of this time getting married again. >> reporter: doreen was bride, v 92-year-old doreen luckie was beaming. >> it's a surprise really after all of this time getting married again. >> reporter: doreen was a widow when they became an item 27 years ago. but last valentine's day george decided it was time to take things further with a little? prodding from his son neal. >> they have been together 27 years, 28 years they have beenai living in whatever you want to call it and i said, why don't you make an honest woman of doreen?t >> reporter: so he popped the abl question but george said he didn't get down on one knee because he didn't think he would be able to get back up. before retirement, doreen worked as a legal secretary. george was in the royal air force. a boxer and a good one undefeated in all 60 fights he entered. >> husband and wife. >> reporter: when they made their vows, they broke some records. with a combined age of 194 they're certainly the oldest newlyweds in britain, maybe even the world. they're not sure yet where they will spend their honeymoon. what is the rush? they've made

. >> the wedding of george kirby and doreen luckie is one for the record books. >> george and doreen will be celebrating tonight moving you're never too old to fall in love. sure at 103 george kirby's hearing is not what it used to be. >> i george, take thee. >> what? >> take thee. >> the vows needed repeating a couple of times. but his heart beats just as strong as it ever did. and the blushing bride 912-year-old doreen luckie was beaming. >> it's a surprise really after all of this time getting married again. >> doreen was a widow when they became an item 27 years ago. but last valentine's day george decided it was time to take things further with a little prodding from his son kneel. >> they have been together 27 years, 28 years they have been living in whatever you want to call it and i said, why don't you make an honest woman of doreen? >> so he popped the question but george said he didn't get down on one knee because he didn't think he would be able to get back up. before retirement, doreen worked as a legal secretary. george was in the royal air force. a boxer and a good one

doreen? ample pretty brave thing to do.octors tell us this is very rare, a procedure a lot of them haven't seep before. that's bus donating a liver involves a complex surgery that can be risky, both for the donor and the recipient. but one young virginia woman said that saving child's life was worth the risk. >> hi. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: an emotional first meeting between strangers. >> meeting you guys means a lot to me. so thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: the connection, this little girl. her name is same. and for months she was on the waiting list for a liver transplant. she was diagnosed at six months old with leukemia. kind of a rare type of leukemia. so they are kind of trying a couple of different chemos. finally got it into remission, but they knew that wouldn't be the end of it. >> reporter: harsh chemotherapy and the bone traps plant cured same's cancer but also caused major damage to her body including her liver. doctors told her family last summer that she would need a transpl

pat and doreen? >> thanks, a amelia. >>> the woman accused of trying to crash the gate at the cia is about to get her day in court. >> reporter: tanesha davis is a former fbi special agent and investigators say not only did davis illegally try to get on to the grounds of the cia weeks ago, she reached for a cia officer's gun and threat topped shoot the guards. davis appears in federal court in alexandria tuesday. her first appearance since her arrest last month. she is charged with assault and resisting arrest and she was supposed to appear in court a few weeks ago but the u.s. marshals said she was so resistant so uncooperative, they couldn't get her to leave her cell and couldn't get her into the courtroom. her attorneys declined to comment today and her friends tell us she recently began expressing frustration how police and government officials treated people. davis' case first revealed in a report by the news4ism-team. it has since captured attention nationwide. we learned she not only tried to

>> reporter: hey, doreen. some of us have to be out here working in this heat, unlike the weather people back there in the cool studio. we take a look at the mall. a much different picture than last hour. clouds are rolling in. it is a little breezy. there are more people out here enjoying it. but earlier to the heat was at its highest and the is up was just beating down believe it or not there were people out here exercising and, yes, working. you're not out exercising, are you. >> i am. >> did you know it's 95 degrees? >> it is a time issue with me. trying to squeeze it in. >> reporter: for kids, today's heat was a great excuse to play in the water. or to get some ice cream. are you loving our weather? >> no. but i'm about to love this ice cream. >> reporter: but for some people today was just another day at the office. >> yeah the heat's kind of killing us. like 88% humidity, it is 94. it is rough. >> you are out here? where is your water bottle? >> right here. >> so you are hydrating? >> yep. absolutely. >

>> reporter: that's right, doreen. the police have had a pilot program with these body cameras for several months with a small group of officers testing them out. as you said the mayor and the chief wanted every police officer in the district to be equipped with niece body cameras. but the mayor also wanted to restrict who could see the videos. and that caused the split with the d.c. council. today, the council put the brakes on that program. they say the mayor has to come

hi doreen. >> doesn't sound too good, does it? tonight, going to meet a 16-year-old virginia girl whoses a spir railings of playing sports in college were nearly crushed after her hand was crushed in an accident. she almost lost her hand. doctors used this unique type of surgery to not only save her hand but to get her back in the game. you don't see this too often, a patient smiling during surgery but here is ashley beaming from ear to ear while she is wide awake during surgery to fix her hand. >> you know, i could hear everything. i was sitting there and you know, i could -- you could actually kind of feel him cutting into your hand. >> reporter: ashley's happened was crushed last summer when the utility task vehicle she was riding in flipped over. her hand was caught under the roof and she suffered some serious lacerations broke four fingers her wrist and her forearm. >> i've never felt that pain in my life. and a lot of conversation came up about amputating my hand. >> reporter: a softball player since she was a little kid, as

