erika porras, univisiÓn.Ón de inseguridad desbordada que se vive en el paÍs. >> el calendario polÍtico en mÉxico pareciera favorecer a las bandas criminales porque los cinco meses de transiciÓn del gobierno, el presidente salida ya no tome-- no toma las decisiones que se requiere y al presidente electo aÚn no tiene autoridad para hacerlo. >> si el presidente saliente no reacciona en el sentido de que hasta el Último dÍa de su mandato tiene la obligaciÓn de proteger a la ciudadanÍa, pues, entonces a lo mejor valdrÍa la pena que se hicieran declaratorias de suspensiÓn de garantÍas. >> de acordeones capitalista, actualmente hay por lo menos 18 estados fallidos en el paÍs, donde la delincuencia tomado las riendas de la inseguridad. tan sÓlo en el primer semestre del Último aÑo del presidente peÑa nieto, chihuahua y guanajuato reportan rÉcord de mÁs de 6000 ositos asesinatos, segÚn cifras oficiales. >> tenemos que actuar de manera mÁs eficiente y revertir los Índices de inseguridad que eventualmente han tenido bue

erika: puede ser segundos, no tiene que ni ser minutos.esitan inmediatamente hablar al 911 porque puede ser fatal. borja: bien, erika, pues muchÍsimas gracias por tu reporte y esta informaciÓn aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". ya lo habÍamos comentado, caro. realmente cuestan de segundos. y es sos conscientes de las altas temperaturas que pueden tener los coches sin ningÚn tipo de ventilaciÓn. y ademÁs, expuestos al sol en este tiempo, en verano. carolina: fÍjate que para el telÉfono existen varias aplicaciones que la gente puede bajar. que cuando te bajas del vehÍculo, estÁ conectado a travÉs del wi-fi y te dice "no olvides a tu niÑo". puedes hacerlo de forma personalizada y son gratuitas. yo no tengo hijos, pero el otro dÍa en la pÁgina de "waze", en la aplicaciÓn, cuando me iba a bajar del carro, me decÍa "te olvidaste de tu hijo?". me pareciÓ muy interesante. borja: pues supongo que tendrÁ que ser menos comÚn de lo que pensamos. porque aparentemente, de trato yo digo "cÓmo te vas a olvidarla dentro del carro a tu hijo?" pero que serÁ más c

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erika? >> chris, thank you. >>> hundreds of people gathered for the first memorial sevice si last week's shooting in annapol annapolis. >> a celebration of life was held for rob hiaasen. people told stories about the married father of three, a dedicated a journalist whoays made people laugh. his son, ben, read from his father's journal. >> i think about all my kids a lot, when i'm at work. i call home to make sure everyone is safe. sometimes awful things come to my mind and i get so scared. >> in resnse to questions on whether to make donations, the family has released a list. >>> next week, memorial services will be held for another victim in the "gazette" shooting. john mcnamara workedspo a sports er for two decades. >>> the suspected "capital gazette" shooter sent threatening letters on the same day of the attack. jarrod ramos sent them to the law office of the paper's former attorney. ade it look like an official court document. he ites, welcome, mr. moylan, to your unexpected legacy. yo

citi private bank head of investments is with me, and erika nardini. let's get over to the fox business newsroom. reporter: another busy news week. president trump drew a hard line in the sand at the nato meeting in brussels. he insisted the members pull their weight and increase defense spending. president trump: i want fairness for the united states. nato is very important. but nato is helping europe more than it's helping us. reporter: he expressed his support to do business with the u.k. with or without brexit. president trump: once the brexit process is conclude and perhaps the u.k. has left the e.u. i don't know what they are going to do. but whatever you do is okay with me. that's your decision. reporter: jpmorgan led with a strong quarterly report. their earnings rose 26%. and revenue climbed 10%. wells fargo missed big last square while citi's earnings report was mixed. despite trade concerns with china, all three major markets closing firmly in the green. in washington the justice department announced indictments against 12 russian nationals.

