with the fitzgerald. the third piece of the ground floor, the project sponsor has committed to selecting from a list provided by u.s.m. community serving business or businesses because 10,000 square feet is large, to, in the event that the fitzgerald does not see out its entire lease, they would come in at what we consider to be below market rate rent of $3 a square foot. the issue that we have heard from u.s.m. is about the dollars per square foot for that, what i call the reverter tenants, if any of them end up there if the fitzgerald leaves. the second issue that we were discussing that we reached an agreement on yesterday was the mural, u.s.m. is going to provide a list of muralists, and the project sponsor is going to pay for a mural to be put up there, a mural that's going to be done by a mission-based artist. and the last thing that we have been discussing is the a.m.i. level for the additional affordable unit. we are offering 150 a.m.i., and we think it targets a need for people like school teache

i run out of bounds. [ laughter ] >> that was larry fitzgerald of the arizona cardinals.re on the friendship between the superstar and the maverick senator, here's jamie yuccas. >> do you consider john mccain ? >> absolutely. you look in the dictionary, it's him standing next to us. >> reporter: they were friend for more than a decade. but when the two first met, mccain had already been in the senate for almost 20 years while fitzgerald was an unknown rookie. >> i wasn't like any star by the imagination. i was just another player. >> reporter: there are some people who would say what an unlikely friendship with your two backgrounds. do you feel that way? >> yeah, i do. and he wanted to know how i was doing, what my plans weredehip these things that i didn't necessarily think i needed. but he saw that i needed it and he took it upon himself to kind of impart some of that wisdom to me. >> reporter: fitzgerald was so moved by mccain's interest in him that he decided in 2013 to visit vietnam, to see where mccain was held as a prisoner of war for 5 1/2 years. >> to be able to

while fitzgerald was an unknown rookie. >> i wasn't like any star by the imagination.h your two backgrounds, do you feel that way? >> i do. he wanted to know what i was doing with my plans after football and giving me advice on family and leadership and things that -- i didn't necessarily think i needed but he saw that i needed it and he took it upon himself to kind of impart some of that wisdom to me. >> reporter: fitzgerald was so moved by the interest in him he decided to visit vietnam so see where mccain was held as a prisoner of war for five and a half years. >> it made a profound impact on me. >> what do you remember most about him. >> his charisma and intelligence and he sacrificed himself and his time and self and well being for this country and he's going to be leaving a lasting legacy. >> reporter: they kept in close touch over the years. the senator praised fitzgerald when he introduced him at a mccain forum in 2014. >> one of the enduring heroes and role models without further ado, i would like to introduce you to larry fitzgerald. >> reporter: the senator

doctor fitzgerald also says we are playing a little catchup.dr.:"the cows are already out of the barn and the onus is on veterinarians to do their own policing." there are safeguards his clinic has already in place for such abuse.dr. kevin fitzgerald:"we make sure that every animal gets a physical exam an really does have that disorder, and then give a limited number, prescribe a limited number of the drug, and then also no refills. (jrstone)that was dan daru reporting.the doctors in that story both agree, the problem of procuring painkillers from pets is likely underreported, and only the tip of the iceberg. (justine) in georgia -- prosecutors say this is the shocking moment that a teacher crossed the line. grabbing a student by his throat while dragging him down a table in the school cafeteria. the 20-17 incident- caught on surveillance video- inside lumpkin mountain education charter high school, which is an alternative school for students who have gotten in trouble at other schools in the district. this resulted in felony charges against the n

larry fitzgerald. coming from different walks of life.15 minutes behind schedule. they allotted 40 minutes to sky harbor, they're going to the goldwater air force national guard base at sky harbor. there will be about 150 army and air national guardsmen there, no members of the public will be allowed, unlike the other venues. then scheduled to be wheels-up on the military boeing 757 around 12:20, probably a little later than that for what's roughly about a four-hour trip back to washington, d.c. the one thing that i can tell you, knowing a loft people here, i was a reporter and met john mccain in '81 in the race, in '82 for the first house seat. is that the people here, are the people he went camping with, lake powell trips, guys he partied with, hiking in the grand canyon, along oak creek where the ranch was. also individuals, for instance brigette, the orphan they brought back from the orphanage with mother teresa. a second child they brought back, that child was adopted by two people who worked on mccain's staff. she basically has a si