>> reporter: doreen, victoria callahan was 19 years old. as you said yesterday was her birthday, from sterling virginia, came here to the echo stage to celebrate her birthday with her friends and she never made it home. late last night, staff here at echo stage called police because callahan had collapsed. she was transported to medstar hospital where this morning she died. she overdosed on the drug known as molly. now, echo stage is a popular night spot with college kids and teenagers, a lot of times, they have all age shows. last night, the australian dj flume was playing here. police are investigating this death of a molly overdose the second time in two years someone has overdose and died on molly at the echo stage. earlier today, i spoke with a manager here at echo stage who declined to comment. doreen back to you. >> thank you. >>> nearly two years ago, another virginia teenager died from an apparent overdose at that same concert venue. shelley goldsmith was a sophomore at the university of virginia. she apparently took molly during a

hi adam. >> hey, doreen. public transit agencies here and in new york are saying there's no specific threat against them. but privately there is certainly an increased awareness about the fourth. no matter how you slice it hundreds of thousands of people are coming down here and it's going to get busy. >> getting ready for the fourth and it's making some people giddy. >> i'll be like a child. >> of course, finding just the right spot to watch a must. >> we have this one particular place i'm not telling you because i don't want everyone to come. >> you've got a secret. >> this is no secret. it's going to get crowded. of course, once you get down here to the national mall, this is the spot. right here where the fireworks will be going off. lighting up the night sky. metro bracing for it all. >> historically on a saturday, we tend to have more people who go out to the fourth of july fireworks. our ridership is up. >> the transit agency gearing up for 600,000 to 700,000 riders. >> we'll have service ramping up ar

doreen? >> chris gordon thank you. >>> our weather continues to be a big story tonight. rain has moved in just as many people are trying to get home. and we're not oust the woods yet. let's get the latest from doug. 's in our storm center. doug? >> the heaviest rain, doreen, just happens to be where most of our viewers are traveling, and that's right around the beltway and i-95. let's look and show you what's happening on the radar. you notice the rain from back towards the blue ridge all the way toward the chesapeake. just about everybody seeing some of that rain right now. the only exception maybe frederick county maryland. but it's coming your way, too. look where the heaviest rain is, right along the beltway as i mentioned, down toward i-95 from baltimore to richmond seeing those very wet roads. we've gotten reports of a lot of accidents on the roadways and traffic out there is simply a mess. it's always a mess in d.c. but when you add in rain like this, it's messier across the region. lo

doreen gentzler explains. >>> i've had a weight problem literally since i was a little kid. >> reporter: jay says he used to hit the gym about five times a week. everything from lifting weights to cardio. yet, this was him just a few years ago. overweight and suffering from high cholesterol and high blood sugar. >> it was frug traiting. i'm too young -- frustrating. i'm too young to be having these problems. >> reporter: around d.c. you'll see people like jay, running biking, buying gym memberships and classes at expensive fitness studios. but experts say if their goal is to lose weight all that exercise might not be helping, and it could even be causing weight gain. >> the problem is that people often look at exercise as a license to eat. >> reporter: todd miller is is associate professor of exercise and nutrition science at george washington university's milken institute of public health. he says exercise stimulates hunger. so people eat more and usually too much after a workout. to make things worse, most underestimate the number of calories that going for a run or cycling class will

doreen? >>> the woman at the center of a cultural firestorm now says she is not sure her white parents are even her real parents. rachel dolezal said today she identifies as black, but she has been accused of lying about her race for her own benefit. here is what she said about her parents in an exclusive interview on "nbc nightly news." >> i haven't had a dna test. there has been no biological proof that larry or anne rachel anne are my biological parent. >> there is a birth certificate. it has their name and your name on it. >> i'm not saying that they are not. but i don't know that they are. the birth it is cat was issued a month and a half after i was born. >> the former naacp chapter leader said she started identifying as a black person at the age of 5. you can watch her full interviews from "nightly news" and the "today" show on nbcwashington.com. just search for rachel's interview. >>> an accident involving a d.c. street sweeper has left a 73-year-old man dead tonight about 10:30 yeste