erika: whoo! steve: hi, erika. erika: hi, steve. steve: hi. how are you, darlin'?ed to be here. you don't even know. like, when i was 21, i was living in hong kong as a disney princess. steve: ok. erika: and my friends and i that were there with me, we got together and we made a bucket list. and this was on it and, like, i'm here and i'm so-- steve: to be on "family feud"? erika: yes, to be on "family feud"! that was 12 years ago! steve: really? erika: yes! and i'm here now and i'm so excited. like, i'm a mom of two, and i told my kids--we watch your show, and i told them, "you know, mommy's gonna be on there." i want them to see, like, the fun, adventurous side of me and, like, they're gonna get to see it and i'm so excited. [squeals] ha ha ha! eve: introduce everybody here. erika: ok, this is my cousin ashley, my cousin candy, my cousin anthony, and my sister alma. [applause] steve: well, i'ma get to know you as the game goes on. these

erika, back to you. >> darcy, i don't behind you, but i hear the crews. are they close enough to you? >> reporter: it's actually a piece of heavy equipment just sitting there ngidli >> wow. >> reporter: so it's very loud. but, yeah, i can tell you there are workers here. they were just here a few minutes ago. you can see some coming through right now. so the work is under way. he the station shut down yesterday, and it's going to be continuing for the next 45 days. back to you. >> thank you. for more information on how to vigate the shutdown, open our nbc washington app. >>> switching gear a family in sterling dealing with a heartbreaking loss tonight. thei k sisterled by a hit-and-run driver, and police say that driver was her own brother. nancy moreno is being remfobered her compassion. her sister telling news4 that she had asked her brother to take her to the airrt yesterday. the two apparently got into some sort of anrgument and moreno got out of the car on sully road. that's when witnesses say chael moreno ran her over and kept going. relatives say n

erika? >> darcy, let me ask you th s. hown will that nextote -- essentially how soon could this impact the region >> reporter: well, that's a very good question. of course we asked that during r s conference with union leaders. quite honestly, we got some conflicting information. the president of e union h said that she has to give ra ma da five days' notice in order to from their jobs, these executive board members, so that they could have this vote to strike. but then again, she said, this meeting and this vote could happen as soon as somorrow. again, some conflicting information. we're just going to have watch and wait and see what happens and see how this will impact the region. >> darcy spencer live outside nats park for us tonight. thank you. >>> thousands of metro union rkers could soon walk off the job, but the if and the when, those are still very much up in the air tonight. stay with news4 and the nbc washington app for complete coverage on metro's largest union authorizing a strike. this will be a b story tomor

. >>> good evening, i'm erika gonzalez. just hrors away president trump's high-stakes meeting with russian leader vladimir putin. mr. trump and the first lady arriving in finland today. nbc's jay gray joins us live in helsinki with a previe of the sitdown between the two erle jay? >> reporter: hey there, yeah, you're absolutely right. the president and first lady in he tonight. vladimir putin arrives tomorrow. they will meet in the palace just behind us the presidential palace, with the world watching and waiting to see what comes next. president trump on e ground in helsinki now ahead of his meeting with russian presideut vladimir and telling cbs news -- >> i don't expect anything. i frankly don't eect -- i go in with very low expectations. >> reporter: as expected, presters gathering in finland's capital ahead of the summit. >> i'm still worried about then situatio in the world and i would like to have better human rights for everyone. reporter: the meeting comes three days after 12 russian petelligence agents were indict

carolyn: erika cole. can we get raquelle some in there? man: erika cole by raquelle. carolyn: erika cole by raquelle? that's great. lemonis: i feel good about that. you feel good about it? carolyn: yes! see? lemonis: i want to see what that looks like mocked up. "erika cole by raquelle." carolyn: i like that. lemonis: do you? carolyn: that's cool. lemonis: good morning. carolyn: good morning. your bright and early, chipper, and a smile on your face. lemonis: so, i was actually thinking all night about rejuvenol and all the things that we can do. i'm not a fan of launching a private-labeled product and putting all that money into it and going through all that for four locations. i want to figure out how to make money. carolyn: okay. lemonis: and so it's important to me for you to have closure on the issue with joe. just the way you close up and your facial reaction when i mention his name shows me that he's baggage. and i have to tell you, it's not good. carolyn needs to shake the past. when people fall down, they need to get up, dust off, and move on. i think if she c