. >> also speaking is arizona cardinals wide receiver larry fitzgerald. >> i had a wonderful relationship with him for quite awhile. he's been a wonderful mentor to me. i can't tell you how honored i am to say a few words about a man that everybody loves and respects. >> his body will be taken to washington for a viewing at the u.s. capitol. >> mourners will gather on saturday for a service at the washington national cathedral and he will be buried at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. >> thank you so much. we'll bring you a special report tomorrow morning of the ceremony for john mccain. and ahead, we talk with senator lindsey graham about mccain's life and legacy>>> the latest high ranking official to leave the trump administration is white house council don mcgahn. he is leaving this fall after telling associates for months he was looking to leave. he's been the main contact with robert mueller's russia investigation. his departure comes a week after it was reported he was cooperating extensively with investigators. >> don mcgahn is a really good guy. >> president trump announced tha

outfront now is arizona cardinals wide receiver larry fitzgerald. mccain, at a memorial service tomorrow. larry, thanks so much for taking the time with us tonight. >> i'm glad i could be here, thank you for having me. >> i think for a lot of folks, it might seem surprising that you, a pro nfl player and the long-time senator had so much in common, such a tight bond. i wonder if you could tell us how your friendship came about? >> i got a chance to meet him in 2006, a chance meeting. for some reason, senator mccain just took a liking to me early. you know, the relationship kind of developed. i remember flying back on an airplane ride with him from d.c. and, you know, getting a chance to talk to him for four hours in the flight and then watching how he conducted himself once he got off the plane and how generous he was with his time, taking pictures, signing autographs. anybody that came up to him. i'm thinking if he has time for this, then anybody should be able to make time. it was really a great learning experience for me and our relationship cont

larry fitzgerald got up and very funny. he said what an avid sports fan john mccain is a huge cardinals fan and diamondbacks fan. how larry fitzgerald once said, the things that john mccain and i had in common, there were a lot of them. i was black. he's white. i'm young, he's old. he ran for president, i ran out of bounds, a funny line from larry fitzgerald. and i remember you, doug, saying, you know -- he was famous. john mccain was famous for his bad temper. you said that john mccain never lost his temper over human error. what did you mean by that? >> i saw him under the stress of the campaign, which was very real. when there were enormous stresses on our country. you could imagine someone just getting mad because you're late for a meeting or you screwed up on some project that he wanted or things didn't work out. i never saw that. i saw him get mad only when as vice president biden said it, he thought you didn't have the right values. you put yourself ahead of the country. you weren't serving the cause that we were pur

larry fitzgerald, the arizona cardinal wide receiver was just marvelous today.talked about the differences. he's white, i'm black. i'm an athlete and he was in the military. he went on and talked about all their differences. in the end, they were great friends. i thought it was poignant the senator, in his last days, asked larry fitzgerald in his last days to be one of his eulogists because we're divided and we're one witt white, one black, different generations who had become great pals. and he did a great job, as did joe biden. >> there's he hearse departing and tonight, it will go to the funeral home and tomorrow, lie in state at the capitol and there will be a ceremony at the capitol and before the burial on sunday. every step of the way, there will be more remembrances and more speakers. we saw the family. they're in the cars right now. we saw the family deplane moments ago. i saw smiles on their faces occasionally, which is nice to see because they're in the middle of what has to be a searing emotional week. but they've been given, i think, some solace and

agreement with the fitzgerald, letters from the owners provided to you and mary pat from fitzgerald ishere to the. helping out with the tenant relocation expenses while the project is under construction, and if the fitzgeralds leaves before the lease runs out, we have agreed to rent to neighborhood serving tenants for the remainder of the lease term. and u.s.m. has agreed to the terms for the selection of a local mission artist for the building's mural paid by the sponsor. providing on-site affordable housing, 55% of a.m.i. and one additional unit above the requirements at 150% of a.m.i. reducing parking at 47% and have an extra car share space. retaining the brick facade as requested by the neighborhood. we are sensitive to the issues in the mission and have worked hard to create a community benefits program to help address concerns in the mission action plan 2020. 0 displacement. committed to a multi-year for mission high school neighborhood use. and l.b.e. firms, district ten and district nine. received neighborhood support, 115 people. working to come to a solution with u.s.m. stic

fitzgerald in uniform, the cardinals paid tribute to mccain before the game in arizona.uneral service will be held tomorrow at the national cathedral in washington. john mccain will be buried at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis on sunday. >>> today is deadline day for nafta. u.s. and canada making a push to modernize the trade agreement. trump telling bloomberg the two are close, but may not be today. u.s., mexico and canada reworking nafta for more than a year. now canada and the u.s. must come together and president trump pledging the deal is better for the u.s. >> we are replacing nafta with a beautiful brand new u.s./mexico trade deal. as we speak, canada, and we love canada, right? but they have to get rid of those barriers and they have to get rid of the tariffs. we really developed a good relationship. we love canada. they have to treat us fairly. they have not treated us fairly. this country is tired of being ripped off by other countries. >> congress must approve any new deal and there are sticking points with the u.s. and canada. especially over canada's dai

news4's meagan fitzgerald was with his grandparents as they paid tribute to himhis week. >> it's beenhard,ause i miss him so much. >> reporter: there's nothing li the bond between grandfather and his only grandson. >> gave me a lot of life. >> reporter: he says timothy was his pride andjoy. he served in the army, so when timothy enlisted in the navy, he said their greatest thmemories were betting on the football games. >> he owed me $50 for the army/navy game but i overlooked >> reporter: it was their dream to attend the game together one gay, but irvin's life changed on august 21st of last year. >> timmy was presumed missing along with ten others. >> reporter: tim was onboard the uss mccain, heading to singapore when it collided with a merchant vessel, trapping t sailors inside. >> i got up at 5:30 in the morning because tha got the message. and i just got on my kes and said a prayer. >> reporter: the pain and emptiness still lirngers a year later, but his grand parents say they feel closer to tim here at arlington national cemetery where he was buried with full honors. r there and g

