leads guests to park in the rounding neighborhoods >>> time is running out for students in prince george jess county to g vaccinations. if they don't before school starts september 4th, they can forget about going to class. the district says lack of insurance is part of the reason about 6,000 seventh graders were not immunized at the end of the last school year. the school has had problems wit recordkeeping in the past but the issues have since been fixed. parents now need to step up. >> we are an educational institution. we are not ac me institution. the requirement of parents to get their children immunized not the school system. >> reporter: for mor information on the vaccines e including re you can get them,pen up our nbc washington app and search school .shots >>> facebook's free fall. the single worst day ever for a company on the u.s. stock market. >> next at 11:00, as facebook battles privacy and security issues, see how identity thievet capitalize pictures you post of yourself, even your kids. >> couldn't believe that low. dy would stoop that >>> and to jail or not to jail. two cops

i wouldn't be surprised if some of our area especially southern maryland, prince george jess county, montgomery, fairfo the east could be under a flash flood watch tomorrow too over towards t eastern shore. this is why. nothing around our area now. back to the west, big storms that are trying to move our they're not going to get here tonight. what this storm is doing, see ? the spin he this is the one that prompted all the severe weather towards iowa and missouri yesterday into parts of kentucky and tennessee today. this storm picks up all this moisture to the south. we're going too start see the rain make its way up here quickly. future weather as we move on through 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow, the rain starts to move in. i-95 eastward much better chance foisrain. model shows you what i'm talking about here. i-95. rain off toward the beltway. frederic, leesbu winchester, less of a chance for rain. that rain out there mostly fairly light. that's good news. here's i-95. 5:00 tomorrow afternoon seeing hey rain in parts of the region. that's why some locations could picko p oneu two inches. thi

you.nt to stop this for a couple more in through prince george jess county. right along 97 north of annapolis and a few showers in lauden, fairfax and prince william. i want to wute this and show you what's happening down to the south. look at this lthe towards n carolina. if you live in toward parts of the shenandoah valley and county front royal winchester ups towa martinsburg, this could be the area i'm concerned about. you see this line w movingl to the north of the d.c. metro area. d.c. metro may not see a lot tonight. just swer activity. we'll talk about tomorrow morning and what this means for your wednesday. a little different scenario for see you back here in a minute. >> the national wther service confirms tonight a small tornado touched down this morning in northern vi. you can see the damage on the athletic feeds at thomas jefferson high school high school inal andria. an ef-0 with winds of around 70 miles hour. no one was hu. >> we'll be all over the weather story again tomorrow morning on "news4 today." you can get the updated forecast and see h

. >> this keen is just across the dc line from prince george jess county. police chased the driver into the district. d.c. police went to the area because of the sound of gunsints. we're tto piece all of there together and we'll update the story as qsckly we get new information. >>> tonight, we're hearing from the grandther of a 10-year-old girl who died in her sister's arm last 'mnight. >> doreen gansler. >> makiyah which son's family s sa was sweet, full of life and lovede sports. d just gone swimming and out for ice cream before someone shot and killed her last night. >> look at the video from d.c. police. it only took 12 seconds for four suspects to change this family's life forever. 12 seconds to jump o out that car, fire shot after shot, jump backn and take off. >> news4's megan fitzgerald is orve with on this little girl's life and the search for the men who took . megan? >> reporter: of yeah, jim and doreen investigators are hoping that someone can recognize that blk sedan. it's an infinity. it has temporary tags. they're hoping that person calls el

a person killed on the railroad tracks in prince george jess unty. video over new carrollton about 9:00. >> there is an amtrak acela train. we know one pedestrian is dead. and the incident is cause delays tonight. passengers were transferred to another train to continue north on their tvels to baltimore. service in the area also delayed. no word yet on the impact for tomorrow. l bring you gyp daupdates. >> a grieving high school communit remembering a bright student and lacrosse player. >> conner mcgowan was 17 years old. he died after his jeep crashed into a tree yesterday afternoon everyone had fairfax county. >> shomari spoke to some of his friends at arayer service. >> reporter: family and friends paid tribute to conneran mcg at burt community church behind meed and describe him as being wellliked, a great lacrosse player and excellent student. >> a community in mourning they lug and cry over the tragic loss of 17-year-oldonner mcgowan. >> i'm really sad. i've known him most of my life. >> reporter: bennett was conner's teammate at robinn seconda

jesse: left-wing comic george lopez pulls a disturbing stunt on a hold star. -- a h [♪] jesse: afterhis week's hearing what peter strzok, the disgraced fbi agent became a meme. his bizarre facial expressions straight ahead through the internet like this one. joining me now, diamond and silk. you probably watched this. how could you not. it was a marathon that probably lasted 7 hours. he didn't come off too well, did he? >> no, he didn't. he was like a vile, malicious creepy little boy that gets into things. we want answers from him. he's biased. he made the fbi look crazy. we don't trust him or the fbi. he is a criminal in our eyes and he needs to be locked up. jesse: he acted exactly how i thought he would act based on the text messages he sent. let's talk about george lopez. he was a pretty decent stand-up comic. tmz caught him doing something pretty nasty at the hollywood walk of fame on donald trump's star. watch this. [laughing] jesse: maybe that's comedy. should i not take it seriously, ladies? >> we took it serious. urinating in public is a crime. it makes you a gutter bug is

jesse: he acted exactly how i thought he would act based on the text messages he sent. let's talk about george him doing something pretty nasty at the hollywood walk of fame on donald trump's star. watch this. [laughing] jesse: maybe that's comedy. should i not take it seriously, ladies? >> we took it serious. urinating in public is a crime. it makes you a gutter bug is what it makes you. he's a nasty fou foul gutter. he needs to do what he said he would do in 2015 in president trump becomes president. he need to leave the country. we don't want to see him no more because he's disgusting. >> that's why we call him a sewer sucker. jesse: i guess lopez has to go to canada if he's going to be a man of his world. jerry steinfeld is talking to one of my favorite actors. surprisingly both of them think the political correctness b.s. has gone way too far. you can't say anything, especially on college campuses. this is what they had to say. >> it's weird colleges have become a place where there is restricted thought instead of thought freedom. >> there is nothing liberal with shutting someone up. not

jesse: what about george washington, what did he do? >> he was one of the presidents? >> which president? >> he was the second president after lincoln. >> some folks got to learn the hard way. >> he was a general or something. >> he didn't work with horses, did he? >> god bless you. jesse: the revolutionary war, who did america fight. >> countries. china. >> great britain. jesse: that's right. >> that escalated quickly. jesse: what year did we declare our independence? >> 1984? jesse: way off. >> 1884. jesse: 1776. >> 1776. jesse: she is on a roll. >> 1776? jesse: genius. what did the declaration of independence do? >> i have no idea. that's awful. >> i'm not that knowledgeable on those declarations and the constitution and all of that. jesse: what country did we declare our independence from? >> virginia. jesse: what month do we vote for president? >> december? >> january? >> april? jesse: that's when you pay your taxes. >> march? jesse: in the fall. >> august? jesse: august is the summer. >> november? no. jesse: you got it. the name our national anthem is. >> isn't i

three with connections to the england team, starting with jesse connections to the england team, starting withjesse lingard's cousin, gabby georgeunity and is getting better and better. he has been one of england's key players, i am much saying that because he is my family, he has been doing really well and deserves everything he gets. he was adamant he did not need careers interview because he would bea careers interview because he would be a professional footballer, as a school we had to say that everybody goes to this process, you might not get to where you want to as a foot ball get to where you want to as a football player. he was like, no, i don't need an interview. he was ultracompetitive, table tennis, football, badminton, anything. he often represented the school in different areas, athletics and cross—country. it isa cross—country. it is a dream come true for both of the lads, the way their careers have progressed, coming through the system, from being really young boys, coming all the way through, representing sheffield united and then moving on and making careers for themselves, but to be lining up ina for themselves

george w. bush safe for liberals. [ laughter ] he brought jesse helms to the table on debt relief. brought him to the table on this so the kind of role-played by all of these external forces in creating this great synergy of partnership with business, with left and right on the political spectrum and between the two parties, i don't think that can be understated. >> there's no question, we invited him to join us but he was busy today. i want to pick up on -- to go forward as the last part of our conversation. congresswoman, you said something pretty stunning. 75% of the elected officials that helped launch pepfar in congress are not elected officials today. so senator daschle, how do we keep the momentum going because they weren't there with that excitement at the 2003 partnership when president bush gave his state of the union. how do we make sure this continues? people who are voters around the country have a lot of issues they care about so what's the answer to keep it going and keep this energy around an issue we care about but not every member of congress may be as excited abo

. >> jesse dancing on the line of the first amendment, to be indicted and a colleague, individual from the area. georgeason, threatened matt stone specifically online, specifically what you do with van gogh who was assassinated and split by al qaeda acolytes. this is who you should do it to and what you should do. and enterprising eastern district of virginia found the legal route to prosecute that. otherwise jesse and his group have been be devils, the southern district of new york and eastern district, the attorney's office, the first amendment line is cutting it too close. i tend to think we see how mark locker berg was successful the last 72 hours on the holocaust issue in terms of service and the types of threats we are talking about. they have gone -- they have gone to silicon valley to push for content to be taken down. we are seeing more of that now but more needs to be done and that is one of the points as well, terms of service, the most elegant way to do it. a platform to determine the rules by which everybody plays. >> thank you for sticking with us. i'm going to ask you to join me in thank

george w. bush staffer who can expect to spend the rest of the summer trying to win at least 50 senate votes for confirmation. jessica schneider is in washington. jess, for people waking up who had no idea who judge kavanaugh is, tell us about him. >> this is going to be a rough battle on capitol hill and it's a tight timeline here. white house legislative director marc short says they expect kavanaugh's confirmation by october 1, less than three months away and you can see there judge kavanaugh has an extensive history inside the beltway. that combined with his extensive paper trail and history working for george w. bush could be the biggest holdup in this nomination fight. there are millions of pages of documents that crossed brett kavanaugh's desk when he was staff secretary at the white house for george w. bush at mow m -- momentous times like september 11 and hurricane katrina. brett kavanaugh's history extends for the past 12 years on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. that's the most prominent appeals court in the country. he was a clerk for the justice he could replace, anthony kennedy. he was the lead author of the 1998 ken starr report tha

george washington. he wrote rules of civility. i'm going to ask about that cherry tree. >> juan: i don't think he was married. martha comes around. >> dana: i don't know when they got married. a >> jesseare you saying that you want to hang out? the father of our country. he wasn't preoccupied with a lot of family. >> dana: he was a busy guy. >> juan: our founding father at this very table, greg. >> greg: i would have to say bob lutz. not a lot of people know him but he was there every step of the way. i find this question sexist. aren't we done with the whole idea of founding fathers? what about founding mothers? why are we recognizing gender with our founding fathers? it is so heteronormative. >> juan: i would hang out with ben and you. he was in the newspaper business. i would like that. >> greg: he was a partier. he had two beds in his room. when the bed got warm he would move to the other one because it was cool. >> charles: he needed one of those beds with the temperature control. >> juan: let's do another question. this comes from patricia. how do you like to celebrate the fourth of july? >> jesse: beer, barbecue, fireworks. >> dana: i'm going to say dogs. no, i don't know. i li

actually announcing for president, george mcgovern came down and joined us and said, "i want to rropose something erend jackson. "i would like for us to run as a team. "jessepresident, "and if we win, i will literally turn it over to jackson in four years." for some reasoid reverend jacksont think that was a good deal. - what made you decide to run in84? - it was never part of my ambition to run for political office. i had gone to convention abefore in '72, '7 '80. so i decided to try to mobile the locked out to expan tthe tent, and tory to see america for the first time through a door and nough a keyhole. - our father wanted maynard jackson, the former mayor of atlanta, to run, or ambassador andrew young would be more acceptable. they were more mainstream, but the people kept pushing for him to run. - 300 ministers from around the country said, "if you run, we will raise money," and they raised maybe a million dollars, so as i raised e discussion came the idea of "run, jesse, run." - rufor president was a way of increasing voter registration, of raising issues that the other candidates wouldn't necessarily raise, and make sure that the african-erican comm

jesse dancing on the line of the first amendment. what caused him to be indicted and arrested is that his colleague, an individual from the area, george mason grad, zachary chester, threatened trey parker and matt stone specifically online and said, you should do to them what happened to steal van gogh, who in assassinated in amsterdam 2004, when his throat was slit by al qaeda acolytes. onlinenly because the threat was specific to say this is who you should do it too and , theys what you should do found the legal route to prosecute that. otherwise, jesse and his group had the devil the southern district of new york and the eastern district of new york, the u.s. attorney's office. that first amendment line is cutting it too close, frankly. we haved to think that seen how mark zuckerberg has turned himself into a pretzel over the past 48, 72 hours on holocaust issues. terms of service, the first amendment is for the types of threats we are talking about, probably a line that is too far. it probably needs to be the terms of service that restricts what is said online. i have the germans have a law --inst the strict discussion restricting

jesse dancing on the line of the first amendment. what ultimately caused him to be indicted and arrested was that his colleague, an individual from the area here, georgemason grad, zachary chester, threatened trey parker and matt stone specifically online and said you should do to them what happened to theo van gogh who was assassinated in amsterdam in 2004, and his throat was slit by al-qaeda acolytes. so it was only because this online threat was specific to say this is who you should do it to, and this is what you should do that, frankly, an enterprising eastern district of virginia found the legal route to prosecute that. otherwise jesse and his group have bedeviled the southern district of new york and the eastern district of new york u.s. attorney's office. so really that first amendment line, it's cutting it too close, frankly. so, you know, i tend to think that we've seen how mark zuckerberg has turned himself into a pretties every over the -- pretzel over the last 48, 72 hours over the holocaust issue. terms of service, you know, first amendment is for the types of threat that we're talking about is probably a line that's too far. it probably

jess. >>> we do want to begin in texas this half hour with police trying to find out who killed a prominent cardiologist who once served as a doctor to former president george. bush. abc's marci gonzalez has the latest on the investigation from our los angeles bureau. marci, good morning. >> reporter: paula, good morning. where and how this happened making this a really unusual case. and for now investigators are still trying to piece together if this was a random shooting or if the doctor was targeted. this morning, police hunting for the gunman who killed this prominent houston cardiologist in broad daylight. dr. mark hausknecht seen here with one of his past patients, former president george h.w. bush. the beloved physician gunned down just before 9:00 a.m. friday morning while riding his bike to work. >> the suspect was on a bicycle as well. drove past, rode past the doctor, turned and fired two shots. the doctor immediately went down. >> reporter: a private ambulance happened to be driving past. >> i seen somebody flagging us down, and i said, you know, something is wrong, and then i drove up a little further and i seen a gentleman sprawled out on the