i'm erika gonzalez. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, erika. >>> another break story on this busy afternoon. road rage t leads an attack on seminary road in axandria. we just got off the phone with police. they td us someone drew a weapon and assaulted one on ea seminary road the interchange. we'll update you when we learn more on that situation. >>> we're staying on top of thai devetory out of thailand. new video shows the boys rescued from ang underground cave sitt in hospital beds today. doctors say the teammates lost weight during their two-week ordeal but are going to be okay. nbc's bill neely explains what happens next for the boys and the divers that saved them.them. >> reporter: celebration here and jubilation at a rescue that defied the odds. but it so nearly went wrong. just afterhe last boy was taken out, the main water pump failed, flooding the cave so quickly divers screamed and t sprinted forhe exits. doctors overjoyed. >> very happy. ve happy. very, very happy. >> reporter: the dive

up next, the ceo of bar stool sports, erika march continuey. -- erika nardini. >> what i love about bar stool is we call it like it is. maria: an eye opening interview by what many call the boys year, i am sorry about that. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. whenshe was pregnant,ter failed, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. maria: the media happened scape continues to grow and shift and sport is one of the most of competitive landscapes. our next guest payment ceo of bar stool sports. it's the edgy, controversial guy-centric pop culture. erika nardini says she has embraced the site fro

erika, barstool sports ceo, thank you. erika: thank you for having me.ailers are struggling to fight against amazon. there is big box chain who may have found the keys to survival. we will tell you who it is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ xt. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: "what'd you miss?" if we don't change, we are going to die. that is the message best buy managers say they got after the new ceo came to the company. best buy defied expectations and is thriving. susan details exactly how his team did it in this week's issue of businessweek. she is here with us now. it is a pretty fascinating story because he does not have a retail background before he came to best buy. he is a french guy and not a techhead from silicon valley. daysto us about the early and what you put in place to turn things around. susan: in a lot of ways, it was probably a big advantage for him to be not only outside the industry, but outside of the company. the first outside ceo ever. consultantwas a early on in his career. he looked at best buy and said what are our advantages and probl

ood evening, i'm erika gonzalez. theater mccarrick, the former archbishop of washington, is in resi after months of sex abuse allegations. news4's aimee cho has reaction to the stunning announcement ang joins us t from the newsroom. aimee? >> erika, mccarrick was a popular and well liked religious leader here in d.c., but toda some members of the catholic church told us they new see him as a hypocrite. ♪ >> reporter: for five years, this was the man who led the catholic church here in d.c. archbishop theodore mccarrick, now stripped of his title of cardinal for allegations of sex abuse. today members of the church telling us, they never knew about the accusations. >> i cannot believe that would be hypocrite cal. it is hypocrite cal.t' >> pretty hard for me to stay with an organization where this seems to be an institutional problem. so, yeah, i think t it's fr top down and i couldn't stay catholic because of it. >> leaders at the top promising change. pope francis ordering him to a life of prayer and penance, and tel

i'm erika gonzalez. let's get right to somara theodore who begins our live taxpayer team ce. >> right now, many areas just added to that flood warning. while everyone's under a flash flood watch, some of us are under a warning. let's take a lk at the m so i can detail that. here's a look, that darker, evergreen shade, that means every one of us isnder a flash flood watch through tonight. but if you look at the lighter green, anne undel county into the district and down int northern virginia,a spotsylva and stafford county, all under a flood warning. the times v a bit, 11:00 p.m. east of 95, farther south tomorrow morning. looking at theno radar you can see why. check this out. it's looming through time here. its progression is moving nanth west. so where rain was lighter, it's getting heavier. we are sing some of this start to fizzle out the farther south you go. but it's been coming down and be for a n of hours. that's prompted the flood warnings. as you can see, where we're looking ahe orange, the yell

aaron and erika, back to you.en you coming up o "today." >> thank you, peter. >>> president trump's short list for the next u.s. supreme court justice is getting even shorter. nbc news repor the president has narrowed his choices down to three nalists, appeals court judge brett kavanaugh, amy coney barretted and raymond ket. president trump will announce his nominee monday night. >>> new this morning, the "associated press" iorting that anne frank's family tried to seek refuge in the u.s. and ba during world war ii. frank is the famous jewish diarist who died in the holocaust. the "ap" sayshat documen indicate that anne's father, otto, tried twice to collect papers to come to the united states and later tried to g visas to cuba. the fra family went into hiding from the nazis in amsterdam exactly 76 years ago today. >>> 6:48 right now. "the capital gazette" shooting suspect sent a letter to a rginia newspaper. police say "the virginia pilot" received a letter from a pa reporter who works for that paper now. yesterd