apparently fitzgerald visited north vietnam to see the site where john mccain was shot down back in 1967of course joe biden also delivering a eulogy to his political rival but long time friend. joe biden's son beau died from a similar cancer that took john mccain's life. then the motorcade will process to phoenix airport with the arizona national guard will bid a final farewell to senator john mccain from this state he loved so much. more a thousand seats in that church reserved for members of the public and we expect members of the public to line the route of the motorcade but it will be hod. yet there was a service in the arizona state capital and people stood in line for up to three hours to file past john mccain's casket and pay their last respects and it was very hot and 21 people had to be treated by emts, two people taken to the hospital. it's expected to be hotter today, and one final word on that church service today, the recessional at the end will fittingly by "my way" by frank sinatra. senator john mccain will take that final flight to washington, the flight he took so many t

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. >> shelly fitzgerald was placed on administrative leave from roncalli high school after someone got a hold of her marriage license and turned it in in to an administrator. once word reached the archbishop she was given a choice to resign or dissolve her marriage. the school put out a statement on facebook with their written expectations. fitzgerald said she is staying positive and wants to be a catalyst for change. >>> new developments following a fatal encounter in florida that reignited the debate over the stand your ground law. what started as an argument in a convenience store parking lot quickly escalated and ended with an unarmed man who was dead. 48-year-old michael drejka pulled the trigger, attempted to use the stand your ground as a defense. after an investigation, he is now facing manslaughter charges. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: michael drejka is in jail charged with manslaughter. he's seen in this surveillance video last month shooting marquise mcglockton. >> i've been in i guess a daze because that was my baby. so today when i heard that he was g

fitzgerald said he is really taken aback by request one which he will honor thursday in phoenix.lose friends with the arizona senator said it is truly the greatest honors my life to talk about swhb who served his country so passionately and dedicated potss this have nation and serve as pallbearer and luis gonzalez and one time arizona coyote shane doan, and form of support -- thanks and a food to the men and women in blue. blake quarterback in the jacksonville jaguars through his foundation paid for meals to be delivered to all first responders. working in jacksonville landing he wrote thank you for everything you do. your service today and every day is greatly appreciated. and the police jacksonville sheriff office also wrote back saying thank you to blake. m you know stiewm players do such god and be so generous and then you have kneeling controversy on other side why question love this sport i guess. >> in the wake of tragedy special to see healing moments. >> jared max thank you so much. catch his fox headlines on siriusxm channel 115. >> we have a lot more coming up on that

. >> arizona cardinals wide receiver larry fitzgerald spoke about their unlikely friendship. >> he ran for president. i run out of bounds. [ laughter ] he was the epitome of toughness and i do everything to avoid eye contact. i have flowing locks and well, he didn't. he didn't judge individuals based on the color of their skin, gender, backgrounds or political affiliations or bank accounts. he evaluated them on the merits of their character and contents of their hearts. >> with fitzgerald in uniform, the cardinals paid tribute to mccain before the game in arizona. the funeral service will be held tomorrow at the national cathedral in washington. john mccain will be buried at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis on sunday. >>> today is deadline day for nafta. u.s. and canada making a push to modernize the trade agreement. there's no deal yet. trump telling bloomberg the two are close, but may not be today. u.s., mexico and canada reworking nafta for more than a year. canada rejoined talks after months on the sidelines giving u.s. and mexico time to work out their own deal. now canada and

meagan fitzgerald learned there s even a robbery. meagan? >> reporter: yeah, wendy, that's exactly right. arlington police say this robbery happened at theat exxon n behind me. just imagine this area was floodewith atv riders and some of them kicking in the door of that convenience store and taking what they wanted before they say they were off back to d.c. atv riders took over the streets on sunday evening, from wn georgeto to logan circle and many other quadrants othe district. popping wheelies, weaving in and out of traffic, running red lights and in some cases nearly pedestrians. >> it was a huge number. i would say there were about 20a bikes, they just kept on coming. reporter: eric adler was on his way to the d.c. united game with his wife and young daughter when atv riders made their way past the stadium.r' adle bicycle was struck in the intersection. >> it bent the wheel so it's not able to turn. >> reporter: but he and his family are okay. >> what the [ bleep ] is going down inon arlingt what is this? >> reporter: just before 6:00,

