eun? >> angie goff from the live desk, thank you. >>> people are still cleaning up nearly two days later. take a look at the scene here. a mobile home park in napa valley. three homes were destroyed by the 6.0 quake and fire that followed. without power or plumbing, those homes that survived have to get water from neighbor's swimming pools. the salvation army is donating food. it's estimated the earthquake caused a billion dollars in property damage. officials in california are already preparing for the next big one. california senator dianne feinstein said there needs to be a state-wide system to alert that a quake is about to happen. that way, people can duck for cover and get away from windows. large-scale alert systems are already in use in mexico and japan. following the funeral for michael brown, hundreds of people are focused on finding solutions from ferguson, missouri. yesterday city and national activists hosted a town hall about race. today would have been the first meeting sinc

i'm eun yang in for barbara harrison. massachusetts air national guard fighter jet crashed near deer field, virginia in augusta county. first responders are on the right to the crash site. a neighbor says she can see the smoke about two miles away. the plane was on its way to new orleans from massachusetts when it crashed. at this point, it is not clear what caused the plane to crash or whether the pilot safely ejected. stay with news 4 for any updates. >>> let's go now to aaron gilchrist, he has more on the freed american skrourn jost >> he a short news conference. he returned home after two years being held captive in syria. and today, he came out and talked about how overwhelmed he was by the amountf effort that went into securing his relief. take a listen to what else he had to say. >> i'm overwhelmed by one other thing is that total strangers have been coming up to me saying, hey, we're just glad you're here home. glad you're safe. >> theo curtis, journalist who had been working in the middle east, was captured by an

aaron and eun, back to you. >>> trapped 75 feet in the air. this six flags america roller coaster is closed today. the danger that came as rescuers tried to pull people out one by one. >>> plus expect delays on part of georgetown pike. the work that could slow down the work that could slow down you it makes me happy to go on the computer. the work that could slow down you i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over one million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. together with time warner cable, we can bring the internet to millions more. it helped me a lot. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >>> a developing story in prince george's county this morning. police are looking for this man, davon wallace charged with murder in the death of a 3-year-old girl. zachary kiesch is live in landover with the manhunt. >> reporter: she was in an upstairs bedroom, she was in an upstairs bedro

aaron and eun, back to you. >> a nanny in trouble. how investigators say she stole close to half a million dollars from the family she worked for. >>> plus, a new injury called mom thumb. the two repeated behaviors creating this new pain among mothers. >>> welcome back. it's 6:15. we're seeing rain sweep across our area. check out storm team 4 radar. the rain is light so far. you can see from this live picture in maryland the roads are wet. this is in prince george's county. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will look at just how much rain we'll get today in weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. >>> get off of the streets. >> a developing story overnight. police in ferguson, missouri, fired tear gas and used rubber bullets to disperse a massive crowd. for the second straight day protesters filled the streets demanding answers after police shot and killed an unarmed teenager. at least five people were arrested overnight. the group says the officer who shot and killed michael brown should be put in jail. witnesses say brown had hi

. >> reporter: hey, good morning, aaron and eun. 64 degrees in west laurel this morning. a beautiful day to be outside. a great day to go back to school. i mentioned earlier i've already seen the principal on the first day of school. this is justin fitzgerald here at bond mill elementary. tell us about the excitement of first day. >> the first day is exciting because the new kindergarten family is here. it is an emotional piece for the families dropping their babies off for the first time, but once they see what we do here on bond mill, we can't wait for them to come aboard as well as for returning families just moving in. today is a whirlwind day going by in the blink of an eye. we are so excited. >> reporter: thank you for coming out here to remind me that i'm not in trouble today. that's good news. beautiful weather for all the indoor and outdoor activities. bright sunshine start to finish. cool 60s this morning. we'll be in the upper 70s by lunchtime. and mid-80s by the time you get off the bus to go home. now only 179 days to go until summer vacation. that's the way

can no longer he to accept the victimiz but that they can actuall be survivors and succefu >> repor eun yang news 4 washing >> you can learn early part of next week and through next week. 84 degrees for a high tempetun monday. 86 on tuesday. it's showers here, doubt we have thunderss b we have a thunders con tuesday. and then back to dry conditions and close to 90 at the end of next week. >>> a college hazing tragedy, how on young man died after drinking much water and a warning e family has for

eun yang has more on how he gave his characters heart and, in turn, touched our spirits. >> actor, comedian and legend robin williams made us laugh and smile with his unforgettable characters and original humor. while the shock of his sudden death is still setting in, people are celebrating his life and legacy. >> good morning, vietnam! >> whether you remember him as an alien visitor to earth or an animated genie in a lamp, williams, fans, generations will be part of our culture and memory. president obama captured his breath of work in this statement. robin williams was an airman, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, a president, a professor, a bangarang peter pan and everything in between. but he was one of a kind. outpouring of tributes, memorial, miniature trophies is growing at his star on the walk of fame. in boston, fans are paying their respects at the bench that helped williams win a best supporting actor oscar. a fan tweeted this picture with this quote in chalk. sorry, guys, i went to see "about a girl" made famous by the movie "good will hunting" for which he won that oscar. his family i