. >> here's erika. >> hi. >> hi. >> i'm marcus. >> i'm erika. >> how are you? >> good.ice to meet you. >> are you accounting? >> i'm the operations manager here, so i do all the accounting, all the finance. >> do you have a financial statement for last month? >> um, the books are in your office. >> sure. i'll get it. >> i could print you one, i think. >> you do the books but you're not allowed to keep 'em. >> everything stays in pete's office. >> but not because she can't get it, it just stays in my office. >> i don't think i've ever seen a business where the accountant doesn't have control of the books. pete needs to give erika the tools to do her job and not hide them in his office. right now you're losing $150,000 a month, you're selling ten cars. you're 50 cars short from breaking even. in order to make up for the $150,000 in monthly losses, athans would have to sell 60 cars at $2,500 profit per car. in order to sell 60 cars, you need at least 120 on the ground. today you have 20. you're 100 cars short. since the average used car sold in this area is around $15,000,

. >> reporter: hey there, erika, aaron. goodurmorning. of , we're in for a hot and humid holiday today. everything kicks off withat parade at 11:45 this morning. we'll have eight checkpoints set up about the mall today. they will open at 10:00 of course, the parade is the main draw. it will travel down constitution avenue from 7th to 17th streets. the life festival also happening opening doors at 11:30 a.m. we'll have a fireworks finish in the 9:00 p.m. hour after theur capital fo concert that takes place hours before. with so much goi on, the u.s. park police want you to know they're workingo keepou safe all day. >> there's no credible threats to this event. we have taken every precaution to leverage all the resources of the federal and local governments, from law enforcement to officers to technology. >> reporter: and about 6:00 a.m., you'll start to see load road closures. the loifrincoln, jefferson monuments. no weapons, no alcohol, nodr es and no fireworks, too. much more coming up throughout the morning to keep you ready for the fou

erika? >> reporter: pat, a 17-year-old from northern virginia is now in the hospital because of those burns. a warning. some of this video is hard to watc 17-year-old alex childress was working as a landscaper in w spotsylavnn he thought he was cutting down just another bush. some of i falling square on him, but it wasn't until he got home and showered that he realized something was wrong. his mom took one look at him, he says, and knew instantly he had third-degree burns. this interview tha you're about to see is from his hospital bed inside vcu's burn unit where he's recovering. >> i feltike hi sunburn and didn't pay attention to it and i got into the shower and my face started peeling and mom came home and thought it was sunburn and thought i had third-degree burns on his face and >>arms. childress is worried he'll miss college orientation and will postpone school if it doesn't affect his scholarship. all in all, dealing with things pretty well. >> glad he's going tbe okay, but what an aw

we know what erika is going to do. y.peratures as we go through the start of your tuesday are already very warm. we havey of sunshine out there. 82 in washington. we've been feeling warmer all morning. with the humidity it will feel around 105 this afternoon. poor air quality withhis again. same weather pattern, very stagnant.ng that's go make it not healthy for people with asthma or respiratory issues. we're nice and dry locally. we're goingo stay sunny as we go through the day. it's 75 in clinton. i 72 manassas. 75 in quantico. it's very muggy. 81 in annapolis. we go through your tuesday, by lunchtime, 92. feelin near 100 degrees. you need spf if you're going to be out today. by the afternoon, feeling like 105. tomorrow, national independence day parade. if you're heading out to that, drescool. by 2:00 p.m., mostly-sunny skies and humid. fo fireworks and the city, we're looking at clear conditions. it will be dr sunse at 8:37. really nice at the beaches, too. if you're heading to t beaches, friday and saturday, especial