>> reporter: well, that's right, doreen and jim. lot of folks are really having a hard time with this. they are grieving mourning over this tragic loss. the first ame church a lot of the folks out here tell me this is very sad, and they hope and pray for the victims. ♪ a moment of remembrance at north bethesda united methodist church. as they mourn the death of the nine victims of the emanuel ame church massacre in charleston. >> it's hard. it's hurtful. it's painful. >> reporter: jesse jennings has been an usher here for 25 years. he moved to maryland from down south experiencing and seeing racism as a young man during segregation. he believes the mass murder suspect dillon roof is filled with the same hatred for black people. >> having been born in mississippi i thought a lot of the racism and hatred would have gone away. but it still exists. >> and we have an experience of connections to brothers and sisters of faith and need to be in prayers for them. >> reporter: the prayers extend from north bethesda to the martin luther king

doreen gentzler helps settle that able-old debate. >>> we have had pleasant conditions today. look at this, the humidity will be going up tomorrow. it is going to get uncomfortable. on top of that it is a moderate-impact day for us weather-wise, we are talking about not just the return of the 90-degree heat but also some afternoon thunderstorms. we will give you the timing of those storms and the impact on this area coming up right after the break. stick around. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> 19 days and counting and those two escaped killers are still on the loose but police in upstate new york are not easing up on their search. today, the cen

doreen? >> chris lawrence. >>> the search for two escaped killers from new york has moved closer now to the scene of their prison breakout. officers swarmed the town of willsboro in new york after tracker dogs picked up a fresh scent. it is just 40 miles away from the maximum security prison that david sweat and richard matt busted out of with power tools. investigators also identified a person of interest joyce mitchell worked with the inmates. her son confirms she checked into the hospital the day the convicts disappeared. >> i just know she was having severe chest pains and she was concerned about that. >> a lot of people are look at that and saying wow, maybe she had a panic attack because she was supposed to help them and she didn't. a lot of speculation. >> no. i mean, my mom, she worries a lot about everything. >> tonight we know police have questioned that woman. >>> hey, we've seen it with cigarettes for years. now san francisco city leaders have passed a new law to put warning label

>> reporter: doreen despite the fact that these images have been seen everywhere, youtube facebook, twitter, no one is talking. 24 hours after the release of this amazingly clear video of three persons of interest in tuesday's shooting that leaves a 16-year-old fighting for his life, there have been no leads no solid information. d.c. police chief cathy lanier held a press conference to express frustration. >> it's a very good quality. we don't always have this. so if you think about it, a 15-year-old kid who has this kind of injury everybody should be outraged and everybody should be trying to get justice for the family. >> exactly. >> reporter: kenneth mcclanton's family is also seeking that justice. less than two weeks ago, chief lanier made a similar plea for information in the death of his daughter. 28-year-old milton a reporter was killed by a stray bullet as she was coming home from work on may 27th. a few days later, police released surveillance camera video that includes a possible suspect and dozens of so-called persons of interest. all on dirt bikes or atvs. again, it has led now

doreen? >> meagan fitzgerald reporting. thanks meagan. >>> next, big problems inside one of our local liquor agencies first exposed by the news4 i-team. tonight, why some lawmakers are frustrated with the proposed fixes. >>> a disturbing date rape outside a local courthouse. now a woman is dead, a teenager is in custody and serious questions are surrounding this case. >>> plus, growing calls for gun control after that church massacre in south carolina. "meet the press" moderator, chuck >>> the charleston community is working to move from hatred to healing as the suspected gunman sits in jail. dylann roof is charged with the murder of nine people inside a church and tonight, we have learned he is being held in a cell right next to a white police officer charged with killing a black man earlier this year. that was in north charleston. stories like these are having an impact on next year's race for the white house. >> race and gun violence are issues the candidates are going to have to address. and "meet the press" moderator c

but the biggest problem doreen that you have as we speak now is the trust deficit between the differentties on the ground in yemen. the houthis feel confident that they have the upper hand in different areas from sanaa. the government is losing ground in different parts of yemen and therefore insist their only chance is more international momentum pushing for an end to say lens andviolence and instability in yep glen thank you for the update in geneva. >>> security stepped up in hong kong as legislators are debating a plan that could allow voter to elect. all top candidates have to be approved by china first this had led to mass protests last year with action have a tests camping out on major streets. in march 2012, the city's third chief executive was elected by a panel of 1200 business men and politicians. unhappy at having no say over who runs their city, 10s of thousands of protesters took to the streets last july. in august beijing said it would allow direct he lexeses but only candidates they approved could be on the ballot lead to go more protests and demonstrators held out for a

this year, kirby's son encouraged his father to make an honest woman of doreen. he popped the question. he didn't get down on one of the, because, this is what he said, he wasn't sure he could get back up again. >>> do you feel it out there? a little cooler today than yesterday. market von is is next with details. -- marquee bond as -- mark i bond as -- marquee bond is -- marquee bondus -- mark ibanez has details coming up. >>> cooler across the entire bay area. we cooled things off from yesterday's readings. we had the heat advisory on monday, remember that? we had rain on wednesday, then a temperature spike inland yesterday. temperatures from this afternoon, still some 90s to report. the coast hasn't really warmed up too much. sunshine as well. readings only in the 60s. speaking of the fog, it is expanding near the coast near santa cruz, pacifica, and a few patches moving into the bay. patchy fog for oakland, towards berkeley as well. the fog shoots across the bay heading towards the east bay. as far as the current numbers, showing use of 60s ann livermore -- a

