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headquart derrick? >> reporter: well, the arrest in this case is a major development for the community and for the police department, butit still leaves some questions to be answered. police arrested engineer ardo thomas at a job site in cecil county maryland. he's charged with first-degree murder for the shooting of 23-year-old zoe spears, a transgender woman gunned down just off eastern avenue last month. >> we still do not have a motive in this case. he was very vague about his involvement, and i'm not going to get too much into the nt iview and interrogation. however, he does place himself on the scene. he does place himself there with a shotgun. >> reporter: and police say thomas does place himself inside of that vehicle. that vehicle was an linchpin i the investigation. this surveillance photo was a still picture from a doorbell video camera just across the street from the scene of the crime, and that camera caught the crime in process. >> we discovered that vehicle was a renta from an enterprise

ive in potomac, derrick ward, news4. back to you. >> thank you. >>> anxiety is high as tusands undocumented immigrants fear they could be arrested. president trump has ordered i.c.e. to round up 2,000 immigrants beginning today. most of them do not have a criminalry histo. the raids could last several days. demotrators have blasted the trump administration at rallies, including ones yesterday in new york and chicago. nine cities are on the lst, including baltimore. in houston a church is offering undocumented immigrants a safe place to stay. >> we're standing with pastors who have committed to opening their doors if there are those who feel that they a in jeopardy where they are. >> the immigrant roundups are not new. they were also conducd during the obama administration. >>> several local law enforcement agencies say they are prepared for today's raids. prince george's county police say officers are not allowed to cooperate with fedal immigration authorities to enforce civil deportation orders. arlington police say the

live in thesr newm, derrick ward, news4. e ck to you. >> a lot of peoplppy the juice is back on. >>> to politics now. president trump spent part of his weekend attackingan maryl congressman elijah cummings and the city of baltimore in a war of words. it's gotten heated.e overnight thresident tweeting, quote, so sad that elijah cummings has been able to do so little for the people of baltimore. statistically, baltimore ranks last in almost every major category. cummings has done nothing but milk baltimore dry but theti public is g wise to the bad job he is doing, end quote. this comes after he described cummings' west baltimore district as a disgusting rat and rodent-infereed mess. thedent was apparently reacting to the gnglling cummis gave last week to the acting homeland security director over tension of the t facilities ov barred. >>rd boer. >> what does that mean when a child is sitting in their own feces? can't take a shower? come on, man. >> cummings responded to there psident's attacks by saying it is his constitutiona

news 4's derrick ward explains whyhe actions of one resident likely saved other lives. >> reporter: it was around 5:30 in the morning. residents of the south port garden apartment complex realized something wasn't right. he smelled smoke. >> i went downstairs and saw there was a lot more smoke coming out of one of the apartments and soot around theor doso, you know, i banged on the door and i called alexandria dispatch. >> dispatch actually told the caller to pull the fire alarm so everyone could evacuate the building. >> reporter: the smwas coming from this ground floor apartment. neighbors say an elderlyoman lived here. nose who didn't know her personally said she was a fixture around the complex as he came and went from shopping errands. investigators say the fire appeared to have started in the bedroom of her apartment. fire crews were on the within five minutes of the alarm. >> they were able to pull that occupant out of the building. out ofahat bedroom. at that time a female adult her injuries. >> reporter: other residents were successfully rescued from their upper floor balconie

. >> it is the moment derrick almena's defense team has been waiting for two 1/2 years. the founder of the ghost ship to tell his side of the story. almena took the stand late this afternoon in an oakland courtroom. abc7 news reporter laura anthony was there and she has this report. >> when you put on a client, it's kind of like having a baby. you don't know, you know, what's going to happen. >> reporter: derrick almena finally has his day in court. the final witness for his own defense in a criminal trial that could send him and co-defendant max hairs to prison for decades. he put his head down and said he was tired and heartbroken and he became emotional when asked by his attorney if he felt responsible for those who died at the ghost ship. quote, i instituted something. i built something. i dreamed something. i attracted beautiful people to my space. i'm spiritually and morally responsible for it. >> and the contemplative pause before he answered and the emotion that he shows in his demeanor and his answers, he does have contrition. >> reporter: before almena, a forme

