caught fire yesterday. it took more than a million gallons of water to put out the glams. the damage estimate is about $100,000. nobody was hurt. >>> the national guard in hawaii just releasing this stunning new video. a river of lava that snakedth throug big island last night. more than 600 homes have been destroyed sin the kilauae volcano firstrued the island also has been hit with a series of powerful earthquakes near the c volcano's summit. >>> a volcano in south western i japan bluets top this morning. the violent eruption sent smoke 15,000 feeo the air. the ash fell over the city covering s,roads, vehic homes. some people had to wear masks in order to be able to protect themselves from all this. the authorities warned people of the potential of lava flows as well. >>> parents in kansas are being asked to fork over $132,000 after

derrick ward, news 4. >> hundreds of couples with 33,000 years of marriage beten them renewing theircardinal donald worrell presiding over the massive mass. the couples are from parishes here in d.c. and maryland. j thisilee celebration honors couples who have enjoyed 25 to 75 years of wedded bliss. >> this jubilee is a celebration of enduring human love. we're all here, are we not, bearing testimony to the beauty, thele che, the wonder of love. >> 14 of those couples have been married for more than 70 years. >>> just fantastic. settatg a g example for all of us that it can be done. >> hey. ll right. storm team 4 meteorologist somara theodore joining us now. a nice day outside. >> yeah. >> warm out there and tomorrow me're definitely going to crank up the . >> just getting things started. we're going to crank that up heat for your monday and tuesday. it's going to be hot, but, you know, it's one thing to be hot during t day ando interesting to keep this warmth overnight. so pleasant this evening if you're taking dad out for dinner. take a look at the current temperatures. right now 8

b but history has told us e true. >> derrick parks thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> we'llack. >> ♪ at havertys we know it's hard ht's sleep... good n havertys mattress sale is here to help. iwith our wide sen of top brands and our price match guarantee p you can finderfect mattress for everyone in the family. and right now save up to $500 on select tempur-pedic sets. it's time everyone got a good night's sleep. havertys. life looks good life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >> welcome betk this morning as w you ready for thend hottest weekef summer so far to put it simply. 74 right now. not bad. gaithersburg good morning 67, dulles 69 degrees, manassas 66 at this hour.em thosperatures will be fast to rise. satellite and radar very clear out there to start theay. lots of sunshine coming your way and this time ofn year we have this much sun those temperatures tend to rise awfullyoouickly. here'sk at your day ahead planner. 11 o'clock temperatures mid 80's in we cross into the 90's early afternoon. if you think today is going to h be wait until you see the weekend for

rough patch came before the match, thanks to a british pop star, robbie williams, kind of dressed by derrick zoolander. that's an interesting suit all right. his microphone did have some issues. >> the social media reaction was not kind. one twitter user wrote, of all the human rights abuses you can level at russia, having robbie williams perform at the opening ceremony is probably the worst. >> and things didn't get better. he gave a one-fingered salute to the camera. now he could face an $8,000 fine. >> why do artists do this? >> why? why? >> it's a bad idea. >> you know everyone is watching. >>> let's talk about day two. it is on today. the best team in the world, portugal, is playing some other teams. >> i'm rooting for spain this year. i'd be rooting for team usa, but sadly, they didn't make it. >> i'm sorry you're going to lose today against portugal and the best player in the world. jack, what are you doing? jack, what are you doing? he doesn't play for england, he plays for portugal! >> me and my buddy cristiano back here. >> that's vandalism. vandalism. he plays for portugal! >> be

joining us is simon derrick, chief markets strategist, bank of new york. nice to see you.pect markets to be pretty nervous right now but they are not. that was the assumption actually. we didn't have more of a reaction to g7 given that this is the way the relationship has been over the whole time of g7. the fa ct been over the whole time of g7. the fact that we have come out of this and everybody seems so sanguine, the only possible argument is that there is so much on the agenda this week, that people are looking forward rather than backwards. but yes, the european central bank meeting. there is the likelihood that they will make an announcement that they will finally stop cutely some time this year, —— finally stop quantitative easing. the federal bank will almost certainly tighter monetary policy on wednesday, hiking interest rates. and we have politics going on over the next few days in singapore and in the uk, so a lively week ahead. very lively and we will not get much rest, that is the shore. president trump saying we will know in the first minute of his meeting wit