>> reporter: yeah, doreen, that's a very good question.t's a good point that you raise, it's safe to say that frustration is other the rise which when if comes to all the participants here. on the one side, you have the americans and you are other countries, especially france, members of the coalition who are frustrated with prime minister al badi. the foreign minister made no secret of that last week when he said, yet again, there is not going to be any military solution in iraq without a political solution. and this is a line that the u.s. has taken as well in recent days. because they are saying that the prime minister is not reaching out enough, is not being inclusive enough to the sunni population of iraq and that's one of the things that is to blame for the rise of isil, for the fact that they are still very much on the march and that cities like ramadi such a strategic city fell in the past cup weeks we heard today prime minister al badi telling reporters that iraq is frustrated as well. there is a blame game going on. anotherthe ir

doreen is here to tell us more. >> pat and jim, everybody is heard about the little blue pill. it's been around for many years now. and maybe you've heard about the so-called female viagra. but there's a big difference in how these drugs work. flibanserin is the name of the drug. it targets chemical levels in the brain to impact a woman's desire to have sex, while viagra impacts a man's physical ability to have sex. after rejecting flibanserin two times already, an fda panel today voted to approve the daily pill as long as it comes with safety restrictions on it. doctors in a clinical trial funded by the drug's producer say they found flibanserin increased the number of sexually satisfying events for patients by one per month. but not everybody is sold on this new drug. >> it's not very effective. it has some safety concerns and long-term effects are unknown. >> women who have the disorder and who participated in the studies, they found the changes that occurred if they were on flibanserin to be meaningful. >> so what happens next? the fda is not required to follow the advice o

i'm just happy to get out of there quicker. >> and that was doreen gentzler reporting. right now doctors at georgetown are using enhanced recovery for colon and abdominal surgeries. but this could also benefit patients undergoing all types of operations. >>> today you're going to hear the rumble of history on railroad tracks in manas is a. the family-friendly event is going to start at 10:00 a couple hours from now. you'll be able to see the inaugural trip of the 611 steam train rolling through the city. they'll take you from manassas to front royal and bring you back. >> now, that would be fun. i wish i could get out there by 10:00, but unfortunately work. >> there's no way. >> work istting in the way of these things. >> but later this afternoon, a lot of people still have planned and we know there's a chance of rain. but not everyone is going to get hit. >> it's hit and miss. there's no all-day soaker coming our way. i can't rule out the fact you're going to face a chance later on today. that's not the kind of rain we're facing. these are going to be 30-minute long ra

doreen, back to you. >> jim handily, still a lot of questions in this case. our chris lawrence on the way to charleston now. here is a look at what he is working on. >>> i'm chris lawrence in georgia. we are on our way to charleston to try to expand our coverage. even south carolina's governor said this has shattered the heart and soul of the entire state. there's no way to put into words what they have been through, but we are going to try and get some idea of where they go from here and how this community starts to heal. we are going to pick up our coverage in charleston, south carolina, coming up later tonight on news4. >> tune into "nbc nightly news" for the latest on the church massacre. as news breaks, we will keep you updated on our nbc washington app. >>> doug, we still getting clobbered? >> yeah we are, the rain moving through. the d.c. area now, downtown looking okay looking at one storm across the river in alexandria. right here. look down toward the severe thunderstorm warning, still for st. mary's county southern calvert county until 7:00 tonight

doreen back to you. . pat comes in fredericksburg. thank you pat. >>> prince george's county there is a search under way for the guy in this photo who sexually assaulted a little girl inside a pharmacy. this happened last friday in a riverdale road in new carroll ton. the child's parents were in the store at the time but were not with her at that time. >>> looking at the weather now, not so bad today, if you compare it to yesterday, how we looking from here on? >> vance yesterday, 96 the high. the heat index 103. today, we are about 20 to 30 degrees cooler at least feels 20 to 30 degrees cooler. look outside right now, shower activity, the clouds, the showers helping to keep showers way down today. you can see where the rain is, in through loudoun county, northern fauquier county around the district in and around the beltway, mostly just light showers, we will top to see that but you see how we have seen this move from west to east throughout the evening hours and throughout the late afternoon and we have got a lot more on this bounda