derrick ward, news 4. pat, back to you. >> there's a lot of good that's going on in bal.more city thank you so much. >>> folks, you may want to be careful and watch what you say around your iphone. >> still ahead on news 4, apple admits its voice assistant sirio listens in your conversations. we'll share a response from the company. >>> and adve on how to protect your privacy. 5- -colofdco gof o tennis phenom marks another career milestone right here in d.c. >>> plus, right now on storm team 4radar, i'm tracking some isolated showers, one out around the fairfax-year and some along the top of thenc beltwayding lle heaton and the vans area. i'll let you know how long they last. last. i'll be i switched from dodge. we switched from ford. i switched from ram. i switched to chevy.rd. we switched to cvy. we switched to chevy. for dependability. for technology. for the muscle. and just look at it. adios, lexus. bye, bye, ford. we switched to chevy. and i couldn't be happier. see for yourself why people are switch

derrick ward, news4. back to you. >> thank you. >>re we a also following more ldeaking new that cou put you at risk for identity theft. >> another data leak and involving people wh accounts with capital one. 100 million customers may be victims of a hacker in seattle. we are working for with you team coverage this morning. jummy olabanji will explain what you should do if yothink you may be a victim. justin finch, first, is outside of capital one lawyers in mclean. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this was a wide skilled andating back to march and covering this month. at risk potential capital one pital one urrent customers alike. take a look at your screen. a breakdown. 100 million american cusmers impacted here. 140,000 social security numbers compromised and80,000 bank accounts numbers compromised. at this time capital one saying credit card accou numbers and log-in credential appear to be safe at this time. however what was accessed here is talki about applications from 2001 to earlier this year. credit card application data,

we've live, derrick ward, news 4. doreenback for you. >> derrick, thank you. i know a l people are happy to see how hard police are lve this case. >>> violence against transgender women al particu transgender women of color is an issue nationwide. according to a human rights campaign 11 transgender women have been killed so far in 209. all of this year's victims are black. last year the hrc says advocates tracked the murders of more than two dozen transgender people. >>> we turn now to some breaking news coming in the ongoing tensions between the u.s. and iran. >> a short a time president trump announced a u.s. navy ship shot down an iranian drone over the strait of hormgz. he said that the "uss bow," took defensive action after the drone closed within 1,000 yards and ignored multiple calls to stand down. this is just the latest incident to be report near the strai of hormuz. iran shot down a u.s. surveillance dronen the region last month, and the white house has blamed tehran for recent mine attacks on oil tankers. >>> developing now, our first look at newly

again after derrick called the administration inept and clumsy.er westmaco westmacott. mr. ambassador, thanks so much for being here with us this morning to help us understand how unusual all of this is. let me just read the original cable that was leaked that got am bbassador derrick into troub with the president. it said we don't believe this administration is going to less dysfunctional, less diplomatically clumsy and inept. were you surprised by the language in that cable? >> well, alisyn, good morning. i'm thinking yesterday a seated member of the united states senate told me he thought kim derrick had used british understatement in describing the president. i was not particularly surprised. it's quite sensitive commentary. but of course the am bos door would have sent that to a limited number of people in london as his personal judgment as to what kind of administration we're dealing with or the british government is dealing with. the problem is that it was made public. but i'm not surprised with the language. imagine if ambassadorwoody john

prosecutors are cross examining derrick almenna on the witness stand. he testified officers and firefighters made several visits to the wareand signed off on the safety of the building. almenna accused oak land fire officials of lying. >> make no bones about it, we believe that the fire department perjured themlves when they said they never went in. my client itemized where law enforcement and officials have gone in approx30 times. >> almenna will be on the witness stand for the rest of this week under cross examination. we hope you stay with ktvu for the continuing coverage of the ghost ship fire trial. henry lee is in the courtroom, find his blog on the trial online at ktvu.com. >>> many people in livermore are mourning the loss of a promising high school football player while police search for a man suspected of shooting and killing him. there is a memorial at the taco bell on stanley boulevard where emmanuel mosby was shot to death. >> that could have been me. it's sad to hear. it's devastating to the town. he was great person. >> police say the sho

