jim,doreen, back to you. >> pat collins. thank you, nt. >>> whe we come right back, the news 4 i-team showed you the video that led toomplaints against a special police officer. those complaints and others reportedly unanswered. >> next at 6:00, jodie fleischer is back with a followup on changes that could be after her first report. >>> another of the women acsing virginia's lieutenant governor of sex assault telling her story on national tv ramping up pressure for a new investigation. >>> i'm adam tuss after yet another deadly accident on the train tracks here involving an amtrakci train. ofs want to know how it allll happened. i' tell you whyhere are new t fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you stay up and running. we lost power... but not to that. i want that. (laughing) start

hi, amelia. >> good even, jim and doreen. the national weather service has already issued a flash flood watch for most of the area. this is going to start tomorrow ndat noon a run through 5:00 a.m. on your saturday. on storm team 4 radar behind me, it's that system that's headed our way. check it out. all of e areas heren solid green are going to be under that flash flood watch. this is the entire d.c. metro area. wn through charles county, up through frederick county and maryland and even back into parts of the panhandle of west virginia. as we track waves of heavy rain moving through the area tomorrow, mainly later in the day. in totale'll see about 1 to 2 inches, up to 3 inches if possible in some locations. and i can't say this enough, if you have a flooded road tomorrow, especially during the overnight hours, turn around, don't drown. flooding is going to be the biggest concern i'm tracking. but also the potential for some damaging winds. i'm going to have much more on that and the timing coming up at 6:25. >> all right,

hi julie. >> hi doreen. as you know, prince william county has grown over the oast coup decades and so has the minority population. until recently few people color have been willing to jump into the political arena. this special election assigned a more diverse pool of candidatese and in this chey're coming from both parties. an african-american man or an indian american man. one of the them is go to join a of supervisors that has this. looked like not a single person of color. >> now we finally on our verning body, finally have someone who looks like the majority of thecommunity. this is incredible. >> reporter: republica -- an army veteran, businessman and r, firefighte angry embraces the prospect of becoming the first member of the board. >> as i look now and realize that i'm that mark on t wall for kids who aspire to o all nority races, whatever, gender. >> reporter: singh who came here from india at age 24 is a ss busin who owns four 7/11 franchises. the fact that he can make history is unimportant to >

doreen gens l doreen doreen gentzler is here to tell us which shots we need. > as we e, our immune system becomes more vul nearabnerable things like the flu andin es. there are several vaccines adults need to consider depending on yourge. alex joyce says his mother didn't believe in vaccines when he was growing up. >> she waso i alternative medicine. she chose not to vaccinate me when i was a child. >> as an adult he took charge and made his own dec ions about hialth. >> when i was about 35, and we were expecting our first child, my we and i decided it would be a good idea togh go thr and get all of my vaccinations that i would have had as a hoild. >> chi vaccines like the mmr protect against measles, mumps and rubella. as we get older there are additional vaccines we need to stay health >> not only should you be worrying about your own self and have a ily, but you do responsibility to the community. >> the doctor is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases at the national institute of health in bethesda. >> there areaccines that are some core vaccines tha

i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm leon harris. a tragedy for the entire world to watch tonight.e've seen the cathedral spire collapse, the roof is gone, but finally we do haveome good news there on that fire fight. >>> plus a round of deadly spring storms takes a life here ina virginia. oman killed when a tree pierced her ho in stafford county. >>> and a new promise about the mueller report. we're now told to expect it on thursday. o democrats sein that and the presidens still hidden tax returns on this tax day.nn >> ancer: news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >>> for centuries people from all over the world have been awestruck by the beauty of the notre dame cathedral in paris. >> today the icon went u in ames right at the beginning of holy week. >> the fire is now significantly weaker. french president emmanuel macron says it the towers and facades still standing and should be able to be saved. >> but the entire roof is gone and crews are rushing now to save priceless works of art inside. nbc has our update tonight. >>m flames shot fro the roof of theld centuries o

jim, doreen, back to you. >> we thank y forharing those memories with us, pat. like they know pat. we just got to know him ale w lot better. >> we sure did. >> you're sharing feelings that hundreds and hundreds of people have about providence hospital his what it has meant to community. it is a sad day to see these hospital closings. pat. you, >>> let's turn to weather now. we are on a little bit of a temperature roller coaster thisk we right? >> yeah. temperatures today 83 degrees. pesterday being 62. a 21 degree temrature llfference. tomorrow it wie about 15 to 20 degree temperature difference the other way. thentu a 30 degree tempera difference the other way on thursday. we're talking the hottest day so far this year coming up on thursday. high temperature y, here they are. we actually hit 83. 81 in frederick. 83 down towards fredericksburg. very warm everywhere. right now we're currently siting a 79. cloud cover across the area. 78 by 7:00 dropping through the 70s into the 60s by around 11:00. could be some shower or thunderstorm activity around 8:00 or 9:00