as our doreen gentzler shows us, doctors used this unique type of surgery not only to save a hand, but get her back out on the field. >> reporter: you don't to see this too often. a patient smiling during surgery, but here is ashley marchand beaming from ear to ear while she's wide awake during surgery to fix her hand. >> i could hear everything. i was sitting there and, you know, i could -- you could actually kind of feel him cutting into your hand. >> reporter: ashley's hand was crushed last summer when the utility task vehicle she was riding in flipped over. her hand was caught under the roof and she suffered some serious lacerations. broke four fingers, her wrist and her forearm. >> i never felt that pain in my life. a lot of conversation came up about amputateing my hand. >> reporter: a softball player, ashley said she was devastated to hear she could lose her hand. doctors in maine where she was on vacation tried to fix it. using plates and screws, but after weeks of therapy, she still couldn't move it very well. that's when physicians at medstar georgetown university hospital to

it was really amazing. >> reporter: doreen gentzler, news4. >>> i like that saying there, when he turned 40 he felt healthier than 30. that gives you hope. >> exactly. your best is yet to come. i think the big thing is just writing it down, even if it's the old fashioned way to tracking exactly what you're eating and drinking a ton of water. >> water is the best thing. >> it is amazing. >> you are what you -- eat. >> exactly. >> it's the truth. >>> all right, coming up new information about a crash on 270. >> what we just learned in the last hour and a half about the driver. >>> chaos in california. gun fire erupts during gay pride celebrations. >> a live look outside, oh, we'll take this. record rainfall came through he why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go

but as doreen gentzler reports, doctors are finding fasting could be doing more harm than good. >> reporter: when robert frieze found out he would need to have part of his colon removed he said it wasn't the surgery he was afraid of. >> the concerns were around the interruption of things going on you know, the kids all the activities. you know, i wasn't sure how long it was going to put me out. >> reporter: but what robert didn't realize at the time was that his doctor was using a new approach to help him recover more quickly. something called enhanced recovery after surgery. >> we're doing this to make the patient feel better to get home and to recover quicker. >> reporter: enhanced recovery involves a series of steps before during and after surgery. it includes anesthesia drugs making sure patients are up and walking around after surgery, and most importantly loading up on carbohydrates before surgery. >> well, we just again looked at all the problems why people were staying in hospital for a prolonged period of time. we looked at starvation and nutrition. and we found there's an impact b

. >> doreen nbc news just confirmed that a junior agent is on administrative leave. he is accused of sending sexually suggestive text messages to a woman he met while working an event that the first lady attended last month. the agent is not assigned to the first lady's security detail but works in a field office. >>> also tonight the "washington post" is reporting that several dozen new secret service control service recruits have been placed in sensitive positions without finishing the required security clearance process. the new officers were added after a series of fence jumpers at the white house in recent months. secret service director joseph clancy says all of the clearances will be complete by the end of the week. the agency has been plagued with scandals in recent years. back in 2011 a man fired shots at the white house, but the secret service didn't realize the executive mansion had been hit until four days later when a housekeeper found broken glass inside. in 2012, more than a dozen agents and officers were imp mick kated in a prostitution scandal in bog

doreen is 91. their total ages are 194.hat beats the former world record for oldest newlyweds by six years. an added romantic twist, the couple got engaged on valentine's day. >>> all right. we are waking up to temperatures mainly in the 60s, 70s. off to a warm start. it will be a hot one today. another hot one monday and tuesday before we get relief wednesday. tracking the chance for severe weather on monday. another hot day today. get prepared for that. temperatures near 90. we could see the potential for some strong storms later on this afternoon. really into the evening hours and overnight. then we're tracking the chance for more storms monday and tuesday. monday we have the potential for severe weather. mostly cloudy now in philadelphia, 72 degrees. looking at winds out of the southeast at 5 miles per hour. temperatures to the north and west in the 60s. 66 in allentown. 69 in westchester. 60s and 70s to the south and east as well. 72 in dover, waking up to 70 in atlantic city. a warm one today as you head out this morn

chris, doreen, back to you. >> steve, thank you. with lots of personal information now in the hands of hackers, it's more important than ever to be careful online. our team coverage continues now with consumer reporter erika gonzalez. >> doreen, the bottom line here is that there are still ways to protect yourself, even if your personal information is compromise compromise compromiseed. it's not likely fraud. that's what cyber security expert wade baker told us today. for the millions of current and former federal workers involved, he says don't open work e-mails or documents on home servers or personal cell phones. remember that if you've got a security clearance europe zieshl in the eyes of the hackers and they want to catch you off guard. it may not be today. it may not be tomorrow. the key, wade says is to stay on your toes for a while. >> but what you should especially watch out for as a consumer is the subxwechblt attacks where you might be the target of collection intelligence solicitation bribery, any types of recruitment ac