>> derrick ward, news4. >> on a pictu perfect day a world war ii veteran got back into thet cock of a plane for a day in the skies. >> that airplane look familiar? >> yup. >> maybell campbell is 96 years young. she was just 19 years old when she signed up to serve this he country inwomen's army corps. she got the mail to theol sers and spent a lot of hours in a plane just like this one, she's says. and thanks to her assisted living facility in alexandria and a nonprofit, m cmpbell took quite the trip down memory lane yesterday and she was absolutelyearless about it. j for the pilots and volunteers, itt an opportunity to give back and bring some oy and excitement to these veterans that have given so much to us. >> look ate her . ms. campbell says at her age, there's not af lot variety in her day. it pretty much all the same. but yesterday she said was something different. >> right? i just fell in loveerika. >> she's a gem. >> and a little shy about revealing her real ge. >> miss campbell, we love you. we love you. i love it. >> yesterday was gorgeous. today seems like it's shaping up t

this listener, his name is derrick, out of waldor weighed in on tonight's topic as well. >> i know all fhets aren't out and find it interesting with the timing of this. hopefully someone didn't win or lose because of this and hopefully everything will come out. >> the naacp has called for ath ough investigation. they want to know the sakts number of people affected -- the exact number of people affected and how it can be prevented. 92 thank you. >>> coming up, making our area a littleore hollywood. pharrell williams working to bring movies to the state of virginia. >> what is rolfing. it might not be new to you. how it gets rid of aches and pains. >>> anbo we talk your neighborhood andsow hot thi weekend it is going to be, >>> and update from the restrant that turned away the white house press secretary last weekend, the red hen in lexington, virginia, will now be closed until the 5th of july. protesters started gathering at the restaurant and one man arreed after h pours chicken manure onto theg. build press secretary sarah sanders has been assigned secret service protection now. agen

--derrick rodriguez got the start today.. son of pudg rodriguez... working his magic on the mound. at and you gotta tip your cap to the defense. hunter renfrow... skies in... and rolls into the stands to make the catch. --that kind of drama takes us to extras... top of the 11th, padres with a man on 3rd... corey spangenberg....slaps a single off of ty blach... padres take a 2-1 lead. --bottom of the inning... bases loaded, hunter pence...it's been a rough year for him... hitting 193 going into today... just sets the stage for a heroic effort... double to right field.... we got a walkoff! two runs come home. and the giants win 3- 2....take 3 of 4 now to the a's-- winners of 6 of their last 7...and visiting the white sox. --top fifth... a's up by one mark canha....going solo.... 400 feet back. a's set a new m-l-b record... 25 straight road games orioles blackburn runs into some trouble in the fifth white sox with bases yoan moncada...b double to the right field wall chicago take the lead 3-2 --things got worst for oakland moncada not done... hits a 3-run bomb to the a's dugout he fin

. >>> let's talk about the fire conditions with derrick. >> yeah.e focusing on the fire because that one is at zero percent containment. over 500 firefighters battled this blaze according to the forest service there including ten crews, 32 engines, eight dozers and seven water tenders. the problem being -- and you can see it right on your tv screen, the winds are extreme ly errati. check this out. we have the large fire. again, over 30,000 acres burned so fafrmt when you get these strong winds that blow over tops of some of these hills and mountains across the region it takes it and throws them several meters if not yards away from the main fire. it creates new fires allowing for that fire to spread. there is the 416 fire. the dry thunderstorms that will develop later this afternoon may not have enough precipitation to really put out the fire. it could have lightning that could start additional fires and prevent more erratic fire behavior. it spreads out and creates powerful wind gusts. this is the closest location where it is located. you can see t

new linebacker derrick johnson who is entering his 14th season was in attendance even though he had atty good excuse to ask the head coach for a few days off. >> i give him a lot of credit. the man got married last weekend. and he flies back the next day for ota. if you don't like that, you don't like football. >> hears tiger woods and rickie fowler earlier today on long island. the u.s. open starts tomorrow at shinnecock hills. was will make his teatime -- tiger woods will make his tee off time. he is staying close by on his $20 million yacht to cut down on commute. >> staying on the dinghy helps. so far it is nice to get away from the scene. i really enjoy it. >> it sounds like he's having a hard time holding don -- holding onto homes but he has a $20 million yacht. the fairways are wider and it's longer but can he putt? liz is going with her man, webb simpson. he won at the olympics in 2012. emily turner going jason day and my man, wayne going with a favorite and that is dustin johnson. he is red-hot as of late. electrical -- a logical pick. >>> coming up, hundreds of bay area rent