rom the live desk, i'm eri gonzalez. >> thank you, erika. >>> let's go across the globe now.or the first time since their rescue, we're hearing from the 12 boys who spent 18 days trapped inside the cave in thailand. nbc's janis mackey frayer was there when the boys were released from the hospital. >> reporter: in high spirits and good health, the thai soccer team thatld captivated the w smiling for the cameras and revealing details of the ten days they were missing. with no concept and notng to eat, l they say thk the cave's walls to drink their minds tired only thinking of food. out of the darkness, two british divers found them. >> translator: i was quiteal med that he was a foreigner. i did not know what to say to hi i said hello, and then he said hello back. it was a miracle. >> translator: their mental state is very good. they are strong healthy, as well as mentally. whether you are -- strong physically and mentally. >> across the town where the boys ve, families are getting ready for a homecoming like no other. janis mackey frayer, nbc news, thailand. >>>. >> w says soc

erika? >>> today the newest citizens in the united states will be sworn in on 242nd birthday of the country. 101 people from 50 countriesl worldwide wecome americans at the home of the nation's first.mt. vernon. ceremonies take place in camden new jersey. >>> based on the federal flag code you can you can display oll y sunrise to sunset. if you want to display it after dark,t has to be properly illuminated. the blue stion of the flag should be at the peak of the staff. the flag suldever touch anything below it or the ground. >>> still ahead, facebook contends with it yet another privacyissue. >> this could impact anybody who blocked other users from seein their pages. plus, one man's wild ride all caughtn camera. lauryn has a look at your forecast. >>> got off the roadway again. he's gone sideways. >>> driver with a dash camera spotted a car barreling down a new jersey highway at close to 100 miles an hour. it sideswiped an suv and even plowed through a highway sign. police eventually caught

hi, ameal what. >> hey, erika and leon. a chance for rain every single day. >> and not looking out at a washout. >> it's a sunday monday evening and getting home and dling with some of that and moderate rain falling acrosshe area and a live look out thereto with our camera. can you see rain on the lens here and cloudy skies and just kind of a soggy monday evening out there. take a look storm team

erika? chris. right, thank you. >>> a female gang member gets the maximum sentence in montgomery county. 95 years in prison. >> during the hearing yesterday, a judge called t defendant a scary human beings. celscelysselin ramirez is linke string of robberies in maryland and police say she helped set up frders in el salvador and was working on pla another killing to improve her status with ms-13. s wanted to get a promotion. and so, that third plot was under way, supposedly. >>r ramirez had no priminal record. state sentencing guidelines called for a sentence of 9 to 95 years. when handing down the maximum sentence, the judge described her as someone who needs to be in jailo sheoesn't hurt anyone else. >>> the man accused of that deadly car attack inar lottesville last summer has pleadede not guilty to hat crimes charges. james fields jr. is accused of ruing people down who were protesting against a white nationalist rally. one woman was killed and were injured there. in addition to state criminal c

erika? >> lots more to talk about. george, thank you. >>> meanwhe, switching gears, iossengers who slid down an airplane's evacu chute at reagan national airport today are back in houston tonightr af one wild travel day. we can show you this video that was shot by a "washington post" reporter. it shows people jumping onto the chute on the tarmac after reports of smoke in the cabin. the flight to houston had to be an airport spokesperson said in part, quote, smoke in the cabin wasrt re, and airports authority emergency personnel responded to the all passengers and crew evacuated via sli incident and returned to the united gate, end quote. no word ont caused the smoke in the cabin in the first place. >>> a lyft driver just doing his job ended up stabbed in the head by a passenger in d.c. the driver was dropping off two people in southeast early yesterday morning on good hope court. some sort of fight started. one of the two passengers starting stabbing the myft drivtiple times. the driver somehow managed to drive himself