>> reporter: well doreen, this is still going on right now. one group of paramedics has been literally going from place to place within a fairly small several block area all afternoon and all evening. now, this is especially frightening because a university of maryland study showed that 70% of the people who use this drug are teenagers. this ambulance is headed to a hospital and is followed by a police cruiser. inside is the 11th overdose victim paramedics have tended to since 1:00 this afternoon. they suffered symptoms that included terrible stomach cramps, vomiting hallucinations and agitation. all were found in a few block area between union station and the ccnv homeless shelter at send and d streets northwest. we found this wrapper on the ground nearby. it was labeled mr. nice guy a brand of strawberry-flavored synthetic marijuana. homeless outreach advocate said he encountered an obviously ill woman near the georgetown law school. >> i saw a woman when i thought was drunk and she was leaning on a pole where there was supposed to be a park

george kirby and doreen lucky got married today and set a world record at the oldest newlyweds.e is 103 years old. his young bride is just 91. there are seven children, 15 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. they were thrilled when the couple got engaged on valentines dayeen -- valentine's day of this year. george didn't get down on one knee to propose because he wouldn't be able to get back up. >> i wish we had cymbals here. >> i can't stop that. >> no. >> bryce harper though, let's go with bryce harper. >> talk about hitting it out of the park. >> hey, now. >> he's the engine -- very good. he's been the engine that powers the nats offense all season long. today, he did it again with the bat. bryce harper we're talking about with a late-game incidents has his >>> now, wusa 9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> all week been telling you about the nats june gloom, but one guy who has been immune to slumps, bryce harper, look at these numbers. second in the league in home runs. second in rbis. fifth in batting. first in walks, by the way. he's don

doreen, back to you. >> darcy spencer, thank you. >>> new york state police say they're following every lead in the escape of those two convicted and joyce mitchell is just the beginning. mitchell works at the clinton correction facility where david sweat and richard matt broke out almost a week ago. she is behind bars herself tonight and accused of smuggling contraband into the prison before their escape. there are now 300 more law enforcement officers involved in the search for these two killers. that search just hours away from entering its second week right now. nbc's jay gray has the latest on all this from upstate new york. >> reporter: almost a week after investigators say she helped two convicted killers break out of the maximum security prison where she worked, tonight joyce mitchell was formally charged for her role in the escape. >> she has been charged with promoting prison contraband first degree a class d felony, and criminal facilitation fourth degree a class a misdemeanor. >> reporter: the 51-year-old was a supervisor in the tailor shop of this prison where investigators

>> thank you doreen. this is an important question. there are some new items that he added to the conventionalist strategy that the u.s. used to run in the region. and here i have to explain that we have to differentiate between new items and the efficiency and effectiveness of these items and the strategy. meaning, one is that the counter messaging which is a new strategy that they are using that was missing in the previous force that they they had in the past so. they are, in other words having involving what we call the war of ideas. to fight daesh or isil as i said. if now the other thing is, which is a lesson i understand that they learned from that battle of tikrit, that after the -- taking over tikrit, the larger scale loot that go we say in tikrit. now they are trying to establish a fund that deals with what john allen called the liberated population. >> right. [speaking at the same time] the. >> the stabilization and recovery he was talking about. >> exactly. in order to give assurances to the people that once daesh or isil is

. >>> doreen likes older men.hey are the oldest newlyweds. >> oh my god. >> i'm going to break that record. watch out. i'm coming for you. >> that's very sweet. >> it's nice. never too late to start. >> sure. you like being married. >>> yesterday was the national puerto rican day parade. i feel like i'm related to all the puerto rican people in the nation and in a way i am. my dad was one of 17 children. his four surviving siblings were there. it was beautiful and filled with pride. it is the largest parade in new york. almost 2 million people. usually without incident. like yesterday, totally without incident. they clean up after. it was a great party. >> you have redeemed the puerto ricans because sometimes we get a bad rap. dana? >> gretchen carlson has a new book out tomorrow. it's called "getting real." she did a piece on it today at 2:00 p.m. you can learn a lot more about her and all the things she's done. >> set your dvrs. >>> jeb makes three. another bush joins the family business and launches the run for

our doreen gentzler explains. >> i had a weight problem since i was a little kid. >> reporter: jay say he used to hit the gym five times a week. everything from lifting weights to cardio. yet this was him, overweight and suffering from high cholesterol and high blood sugar. >> it was very frustrating. >> reporter: just look all around d.c., you will see a lot of people just like jay running biking, buying gym memberships and classes at expensive fitness studios. but experts say if their goal is to lose weight, all that exercise might not be helping and could even be causing weight gain. >> the problem is that people often look at exercise as a license to eat. >> reporter: todd miller is associate professor of exercise and nutrition science at george washington university's milken institute school of public health. he says exercise stimulates hunger. so people eat more and usually too much after a workout. to make things worse, moe underestimate the number of calories that going for a run or a cycling class will burn. >> it's hard to burn a lot of calories through exercise. most people