thanks, n doreen. d to start a go fund me page. >> there you go. >> go find it. >>> we're going to be running through the rain tomorrow. >> i want to talk more about that this is interesting. eah, we've got storms coming tomorrow. we're talking about strong, potentially severe thunderstorms during the day tomorrow too. yeah. a good day to maybe get inside from the gym. you're wot going tot to be outside. it looks like it's going to be stormy. we've got the sunshine in d.c. in the foreground. in the background you've got the darker clouds. that's where the clouds have been all day. to the nor of washington. right now we're at 72 grahe gaitburg. even cooler in the 60s up around frederick. that's again where the rain is. you could r see thatn up around frederick. most of it is very light. you're dealing with light rain over towards baltimore county. light rain there too. you can see what i'm talking about right along i-70. this is moving o towards the east. we have another area back here this should also

. >> it really was, jim and doreen. this video is amazing.er 17 people hurt, including a firefighter. and the owner of a coffee shop in that area died. but it could have been a whole lot worse.he afterontractor hit the gas line, police quickly evacuated as many people as they could from the area. and in less than 30 minutes, the massive explosion. >> it was a really loud boom. you could hear the explosion all e way on the other side of town. >> a building partially collapsed and five others were damaged. and the streets of downtown durham likely still have debris on them tonight. >> the whole apartment shook. ceilings like fell down, the windows blew out. it's just cry. >> i got rattled completely out of bed. my dog freaked out. >> this brought to f mind us several major gas explosions that happened in pretty populated areas in the last few years like this one in san francisco. damage ther five buildings. and just last year dozens of explosions erupted in three towns outside of boston. you can see those homes were compl

again, doreen, i'm assuming nner plans. tennis?right on both counts. >> you missed a wild friday night. >> i did. for sure. amelia had everybody covered. >> they did. they did a great job. thank you, doug. >>> coming up, the capitals trying to d somethinghey were pretty good at last year. dave's up next with sports. >>> first here is l with a look at what's ahead. >> jim and doreen, new details from the deadly easter bombings erseas. why the threat may not be over and what we now know about the americans killed. also the heartwarming story of a puppy stolen and found 2,000 miles from home and finally reunited with its family two years soson i want you to know thing very important. their products have won over 400 awards for quality. kind of like cooper's solar system. look at that thing. absolute monster. but hey we did great too. not aldi great, but regular grea.. beat him... ...plants? r over 400 awards foality. another way we're changing shopping for the better. aldi. shop differentli. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em o

doreen gentzler reports. >> reporter: alex joyce said his mother didn't believen n vaccines w was growing up. >> she was into alternative medicine. she chose not to vaccinate me when i was a child. >>eporter: as an adult, he took charge m andade his own decisions about his health. >> when i was about a35 we were expected our first child, my wife and i decided it wou g be ad idea to go through and get all of my vaccinations that i would have had as ach d. ripe vaccines like the mmr protect against measles, mumps, and rubella. if it's done on time, it offers protection for life. but doctors say it's never too late get vaccinated. and as we get older, there are additional vaccines we need to aay healthy m. >> you have responsibility to the community. >> reporter: the director of the national institute of allergyd infectious diseases at the national institutes ofesealth in be -- >> there are vaccines that are some core vaccines that all adults should get. >> reporter: among the core vaccines, the flu.sh you should get one every year. the td which protects against tetanus, diphtheria, and whoo

doreen, back to you. >> thankpa you. collins. >>> speaker of house nancy pelosi has asked for enhanced security for minnesota congresswomanan ilh omar. a freshman democrat says she's fatsi fa facing threats after president trump tweeted a video of comments she made after 9/11 enter cut with images. critics say omar down played the attacks. "the new york times" reports she'seived dozens of threats even before the president's tweet. omar is not thest fir member of congress who has needed extra security. capital police have received more than 400 requests for enhanced protection just in the past year. scott macfarlane is in our newsroom to break down what he learned aut that toda scott. >> good evening. at least 460 cases in 2018 alone according to congressional capital police helped arange enhanced security for events staged by or attended by members of congress either by oanizing local police out of town or sending their own dignity protection unit officers from d.c. capital police also report about 100 events in the d.c.