news 4's meagan fitzgerald continues our local coveragethow one of the choir directors who frankli oftened when she was in town. ♪ >> reporter: her songs transsended ra transsended race and nationality. aretha franklin the queen of soul was loved around the world for her v incredibleoice and timeless song. ♪ >> reporter: two of her biggest hits "see-saw" and "chain of fools." >> don't you hear chain, chain, chain. written by an r & song writer who grew up in d.c. and worked with alleg endry artists like jimi hendrix, smokey robinson and aretha franklin. >> aretha was looking for songs, a little frustrated because she wasn't getting the right material so my father happened to be walking by and he hey, i got a song for you. ♪ r-e-s-pt -c-t >>s the color in the voice. it was the w she knew how to improvise with the voice. it was the wailing on the high s notes that did. ♪ >> reporter: joyce garrett was the choir collector at eastern high school in d.c. f nearly 30 years. her students have played wanh for several celebrities and dignitaries. but aretha franklin was different. >> the first ti

but also larry fitzgerald, the longtime wide receiver from the arizona cardinals will also be payingibute to the senator. so again, it's going to be tears but it's going to be laughter, it's going to be stories, as senator ben sasse was telling us, his wit and his tongue and his love of saucy language. >> exactly. and that's the way that he would want it. i think one of the things that trace reported was the high schools that are lining the route that are in phoenix are letting their students out so they can be part of it, they can watch this happening and they can show the respects. most of these kids -- vietnam to them is ancient history, right? but if these kids can see the respect that people from across the political aisle are giving him by being part of this ceremony today, and if they learn something from that, that really hit me. it was also interesting, as he said, to hear trace gallagher when he was interviewing ben sasse say, it's basically almost split 50/50, the democrats and republican senators and former senators who will be in attendance. we all remember joe biden goi

it's all worthless and even that the term scat which is associated with louis armstrong no ella fitzgerald i mean you would you be giving you given us enough to do didn't. do that let's hope so too the concept of a war let's take it to the concert you know and in the symphonic sense and say what was it really there are but they're nervous i don't know i'm sure someone's going to come up and say this is a temporary but i haven't heard of it i haven't heard of anything so we've done first. right well it's my you know such a privilege that conducting this thing you know you were so happy to do this and this is what current is about the mixing of new things you want to see the thing you're. going to pass out as. soon. as. it's an absolute honor to be the music director of the queensland symphony orchestra and gracefulness trail. because they're wonderful musicians but also it's a nice challenge because usually i get to go to an orchestra for a week i stay there and by the time we're starting to get to know each other. i'm going to the next place the next orchestra whereas the music director yo

scott fitzgerald wrote. can everybody hear me in the back? f. scott fitzgerald wrote there are no second acts in american life. it's fun to quote that because we all know examples of people that reinvented themselves, but i knothati know of no better exf self invention and john wesley powell. in fact the biographers, myself included struggled to integrate all the aspects into this american who seemed to live so o many different lives. soldier can explorer, cartographer, federal bureaucr bureaucrat, visionary. one historian said several decades ago his impact was the greatest of any. let's start with act number one and the experience for which he is most well known down the colorado river in the grand canyon in 1869. by the end of the civi civil wan 1865, you can imagine the only unexplored section of the continental united states is a 100 by 300-mile rectangle of land in the american southwest. the colorado plateau desert containing the layer to be named in the grand canyon itself. aside from sporadic attempts including by the indigenous people,

news 4's megagan fitzgerald wit reaction from families who say m theiry members are more than just number. >> reporter: isaiah harris' young son forced to grow up without a father who loved him. hair russ was her derd in may. tyshonnerry never had a chance to have a family. he was heading home from when he was stabbed. he hoped to be the first black director of the i. >> trying to learn h to go on withho life w makaya. >> a struggle every day for din net that wilson. her 10-year-old daughter was gunned down on july 16. he was on her wayo get ice cream. now necklaces -- >> it says mommy, i know you wanted me to be here on earth with you, butot had better plans for me. >> peck tours of her baby girl give her strength to go on. the latest murder was overnight. a 25-year-old was killed on 7th street in northeast, marking the 10th homicide of the year in the district. in thee same t in 2017, 73 people were murdered, which is a cr% se. city leaders like councilman kenyon mcduffy and mayor bowser are saying they're doing what they can to stop the vlence by providing resources, jobs and opportuni

jared: larry fitzgerald also spoke yesterday during eulogy about how he visited vietnam to be in then was and he was pow. lauren: that picture. cheryl: real quick to u.s. open, is that allowed -- jared: the umpire? they said he was going to check on his health and something about crowd noise, do you buy it? cheryl: no. jared: it was really turned off and in the middle, tried or quit. cheryl: i don't know, that's going to keep going as controversy. jared max thank you very much. catch jared sports report fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115. lauren: why is the president trump rejecting officers from the eu to bring tariffs to zero and what traders in london are now saying about that. ♪ ♪ put your data to work on the cloud that drives business. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. in honor of my dad, who was alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink, and they just came out perfect. - [announcer] che

came with a lot of privileges especially her exposure to music oscar peterson duke ellington ella fitzgerald were all guests at her family home dinah washington gave aretha franklin and her sisters their singing lessons so she was already almost destined first start and there her father was also friends with martin luther king jr so grew up basically next to african-american royalty now her childhood wasn't easy though her parents split up pretty early due to her father's philandering her mother died when she was very young and she had two kids by the age of fourteen she then swiftly got married had eventually two divorces her first marriage involves domestic violence and that was actually coming to an end as she came out with her version of respect which became a rallying cry for a lot of women and she saw that that gave a lot of women the courage to stand up for themselves and that eventually also came back and gave her some some kurds as well now that was a cover of notice writing so she's also famous for some of her own music that she wrote herself including the song thank. thank you bob