eun, back to you. >> jim cantore, thank you. >>> one local family is vacationing in hawaii sndand ispped by floodwaters. sarah is a college student a from bethesda. she posted this instragram video right outside of her window in hilo. their family tried to evacuate, but the high floodwaters are forcing them to ride out the storm. >>> if you don't want to get a ticket this morning, megan mcgrath live with a warning before you hop on the beltway. >> reporter: well, tll there will be a lot of have a patro on tapalelay later on this morning. maryland and virginia state police are teaming up. i'm standing on an overpass over top of the inner loop of the beltway. you can see things are running smoothly right now. and they hope that it stays that way. they're making sure people obey the traffic laws. they will have in both maryland and virginia motorcycle patrols out on the capital beltway. they are looking for some specific things. speeding, aggressive driving, distracted driving, specifically texting while driving and as well as seat belt violator tos. motorcycle patrols will be out on th

. >> eun, you don't sweat, you glisten. >> how did you know? >> and this morning it's very dry. perfect for a morning run. fresh and cool. but a dramatic warm-up under way. supper 70s by noon and low to mid-80s by mid ano. a look at the next chance of rain at 6:21. any trouble on the roads yet? >>> not so much. route 50 heading in to the district, 65 miles an hour out of annapolis and 65 headed out of bowie. here is a live look at 50 heading in at 202. volume, but no major delays. >>> snubbed no longer. the change to a popular app that thousand allows people in d.c. to order pizza using their actual address. ♪ >> reporte a with the help of the fairfax high school drum line and color guard, we're getting into celebrating fairfax and getting ready to go back to >>> many of you may remember the damage caused by the duckett dam. it forced hundreds of followings to evacuate their homes. the water damaged the riverfront park and several businesses on main street. tonit erwi b a community meeting about that incident. it starts at 7:00 p.m. at the partnership hall >>> they months after

eun. >> angie, thank you. >>> forget about weather or traffic scrams. apparently the real headache is the quickly growing list of hotel surcharges even for items you'll never use. a study out of new york says hotels will take in a record $2.25 billion this year in revenue. and some of that money is from new surcharges and hotels increasing the amount of existing fees like guaranteeing two queen beds, checking in early are or checking out late. you probably are still paying for an in-room safe whether you use it or not. and if you want to avoid some of these fee, check the fine police department before you you check in. i had no idea they could charge you you for the safe even if you didn't use it. >> business travelers are a larger portion of the hotel population. so if the company is paying for it, sometimes they figure you can charge you for whatever. but the rest of us -- tom gives a free forecast every morning. >> that's right. no charge. and every morning we'll be here all throughout the school year. we have beautiful weather this morning, but you

gala for the asian american journalist association along with that woman, my good friend, my colleague eun of the best in the >>> later today, a big matchup happening in the little league world series and one team has a rising star? oh, yes. her name is monet davis. it's rare for a girl to be in this sport filled with a bunch of boys. nbc's kristen dahlgren tells us how she's one of the best and how her story has everybody buzzing. >> reporter: in her hometown philadelphia monet davis is a hero. the first girl to ever throw a shutout in a little league world series. >> game for monet davis. >> reporter: t-shirts are flying off the shelves. >> we just got in like 400 more last night and i probably have about 75 left. >> reporter: but it's not just philly, monet is now a national sensation getting tweets from magic johnson, michele obama, even major league baseball. "sports illustrated" says she put the boys on notice, buzz feed calls her the hero we all need. so how does a 13-year-old handle that kind of pressure? >> i know a lot of people are going to be watching and a lot of people are go

under the iraqi accusation there is a important step to eun unite iraq's community. >> and john, on martha's vineyard he stated that some have been escaping from mowrnltt sinjar and they are being helped to find safe place. >> what are the figures? >> lieu 10th bill mayville, he said there have since thursday when the president gave the order for this to go ahead been 14 successful missions, 15 targeted air strikes for which we assume that one of them was not successful but the numbers go on are from there. 310 bundles have been dropped on mount sinjar, 16,000 gallons of water, those 73,000 mres meals ready to eat, 50 to 60 sorties taking place, a movement of aircraft of one sort or another, represent jet or even drone. but the lieutenant general did go on to say that he felt the operation scope was limited. onoarnd -- on the other hand, i. is has been hobbled. >> women and children on a mountain in iraq many are members of a religious minority called yazidis. they were trapped on sinjar mountain. some jadzs have been rescued by represent, thousands more have been led into kurdish territory