we begin with news 4's derrick ward who spoke with the boy's father. derrick?ally, we spoke with his mother, and as you can imagine this is a tough time for that family and for the people who new karon, his young classmates behind us at the stanton school, one of the places that he loved and now she's trying to come to terms o with the l of her youngest child. you know, it's never easy to talk to a mother inmourning. you took a lot away from us. >> reporter: a mother's message to the person who killed her youngest son, 11-year-old karon brown. police believe this is the gunman, that's a still frame

derrick ward, news 4. back for you. >> thank you, derrick. those cameras may not be a deterrent,ut perhaps they will help solve these cases. wendy? >> president trump continuing his attacks today on the four congresswomen. he calledthem racist and, quote, not very smart. this comes after more than a week when he told them to go home if they don't like this country, evenhough all four are u.s. citizens. soon attention is going to turn to another presidential nsntroversy. former special c robert mueller is going to be testifying before congress this wednesday. republicans are promisingnsough questor the former fbi director. democrats hoping his testimony will sway public opinion when it comes to hold being the president accountable. nbc's craig boswell will be joining us to get us caught up on this at 4:30. don't miss c's coverage of mueller's testimony. it is hesd again wedne morning starting at 8:15. >> meantime, let's go over right now and get some live pictures prrom the u.s. sue court. you're seeing that scene right there. that's where for

now as derrick ward report, traffic is flowing once again. but the fix is only temporary. >> reporter: monday's heavy rain led to flooding and that flooding took out aig chunk of belfast road in potomac creating a chasm that took away access to about 75 families who unfortunately lived on the wrong side o the washout. >> they had a shuttle service out there for us. and everything's worked out pretty well so far. >> rrnorter: by early mog sunday, a single lane had been re-opened and shortly after that, a parade of grateful residents returned from the veritable exile to retrieve cars leftt.in a nearby lo on the way, they passed crews from montgomery county fire and rescue. they wanted to check out the roadway, too, making sure it was stable enough for their equipment. had there been a fire or another emergency, they worked out a back route to get to it. luxury, that contingency wasn't needed. >> we were really happy with what they've done so far: >> reporterboth repairs are temporary. there's lots of permanent work yet to be done on the roadway

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kate snow with the story >> reporter: hailey and derrick were seniors when they lobbied they'll be allowed to call in sick not just if they're physically ill but if they need a mental health day. >> i think the most amazing part of this whole thing is that it was student led. >> i'm personally in need of mental health days >> reporter: derrick told lawmakers he struggled with anxiety in high school >> being marked absent, unexhool today was too much and there's no system set in place to help me >> reporter: oregon has one of the highest rates of teen suicide in the country it's the second leading cause of death for 10-34 year olds in that state nationally, suicide is at a 50-year high under the new oregon law, mental health days will be considered excused absences students won't be penalized and can make up exams. their parents still have to call the school, but now they can be honest about taking a day off to deal with their depression, to deal with a panic attack, to not have to be anxious about not being able to make up work >> our biggest concern is making sure everyone knows mental he

she spoke with news 4's derrick ward this afternoon. >> reporter: 62-year-old barbara koroma was a firm believing in education and achievement since coming here fm sierra leone, through studies in america and abroad, he earned a ph.d. and recjnition, places like ohns hopkins and nih where he was a scientist. >> he loved life. >> reporter: and his wife, patricia, says amid all of her husba husband's achievemts t family and three childn were his priority. >> he was a loving husband, caring father. he can do it -- he go the extra s le for anything. >> reporter: thipast friday, the elder barba koroma was found stabbed to death near the wood's edge in buoy's allentown park. his crashed infinity suv was nearby. police were first called to the scene for the report of an aunident. they the damaged vehicle and shortly after that the 17-year-old koroma emerged from the woods. police found his father's body nearby. after questioning, barba koroma was arrested. police say he stabbed his father while he was driving causing the crash and then dragged hisfa er into the woods nearby. his wife can't und