ng i'm meagan fitzgerald, thank you for joi us. it's going to be a beautiful morning. if you'd like a little steam along with your saturday morning, i think you're in luck. ain't that right, lauren? >> i am thinking we are going to have steam out there today, but we'll also have showers out there today. that's going to wet everybody's whistle because we have a fewho lightrs out there right now only increasing in coverage as we go throughout the day today. 78 degrees is our temperature right now. you can see we haveloud cover, also a little fog, depending on where you are, whether you're seeing rain showers or not. we are seeing rain showers west of the district rightow and copping up through montgomery county, fairfax county and the city of manassas. we will have rain showers, just light stuff, but it will increase in coverage and get more intense as we go throughout the day. we've got rainy pattern over the next couple days. we'll time out the rain for today, for tomorrow and talk about when we dry out and heat up. we'll talk about ha in about 15 minutes. >> uren, tha

we also see larry fitzgerald, the great nfl star there. they will be paying their tribute among others, including family members. >> yeah. what i'm seeing as the camera has been showing the crowd and as you're seeing the pallbearers he selected, there are so many touches and things that are qui quintessentially arizona. obviously they'll have the service at the national cathedral on saturday, but it's clear to me that this service is really paying tribute to this state that he loved. i know we've said that a lot over the last few days, but i think that that can't be overstated. there are obviously representatives of the native american community there. you saw people wearing their hunting gear. obviously larry fitzgerald being there. senator mccain was a huge fan of the arizona sports teams. it's very touching to see all of these really important pieces of the state represented in this service that is taking place in his home state. >> the welcome and invocation will be delivered by the senior pastor, dr. garcia. the casket is now being br

today news 4's meagan fitzgerald spoke to the mother of a fallen sailor about the tragic connection her family has with senator mccn. >> every morning i get up because i know he would want me to get upor >> reporter:onths rachel eccles has fought through the pain and heartacheha so tt she can live for her >> sam has given me that strength. >> reporter:tic think eccles was onhe "uss mccain" when it collided with a merchant vessel killing ten sailors. timothy was one of them. in the weeks and months following the crash there were so many questions as to why and how this happened. the forefront of fight -- >> he was a true crusar for the men, the men and women in the militaryen >> reporter:or john mccain. he wanted to know what happened. what is causing the u.s. navy to have all of these >> reporter: for mccain took the time to meet with the parents fallen sailors and even meeting individually >> it was a humbling experience for a pson that could relate on so many levels, on so many he literally sat across from me, and he choked back the tears. >> reporter: this crash was personal. >> and

ff i'm megan fitzgerald in for angie go. a beautiful day, it seemslike, e sun is out. no clouds no rain right now. it sounds like rain might be on the way. is that right lauryn ricketts. >> a few showers may be moving into our region, especially by this afternoon. i wouldn'tny cancel plans. let me take you on a tour real quick. this is our live camera overlooking the dulles toll road in russ now coming back to the d.c. area, we've got haze, cloud cover. camera. our live capital we can see a little bit of blue sky off to the west. other than that we are looking at crowd cover out there. depending on your lo tion, you'll see sunshine or clouds and whether you'll see sprinkles today. we've got a few sprinkles down to theouth through stafford county and going down through fredricksburg.he for here in d.c. area we're dry for now. hu'll talk about the timing of any showers anderstorms and we'll talk about a big idat-upcoming our way as we go through thee part of this week coming up. we'll talk about that on the ten-day forecast in just a little bit. >>> happening today, the

so f scott fitzgerald famously wrote, can everybody hear me in the back? f scott fitzgerald famously wrote as we all know that there are no second acts in american lives. it is fun to quote - that of course because will know examples of people who have reinvented themselves. but i know of no better example of self invention then john wesley powell. in fact, biographers, myself included, have struggled in the aspect of this extraordinary 19th-century american who seemed to live so many different lives. soldier, explorer, geologists, federal bureaucrat, ethnographer, visionary.one historian, several decades ago said his impact was as great as many american presidents. let's start with act i. john wesley powell. and the experience for which he is most well-known. as barbara mentioned down the colorado river through the grand canyon in 1869. by the end of the civil war in 1865, if you can imagine is the only unexplored section of the continental united states was a 100 by 300 mile rectangle of land in the american southwest. the colorado plateau later to be na