doreen. >> blayne alexander. it's going to be interesting. >>> aowuick fact check n on a claim president trump made today about an interaction with his ormer white house counsel don mcgahn. in a tweet this morning the president said he never told mcgahn to fire special counsel robert muell. e problem is mcgahn told the special counsel he resisted the' presiden order to remove muell mueller citing he would rather sign. after the mueller report came out, democrats on the house judiciary committee subpoenae mcgahn to testify but president trump is fighting that subpoena. most legal experts say it will be difficult for the whitelaouse to cim executive privilege since mcgahn's testimony is already public. >>> well, the fate of the redskins season could lie with decisions being made tonight. >> in a lot of ways the season actually starts tonight f the redskins and that's because it's the first round of the nfl draft which begins in just a few hours from now. the team could be looking to make some really big moves. >>>

i'm doreen gentzler. >> a long awaited victory celebration. leon harris.the national champions have arrived back hom in charlottesville. that is some cherished hardware in his hands there. the virginia cavaliers got off the bus at john paul jones arena in the past 45 minutes or so. the team greeted by a couple thousand of the wahoo faithful. nny of who were out late celebrating lasht the win over texas tech. >> david culver was out there with him and he begins our live team f coveragm charlottesville. da

doreen. >> all right. meagan fitzgerald k porting. thanu. >>> now to the single census question, the far reaching ripple effects for a decade to come. the question asks are you an american citizen. it's critics sayt's meant to intimidate immigrants and reduce the number of democratic seats congress. president trump argues the question will yield valioble informat bloi blayne alexander is live outside the supreme court. >> reporter: it's been there before but it hasn't been on the main form sce 1950. now the trump administration is workin to bring it back. it's a supreme court showdown over a single question. can the trump administration ask a pers's citizenship. 18 states are fighting to remove that question saying it would scare immigrant communities, especially undocumented immigrants from participating in the census all together. in fact, theesovernment mates as many as 6.5 million people would not fill out the form. meaning the population county thatecides federal dollars for things like roads and schools could be skewed. >> it wi

but joy doreen beard joins us from nairobi right or wrong joy does africa have enough software developers. aggregate has more than enough to have developed as developed as in general i can name hundreds of them from nairobi and on and then it's go down so to south africa you know you will see it when thousands of development as they journey has got the same and north africa as well as going to the seams of the question are you saying that there is not enough developed to tap into on the african continent is completely wrong and i think really needs to resign that statement and just give hope to the african startups who are trying to change the way the economy is being perceived across the continent and i guess what people are also getting angry about on social media is that this is a multinational european outfit that's penetrating the african market and it's a lie to sell it as completely african as the c.e.o. say well yeah but. beyond that what really these. tech entrepreneurs are really mad about is the fact that the c.e.o. actually did not show any trust in african stopped for him to

. >> reporter: wendy, doreen does medical stories and am tuss, transportation. i do story about atm theft there's been so many it's become a beat. here we go again. this me, a 7-11 on barnum street in mr. rainier. start to finish, about six minutes. cuthe surveillance video. look closelys at thi pickup truck with a ladder rack on top. book!ksnto the store that dislodges the atm inside. one try didn't do i so, boom, they did it again. and, boom, a third time. then, the three robbers pull and push and try to get that money machine into that truck. nothing. they leave the mess and the money behind. now, i really shouldn't tell you how muchoney is in these atms, but a source gave me a range of how much cash is involved. i wrote it down. is that a lot of money? >> wow! that's a lot of money. >> reporter: police believe this is the same group of robbers who have been targeting atms at 7-11s in our area. by my count, there have been eight atm s jobsince the first of the year. thieves using a stolen pickup. robbers smashing into thest e, dislodging the atm, and then try

that these could be made to watch elephants that could ultimately damage the president all right doreen janes in istanbul thanks so much. now to what's being billed as the biggest german football match any is by in munich host to dortmund to nice in what could prove to be a bundesliga title decider dortmund have a two point lead over defending champions by an at the top of the table but injury hit dortmund looks set to be without a player that got the better of them earlier this season i the last time these two sides met it was with the decisive match winner for daughter mind. now they're looking for a repeat their performance the season has even won over their archrivals by on. somebody before becoming when you describe dortmund supposed to observe appropriate notes and they're having a very good season. can do much of the bidding of thinking that makes less mistakes when. that team more often than not is by on a look at their recent head to head record shows by and with the advantage they've won three of the last for their classic cars aided in great part by former top one player robe