derrick almena is expected to be on the stand for the rest of the week and both sides will get their chance to deliver the closing arguments. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> california is investing millions of dollars into a personal approach to justice for criminals. it's called restorative justice alawilowing victims to confront offenders. >> the pathways to prison are there. we want to break the pathways and part of that is having people be able to face those they have hurt and understand what they have done for themselves and for the victim but for the community. >> state lawmakers and local leaders announced that the new state budget dedicates $5 million for a pilot program in san joaquin county. offenders who complete the program can avoid a criminal record. >>> it's quickly becoming one of the most dangerous highways in the bay area. we'll take you behind the scenes as the california highway patrol looks to put the brakes on speeders on highway four. >>> convincing californians to dump the pump. the incentives to switch from gas powered to electric. >>> i'm spencer

in northeast, derrick ward, news 4. >> the victim is expected to surviv survive.e tell us the suspect was last seen in a gray toyota uorolla. we're going to pt up the maryland tags here. 5cdx96. if you've seen that vehicle, please call police. >>> all right. t's go back to our top story this evening. this oppressi heat. clay nderson joining usnight to talk about, looks like we're finally going to shed this heatwave. but it's going to go out with a bang. we're now talking about storms tonight. >> we're talking about mother nature is going to bring some fireworks. >> yep. >> to the washington area. >> okay. >> we hav r storms on theadar right now. a previewomf upcg attractions as we get right to . outside right now out of our windows, we're starting to see storms deelop, move north and east to the washington metropolitan area. the heat and humity plagued us with dangerous heat throughout the weekend. and beyond. but there is relief in sight but you always have to pay that price. thatl price wil some strong storms moving in from the west. as we take a look right now,

what happened, derrick? >> yu know, it was about 2:45 yesterday afternoon when something went wrong at a pepco substation on floridavenue in northwest. that cut power to some 39,000 customers in northwest, areaske shaw, mount vernon square, around howard university. traffic lights, cashgi rers, and of course air conditioners were out for those customers. we hadelhone conference this morning with pepco's chief operating officer. he says they now know what happened. crews work overnight to restore the problem. it was a transformer blew with that substation and they got the first batch of customers,or 5,0 so, up by 5:00 p.m. the last of those customers were restored this morning. onow, pepc crews rebuilt some oa the tformers on site and brought in some backup units from del mar hamarva power and sources. now,in thabout transformers. they are the things that make the power, the voltage that power companies use to send the power out over the line safe to usein your home like when you charge your cellphone. that l

derrick, what in the world his house?t >> well, you know, i've had a neighbor come out and say they think a rocket might have ricochetted into a window upstairs. the investigators are still trying to determine what happened, but as you can see, the folks here, theyav might h expected to have to do some cleaning up but not boarding up after this fire that happened here early this morning. take a look. the red glare that lit up a darkened sky last nht on varmum street wasn't from the rocket, at least not directly. >> they were able to determine that it was improper use of illegal fireworksing that i nighted this fire. >> reporter: this staty old queen anne home went up infl es around 10:00 a.m. the pets got out safely. things like the exactpot where the fire took hold are still under investigation. >> the fireworks thou've seen over here on the street directly in front of the home, these are all illegal items. many of them are aerial type devices which had prohibited in the district. >> every year. every year. >> reporter:

we're live in southeast, derrick ward, news 4. >> all right. that's so sad, so sad. thank you, k.derric >> our team coverage of this tragic case continues now with news 4's mark segraves. >> he's live at the gas station where the shooting happened last night with a look at where this investigation stands. mark? >> yeah, good evening. let me give you a look at what's going on right here now. just in the past 15 minutes, about two dozen people, mostly young people,riends and family f karon brown, just showed up for an impromptu prayer circle and vigil at the gas station where their friend was gunned down and new of what's happening now, mayor murial bowser announced they had doubled the r information leadin to awards. the reward stands at $50,000 for anyone ao might h information leading to an arrest of suspects involved in this murder here, but, again, police stillare looking for answerses a to why this 11-year-old boy was killed. another night of gun fire in the district. another innocentchild killed. this time the victim, 11-year-old karon brown. according to police