. >> i'm erika gonzales. >>> first, the heat wave we're ena he myle of with s parveen. >> in the middle of the heat wave with more heat today because we have a heat at viseadvisory, like yesterday. would have isolated pop-up storms. fe feeling like 105 with poorir quality. take a look right now. 82 in washington. feels like 89 degrees. if you walk outside and you say, oh, my gosh, this is uncomfortable, that'secause it feels close to 90 right now. it's 4:30 in the. morni if we don't get above 79 degrees in washington, ts is the lowestemratures since 2003 if you're heading to the pool, you need the 3spf or higher. plenty of sunshine. we'll look at your fourth of july fireworks forecast and your beach forecast coming up. >>> let'so over to melissa and see what's going on on the roads. >> 329 southbound, blocked by er frksburg. route 1, at southpoint parkway. thats 95 southbound and southbound looking okay. so is 66. arlington had a problem. washington boulevard at 110. heading out this morning, good idea. you want t tovel before 10:00 a.m. or 10:00 p.m. >> look at the pictures at the brid

from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >> thanks, erika. >>> new today the man accused of killing five pple at the "capital gazette" last month in annalis has officially been indicted. jarrod ram w is chargedh five counts of murder as well as attempted murder and saumt. ramos is accused of opening fire at the "gazette" on june 28th and killing five staff members. investigators say he held a grudge againsthe paper aft a report about a harassment charge against him. >> first and o only news 4. a paycheck problem in the district. th district thought it had concerning governmentth employe. problem just got a lot bigger. mark segraves says how they failed to withhold social security taxes. the district thoughtt affected hundreds of employees for a yr but mark segraves reports itk dates bac 30 years. >> reporter: it's a line item on everyone's pay stub, withh sding tax fial security and medicare. last year district officials acknowledged that a routine audit had hundreds of employees who did not have the taxes withheld for as long as 12 years which triggered a larger audit. what they found i

erika gonzalez is in our newsroom now with more. erika? >> hi, pat. as you mentioned f, we are hearg for the first time from thewh bs survived. healthy and out of the hospital. the wild boars took turns with the mike sharing their stories of survival. they had no f and say they drank water that dripped from within the cave. they told how they played checkers to keep their up and their new-found t appreciation fi navy s.e.a.l.s. they show the picture they drew of the fallen s.e.a.l. and plan on giving to his family. you can see all the messages around it. the youngest member of the team comes up to the microphone and reads what each of them wrote to the man who sacrificed his life for theirs. they developed such a tight bond, in fact, with the s.e.a.l.s, one of the boys said they were like fathe dreams for the future are different because of them. >> translator: i still want to be a professnal soccerplayer, but i have another profession. i want to be a ase.a.l. member ell. >> reporter: the boys said their venture into the cave was a careless one and ap

erika? >> melissa, thank you. >>> roseannearr is apologizing again. >> she is speaking about the fallout from her racist tweet about valerie jarrett. >> i'm sorry you feelarmed and hurt. i never meant that. and for that, i apologize. a> well, this was an opportunity for barr to offer ore sincere apology in which she offered week. she thought that jarrett was white. she ended the apology bydding that jarrett needs a new haircut. >>> here's a look a your top stories. nbc news has confirmed that trump's former lawyer will tell the special counsel that trump knew about a russian lawyer, his son and mbers o his campaign in ou16. he previy said he knew e thing before it happened. we're going to hat story coming up in a few minutes. the government says 1,400 kids have been given back to their parents. government lawyers say some oft parents voluntarily left their children behind. >> a fife-foot kamen was rescued from a home. there was a tip of an ga alr-like animal. there were puppies and items ass

primer tiro de erika. >>> muy bien erika.va especÍficamente hecha, fue 2 dÍas luego de las primeras manifestaciones del primero de abril. y estÁ hecha, justamente en apoyo y solidaridad con todos los jÓvenes que salieron pacÍficamente a manifestarse en las calles de managua. >>> y los que de alguna manera no se ha permitido seguir manifestÁndose pacÍficamente y se les ha reprimido en todo momento. >>> exactamente >>> recordemos en tu libro titulado autobiografÍa que se viviÓ en tu paÍs. porque tuviste que salir de alguna manera obligado por tus padres a sacarte del paÍs y se quedaron para representar a los suyos dentro del paÍs. >>> lo que me sucede a mÍ y que sucede ahora tambiÉn. los problemas socio polÍticos no los paÍses crean divisiones, la familia se separa, hay algunos que piensan de una manera y otros de otro. >>> que el gobierno piensa asÍ, divide y vencerÁs. >>> mi abuelo paterno decidiÓ. Él decidiÓ. >>> tu hermano y yo. >>> el que decidiÓ que en ese momento serÍa lo mejor que nos fuÉramos. porque el veÍa lo que se