doreen, back you to. >> scary story. thank you. patns colli >>> as we await the release on thursday of a redacted version of the special counsel report someurrent and former white ouse oicials are concerned about president trump's wrath. they were advised to cooperate with the special counselig investation and they did. nbc news has learned they are now worried about potential blow back from their boss. blayne alexander is at the white house where there's a o lot anxiety behind the scenes. blayne. >> reporter: this renewed countdown is raising the big qustion not only what' inside the special counsel's report, but how much of it is actually going to be seen. we're now lessn tha 48 hours from when we expect to find out. the white house bracing for thursday's expected release of special counsel robert mueller's redacted russia report. more than a dozen current andfo er white house officials have cooperated with mueller. now nbc news has learned that some of them are worri the release of the nearly 400-page report could expose them fo

. >> reporter: doreen, democrats are emboldened. in fact, they're really zeroing in on the part of the report that talks about obstruction and they're getting a political fuel from that. house democrats are taking new steps to see everything that mueller's uncovered. >> 448 redacted pages now public. but house democrats demanding more. issuing subpoenas for special counsel robert mueller's full russia report without redactsens. >> becauhis is what we got, this is a big part of what the american people got and we deserve more. we deserve the full report. >> reporter: some house republicans slamming the action. one calng it wildly overbroad. while mueller did not accuse president trump of any criminal wrongdoing, the redacted rort released by attorney generalar william detailed the president's reatedttempts to impede the investigation. for some democrats, renewing talks of impeachment. >> we certainly need to continue the investigative work to determine are there other ways this president is oompromised are there other offenses thato

i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim handly. now at 6:00, the french president vows toft rebuild aer the devastating fire. tonight prayers and singing in the streets of paris. we're learning the cathedral building is not completely safe yet. > here at home a ride share ripoff. a woman shares her story with news 4 about getting int the wrong car. the driver took her home, then he took her stuff.ou how y can protect yourself. >>> and nerves at the white house tonight over the special counsel report not from the president, but from staffers who are about to have their answers for robert mueller made public. >>> french president e mmmanuel macron said it is his country's duty to ruild notre dame. >> he wants theni icoc cathedral rebuilt in five years. parts of the building still unstable, though, after that devastating fire. >> here is a look at the before an the after photo. the image on the right shows notre dame today. that spire we saw come crashing down is gone. entire roof.ly t >> last night at 11:00 we showed you the first im

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people with seriousten allergies or anyone trying to stick to a strict gluten-free diet. >> here's doreen gentzler with the findings. >> many of those foods labeled gluten free maye. not b the study was published and found more than 30% of restaurant foods labeled gluten free still contain in gluten. the worst offenders? pizza and pasta. more than half the samples tested had gluten in them. fast food restaurants were much more likely to have gluten in their samples than sit-down restaurants were. an no restaurant names were used in this study. some had questions of results because some study authors have connections to the device that's used to test the sarms. the celiac disease foundation say they may have been more likely to test foods they suspected wereta connated resulting in a larger portion testing positive. the foundion says the study is evidence of the challenges for people who need to maintain a strict gluten free diet. >>> just ahead, we are showcasing a program to get kids active. >> the history behind this grassroots organization and tow it planso serve our community in the f

that was doreen gentzlerpo ing.er parents hope the story will help others know the sign oa possible spinal cord injury. if your childf complains neck or back pain or has paralysis and paisley was released from the hospital last week and her family sent us this video of her taking her first steps at home. she will need intensive rehab but doctors are optimistic about her rs overy au can imagine, the medical bills are a piling up. and the family has set up gofundme page to cover the costs and if you want to help we've posted the link on nbcwashington.com. f >> good her. >> what a relief. >> help those folks out. >> for her and her parents. >>> promise something teenagers look forrrd to and remem for years. >> yes, they do. coming up, the group makg sure finding and payingor the f >>> the most memorable thing from high ayhool promot be where it was or who you went with. t i remember both >> so true. for many it is what you wore. that is why an organization in prince george's county is making sure high school seniors ha