they are newly wednesdays, the world's oldest, george kirby and doreen lucky. >> lucky in love.e lived together in england for about 30 years, but they finally decided it's about time to tie the not. the ceremony was relaxed with george happy to remain see thed. george has lived so long because he's kept fit with gardening and boxing. >> a loft events going on around the area, but today t philadelphia celebrates the lgbt community in a big way in its annual gay pride festival. the parade will format 13th and locust streets right around noon and march all the way to penn's landing.g3 we will be out there you will see updates throughout the day. make sure you keep watching fox 29. we'll be right back. welcome back at 8:45 taking a look at some more headlines right now a very, very sad one, a drowning of a little girl. this was a girl that was pulled from a pond in delaware. on north london road. the 4 year old wandered away from her parents, officials pulled her from the water, raised her to the hospital, tragically she died. bill, and one of the segments everybody looks forward t

as doreen gentzler reports, doctors are seeing the injuries more and more. >> reporter: take a look atsion blender. the hand belongs to helen sprainer. >> my blood ran cold when i realized i couldn't get my hand out of blender. that was like, well, i really hope i still have a finger. >> reporter: that blade was stuck on helen's hand for more than two hours until doctors were able to remove it. >> it's surprising, but something that is not unheard of. >> reporter: orthopedic hand surgeon dr. kessler says he sees injuries like helen's at least once a week. people who injure themselves while preparing food. some of the most common accidents are cutting hands and fingers while slicing bagels taking pits out of avocados separating frozen hot dogs and hamburgers and like helen getting caught in the blades of blenders mandolins and food processors. >> people can last aerate tendons or nerves. there can be other tearing injuries from the blender. >> reporter: nearly 900,000 americans end up in the emergency room due to kitchen related injuries every year. that's according to a 2002 consumer p

the next 10 to 15 minutes, get those umbrellas ready, move through though fairly quickly and yes, doreen going to cool things down. >> sounds good. thank you, doug. >>> they were coming from a birthday party. he was coming from a graduation party. but their seemingly chance encounter ended with two men dead, a third wounded and a 15-year-old charged with murder. news4's pat collins is in fredericksburg, virginia with details. pat? >> reporter: two celebrations that somehow lead to a done frontation and a case of double murder. three men stabbed, two of them killed. the suspect is a 15-year-old boy and now, he is facing first-degree murder charges. people in fredericksburg are talking much much you know, you have parents not raising their kids right you know what i'm saying? get a altercation, why would you stab somebody? >>'s mere child mere baby. charged with two counts of first-degree murder? >> first-degree murder? yeah. it's unfathomable. just unreal. >> reporter: police tell the story this way. it happened around 2:00 sunday morning. we have a group of adults leaving that bar over t

george kerby and doreen lucky got married. she's 91, he's 103. men are unbelievable.couldn't find someone his own age? technically, they're the world's oldest newlyweds. i like to think of them as the order's newest oldlyweds. the happy couple george and dorin were together 27 years before she tied knot, then she got pregnant so he did the right thing. listen in. >> a surprise, really. after all this time, getting married again. quite happy. everybody's been very nice. >> who's married? >> we were. >> we were? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do the vows count if you forget them immediately? that's something. beautiful ceremony. they exchanged vows and medical alert bracelets. their something blue was varicose veins. the bride thought the groom was getting cold feet but turned out to be rigor mortis. the flower girl was 78 years old. thank you. oh, hey, by the way. father's day is on sunday. if you haven't got your dad a card yesterday, member there's nothing like a golf-themed father's day card to let dad know you know absolutely nothing about him. in h

it started with a 2012 report by doreen gitsz letter. she spoke to women who became deformed after getting illegal injections in hir backsides. these pictures are from the women we spoke with. doctors told us the silicone that was used could have been industrial grade or even mixed with other substances like motor oil or even rubber cement. and they said getting these injections can lead to major complications everything from kid any failure to heart attacks or or as we've just seen, even death. >> looking at weather now, i don't know if it's a meteorological term, but i would describe this day as downright yucky. doug, should we get used to this or what? >>> i think we can, vance at least over the next 24 to 48 hours. then we'll see if things relax a little bit. but you're right, it was nasty if not yuck wri this morning and it's getting that way again right now. look at the rain just kind of move back into the area. another little disturbance moving up that's helping the rain to develop the clouds starting to lower across our region. t