porting in montgomery county, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> changes gears and talk about the weather. same pattern. >> yeah. >> getting tough to break this. >> it is. we're going to break it later tomorrow, i th ak. we break i least a little bit. hoill hot tomorrow, not quite as humid. and humid day today for sure. high temperatures to 93 degrees earlier. sitting at the heat index close to 1 n. prete if you're looking from the inside looking out. a pretty good shot here as we take a look towards the cathedral and parts of d.c. you see blue skies and only a few clouds. not a single thunderstorm there. that's because w look to the south and east. as we look to the west, a diffent story 93 degrees. winds out of the west at 5 miles per hour. 92, hunting town, 91 annapolis. we are tracking storms. no ding around the. metro area. i expect us to stay dry for the next couple of hours in d.c., hower, take a look towards the soug south and west. pretty big storms in madison county under a severe thunderstorm warning. cole pepper county seeing activity, too. watching this storm. very heavy rain

reporting in the district, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> now to the growing dangers in the tropics. you're looking live a hawaii's big island on your left there. you can see palm trees blowing inndhe already kicked up by what could be the strongest hurricane to impact the island in a quarter century. >> on the right of your screen you see a loop ofheystem on satellite and radar which is currently a category 4. expected to weaken quickly. let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper. folks should expect up to 30 inches of rain in some spots? >> exactly. that's going to be the biggesth issue w hurricane lane, the amount of rain it's dropping on hawaii. here is the latest radar image with satellite. almost all the islands getting at least som rainfall from this hurricane. now a category 4 hurricane. the good news, it'sxpected to weaken quick lip over the next day or so. maximum stained winds at 130 miles an hour, moving northwest at about seven miles an hour. here it is, early friday morning in hawaii,till max winds at 110. it is downgraded to a category two. then it mak thankf

megan fitzgerald has the unusual request that prosecutors made in court today. >> reporter: it's been nearly a year since the beloved high schoolteacher who was pregnant with her first child went missing and not long after labor day in 2017, the body of laura wallen was found in this field in damascus. montgomery county police would soon learn that she was murdered. we watched as her boyfriend tyler tessier sat next toll 's parents pleading for her return. hours later he was charged with her murder. now in less than two weeks this case will g torial but before it does, theat ste's attorney from montgomery county john mccarthy and tessier's defense attorney were back in court arguing if certain evidence will be shown during the trial. >> we have agreed that we would notntroduce sonogram pictures of her child during the course of the trial. >> reporter: the second issue discussed in court was whether e jurors would b taken to the location where wallen's body was found. the defense argued that it would limit the ability for the public to watch the trial. but the prosecution argd tha it i

news4's meagan fitzgerald has o more reaction to the scandal and why cardinal wuerl is being criticized. >> reporter: the attorney general for pennsylvania was asked specifically abo cardinal wuerl's involvement in the investigation since he's mentioned nearly 200 tim in the report. the attorney general says the evidence that the grand jury reviewed speaks for itself. >> this specific investigation was focused on the catholic church. and the more than a thousand victims of child sexual abuse. >> reporter: the scathing investigation led by pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro and turned over to a grand jury alleges that some 00 catholic priests sexually abused at least a thousand children, in many cases grandrs juay church leaders turned a blind eye. >> institutions acros nthis countr just the catholic church, need is to stopng prioriti their own reputations and start focusing n the people they serve and the children that thrve. >> reporter: from 1988 to 2006, cardinal donald trump wuerl was the bishop for t archdiocese of pittsburgh. he was mentioned in the grand jury reporty 170

we also see larry fitzgerald, the great nfl star there.will be paying their tribute among others, including family members. >> yeah. what i'm seeing as the camera has been showing the crowd and as you're seeing the pallbearers he selected, there are so many touches and things that are qui quintessentially arizona. obviously they'll have the service at the national cathedral on saturday, but it's clear to me that this service is really paying tribute to this state that he loved. i know we've said that a lot over the last few days, but i think that that can't be overstated. there are obviously representatives of the native american community there.

meagan fitzgerald has new details about the man who died and a new arres made in the case. >> so the vehicle would have came into the ditch where you see the ground all torn up. >> reporter: scott mattice doesn't want to go on camera but he knew a car crashed into the ditch in his front yard on thursday because the neighbor sent him a text while he was on vacation but he wasn'txpting what he would find three days later. spotsylavnia county sheriff's deputies say jarred smith was driving the car when his friend 23-year-old deandre mier-caldwell overdosed on heroin when smith panicked and crashed his car into the ditch before carrying the body to the side of mattice's house. three days later on sunday morning. >> i went out to cut the grass because you can see it's kind o thick. walked around the side of oe house t where i store my mowers, and -- and --at >> mce made the disturbing discovery. >> around these bushes and where you see the lime all covered is where he was laid to rest. >> reporter: that's when he called police who had hoursscn e. >> the two families tragedy lost people no

news 4's meagan fitzgerald wtalked to the homeowner made the call to police. >> scott maas ice doesn'ttis says neighbor told him about what happened on h yard. jarred smith was driving a car when his frienea dre miller-caldwell overdosed on heroin causing smith to crash into the ditn and t leaving the body on the side of mattice's house. >> i was going to cut the grass because it's kind of thick. walked arohed to the side of house where i store mymowers. >> reporter: mattice made theng disturbi discovery. >> around these bushes and where you see the lime all covered is where he was laid to rest. >> reporter: that's when he called police who spent hours on scene investigating. >> two families tragically lost people now, and, youow, they have bigger stress problems than what i had. >> reporting in fredericksburg, mean fitzgerald, news 4. >> smith has been charged with concealing a bold which is a felony ang is bei held without bond. >>> told you about it for weeks. moviass is coming up with a new plan now to stay in business. what will and won't be changing with the popular subscription