doreen. >> blayne alexander reporting.hank you, blayne. >>> former vice president joe biden just wrapped up his first campaign rally of his 2020 presidential campaign. he spoke at a teamsters hall in pittsburgh. his theme, rebuilding miamerica le class. >> by the way, i make no apologies. i am a union man. quite frankly, folks, if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020, it's going to happen here. [ applause ] >> the former vice president is currently leading most polls of the democratic nominees. analysts say that's due in part to his name recognition. >>> turn now to the weather. it warms up a little bit from our chilly start this morning. >> it got a little warmer, but doug, we' ready for those 70s and 80s again. >> yeah, i know. you get kind ofpo sed when they're there for a couple days. then when they go away, wait a second. today was one of those we're on the cool side for sure. average high is 71 degrees. we saw high so far of only 6 take a look at the numbers now. 59 the current temperature in d.c. only 5

. >> reporter: good evening, doreen. i guess this cold weather is good for something. it's great for the cherry blossoms. lly,s making it a little ch but that's not stopping the crowds from coming down. inn city of divided by politics, the national park service hopes the cherry blossoms can be something that brings us all together. >> cheomy bloseason is that one time of year where everybody in d.c. seems to agree oe rything for the next week or ten days. it's not going to be blue or red. everybody isocussed on pink. >> despite the chilly temperatures, throngs of people came to the tidal basin and were lucky enough to catch the first day of peak bloom >> it's chilly, but temperatures keep the blossoms from going on to the next stage which is the green leaves. >> reporter: like every year the park service wants to remind everyone that climbing on the trees or pulling off the bloois no no. even on a chilly weekday, traffic around the tidal basin was bumper to bumper. this man h been coming every year for the past 35 years to take in the blossoms. >> this is the blessing

we're not just having film and poetry, but we have a combination of film and poetry with a piece by doreenat revolves around a poem by the palestinian-american poet hala alyan. and so, the film itself is a short film structured around her reciting this poem. so, i think combining these genres is exciting, too. robert: yeah. you know, the challenge of getting people to embrace poetry or to at least even expose themselves to it, as well as to come to a film festival, especially one that is sort of geared toward opening your eyes to like new things, it's quite a challenge, isn't it? aileen: yeah, i think it's so important for us to tell our stories, whether in film or in poetry. it's a way for other people to see through our ethnic lens. and by doing so, i think it brings us closer towards breaking that sense of otherness and lack of representation, and even that bamboo ceiling that so many of us inhabit on a daily basis. robert: yeah. the filmmakers that are part of the film festival, they have kind of that same perspective, don't they? in trying to like, you know, break new ground and, you

i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim handly. some beautiful weather made for a big turnout for a local teenager gunneddo . >> more than 300 people showed up to remember ea19-yr-old trey dawkins. ends f friends and family say the football player was doing good. plloons were released sky ward. >> then is so raw for the 19-year-old. they spelled out his name candles as way to keep him near. the family is sll in shock from the late night phone call confirming the worst. the one person who did not survive theot shog last tuesday night was trey. >> he was a good kid, a good friend, a good brother. >> vickyibld herson. high te of northwest school who was taking classes at mokt college as someone who loved to help. >> one of his best friends. my mother and my father's house. they said that he would help do a resume and help get a job h wherwas safe. and he would help me get in e. colleg going to college where he went to school the shooting remains under investigation by montgomery county police. >> few families plan on burying a child.

. >> "changing climate," news4 special report starts now with doreen gentzler and dg kammer kaer 'r al the banks of the chesapeake bay with one of the most important issues of our time. we're not here to coverhe debate over climate change, the science speaks for itself. >> instead we're covering the impact it has on eachvnd eery one of us. we're taking an in-deooh lk at the climate crisis and the call to action. the landscape is not only changing here along the chesapeake bay, it's happening in coastal regions around our area. >> and images like these are hard to forget as rising floodwaters ravage parts annapolis, alexandria and georgetown during storms over the last decade. >> scenes like this will only become mor common. the temperature across the globe has risen 1.5 degrees fahrenheit over the last century with much of that happening the last 30y rs. the effects of this warming are huge and human activity is to blame. our planet is like a greenhouse and our atmosphere is the glass to that greenhouse, trapping heat and radiaon from the sun. now, this is a balancing act. without the

good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'mim handly. gusty winds and a tornado warning for parts of maryland and virginia today. chopper 4 flying over this evenin where a tree crashed. police stopped traffic in bothn directio while crews big branches. >> we found children rescued from the school bus trapped under downed wires. thankfully nobody hurt here. severe weather moved out n and chief meteorologist doug kammerer explains what's in store for the weekend. hi, doug. >> friday, that means more storms. we've seen them last week. wst tornadoning was friday and the line of storms that came in earlier and you could see it pushing way out into the atlantic. behind he, notice wind direction here. the storm moving from south to north and now from north to south. what does? that mean that is a much colder direction for the wind and let's take a look at this. wind advisory in effect for areas in the brown, that includes montgomery county, howard county, northern and the west, winds could be gusting upwards of 50 miles per hour tomorrow in thi