. >> derrick ward, news 4. >>> kevin kamenetz diednl sud last month while campaigning for governor in maryland. now "the washington post" reports his campaign funds will go to charities in baltimore county. more than $1.3 million will be split up with most of itng suppor scholarship fund for baltimore county students. the rest will go to northwest hospital, the maryland so andth hippodrome foundation. >>> early voting is under way. this week the six leading candorates governor squared off in the firstelevised forum. the forum was moderated by tom sherwood. among the topics discussed, the me, too, movement. the candidates were asked if e theyr settlss a sexual hant case or disclosure. take a list. >> t answer for me is absolutely not. in fact, earlier in the year i put out a policy that was about, as governor, how i will create an office of sexual harassment and violence at ther' gover level to address this issue. i asked all candidates to take a pledge ot exactly w you asked and no one had responded until this moment. so i appreciate forci the question. >> you can watch the forum with

in that case, joshua cabillo was also chasing the suspect. 15-year-old derrick gaines was shot in the back of the head my. joshua cabillo so when the teenager fell to the ground, a gun fell out of his pants. officer joshua cabillo said he believed the young boy was reaching for that gun and he feared for his life. based on that account, prosecutors later determined the shooting was justified. >>> later this morning at the white house, president trump will meet again with congressional leaders about the controversial issue of separating parents and children who illegally enter the u. s. >> we are separating the kids in the children. mr. president, don't you have kids? >> president trump went to capitol hill yesterday to talk about the issue with gop lawmakers and was met by democrats holding signs protesting the zero-tolerance policy that has led to the separation of families. the president met with republican lawmakers for an hour and said he supports both bills on immigration reform. it allows families to remain together and allows for a pathway to citizenship for daca recipients in

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be michael moore, eric andre and derrick beckles, and alexandriato "cbs this evening." >> james: it's the evening. it's cbs. it's "cbs this evening." ( laughter ) >> good evening, everyone. the search continues. >> james: that's right, it's been nearly five days since this story was first reported. and with every additional day that passes, this is quickly becoming one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of our time. >> indeed. at this point, there are only two worlds that exist: the world

derrick ward is live for us where some workers are getting ready to protest the initiative. >> reporter: indeed they are. ae federal government defines tipped worker who makes $30 or more from tips a month. that definition is probably the only sure thing here. there's a lot of back and fth about this and a lot of people still un decided. ire ay come down to the tomorrow the initiative would gradually increase the wage of the tipped work e workers from $3.33 to $15 over the course of seven years. nor ra has spent years working in tty hospita sector. she recalls a restaurant job that would pay by standards of decade ago seem exceptionally low. >> i made 66 cents an hour plus tips. >> pponents say the initiative which may grow from good intentions is no blessing. tip revenuean move it to twice the minimum wage and workers like parking lot attendants and car wash attendants worry that a gradual increase in their b salary could end up being a pay cut. bar owners may cut back to keep up with rising labor costs. so eloyees agree it could make them less competitive. >> people might not come whe

derrick van damme is joining us with more on the fired conditions. good to see you. what can you tell us? >> you won't believe this, it is now eight times the size that it was compared to last thursday. so this fire has grown immensely in a very short period of time. and we have got new footage to show you just how vigorous this fire is spreading across southern sections of colorado. this is a house. and the security camera that you are watching from that particular home showing the home burning in under a minute. it got so hot that it melted the camera, turned it off. this is the spring fire. over 1,000 people under mandatory evacuation. this is incredible to see how quickly this fire has spread. we just got these new numbers into cnn as well. just under 34,000 acres have been burned, no containment. it is just to the north and east of garland, colorado. no wonder we have so many ongoing fires across the four corners of the u.s. we have exceptional drought conditions centered across this area. we need rain desperately. there are over 45 active large wildfires that a

derrick ward is inh potomac w a look pe beat the best ways to the he. >> reporter: it would be nice if t had that caps ice out here. we are in middle of the heat wave and this is probably the coolest of the days to come. e folks out here want to make sure that you enjoy the things to process here and y thatou don't pass out in the press. so it's summer. that means it's hot. if you're outside for an extended period, the heat can get a little intense like here at tpc ravel where they're olding the quicken loans national tournament. en the temperatures are creeping 80, these misting fans become a popular attraction. they have advice for those who plan c toe this weekend. it will be hotter than today. >> we are really promoting hey discrimination. come tohe tournament prepared. wear your sunscreen. >> here's a little trick approximate. >> this is a strategic popped collar becauseg i'm try to shield the back of my neck from the sun. >> also some sort of head covering is in order. this guy takes it farther combining the two. shave and sunscreen are obvious ways of beating the heat. don't rul

the officer was also involved in the controversial shooting of derrick gaines at a gas stakes. he claimed the teen was reaching for a gun. gaines did have a gun. it turned out to be inoperable. the d.a. did not file charges. >>> police want to find this man seen on camera taking a puppy in san jose. you can see him. he held his hand up to the puppy before picking up that 6-week old husky-golden retriever mix. the man left with the dog in an suv mercedes. it's pretty unique. it's black with yellow windshield wipers. the puppy has gray fur and a white tail. if you've seen the man, the dog or the suv, please contact san jose police. [ screaming ]. >> soft brawl. an insane fight breaking out at a kids' game. why parents and coaches attacked each other. >>> the controversial plan that will block cars from part of a busy san francisco street. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out all the sunshine breaking out in the east bay. one of those areas that's going to see a significant jump along with the north bay from 70s to with the north ba