doreen back to you. >> adam tuss at tysons corner thank you. >>> a violent attack on metro. why the person responsible suspect facing any charges. >>> the manhunt intense fizz after a bold prison break. they used power tools and even taunted police. now, a new clue about their possible whereabouts. >>> the outpouring of support for a local teacher who is in a coma after a serious car crash. tonight how her husband is using the power of song to try to help her heal. >>> we have got a couple severe thunderstorm warnings back to the west, including fauquier county. look at this line of very strong storms continuing to develop and intensify. i'm tracking a you will of it, got a tornado watch until 8:00. look at some of the video we have taken tonight, lightning and very heavy rain coming through, some of this around judiciary square, notice the wind swim. i have got i (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> all right. let's take a look. you are looking at live pictures o

>> reporter: doreen, victoria callahan was 19 years old. as you said yesterday was her birthday, from sterling virginia, came here to the echo stage to celebrate her birthday with her friends and she never made it home. late last night, staff here at echo stage called police because callahan had collapsed. she was transported to medstar hospital where this morning she died. she overdosed on the drug known as molly. now, echo stage is a popular night spot with college kids and teenagers, a lot of times, they have all age shows. last night, the australian dj flume was playing here. police are investigating this death of a molly overdose the second time in two years someone has overdose and died on molly at the echo stage. earlier today, i spoke with a manager here at echo stage who

and of course more on copa america with doreen. >> not just watching for skills and they are inspiringwant the latest tattoos and we have more. >> reporter: movie stars have their favorite dress designers but when it comes to futbol players for many this is the man to see. >> here i am with nidal and i tattooed him in italy. >> reporter: chile tattoo artist has made a name for himself tattooing some of the most famous stars especially people from chile who can't seem to get enough. >> translator: mostly the images are good luck charms and names or portrait of their children or mother symbol meant to protect their career. >> reporter: english futbol star david beckam was the pioneer and not just them but fans demand tattoos. >> europe and south america, it's so pronounced but in our society the futbol player is an important person and there are a lot of youngsters that want to follow in their footsteps so imagine they want to copy their look and they want the haircut and others too. >> reporter: tattoos are a worldwide fashion but following the trends set by futbol stars is something th

. >> doreen gentzler will have much more at 11:00, including what doctors say are the most common injuries they see in a kitchen. >>> new at 5, a new time line released in the deadly shooting in arlington. police accounting for the minutes and the seconds before officers shot a man who was involved in a domestic dispute. >>> and the local teenager who made it all the way to general manager work in just two years. our zachary kiesch finds out what's next for him. >>> we're talking about some temperatures that are well below average. coming up a very warm may. take a look at the june cooldown. high temperatures the next um can days only in the 60s, maybe the 70s. our average up to 81. i'll show you how long this pattern lasts in my forecast. >>> it has been a cool and drizzly kind of day. we still have some showers coming our way. >> yeah. >> it is a hot tea and soup kind of day. >> it really is. the amazing thing about it is we were just the warmest may ever. >> i know! >> seven 90 degree days, 902 yesterday. now we're at 63. it's rather cloudy dreary. we've got showers coming in. the umbre

have been up staged by last in and out's pear, the george kirby, age 103 and his 91-year-old bride doreenuckie after living together george popped the question on valentine's day the newlyweds age is 194. tigers lions hippopotamus escaped from the zoo in former soviet georgia after heavy flooding. they were recaptured. now the weather rain continues across parts of the upper ohio river valley and sections of the northeast, usually warm in the pacific northwest. the week ahead occasional showers in the northeast sunny in the northwest and hot and summery in the southwest. next robots. friend or foe? later -- >> time travel. >> on the fast track. . >> osgood: it could turn out to be mankind's biggest technological leap forward. artificial intelligence, ai far short. unless all the ai in doubt robots decide to take over for us some day. our cover story is reported by david pogue of yahoo! tech. down. >> taught us about robots. some day walk on two feet like people. and second most of them will eventually turn on us. but in real life, always seem to be 20 years away. well, don't look now. las

. >>> a couple from britain is proving that young love doesn't have to be so young george and doreenves as husband and wife at the age of 103 and 91. they have been together for 27 years but last valentines day george decided to take it to the next level. george said when he got on one knee to propose he wasn't sure if he would be able to get backup. great sense of humor there. with a combine age of 194 they are now the oldest newlywed, in britain. how about that. good for them. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 here's what we have at 8:00. water gushing from a broken main in west philadelphia causing a flood of problems this morning in, that neighborhood. we are live on the scene following this breaking news coming up next. >>> also ahead pool safety, some advice for keeping your family in, keeping your family safe if you are heading to the pool this sum iser. >>> carol returns with more on this heat and humidity, we will be right back. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning t