. >>> flyer beware. all this weeki the news 4 i tea has looked at safety. >> the punishment for people caught with guns in their airports. they've tried to carry guns at each of r local airports. >> reporter: an investigation shows what happens next. >> reporter: flying is all about timing. pairing, getting to the art and through the security line as quily as possible. >> usually am very ridge ud, structured when i got in there. recheck your bags before you leave your home. >> report: he says publicity istake could cost him his job. what went through your mind when the tsa officer said over here? >> a giant freeze and everything stops in the assembly line of security. red light is goingo on over the x-ray ut. >> reporter: he accidently carry-on bag with his gun inside. >> didn't even hit me. i identified it as my bag and it hit me like a ton of bricks. >> reporter: they immediatelyd stoppee line, and police seized his gun d prosecutors filed a criminal charge. airport records show he's far from alone. we

so we field the information, we put out flyers and we pass on the information to pd if necessary.r best. when we are in the guardian angel uniform it's a big deal, we get noticed a lot because the red stands out to begin with, and we definitely want people to see us, so if something is going on, it's for them to look at us, and feel a sense of safety. they have always told us that over the years, when they see us they feel safe. ijust want to give a shout out to this man, what he has done for new york city. i am exuberant about the potential and the possibilities of the guardian angels in the future, notjust the here and now. i believe in self—help and i believe that one woman, one man can make a difference, and i think we have proven that over a0 yea rs. well, do stay with us on the travel show because coming up... there you go. like that? ..pauljoins the artists making a splash in central spain. it's quite addictive. i know, right? so don't go away. hello again, it's high summer here in europe which means that many of you are planning road trips around the continent. and unfortu

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england got off to a flyer. but then joe jason roy. england got off to a flyer.son roy. england got off to a flyer. but then joe root went out for 2h, jos buttler1i11. if flyer. but then joe root went out for 2a, jos buttler a11. if you wickets timbre over the last half hour a5 minutes or so. the new zealand bowlers have started to restrict england's progress. england still going well, 232—a, they will be looking for a total well in excess of 300 so that they can endive their view hopefully when this match. it is a match that they really need to want to make sure of a place in the semifinals. yes, that prime edition that which spoke about earlier, as whether england are worried or not worried as to how much you want them to win this game. pakistan's involvement is crucial if things don't go well for england. that's right. if england win here today, they are through to the semifinal. if they lose here today, it gets a bit complicated. they face a nervous wait until friday, that is when pakistan played bangladesh at lord's in theirfinal when pakistan played banglad

we are continuing to knock on doors with the flyers. we are just to keep trying, we are diligent. >> last question, folks are pre-registering, or can preregister for the pre-marketing list is that correct? why would they preregister? why wouldn't we if you are eligible when we just put you on that list? >> because i don't have your email. so, easy to lose track area we looked at those groups too, we say, i need your email address i need the email address of every adult in your house that is interested in signing up for this area this is your right and we want to make sure that you get it. that is part of what we are doing. thank you. >> let me just some general comments. this is actually an incredible opportunity for low income families to purchase housing which will be millions of dollars to the market. it is being done because part of our housing requirement, and to develop which is providing the price at which these lower income families will be purchased is going to be less than the cost of action. it is an incredible opportunity. i

flyer beware. if it isn't your device, don't log into it. >> the tablet privacy policy says users can contact thepa com to review the personal information that's been captured and request it be deleted. >> so many s peopleare information. for more information visit our nbc washington app and click on flyer beware under investigations. >> a live look outside looking at the white house. crystal clear day, 78 degrees. 9:14 is the time. thank you for joining us. >> you soundte exci >> also going to be a beautiful day. >> and lauryn is going to tell us about it when we return. >>> welcome back. your time now is 9:16. we are talking about something that sounds likeut of a movitu like g sck in quicksand mud. >> look at that. thse are notocks. this picture shows the predicament of an 87-year-old man from ppr area. thied near the potomac river in bethesda. aimee cho with the incredible story about how his dog helped bark dow help. >> reporter: this is a story about man's best friend. let'st mee blue and jax

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.they're, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to s

flyer beware. if it isn't your device, don't log into it.odie fleischer, news4 i-team. >> the tablet privacy policy does say users can contact the company to review the personal infoation that has been captured and requested if you delete it. >> a lot of people don't realize that stuff is oute. ther for more information visit our nbc washington app and click on flyer beware under investigations. >> good information. >>> a live look outside. the sun has risen. it's 7:15. if you are just waking up, grab your coffee and join us. es are on the air for another had 5 min lauryn ricketts will be back to let you know what the rest of the day will look like. good morning. good morning. december 30th is tional bacon day. at a-a-r-p, we're all about bacon. gipecially everyone brinng home the bacon. it's why we have tips & tools to help in any stage of your career. yoday is the day to ge slice. and a-a-r-p is here to help. >>> and welcome back. time now is: 7. this next story sounds like mething out of a movie. getting stuck in mud. sand-like >> look at

i'm struggling to breathe. >>> still ahead, flyer beware.a woman nearly killed by a mid-air allergy attack. >> i thought i had -- >> tonight the news 4 i-team shows the changes needed to protect passengers. >>> and going above and beyond.h a ild's tantrum tamed by am ro officer's kindness. tonight hear from the mother whose thank you message is going viral tonig. viral tonig. >> ire not all water is ced equal. only 1 billionth of 1% is filtered naturally. and emerges crisp and refreshing enough to be called deer park 100% natural spring water born better® >>> a close look at safety in the skies. >> yeah, tonight a mom on her flight home from vacation says she suffered a near-death experience. she says she had an allergicre tion on the plane and believes it could have been prevented. >> an snvestigation bycott mcfarland and o i-team raises questions about whether enough is being done to prevent this from happeng to other passengers. >> reporter: patricia powell, a mother with severe food allergies, praring to fly takes a whole lot more effort

so we field the information, we put out flyers and we pass on the information to pd if necessary. guardian angel uniform it's a big deal, we get noticed a lot because the red stands out to begin with, and we definitely want people to see us, so if something is going on, it's for them to look at us, and feel a sense of safety. they have always told us that over the years, when they see us they feel safe. ijust want to give a shout out to this man, what he has done for new york city. i am exuberant about the potential and the possibilities of the guardian angels in the future, notjust the here and now. i believe in self—help and i believe that one woman, one man can make a difference, and i think we have proven that over a0 yea rs. hello again, it's high summer here in europe which means that many of you are planning road trips around the continent. and unfortunately in the case of one viewer, picking up speeding tickets. but first, french railways has tested a remote—controlled drone train that could lead to driverless passenger services. the train successfully travelled four kilom

where can we take the flyers? can we have some flyers" to pass out flyers. >> reporter: tina drove to the school where cathy worked. all the while, mary's mantra echoed thru her mind -- find the car and you'll find cathy. >> when i drove into the parking lot, i said, "let me just see her car. let me just see her car." because i knew a lot of things were going on in her life, you know -- you know, in that week prior. >> reporter: a lot of things was an understatement. cathy's family was very worried about her state of mind after a strange and terrifying series of events that had happened the week before she vanished. first, she'd come home the previous saturday in a bizarre state -- incoherent, unable to stand up. >> she couldn't get out of the car. my son went out to help her. >> reporter: that cannot have made you happy. >> no, it didn't. because i had never seen her come home like that. and she couldn't tell me what had happened. >> reporter: she smell like alcohol? >> no, she didn't. that was -- that was the sc

in onight's flyer beware report.ter jodi fleischer shows you what you need to know bef you take off. >> you wouldn't leave the door to yourte ho room wide open, hand your wallet to a stranger or post your passports online. >> people who travel they go to great lengths to protect their credit cards. but they don't think about this. what every hacker wants is your data. >>d cybersecurity expert james lee says they're constantly coming up with new ways to get it. skree name email addresses, where you shop and what you buy. and at the airpo you keep it all in the palm of your hand. until you're running low on power. >> when you connect up to one of these power chargers, you're just connecting up to a power you can't see. >> he said avoid the usbport, the old-flagsed plug is safer. you forgot your cord? an identity thief might be the one who left theirs bind. > some of the newer cords have chips in them, you can add malware to the cord. >> it can steal your data. stored passwords and p.i.n. numbers are the most valuable.

if it means that i got to stand out here a few hours in the hot sun and hand out flyers, i'm going to do that. >> reporter: at st. john's in the mission district, they were ready to offer sanctuary this weekend, but no one came asking. parish inn parishners say they believe many immigrants just stay home. >> the fear of the raids is almost as powerful and almost as disruptive in people's lives as the raids themselves. >> reporter: still the church members stand ready to help as witnesses and escorts is needed. >> so if people are caught up, they are treated fairly, humanely as far as seems possible and that somehow we can reduce the level of fear. >> reporter: now, as for the work of those volunteers, that was an action repeated in new york city as well this morning. some call this the new neighborhood watch, looking out for ice instead. live in san francisco, nba bay area news. >> thanks so much for that report. the other aspect of the immigration crisis, of course, is the migrant detention centers. this weekend bay area congresswoman anna eschoo toured one of those in texas. >> repo

we also my officers are on a weekly daily basis educating the general public, handing out flyers in anto educate to prevent being a victim of a crime. last year we noticed we had seen an uptick in burglaries specifically around construction sites. we developed an outreach program. we created a flyer that was directed at construction sites and my officers when they passed a construction site or see those sites hand the tip out and safe has been a great collaborator and amazing assistance to us in community meeting and in general. so not only did we do that we also created a program whereby anybody who's a victim in our district of our burglary we have an officer meet with that individual. and the idea is to go through their home and make suggestions on how just assessing their home to make sure it's safe. and we the recommendation for safe to respond out to tell them they have the option of having safe come out and assess and give them suggestions in how to stay safe. it's really -- i think when people ray victim of a -- are a victim of a burglary we want them to regain their confidence

people asking if they can print flyers. so just people coming up to me saying, like, hey, have you seen a lost golden? i'm like, that's my golden. and that's amazing that you're here helping. so pretty amazing response from the community. >> we don't know why she left that dog over there by itself for a short period of time. lily and the man were last seen getting off a muni bus at san bruno avenue on saturday. >>> many came together in san francisco's sunset district to discuss the growing problem of street safety in that neighborhood. in the past five years ten people have been killed but by what they call traffic violence in the sunset. yesterday, supervisor gordon mar held a town hall to address the issue. not just a problem in the sunset, though. in the first six months of 2019, 19 people were killed in crashes which is is a higher rate than the homicide rate. >>> the sonoma county man accused of killing a married couple 15 years ago in a high-profile case is going to be sentenced tomorrow. shaun gallon entered a no co

so they went to 73 businesses -- or they distributed 73 flyers at 36 businesses.e also do our work to compile events for all city agencies. we have our master calendar of events again focusing in on big events that are coming up. we go ahead and put together a master spreadsheet for all agencies to be able to see her situational awareness as and for what is going on. we attach that here in the binder fee to check out. finally, under corrective action , i had to unfortunately issue a suspension for public safety on june 21st to june 24 th for club malibu, and the details of that are in your binder. i would prefer not to discuss this in detail at our hearing, just because this is currently under investigation by the police department. but we are going to continue to monitor this -- these premises and ensure compliance with their security plan and conditions of their permit. do you have any questions about any of those items? >> i do have a question. is there any discussion in terms of the formation of the special events task force within the scope at this point? >>

they are continuing to document calls that are made, letters that are sent, emails and flyers that are left. we are going to continue to do that and work through discussing additional strategies to make sure we get to 100 percent by the end of this calendar year. that is in conjunction with the larger portion of the presentation is the outreach to household that are potentially - could potentially qualify to purchase the low market rate units which is going to be a focus for the next six months to start getting people into that pipeline as well. >> the main question of the deadline i wanted to see that too. thank you. >> no other questions? next item, please? >> >> communications from and received by tida. >> any questions or comments by the board? next item please. >> ongoing business board of directors. >> hearing none, by the board. next item, please. >> one item that i failed to mention in my directors report which was last month we had had the clipper code rules and regulations on the agenda and had been asked to continue it to this meeting. we are working with somerville to actua

>>and flyer beware. all this week the news 4 i-team is taking a close look at air travel.oday passengers with disabilities are talking to them about their we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying heon fancy technology for lp.we snail mail! ere invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. and this is the few minutes they have until naptime is over. this is matt and rachel. this is rachel depositing a check without leaving the house. (rachel) [whispers] have you seen my debit card? (matt) [whispers] no. (vo) this is rachel turning off her debit card. (matt) [whispers] babe. (vo) and back on agai htis is your right here, rnow . >>> as you know, every year nbc's clear the shelters campaign helps animal shelters and rescue groups find forever homes for pets. well, a ma

were you putting up flyers? >> oh, we had -- >> oh, flyers. >> we had flyers.e stopped at restaurants around germantown. >> reporter: cari, heather's friend and dance instructor, who also happened to be a cop, organized a search party. >> and we had our backpacks on. and we had good walking shoes. and we had snacks and towels and water. >> reporter: around lakes, parks, and railroad tracks, cari and the other women searched methodically not knowing what they might find. >> and i told all the girls, "y'all be prepared because we might find her, okay?" >> your foot hits something hard and you think, "oh, my god, is it her?" but it's a branch. you never know with each step. >> reporter: her best friend >> reporter: to put together the puzzle of what happened to heather and what she meant by that disturbing good-bye email, detective kemp wanted to know more about heather. starting with her relationship with chris. >> i wanted to know more about their marriage and what's been going on between them the past year. >> reporter: he knew the major event in their marriage

. >>> flyer beware. >> all this week the news 4 i-team will take a look at air travel, is and we startsome surprising revelations about the punishment for those people who are caught with guns in our airports. >> that's right people have attempted to carry guns on airplanes about a dozen times this year at each of our local ai orts. >> buan investigation by scott macfarlane and the news 4 i-team shows whathappens next. >> flying is all about timing. packing, getting to the airport and through the security line as quickly as possible. >> i usually am very rigid and structured when i walk in. >> reporter: but tis frequent flyer from loudoun county has a warning. >> recheck your bags before leav g your hom >> reporter: what went through your mind when the tsa officer said over here. a giant freeze and everything stops in the assembly line of security. red light siren over the x-ray unit. >> reporter: a different kind ki pac, for him and dozens of others in our area when he accidentally brought his carry-on bag with his gun inside. >> i didn't think about it.ey once thpulled out the bag, i

was no one to hand these flyers out to, chris. most people were shuttered inside fearing that if they were to go out they would -- they would basically be caught up in an i.c.e. trap. and so now with these tweets, with the threatened immigration raids, with what we see on the border, i think this is completely a pattern of un-american activity at the highest levels of government. >> and here you are an american speaking out in the u.s. capitol. i'm so proud. thank you. u.s. congressman kmugt rishnamo of illinois. >> thank you, chris. >>> can you speak up? only a handful of rebukes coming from republican lawmakers. they are so scared. you can't be both courageous and safe with this guy. you're watching "hardball." u're. it's how we care for our cancer patients- like job. when he was diagnosed with cancer, his team at ctca created a personalized care plan to treat his cancer and side effects. so job could continue to work and stay strong for his family. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we heal. we love you, daddy. good night

. >> folks, flyer beware.ll week the news 4 i-team is safety.in on travel many expect that airlines need to do more torotect passengers with allergies. >> coming up next, celebrities on campus. howichelle obama is celebrating the success of local students and her >>> ifyour child uses facebook messenger's kids' app there's an alert you need to know abouty the companays a technical errors allowed kid to join group chats with friends of friends who had not been appred by their parents. facebook has turned off that it a in hefect the group chats and has sent parents more information on this. not known how long the flaw was active. >> ffimer t lady michelle obama was at howard university this afternoon hosting the fifth annual beating the odds summit. that event is part celebration, part frank conversation about the hardships of being a first generation college student. news 4's corey smith shows us, mrs. obama's method for these local students. it was simple but >>werful. i sat in that same seat five years ago. >

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you put flyers up in restaurants and bars.te of desire. what did you learn? >> i learned that we're all united in our passion and how much we hide it and how much we don't want to talk about it. i think that desire is something we think about so off aten the the thing we hold closely to our chest. i wanted to explore the nuance of that intersection. >> this is a book about women. why did you exclude men? >> i didn't exclude them. i started by talking to both men and women and spoke to hundreds of each gender, but it just became -- i started to be more interested in the complexity of female desire which i found to just have a lot more prismatic and complex feelings attached to it. >> i want to know what -- >> a simple machine -- >> i want to know what your flyer said? what was your pitch to get people? is there a difference between desire and sex? what did your flyer say to get people to talk to you? >> my flyers, i made them in a staples in santa barbara. they were not the most elle gant of things. they said unrequited love? d

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so, we field the information, we put out flyers and we pass on the information to pd if necessary.o look at us, and feel a sense of safety. they've always told us that over the years — when they see us, they feel safe. ijust want to give a shout—out to this man, appreciate what he has done for new york city. i am exuberant about the potential and the possibilities of the guardian angels in the future, notjust the here and now. i believe in self—help and i believe that one woman, one man can make a difference, and i think we have proven that over 40 yea rs. hello again. it's high summer here in europe, which means that many of you are planning road trips around the continent. and, unfortunately, in the case of one viewer, picking up speeding tickets. but first, french railways has tested a remote—controlled drone train that could lead to driverless passenger services. the train successfully travelled 4 kilometres through the suburbs of paris. it's been called a fundamental step towards the train of tomorrow. back here in the present, mario biocca from montreal in canada says: a rent

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in chicago, activist cecilia garcia handed out flyers. >> i think it would have been more had we not raised the awareness to the community. >> reporter: i.c.e. says it's made 899 arrests overall in the past two months. and as for operation border resolve, i.c.e.'s acting director says he does not believe any families have been separated as a result of arrests that operation is ongoing. norah? >> adriana diaz, thank you. >>> there is breaking news tonight on the manhunt in connection with a double murder that we've been following in western canada. now that's where an american woman and her australian boyfriend were found shot to death. well, today the police named two suspects, teenagers who had been listed as missing after their burning car was found in the same remote region as the murders. the suspects have since been spotted in surveillance images nearly 1500 miles away. >>> to britain now. today boris johnson was chosen to be the next prime minister. the man with the unruly blond hair was one of the loudest voices demanding brexit, britain's divorce from europe. ro elizabeth pal

some flyers tells news 4' i team, they're sometimes not getting what they paid for. scott mcfarland explains in this morning's flyer beware report. >>> ifa you're of the tsa precheck program, you spend extra money to make it easier to get through soseveral. travelers are telling us they're not getting what they paid for. this man is one american living in a wheelchair. >> i'm the rare person that loves to fly. >> he enrolled in tsa precheck for a faster trip through security. reagan national with its aging terminals is one of a handful oi nationwides tsa precheck gates that are not accessible. items have to remove the that you're supposed to be able to leave in your bag. >> reporter: often shifting him to the standard line, where he's undergone the patdowns and slowdowns he paid to avoid. >> it's not what i paid for. >> reporter: a spokesman for reagan national says new checkpoints are under construction, estimated completion, 2021. the other frequent complaint the eral government is getting from passengers with disabilities who travel through reagan andther airports