news 4's meagan fitzgerald was at the event today. it occurrednortheast d.c. just blocks from the site where that 10-year-old girl was killed just last nth. >> reporter: it's an event kids look forward to every year and it's easy to see why. from snow cones. have lemon, sir >> reporter: to popcorn. it's all about the community and the kids. >> i'm getting my face painted. >> reporter: having a goo time an seeing the lighter side of police. >> to see them interacting wit the community is awesome. >> it's a positive interaction with the police and the community and allhe agencies in the city. it's really fun event. >> reporter: police chief peter newsham is hoping events like this will continue to build trustetween his officers and community. just a few blocks away is where 10-year-old makiyah wilson was shot and killed two weeks ago. fourunmen still on the run. >> with a case likemakiyah's, i don't think even people who are oot particularly trustful of the police are going get in the way in that case. i'm comfortable that somebody is going to come forward and g

. >> meagan fitzgerald is outsidef the waldo apartment complex and spoke to neighbors who heard what was happening. >>> just after 12:30 this afternoon this quiet waldorf apartment building turned into e crime s >> so she came in the room and i guess gasping for air, whatever, holding her chest and saying kenny had shot her. this woman didn't want to go on camera but says er friend ran to her unit desperate for help after her boyfriend was trying to kill her. moments later charles county deputies arrived on scene spending hours investigating while the woman was airlifted to the hospital. >> the officers were canvassing found thing when th man deceased. he was in the stirwell of the apartment building and had a self-inflictedd. gunshot woun >> the woman's child was found unharmed inside the apartment and neighbors are shocked that this nppened to a wo they have known for years. >> she was just so quiet. she didn't mess with anybody. li >> reporter: say the victim was talking when she was taken to the hospital. they tell us she's in serious expected but she is to survive. reporting in

former vice president joe biden will speak as well as larry fitzgerald.f mourning for senator mccain started yesterday. >>> nearly all charges have been dismnst fi suspects accused of holding starving children at a compound in new mexico. a judge says prosecutors did not to the roads right now, we are on the mend on 680 as katie said earlier, northbound 680 was completely shut down for police activity. all lanes are open but it's busy around jackson. elsewhere 880 at paseo grande. southbound slow 238 slow to decoto road because of an accident northbound 880 at 238. >>> here's a look right now. clouds are sitting up high. here's the view if you are driving on the golden gate bridge. no fog to mess with you this morning. temperature-wise in the low to mid-60s. that's pretty comfortable and this afternoon 60s and 70s. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. your next local update is 7:26. "cbs this morning" is next. have a great day, everyone! >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's thursday, august 30th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morn

meagan fitzgerald, thank iyou. >>>t is illegal to operate many bikes or all terrain vecles in any public space in the district including streets, sidewalks, alleys, bike lanes and public trails, too. despite that d.c. police have a no chaseolicy because it's too dangerous to pursue theseri rs. in montgomery county police will only pursue riders who appear intoxicated or have committed a seri crime. in prince george's county, police willnly pursue if the rider is wanted for a or carjacking, and arlington county police say it's up to the ficer in most cases. >>> asking for forgiveness and promisinghanges at the top. pope francis addressed the latest sexual abuse scandal that's rocking the catholic in a letter today writing, quote, we showed no care for the little ones. we abandoned them. those comments come nearly a week after aur grand report in pennsylvania found 300 predator priests, abused more than a thousand children and teenagers over a 70-year span. in that state alone, news 4's chris gordon is in washington

ck to you. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, thanks, megaan. still ahead, a newsroom shooting in annapolis that has police askinghat police can do to get ahead of violence and the news 4 i-team is down with the anne earundel pol chief about the changes he is making at home. >> stray bullets shatterheindows and peace of mind for residents of one neighborhood here. whe the bullets are coming from and what they hope lawmakers will do about it. >> also tonight we continue to track the storms moving thrgh. dug and amelia will tell you what to expect tonight. >> and a reminder, folks. help out students by taking part in nbc 4's annckl cks for kids. tomorrow we're going to be down at apple federal credit unions, kingstown branch from can have a.m. to noon. if you want to make a secure online donation, just search (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ z2x54z z16fz y2x54y y16fy (sound of footsteps) (sound of car doorpening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> hello, everybody. just