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doreen. >> thank you, leon. >>> as summer approaches many will be looking for ways to savs money we canfford to go on vacation, but as nbc's steve patterson explains, if you are looking to save money at the gas pump you may not have to look further than yourwn habits. >> reporter: with he price of gas shooting up to more than $4 a gallon in some parts of the country, consumers searching to money may not have to look further than their own habit. here is a big one. stop filling up with premium gasoline. according to a new study, the premium gas comes with a premiut price tag t most vehicles don't need. aaa discovered for 84% of cars on the rasd premi provides no noticeable performance advantage, mileage boost oex evn a engine protection. >> drivers are wasting about $2.3 billion every year using premium fuel when the regular uel would be just fine for their vehicles. >> reporter: for the average driver, switching from premium to regular gas would save $300 at t pump this year. >> look, many drivers think gas, but needs premi here is how you know for sure. if it says recommended anywhere

here's doreen gentzler with the findings of an alarming new study. >> reporter: manse of tho foods labeled glutenree may not be. the study was published in the american journal of gatroenterology. it found more than 30% of foods labeled gluten free contain gluten. the worst offenders, pizza and pasta. more than half the samples tested had gluten in them. fast food restaurants were much more likely to have gluten ins their samplean sit-down restaurants were. and no restaurant names were used in udis st some have questioned the results because some study authors have connects to the deve that's used to test the samples. the celiac disease foundation saying they may have tested more foods they suspected were contaminated resulting in a larg proportion of foods testing positive. still, the foundation says the study is evidence of the challenges for people who need to mntain a strict gluten-free diet. >>> well, guys, we do have severe weather. we're weather alert for this afternoon. multiple rounds of storms headed our way. heavy rain leading toflooding, damaging winds leading to power outages.

forcibly removed from the ecuadorian embassy as we saw in london came off to a strip to make is that doreen citizenship i'm revoked his asylum which was granted seven years ago ecuador says. to have his asylum in multiple ways well the country's former foreign minister ricardo patino claims the current ecuadorian government struck a deal with washington. what is clear here is that moreno who is currently the president of ecuador has reached an agreement with the u.s. they agreed to loans from the international monetary fund and an exchange two things hand over julian a songe and the process of the latin american integration moreno has betrayed his homeland british police to enter our embassy the embassy which we've been defending since two thousand and twelve it's clear that the death penalty still exists in the us i repeat it's public information they commit barbaric acts of torture against those they consider an enemy clearly julian assange is an enemy to them that's exactly why we gave him political asylum. well arty's going underground spoke to songes long time legal advisor he explaine

. >>> a closer look what it could mean for your health.hi doreen. >> did you know skin cancer is the most common in the united states? 1 in 5 of us will develop some form of skin cancer in our lifetime. our changing climate may be partly responsible. >> it was really a pretty grim prognosis. the doctors i saw at the time were sort of telling me to get my affairs in order. >> reporter: heat ta bro >> reporter: leita brown is a married teacher who went to see the doctor about a st on her leg that wouldn't go away and pretty soon had a tor the size of a football. doctors diagnosed metastasic melanoma and it was spreading. >> i had it in my intestines and lungs. >> reporter: caused by sun exposure and frequ sunburns as a child. >> i went through those ranges of emotions of being terrified and scared and sad and a little bit angry. >> reporter: she signed a georgetown's cancer center. it doesn't have a high survival rate. >> it has taken this ccer that had only a 10% chance of people being alive at two years and chanhang thate of survival to 60, 70 or 80%. >> 3 to 4 months into the clinic