fired his weapon while a work during a chase..nats sot mom "xx'in 2012, the mother of 15 year old derrick gaines told kron 4 news about her struggle to live after her son's death. then the south san francisco police officer joshua cabillo - shot and killed the 15 year old after he allegedly pulled out a gun during a struggle. later, it was revealved the gun the teenager had did not work.the san mateo district attorney found officer cabillo was justified when he shot and killed a teenager.he the joined sfpd in 2013. sot "he is essentially committing himself to shooting and killing someone just because they have a weapon." civil rights attorney andate pointer, represented the gaines family, who settled with south san francisco for $250,000.they all want to know - how an officer who killed someone using lethal force, could get another law enforcement job. sot adante pointer/ civil rights attorney "someone who has a record who is a lateral hire should be under that much more srunting of harming killing shooting peopele that they are not ultra aggressive and there for not sutaiable to walk our

derrick ward tried to track down the scammers. here's what he found -- >> reporter: lines like this would be the envyof just about estauranteur for the revenue they'd bring. museum's here the money comes from. recently, ads have been pop being occupy craigslist, offering passes to the museum -- popping up on craigslist, offering passes to the museum for e $50. >>me from san diego, california. yeah, we didn't go that option. >> reporter: the thing is, passes are free. most people know that. you have to go on line to get them. or you can show up for walkup passes. the price -- you can't get any cheaper than free. >> we go through the pain of doing things and people trying to sell things on craigslist or for profit, it's horrible. >> reporter: the ads are there offering for passes for specific days and times. >> i think i would have known right away it was a scam because -- everyone knows that these museums are free. >> reporter: folks at the museum say sometimes passes are part of tour packages. you might have paid for them. but tha

fired his weapon while a work during a chase..natssot mom "xx'in 2012, the mother of 15 year old derrick gaines told kron 4 news about her struggle to live after her son's death. then the south san francisco police officer joshua cabillo - shot and killed the 15 year old after he allegedly pulled out a gun during a struggle. later, it was revealved the gun the teenager had did not work.the san mateo district attorney found officer cabillo was justified when he shot and killed a teenager.he the joined sfpd in 2013.sot "he is essentially committing himself to shooting and killing someone just because they have a weapon."civil rights attorney andate pointer, represented the gaines family, who settled with south san francisco for $250,000.they all want to know - how an officer who killed someone using lethal force, could get another law enforcement job. sot adante pointer/ civil rights attorney"someone who has a record who is a lateral hire should be under that much more srunting of harming killing shooting peopele that they are not ultra aggressive and there for not sutaiable to walk our co

. >>> a source close to the ghost ship fire case says prosecutors offered derrick ick almena a det hel for almena and his co-dift max harris is scheduled to start on july 16. both facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter connected to the deadly fire. >>> san francisco political and religious leaders are protesting a move to strip glide memorial church of its pastors. ♪ we shall over come today >> hundreds of people gathered at city hall yesterday. a new bishop overseeing congregations in california is reassigning the two remaining pastors. the bishop has a more conservative philosophy which is at odds with glide's outreach in the community. the pastor has reached out to the bishop but has not heard back. >>> amazon may have accidentally leaked the date for its biggest day of the year. >> amazon's uk site revealed amazon prime day will kick off at noon on july 16, continuing for 36 hours of deals. amazon is not confirming that day is accurate and the times will likely be slightly different in the u.s. >> heads up if you have movie pass. starting next month, you'll be subjected to s

he was also involved in the controversial shooting of 15-year-old derrick gains at a gas station. he claimed the teen was reaching for a gun. gaines did have a gun that turned out to be inoperable. the d.a. did not file charges. >>> take a look at your screen. police want to find this man seen on camera taking that puppy in san jose. this happened monday afternoon on baring drive. the suspect walked into the business, into that garage. business, into that garage. he lured the husky/golden retriever to him. driving a mercedes with distinguished yellow windshield wipers. if you've seen the dog, the man or this suv, please contact san jose police. >> he better hope they find him before some of the other people do. we're pretty sensitive about our animals, our pets, our family members. low to mid 50s is what we have in san francisco right now. that's pretty much exactly where we were yesterday and pretty much the same thing everywhere else. 57 into saratoga being the warm spot unless you head to tracy at about 63. let's talk about what to do today. yard work, that would be a great thi