>> erika gonzalez, thank you, erica. >> formerrump campaign chair paul manafort who is facing two separate trials in the muellern tigation is in a jail in alexandria. he was moved from a facility where he had access to a phone and laptop andalexandria is not revealing defwals his new situation but we are told that he's considered high profileand he will have limited interaction with other inmates. >> a little girl was struck by a car yesterday after buying candy from an ice cream truck and what nfolded afterwards has one of her family members facing charges. news 4 owes chris gordon has thr st ♪ >> reporter: this evening an ice cream truck from another compa drove down yorktown road.th driver tells me that this is not the truck where the little girl bought her candy before being hit crossing the road running home. >> yesterda afternoon 72-year-old linda glaser was driving her suv on yorktown road. >> the child purchased something from the ice cream truck and darted out from behind the ice cream truck right into the path of the driver of the fbi. >> this is the 10-year-old girl's home where

good evening, i'm erika gonzalez, the water safety warning ied now foc on parts of northeast d.c. so what we are talking aut are the neighborhoods east of the metro tracks, including university heights, michigan park, queens chapel, an parts of brookland. >> reporter: you may notice our favorite cold drink from a first down or machine is unavailable, that'sipe effect. when it started on friday, some 34,000 customers were affected. >> my neighbor down the street n called me tht of it, said, do you have water? d i had the cell phone, i walked in the bathroom, i said, i have a trickle. >> reporter: yesterday she had compan today, a smaller group. >> the impacted neighborhoods, university park, michigan north michigan park, queens chapel and brookland. >> reporter: d.c. water has been doing tests, taking samples througffut theted area. 13 hydrants like this have been tested and at one, they got a positive hit. that hydrant was inichigan park. the sample tested possible for total coliform conta but not the most worrisome. it was nmiotna on, ecoli. we did test for e. coli. it was not po

. >> i'm erika gonzalez. this is the calm before the storm coming this afternoon. aaa was expecting a million people to travel for the fourth of july holiday. today will be t busiest day. >> melissa mollet is checking e roads. but we start with sheena. >> it's warm to start this morning. ifat dangerous heat is on the move. ou're traveling, we're nice and dry. the not-so-good news, it will be extremely hot agai 105 degrees this afternoon. heat advisory for everybody. this is the se thing wehowed you yesterday. today will be a carbon copy of yesterday. in this type of weather, you don't want to be outside for a long ptiiod of . if you are, have spf 30 on and you want some sunglasses. temperatures will be soaring into the 90s blu htime. by that time, feeling around 100 degrees. we're going to see when we see rain relief coming. >>> let's get over to melissa and a check of the roads. >> 95 after dal y city, can see, we're looking pretty good. northbound and southbound going to be a little slow there. southbound this afternoon, time after 3:00 p.m., they're expecting mo

. >> i'm erika gonzalez. finally a forecast that's not donated by in. >> finally, a little chance to dry things out around here. i am just amazed. we wenthe fromriest first half of july to the wettest second half onrecord. that's amazing to me. >> and we've gotten most of our rain this month since saturday throughyesterday. and erika had to put a little disclaimer on the forecast, through today. through today, it looks good and dry. here's the rai offshore right now. the rainy pattern that we've ha sincesaturday, that's moved away locally. we could see a stray shower this afternoon. but we have improvement in the forecast. 68 lles. 70 frederick. we have patc fog out there. careful if you're driving. as we go through your bythursda :00 a.m., more sunshine developing through the day. humid and a dstray shower is possible but big improvements. over the weekend, not that bad but we'll look at at. >>> northbound indian head highway, new crash before the beltway. the right side is blocked. inner loop and outer loop