derrick? you know, it's just the reality of our society erthat no matter wh you are and what you're doing chances are you're not far from the lens of a surveillance camera and what that camera caught in the early hours of july 4th is troubling, and it has local and federal authoriti looking for a gunman. the video isyhilling all b itself and even more frightening in context. d.c. police say this gunman is firing in the direction of a uniformed police officer. >> he was outside his feek. he was actually having a conversation with a citiz. >> that gunman put two lives in peril. n happened o hillside avenue in northeast and no one was hit by gunfire and none is sure what provoked the suspect. they are exploring whether there were words etween the officer and the suspect. >>here may have been an exchange. >> reporter: this videor f a nearby surveillance camera show the man walking by with a dog shortly before shots a fired and then someone reappeared and we can see the muzzle flashes from the guns

derrick, are they keeping facebook accountable here?you have here is three disciplinary fronts against facebook. you have a $5 billion ftc fine for privacy of users, a $100 million ftc fine for the way facebook misled investors about many of those same abuses. at the same time, this week i have a joint doj/ftc anti-trust group. it means facebook is coming under fire for both its privacy violations and potential anti-trust state. so on the one hand you can say, we are entering a if you era of anti-tech or tech-focused regulation. there is the end of the wild west, the lend of lesse faire regulation. look at what happened with facebook. the earnings remember sterling, the stock despite the $5 billion fine announced yesterday is no lower than it was five days ago. so i think what you have to do as alex has done, look at what facebook has. it has a competitive most -- moat. it is still going to survam our digital behavior in order to sell it to third party apps that we might not always know what they're up to. the biggest picture, it's not

. >>> coming up in our next half hour, news 4's derrick ward will have more on a quadruple shooting at the brentwood reck center in northwest d.c. over the weekend. >> following breaking news. t presidentrump announcing that the white house an top lawmakers on the hill have reached atwo-year budget deal no. details have been released yet, but in a tweet the president says it contains, quote, n joison pills. "the wall street urnal" reports the deal would include $80 billion ints offsetting cos and earlier today ace sour familiar with the negotiations told nbc news the new final ul debtment wod suspend the ceiling until the end of july in 2021. >>> in puerto rico, hundreds of usands of protesters shut down san juan's largest highway today as they called for their governor to resign. ♪ governor ricardo rosello saidhe would not step down even though he's facing major backlash over leaked chats. the nearly 900 pages chris misonist and homophobic comments along with jokes about death following theevastation following hurricane maria. a panel of appointed lawyers is looking into the chats to

derrick is known to have been supportive of europe, somewhat opposed to brexit. what's interesting is that this leak seems designed to not get him out, but to condition the choice of who secedes him and make sure it's a hard brexit supporter. i have a feeling people are running scared in whitehall now that they'll probably get what they want. >> in fact, this could be the first time that someone more political, not one of the top civil servants would be a complete change -- >> anyone who covers washington knows the british embassy historically has been a unique place for gathering people from different parties, the british are wired into things. if you read derrick's memos, they were very frank, thinking that they were private. but they reflected a good deal of knowledge, meet ing with people in and out of the administration. >> david ignatius, thank you very much. >>> the president has finished his conversation with reporters. we'll bring you that tape momentarily. we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. arily. we'll take a quick break we'll be right back

but if you can't wait until then, let's head back to news 4's derrick ward live in bethesda. details on how you can add a nu er member to your family today. >> that's right, a new member with four legs. even eight legs if you're being adventurous. we are with the humane rescue alliance at sunrise senior living. thse are some of the cats up for option, merlot, muffin, coco erico,l and smokes, who is hiding. there are dogs here as well. lots of things for people to seme and and find out if you're a good match for the animal. with me now is jennifer clark here with sunrise senior living. jess anderson, you're with the humane alliance. let's talk about what these animals mean to the folks here at sunrise. >> animals make great companions, that's especially so for seniors, that's why we have cats and dogs, each of our communities and we're excited to adopt nearly 10 pets throughout the next two weeks which we're super excited about. animals provide amazing benefits to seniors,owering blood pressure. this partnership makes a lot of sense and we're super excited to be a part of it.