news 4's megan fitzgerald has more on this r:se. >> reporolice say 25-year-old ronald whitfield imew david hall, the suspect who shot and killed in this liquor store over my shoulder here. we had an opportunity to speak withwhitfield's friend and family members and say they have no idea why anyone would want to kill him. >> this is one of myigst brothers. he lived in the neighborhood with all of us. >> reporter: jeriah say the 25-year-old whitfield was describe as kind. >> crazy, crazy, he told me to be safe. that was it. >> reporter:hat was wednesday just after noon at this exxon station. an hour lar. >> it kills me, like, there's so much -- there's so much pain, so much pain. reporter: policeay 27-year-old david edward hall walked into this liquor store and shotnd killed whitfield who had just made a purchase. prince george's county police chief hankra wye nski says one of his officers was sitting at a red light when he saw the gunshot hand that's when he sha running towards him. >> he shouts commands and requested that individual stop and that indiv puals no need to those commands

meagan fitzgerald with more on this story. >> reporter: police have identified the m who was shot and killed in this liquor store behind me here at 25-year-old rollin whitfield. nelice say he went inside to make a purchase anr made it out alive. cracked glass and boarded up windows, a reminder that this austin hill liquor scene was a homicide scene less than 36 hours ago. 25-year-old rollin whitfield who went by the name pine was shot and killed inside. >> he made me feel like family when i was little. used to help me when people used to pick on me back in high school. >> reporter: jeremiah says he was like a brother to him. >> it's crazy, crazy. last time i seen him, he td me to be safe. that's it. >> reporter: he saw whitfield yesterday afternoon. an hour ler he was dead. police say 27-year-old david edntrd hall walked this liquor store and shot and killed whitfield who had just mad a purchase. prince georgs county police chief hank sawinsky had this to share. >> he was asked to stop, the individual pays into heed to the commands and the officer has to discharge his weapon several t

meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> now at 6:00 will hate groups get an escort inasngton? first on news 4, a safety proposal for the unite the righa y here this month that could generate conversye. >>> and a virginia dam is inng daer with more rain on the way. the latest on evacuations in lynchburg and when will people there be out of harm's way? >> and storm debris cleared out by the truckloads, but one local park is closed because of heavy rain and flooding. >> that rain is not over. just look behind us. several more hours to go befor we finally start to dry out. good evening, i'm wendy religioner. >> and iorn gensler. that's a live picture of what's going on outside. a lot of gray and a whole lot of rain, and here's a look at our storm team 4 radar and waves of rain rolling over the mid-atlantic. it's been worse for west virginia and southwestern virginia and lauryn ricketts, there's more to come? >> more to come guys, i know. uncle already, right? it is bad out there, and as you were sayin doreen, foggy nditions as we condition through the wet friday evening. let's sho

news 4's meagan fitzgerald spoke to one of her friends that leres in nor virginia about her legacy. >> you know, aretha franklin is unquestionably the most talented female singer tt i think on the face of the earth. >> she's known as the queen of soul. arota franklin has left her mark on the world. >> this is aretha at the kennedy center, and she was there to honor obama. >> and wasano sr to washington, d.c. >> aretha franklin has been my magazine four times on the cover. >> sidney milr is the founder of black radio magazine who is dedicated to the entertainers of color. >> she is the ultimate diva, okay. you know when a diva is. she created the word, all right. she's very, very specific about what she wants from her band. >> ready. >> w that's dr. joyce garrett, longtime and former director of the eastern high schoon choir i d.c. says, franklin would often ask for her students to perform as backup singers on stage when she had concerts in d.c., butor the is now bracing for the worst. >> i have been bracing with this for seven months because this didn't just happen yesterday. aretha h

she's going to go down in thebo history s. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> former presidentute to aretha franklin today in a tweet that reads inart aretha helped define the ican experience. in her voice we could feel our history. he also posted pictures from h some of memories of her, including her performance at his first inauguration in began and some of her visits to the white house. you have to go all the way back to 1993 to put this picture in context. jim vance and producerargie ruttenberg and i were at the lincoln memorial to cover aretha franklin's performance at president clinton's pre-inaugural concert at the lincoln memorial. margie doesn't work in washington anymore, but she will always be a part of our news 4 family, an this is a favorite memory. jim? >> doreen, thank you. >>> fans around the world are remembering the music icon. some placed flowers and balloons on her star at the hollywood walk of fame today. others posted tributes onocl media. take a look. diana today called her the golden, wonderful spirit. carole king who co-wrote one of the singer's biggest

news 4's meagan fitzgerald is in waldorf and she spoke to neighbors about what happened and didn't want to go on camera. >> so she came in the room and r gasping ir whatever, holding her chest saying kennyh shot her. >> reporter: a young mother desperate for help after police say her boyfriend was trying to kill er. it happened just after 12:30 inside this waldorf artment building. charles county deputies arrived on scene an spent hours investigating while the woman was airlifted to the thspital. > officers were canvassing the building when they found the man deceased. he was in the stairwell of the apartment buiing and appeared the he had a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> the infant was found unharmed inside the camer many neighbors didn't want to go on camera but saying they were shocked about a w man they ha known for years. >> she was so quiet and didn't mess with anybody. >> that was meagan fitzgerald reporting. the woman is in serious condition tonight but is expected to survive. police have not releas the name of the suspect or if he had any history of domestic violence. wendy?