>> pero mientras tanto vamos a la zona trending con erika que ya estÁ lista. >> asÍ es gracias chicasa celebrar, de felicidad de saber el paÍs con el equipo contamos de saber la gente que tenemos y de entonces valorarla mÁs, creo que eso es el verdadero mensaje. >> bravo colombia! pero tambiÉn, seÑores no pudieron faltar comentarios de jugador como falcao que dijo con el corazÓn roto pero orgulloso de todo lo que hicimos en el mundial, orgullosos por el equipo dejamos todo en ha cancha por colombia, gracias a usted por el apoyo orgulloso de ser colombiano. tambiÉn james rodrÍguez, bueno puso en sus redes sociales gracias por sus mensajes son de gran apoyo y energÍa positiva volverÉ mÁs fuerte. a mÍ me rompiÓ el corazon la imagen de james llorando. >> pero otra colombiana que muestra su orgullo es carol g que dice esta camisa hoy viaja conmigo porque me siento igual de orgullosa que el primer dÍa, colombia, pero como es usual tambiÉn los "memes" no se hicieron esperar aquÍ tenemos el primer que dice el Árbitro con colombia y con inglaterra, con colombia vemos que estÁ enojado y con ing

what are you going to do about i'm erika gonzalez in for eun yang. melissa mollet will tell us how the roads are looking a bit, but first, we check in with sheena parveen and the storm team 4 forecast. it is friday. give us good news. >> i have good news for the weekend. you're really going to love this forecast. so, there's your friday good news. we're looking ahead to the weekved. today, we showers and storms in the forecast. you're going to need the umbrella, but this will provide us with some reeef. we will breaking out of the heat wave of the 90s, but we're watching showers and storms heading towards the area. we are dry now, though, so you don't have to worry about rain in the next few hours here. the first showersill begin north and west, closero about 7:00 a.m. 80 in quantity quo, 75le burg, 78 in dulles. another warm, humid start to the day. here's future weather. 7:00 a.m. now, we're looking at the area staying on the relatively dry side, just mostly cloudy skies. then there are showers and storms up by hagerstown, winchester, martinsburg s

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. >> hey, erika and leon. a chance for rain every single day. >> and not looking out at a washout. >> it's a sunday monday evening and getting home and dling with some of that and moderate rain falling acrosshe area and a live look out thereto with our camera. can you see rain on the lens here and cloudy skies and just kind of a soggy monday evening out there. take a look storm team 4 radar and also tracking moderate rain down towards the kettering area and capital heights and out towards bowie. traveling a route 50 and dealing with some that have rain and here's a look at the big picture. this is one mainline moving through the area off toward the east at 20 miles an hour. what i'mracking here is kind of a forecast to give you an idea of whe to take the dog out so you won't be dealing with rain. this isn't the exact method and putting it on t the back ans is when you can anticipate for the most part. moderate rain winding down in the area. the district at about 7 sk to 720 and an annapolis 7:20. most us will

i, hi, my name is erika, i'm a police officer. >> reporter: how many of you think that this exercise barriers? how? >> it's not the police and then it's us, but we all come from the same place. >> it helped us see them as who they are out of the uniform. >> reporter: so she's not just "officer." >> she's erika. she's a human being. >> reporter: it seems like you guys connected. is that enough? >> no, i think we have to keep doing this, and actually connecting with other students. >> reporter: sharing stories, they say, is just the first step in writing a new chapter together. roxana saberi, cbs news. >> morgan: that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." and for more news anytime, go to cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm demarco morgan in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. the parklan >>> now at 6:00 students pushing for stricter gun control, today survivors of the parkland school shooting in oakland try and make a

. >> i'm erika gonzalez. breaking at 6:00, former prince george's chief kevin maxwell is leaving with nearly $1 million in compensation. the deal was for $790,00 but if you include benefits, the number is expected to be $1.2 million. maxwell resigned as school ceo at the end of the school year after a five-year tenure plagued by scandal. the board is expected to vote on the compensation package at tonight's etin ivom >>> bond has been denied for a maryland man who confessed to stabbing his girlfriend and taking offith his children. dwight perry's actions set off an amber alert on tuesdayaf ernoon. perry heard that hey left over the radio and turned himself in. montgomery county police said children are okay, and perry's girlfriend is errecg. officers say perry has had a history of domestic violence charges. >>> doctors in thailand say the 12 members that have rescued soccer team and their coach are recovering well in the hospital andfe is returning to normal for those who took part in that massive operation.