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his sister, amanda in the fire and listened as the prosecutor told it will jury why mastertop and derrick and max harris should be guilty of involuntary manslaughter. the prosecutor said they acted with criminal negligence. the da said they failed to give proper permits to avoid inspections illegally moved people in and held party there and violated the fire code by failing to install safety divisions like spokesman alarms illuminating exit signs and sprinklers. they jammed the building and rvs and other things that acted like kindling. >> talk about the disregard for human life and indifference which is such a cutting word in this case. >> reporter: as an example, da played this clip from a ktvu jailhouse interview with almenna. >> this woman accused the da of amaligning the defendants. >> they were never interested in figuring out how the fire started. they w people to blame. >> reporter: defense had mixed reactions to the da's arguments. >> my client, hearing all of the evidence in the fashion that it was recited by prosecution, very depressed at this moment. >> reporter: they want som

stay with news4 and open the nb coverage and get through theirne4's derrick more. a rter: oh, indd. a lot of folks see this as s of an isolation th thankful g and athe progress hase, been because this roadbl they haverko do later. take a look at some video from ar a rescue co making sure this passable beus they ha get their equieommunity if luckily it was closed. but again they are going to have to do th they wi pipes underneath down here. we are on a steep downgrade that bottoms out get a though there may be some enough of thisone to behandle it and f. libayou. >> thank you very much. >>>in thousands ndd immigrants fear they could bed. president trump hasor. so round criminalraidsas could lt blasteg undocumented immigrants a s opening thei doo thosre not new. the obama enforcement agencieay they are prepared for today's raids. prince george's county police o y officers are not allowed cooperate deportation order o icers are not retc. those i.e. raids will be a big topic this morning ontodd along with an exclusive intervi c see that interviewhtf news4 today. >> yeah, shehe news4 stu

we are live in montgomery county, derrick ward. back to you. >> thank you. >>> ahead, a new twist in the of case two american teens accused of killing an italian police officer. >>> news4 molette green is working for you in the community this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to y . it's all falling in love with jiggly puff who ise ready to b adopted and have a wonderful life like max here who is rescue pet. max where a mohawk. we are ready to clearhe shelters. more coming up how you can adopt a pet today at the sunrise senior center here in bethesda. you ready to clear the shelters? >> woo! >> details coming up and a entation.r >>> good tuesday morning. hope you didn't just have one but we know that sleepless nights can be frustrating.th but can se sleep apps that are popular really help you get the shut eye you need? >> i can't get to sleep and i've tried everything. >> we are working 4 your health and showing you >>> one of the o california eens accused of killing an italian police officer say he did it in

>> derrick ward, news 4. >> not the only house fire caused by fireworks. a home in anendale was damaged, too. five people were forced out of this structure. fairfax county fire investigators tell us the fire was started by fireworks not properly disposed of. if you're throwing out fireworks, make sure to place them out of reach. >> one officer is seeneo on vid kneeing a man's head during the arrest and the incident playing out on wednesday and the officer kevin more sis n off the streets while they investigate whether he used excessive force. police say the man in the video was selling hallucinogenic mushrooms. his family says theyill seek justice. >> there are security concerns s around yterday ealt right rally. counterpush exercise. >> authorities say it could be two weeks before -- heav rain and the road bed creating the sinkhole. it's larger during the day and dragging a vehicle into the pit. it took all way to fish it out. be. >>> and an entire travel corridor in northern virginia getting some new toll lines. i-66 is well under construction at every t

today derrick claimed as many as 50 city employees visited the warehouse more than 30 times. he said cps workers, firefighters, police officers and teachers toured the warehouse. he said no one ever warned him the warehouse was unsafe. he also claimed that the warehouse co-owner told him to lie to authorities and say that no one lived in the warehouse. he also contradicted key testimony from an arson investigator who claimed she never stepped inside the warehouse. he said she lied under oath and that he gave the woman a tour of the building. family members of the victims sat quietly as he answered questions, but once outside the courthouse this mother told us what she really thought of him. >> he's such a liar. he speaks around his answers. he tried to negate what he has said in the past and he lies. >> he's fighting for his life and he's doing a good job. others in his place might collapse. you canmoonally collapse. >> more cross-examination tomorrow. what's the strategy for the prosecution? how do they discredit what he said on the stand today? >> reporter: prosecutors are