. >> reporter: doreen, what happened outere, mind-boggling. they say this guy targeted meno and secretly taking pictures of them nakedt a popular spa. 81 victims in all including three juveniles. this guy didn't use some special secreta cam or bluetooth device. nope, they say he used his cell phone. he took the pictures with his cell phone. and then sold them online. police say this m wt into the spa world facility in centreville, virginia, over a period of years secretly recorded pictures of 81 malecu omers including three juveniles. >> we're dling with inappropriate, unacceptable and illegal videotaping occurring in a space that should be private. >> reporter: theuspect identified as 28-year-old kwame anderson frort newews, virginia. they say on many occasions he came as a customer to spa world. took pictures with his cell phone and then sold those pictures on the internet. you can imagine what people aret saying abos. >> in a worth, it's -- >> disgusting. >> unspeakable. >> very wrong, very wrong. >> repter: police got onto the case last ye

not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >> play ball. >> yes. >> almost. >> (clapping). >> the size of tennis ball the object of the game our control to so when the players on both sides are bold at any rate the complete ends you do do scoring it is you'll get within point lead for this bonus first of all, a jack can be moved and a or picked up to some other point or move the jack with i have a goal behind the just a second a lot of elements to the game. >> we're about a yard long. >> aim a were not player i'll play any weighed see on the inside in the goal is a minimum the latter side will make that arc in i'm right-hand side i play my for hand and to my left if i wanted to acre my respect i extend so it is arced to the right have to be able to pray both hands. >> (clapping.) who one. >> nice try and hi, i'm been play lawn bowling affair 10 years after he retired i needed something to do so i picked up this paper and in th

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what happened was a nightmare.le doreen gen shares a warning from her parents. >>> we j happen to be the nicest place on the map. 71 degrees, the warmest temperature. temperature. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agenom get more eyes on your so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a dfin agent. >>> we're following breaking news, chopper 4 over the scene of this very smokey fire. this is chesapeake beach inlv t county. three firefighters were injured when one of these townhomes on fireartially collapsed. we don't know the extent of the injuries. our reporter on his way. on the scene of this townhouse fire, a lot of smoke there, people, we'll letw you k what develops. >>> those hollywood moms back in court today, felicity huffman and lori loughlin before a federal judge in that college admissions handal. whappens next. >>eporter: they've walked the red carpet and led multi-million dollar companies. today, more than a dozen parents were in federal court facing a judg

. >> reporter: well, doreen and jim, we have been checking in with police every hour. just got off the phone with an officer. this officer's medical condition has not changed. it remains critical. but the officer is stable andhe under watchful eye of doctors here at holy cross. this hospital is about two miley rom where this incident all began earlier this afternoon. let's go and show you some video we shot shortly after we arrived on the scene at westfieldll wheaton we're told that officer was investigating a shoplifter when the suspect just suddenly started to run. that officer gave chase and called him backup which arrived immediately. police are telling us the fact that those officers got to the oscene quickly saved officer's life. they noticed that their colleague was struggling, having some sort of medical episode. they jumped ily immediand started rendering aid until an ambulance could arrive and ultimately rush this officer here to holy cross. e're told he was alert and conscious, butagain, he is in critical condition at this moment. we heard fromef the police

i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm leon harris. the news 4 i-team digs into complaints overi thiso. some people tell us their complaints went unanswered. >>> peak bloom is here f the cherry blossoms. now the question is how long will it la we're live at the tidal basin and tracking rainy chill days ahead. >>> back to basics. president trump focused on the border w dleocrats threaten subpoenas. how a border shutdown could pact you. >> announcer: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> there are tw questions ight about president trump's threat to close out southern border and the possibility of unintended consequences. >> but first a white house whistle blower raises newns concbout protecting the nation's secrets. house democrats threen multiple subpoenas. >> the house oversight committee wants documents on the security clearance process for several senior white house officials that include the president's daughter ivanka trump, her husband jared kushner, and national security viser john bolton. the move follows a whistle blower's allegation that at least 25 employees were granted clearances a

. >> doreen, we have got some new reaction coming in just now from the family of that missi boy in illinois. the fbi says the man who claimeb to be thaoy eight years after his disappearance is not who he says he is. we'll have more from police and the family in just a few moments. >>> back toround zero. kind of reliving everything that did happen and renewing the loss. >>> also ahead, a change in virginia law tha aocates say targeted the poor. how it's about to change things for up to a million people. >>> and a big change for tomorrow from nice today,er teures in the 60s, close to 70 to the 50s andain. nasty friday moving our way. i'll show you what this storm means to your weekend as well. see you . >>> the fbi has debunched a young man's claim that he is a missing boy. from illinois >> the agency says his dna does not match timmothy pitzen's. that little boy was just 6 yeare old when disappeared in 2011. then yesterday there was a glimmer of hope. >> a young man said that he was 14, had just escaped from kidnapers, and h he sa was timmothy pitzen. now the boy's family is reliving the pai