with your internet identity at risk, eun yang has the extra steps you can take to keep your family safe >> you should change your password, of course, but there is more you can do. first get a good password manager. many are free and they all create and store complicated passwords so you don't have to remember all of them. second, take a look at all of your passwords, delete any duplicates and get rid of any that are weak. third, search your e-mail. there are probably passwords same in some of your messages. take extra steps to protect yourself, especially those critical accounts. perhaps not facebook but your online banking, for example. if it's offered set up a two-step verification where you enter an extra code after your pass code every time. for more information check nbcwashington.com. for more information just search passwords. >>> and news4's richard jordan is following a live story. >> the ebola outbreak has claimed another life. a 40-year-old saudi man died from ebola. he had just returned from sierra leone. he was being treated in an isolation ward at a hospital when he passe

eun fortunaty of opinion, seems virtually everybody's going one way. i think it's more important in terms of -- buying something, rather than selling something, because fear is such a -- such a more -- you know, important motivator in my view. people don't want to lose money. >> i want an example. >> give you an example. look at stocks. look at blackberry down $5. everybody thought it was going belly up. look at apple. back when it was trading at $9. you know? years ago. when they put a dividend in, got rid of the dividend. that wasn't helping. look today, maybe aquin. selling and capitulating, so much more powerful. versus euphoria. that can continue for a while. so rather than selling. i'd rather use buy indicator. >> for me, the macronewsletters. we get to the point a big event happening, whether i'm getting out of because of the sequester or cypress, whatever the big issue of moment is, by the time everyone is parroting the same four or five talking points, it's safe to assume that's priced into the market and when i see the old guys get really bea

. >> incidents in which man have dressed in army eun forges have opening file. there were 48 in 2012 and that a number 3 this year. in part of f o better. they assign them to guard against insider attacks. he was an engineer on his first tour of duty in a kwar stone. he's now more man 6 rngs 700 who have lost their way in iraq and after fwaf stan. >> that's a tragedy. by all precautions they slip throw. >>> and his father who lives in upstate new york lost his wife last year. he said it's very hard to bury our clone cheelg. it's still holding after more than 22 hours. they're woking an ho o long-term peace agreement. they say talked are moving forward and they're optimistic. >> a cbs poll finds they're blaming hamas. the largest number 47% finding blame with boejt sidings. half of americans disapprove how he's handling a crisis. >>> you can see this webcam caught thefu moment right after two tour buses crashed. a street light toppled hitting a few pedestrians. 15 people were hurt. this morning the bus driver is under arrest. vinita nair is in times square with t

that's their eun fig message. this vote tonight is a sham. the president already says he'll veto it. it's away of pretending to camp out the border crisis while aborting it and today president obama said he'll take action himself. joining me now is congressman jim mcdermott, democrat from washington and the "washington post" e.j. dionne. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> congressman, speaker boehner is desperate to apiece the far right on this and we still don't know for sure if they even have the votes. what does this make -- what do you make of this debacle? >> well, you know, rev, i was sitting here thinking about my grandmother who 167 years ago in 1847, was put on a boat by her parents alone at age 12 and sent to new york where there was no one to meet her. now, if this congress had been in place at that time, they would have said, where are you from, and she would have said ross common in ireland. they would have sent her right back to the famine to die. that's the kind of thing we're look

at the same time, do authorities eun the risk that thes terrorists are going to be able to get away becausehere is so much information out there? how do you balance this? >> there's a lot of information but there are clues within this video. that is important. this was bold, but they did leave some telltale marks. 'se is the executioner physical appearance. there are things that they can determine from the images. there is no chance for a retinal toch, but eyes can lead facial recognition. 70% of the face is the eye area, that can be all they need. left-handed. be it is difficult but possible. all they amazing, things they are able to use in terms of technology, thank you. i will be talking to you later. staying overseas, a boomtown in iraq, pouring billions of dollars into erbil's real estate sector. the threat of islamic state has put these ambitious plans on hold. >> just a couple hours from the iraqi conflict zone sits a small slice of the american dream, kurdistan's first self-sufficient -- subdivision. >> how much would one of these houses cost? $300,000.$250,000 to splits his time be

. >> i'm sure eun is excited about that one and aaron too. >> aaron said he might not be able to dig up anything. >> got you. >> tune in tomorrow morning for that. >>> back to school is a good time to examine your child's health. the new rules that will require you to do just that before your kid steps into the a classroom. >> traffic alert. the road opening that could improve your ride to work. you're watching "news 4 today." >>> new developments this week from the terrorist group isis. tuesday it released a horrific video of the excuse of american journalist james foley. now isis threatens to kill another journalist if the u.s. does not end air strikes and the threat is putting pressure on the obama administration for sure. >> that's right. chris jansing is the nbc senior white house correspondent and she is hosting "meet the press" this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> good to be here, molette, adam. >> give us perspective on what's going to happen now. we're talking about isis and how the u.s. can really strike back and fknock down these guys. iraq and syria, possibilit

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