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ago there in front of 10 downing street we have team coverage now of this leadership transition derrick's galli is the berlin correspondent for the irish times and kate brady is also with us here in the studio welcome to both of you i mean we hear it's been such a busy day there we could hear the choppers actually circling around her. to talk with us a little bit about what we are seeing today and what did you make of the message that she is now leaving the country with briggs it doesn't mean break the least not of teresa mayes prime minister i mean she repeated the marginals you know well i mean she promises break that many breaks that i'm devastated it doesn't appear really least not as long as she was permits or we were 4 months behind when briggs was supposed to mean briggs were 3 months ahead of when briggs it is supposed to mean break that we're never pure a new prime minister we don't you know what to expect i mean they've been so many boris johnson's over the years people are going in particular are very nervous what to expect from a trade piece you know just seems normal regular

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derrick ward, news 4. >>> today an entire california community is in mourning after a mass shooting in what's already been a family friendly event? >> three young people are dead and more than a dozen more injured. the youngest victim just six years old. n hisme was stephen romero. his mother and grandmother were also shot, but they survived. >> the gunman opened fire yesrday afternoon at the gilroy garlic festival. it's 0 miles south of san jose at northern california, and that is where nbc's jennifer bjork n bjorklund joins us live. in reporter: good even. the gates were about to close and the people were coming out here when the gunfire started. investigator this morning swarmed a house a mile, mile and a half from here looking for clues. it was the family home of the leged shooter, and they say even with all their investigation they are not very much closer to figuring out why he oened fire here.s >> someone' shooting. >> reporter: gunfire at gilroy garlic >> this is actually crazy. >> reporter: confusion and terror rippling through the crowd and witness say as many as 40 rounds fi

derrick almena and max harris.uring the course of the trial, the jury heard from firefighters, oakland police and many other people including individuals who told the defendants this warehouse is a death trap. that's exactly how the prosecutor ended his final summation today. he said if this warehouse was in fact so safe, why did these 36 people lose their lives? he showed all 36 people that died in the fire in december of 2016 in oakland. this is how it is going to go. beginning 2:00 this afternoon , the jury will begin deliberating and deliberate from monday through thursday, they do not meet on fridays, they won't meet this monday because of a jury conflict. they will meet from 9:30 to 4:00 and they will deliberate the fate of both men for each of the 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for what they are charged. if they reach a segment in the mopping session we will have the verdict read in the afternoon. we are on pins and needles waiting for the jury to deliver their verdict in this ghost ship trial. >> sin

derrick, i'm glad you're here.landfall, and where is is it heading next. >> you know we're expecting landfall about 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. so local time 6:00 a.m. right along the southern louisiana coastline, about 50 miles west of new orleans. that does put new orleans in a pit of a precarious position but i want to show you the live camera rue of the frefrm quarter downtown. incredible there are a few people mimg out, surprising but no mandatory evacuations for that particular part of the city. nonetheless, latest information from the national hurricane center has barry unchanged, still a tropical storm. but as you mentioned just before tossing to me, laura, in storm is expected to become a hurricane before making landfall. you can see the hurricane warnings in place from grand isle threw morgan city. lake pont train into baton rouge. tropical storm warning. that means tropical storm conditions expected in 12 to 24 hours. that's what we anticipate with the particular system. let's time it out for you. you ca

news 4's derrick ward h the story from prince william county. >>> jordan baird, the up-time youth andlery ader is going to spend the next three years in priss onlt earlin.o earlier this month he met guilty to taking liberties withouth. he was 23 at the time. he's charged with touching a girl inappropriately and texting her with sexually explicit messages and requests. today at a sentencing hearing a court-appointed clinical psychologist testified that baird suffered from a condition that made him sexually attracted to late adolescent girls and that heacked impulse control to refrain from acting on that attraction. the victim's family said how baird had won their trust and betrayed the trust. already served five months in jail for an offense involving another underage girl from his church. he didn't take the stand in today's sentencinin heand did tearfully apologize in court to the victim and his own wife and daughter but the state's attorney called him a dekiefer,l manipor and sexual predator. meanwhile baird stressed three points to the judge before the sentence was handed down telling