. >> when w join you, doreen gentzler takes a look at the rising numbers and the impactn public healthue to follow that heartbreaking news out of paris. the fire today at the notre dame cathedral. >> it is still burning and it looks like they mayot be able to save this glorious, iconic building there. we're going to talk about the significance of notre dame and what it means to all of us all over the planet. >> it's just heartbreaking scenes coming out of there. back to you for now. i used to be that quday between monday and wednesday. but now, there's all this playful banter and staying up late. how am i supposed to read my book?hi ohuesday! i'm the quiet day, i was never supposed to be this much fun! [ screaming ] can you, can you win a little more quietly? just... >>> if you're justoining us, we are in weather alert mode because of strong winds outside. you check out the flag there. wind advisory until 8:00 p.m. amelia draper is back with the weather that moves in. >>> the storm system that blew through our area overnight vastated parts of the south yesterday. >> at least eight peop

i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm erika gonzalez. at 6:00 we are getting you ready ckr round two.aing our next line of storms moving in later this hour and lasting the rest of the night. >> we have flash flood watches, tornado watches, delayed and canceled flights. we're tracking the impact on this holiday weekend. >> your move. democrats face questions over impeape imachment while president trump lashes out at the mueller report and apparent confirmation that he tried to have the special counsel fired. >>> tragedies on local roaiv take fe lives. tonight police investigate whether speed played a role in two deadlys. cras >> announcer: news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> we've got another line of storms moving in. we've already seen it's packing south of us. >> we are watching for wn dopours, for strong wins, maybe even ado possible torna warning tonight. let get right to amelia andra soma >> that's right. the entire area under the tornado watch through midnight. that's not the only issue we're concerned about. the damagingwinds, flooding is a major potential. we're

here is doreen glentler with the findings of an alarming new study. many of the foods labelled gluten free may not be. it was published in a journal found more than 3 of restau foods labelled gluten free still contain some gluten. the worst offeers, pizza and pasta. more than half the samples tested had gluten in them. fast food restaurants were much more likely to have gluten inei samples than sitdown restaurants were.an no restaurant names were used in the study. some have questioned the results because some study authors have connections to the device that is used to test the samples. the celiac disease foundationy saying the may have been more likely to test foods they suspected were contaminated potentially resulting in a larger proportion of foods testing positive. still, the foundation said the study is evidence of challenges for people who need to maintain a strict gluten-free diet. >>> right now the good friday free market is open in prince yorge's county. molette green tol about this amazing community effort on wednesday. new life worship ce

doreen suffered a cardiac arrest at her is carried, her mechanic knew he had to act quest —— act quicklying blue. i started performing cpr and chess compressions and at that point i told the receptionist to phone a 999. although he has not use the term and save my life, that is definitely true. it has increased my survival rate. it meant that i... my my survival rate. it meant that i... my brain was not starved of oxygen for very long. away from hospital, around three point —— 3500 people suffer a cardiac arrest each year. the survival rate is low. 0ne suffer a cardiac arrest each year. the survival rate is low. one in 12 of those lives is saved. immediate cpr could save more. these youngsters at a high school in glasgow are learning how to get cpr. would they be confident to step in if somebody dropped down in front of them? i would not be put off doing this and learning how to do it before i actually need to do it on someone. before i actually need to do it on someone. aye, if nobody else was doing something. i would need to step in. all of scotland's councils have signed up. we should

. >> doreen and leon are next with news 4 at 6 okay. >>> good e>ning.w at 6:00, new information about the body found by fishermen over the weekend and what we know about possible connections to gang activity. >>> hate rattles the country again. jewish leaders and holocaust survivors with a message after uee deadly attack in a california synag over the weekend. >>> and the news 4 i-team digs into crackdowns on homeless camps. your money pays for them, but are they solving t problem or making it worse? >> announcer: news 4 at 6:00 begins withre bing news. >>> let's get first to that breaking news we've been following in northern virginia. a deadlyhead-on crash has shut down part of the gw parkway. >> chopper 4 can't get too close to the scene because of restricted air space. we're told one person is dead and three others are injured after two cars collided. >>dica helicopters were called in. his is on theparkw parkway -- this is going to have an impact on the evening rush. we're learning the cause of this crash and we'll keep you updated with what we lear