e-mails and diplomatic notes that kim derrick was sending back with his views about what he described as the general dysfunction and ineptitude of the trumpet ministration the white house that tranche of documents to a diplomatic telegrams was was leaked to a british newspaper. pretties assumes either by a civil servant or politician in london who is a fan of donald trump by by extension wants a hard breck's it to happen and wanted to try to embarrass kim derek and unseat him in response to that donald trump went absolutely full bore against derek disinvited him for a few events including a dinner with the emir of qatar and trade talks with the international trade secretary liam fox there was supposed to take place yesterday and that being cancelled anyway and all the talk in london frankly the last couple of days from diplomats and former diplomats has been well how exactly is someone like kim derek supposed to be able to do his job when he swinney sends back his bests understanding and intel. of a situation in his posts and then it gets leaked straight back in is and is made to look

news 4's derrick ward joins us live in northwest d.c. where everyone was thankfully able too get out that house. derrick? >> indeed they, and when you look at this you know how thankful they must be.e ta look. you see the fireworks and see the house that's burned out and then y see the fireworks on the curb. people come by and look at the house and the fireworks and kind of surmise whatthappened. 's essentially what investigators did, but with a lot more deliberations. in any case it's clear that someone's fourth of july revelry went out the whack. >> there's usually these types of viacti. >> reporter: now this home is uninhabitable. four people and pets were able to get o ahead of the flames with no injuries. >> could have been far worse implications if the people had been asleep. >> reporter: residents in the neighborhood get worried around this time of year when displays like there are common. they are usually just followed or flames. t embers >> we're concerned every year. we find bits of the stuff on the front porch and ro b andk po

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the president went to twitter to attack derrick personally calling him a wacky guy and said he wouldthe diplomat. today darroch resigned. >> i told him it's a matter of great regret he field his need to leave his position. >> the u.k. government is currently investigating the source of the leak. in a debate between the two candidates for britain's prime minister, front runner boris johnson said he wouldn't rule out firing darroch for the remarks. >>> after a pufull day of political events, the vice president attended a lunch and spoke to agricultural business leaders with an indaupdate to t forth american free trade. he advocated for swift entry. >> we will not allow under this administration and this president, we're not going to allow outdated trade deals to hurt american farmers or american workers anymore. >> meanwhile, karen pence addressed military spouses. the discussion centered around employment opportunities, pence launched an awareness campaign for that exact cause last year. >>> all right. back now to talk about the weather in a moment. >> for now in southern california m

. >> the case cob in the hands of the jury by this afternoon if convicted on all charges, derrick almena and max harris could each receive 39 years in prison. >>> as jury deliberations this a verdict draw closer, stay with us at ktvu and henry lee for continuing coverage. >>> wealthy financier jeffrey epstein is due in court after he was found injured in his jail cell, facing sex trafficking charges with girls as young as 14 years old. last week he was found with neck injuries after a possible suicide attempt, he was put on suicide watch. it's not clear if the bruises on epstein's neck was self inflicted or came from an assault. >>> a pair of hulks, eric and flossies could affect hawaii over the next few days. eric is now a major hurricane. it's this the central pacific ocean, forecast to approach hawaii by the end of the week. forecasters say it could start losing strength and gradually weaken back down in to a tropical storm before sliding south of hawaii tomorrow or friday. >> i have been talking to steve about. a lot of people travel to hawaii. >>> the governor of california says he

derrick ward, news 4. >> the officer involved in that kneeing incident is due in court next monthn an assault charge. >>> montgomery county mark el rid elrich is defending his choice. he nominated tonya chapman, a e 30-year laworcement veteran. chapman most recently served as the chief of portsmouth, ia virginrom 2016 to this year. she also served in arlington and in richmond, was the first black woman to lead a municipal police force in virginia. apman was forced to resign earlier this year because of learship issues. the month gomery county council still has to >> clhesith poce innr. copu eri herico as police continue to ca for the resignation of governor ricardo rosello. police fired tear gas into the crowd last night as they gathere outside thegovernor's mansion in old san juan. it came after the march filled the streets and brought the communitanto a sttill. the governor is under fire for a series of inflammatory group chats where he appeared tos dirage hurricane maria victims. lawmakers are now considering impeachment proceedings. >> new research found perplexing differences in