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. >> and gamers in our area also getti getting ready for a big competition. we are live in the news room. >> all right. amy, thank you. >>> drama in the courtroom today as tempers flare and marshals step in. it comes as court documents about what lead up to the murder. two feuding neighborhood crews were i involved a barrage of gunfire. they tell us the gunman put communities in danger and ultimately killed ten-year-old makiah wilson. we have developments this afternoon. >> it was very emotional. you imagine you have the family of an innocent ten-year-old gl who w murdered but then you the families of these two young me facing murder charges and potential for many many years behind bars. it got vy intense in that courtroom. some of them were in tears. they were hugging one another. very very. ups two men appearing in court for the first time in a ten-year-old's murder. they were among the five masked n that opened fire outside his apartment building in northeast washington. court documents show 76 shots fired from at leastour guns in that shooting. little mak

by you're saying that you don't have any problem telling the country how to get them for him paul getty yes but you're you're siding with saudi and you. we have concerns about what the who the rebels have been doing for quite some time that is well documented they have been terrible and conducted many many attacks against their own sins against the people of yemen saudi arabia certainly has a right to try to to take out some of those bad actors that's something that's something that they have a right to do and we support that and i would have to wrap it up so that if you could hear all of that lou but no it basically said are you here or you know us the u.s. has no problem telling countries not to use violence against other countries unless of course it is a country that they don't like. you know it's it's. study arabia as a you know is a place where you get your head chopped off you say boo to the rulers this is no this is a nasty country they've been given vast amounts of modern weapons about the us which of course is the greatest supplier of weapons to everybody all over the world fo

you mean by you're saying that you don't have a problem telling the country how to get more impala getty yet but you're you're siding with saudi here. we have concerns about what the who the rebels have been doing for quite some time that is well documented they have been terrible and conducted many many attacks against their own sins against the people of yemen saudi arabia certainly has a right to try to and to take out some of those bad actors that something something that they have a right to do and we support that and i would have to wrap it up i notice that you seem tongue tied about it though you would state department spokesman shouldn't she didn't like the fact that the questioner was asking her about what was going on in yemen we know the u.s. a selling the weapons we know the u.s. is providing targeting data so it's horrendous and i would say the u.s. bears absolutely direct responsibility for this it's telling the saudis what to do it's telling the probably the u.a.e. what to do certainly the saudis it's a horrible bloody business and it's a war that's gotten virtually no att

is genuinely threatening to the locals and so they certainly would like to get rid of them and arch getty has postulated that you see a lot of pushback from the regional bosses who are threatened by the opening up of the one nine hundred thirty six constitution and that leads to repression how much is the process are for oppression driven from the center and how much is it locally was it locally mission well the thing is that the repression is sort of multi-pronged you have for example actions against national minorities that tends to be mostly driven because they already have catalogs of these people they have been watching a lot of the national minorities and those also tend to be related to national security issues you know particularly poles koreans. in this area people from the baltic states are often monitored then you also have the center just simply giving large quotas of the numbers of people that need to be arrested. and they let the locals decide who fills that quota but interestingly enough by nine hundred thirty nine or nine hundred forty most of them have had their sentence

what do you mean by you're saying that you don't have a problem telling the country how to form paul getty but you're you're sided with saudi and yet. we have concerns about what the who the rebels have been doing for quite some time that is well documented they have been terrible and conducted many many attacks against their own against the people of yemen saudi arabia certainly has a right to try to and to take out some of those bad actors that's something that's something that they have a right to do and we support that and we are wrapping up. a saudi air strike has killed fifty civilians in yemen most of them children according to local sources over seventy others were reportedly wounded the strike hit a school bus and a marketplace i must warn you may find these images coming up now disturbing according to the latest information on the red cross twenty nine children were killed all of them under the age of fifteen forty eight of the people were injured including thirty schoolchildren the strike hit the north of the country which is under the control of the rebels intervention against

mean by you're saying that you don't have a problem telling the country how to get more empowered getty yet but you're you're siding with saudi and you. we have concerns about what the who the rebels have been doing for quite some time that is well documented they have been terrible and conducted many many attacks against their own sins against the people of yemen saudi arabia certainly has a right to try to and to take out some of those bad actors that something something that they have a right to do and we support that and i have to wrap it up i notice that you seem tongue tied about it though you would state department spokesman shouldn't she didn't like the fact that the questioner was asking her about what was going on in yemen we know the u.s. of selling the weapons we know the u.s. is providing targeting data so it's horrendous and i would say the u.s. bears absolutely direct responsibility for this it's telling the saudis what to do it's telling the probably the u.a.e. what to do certainly the saudis it's a horrible bloody business and it's a war that's gotten virtually no atten

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the idea they getty people‘s vote is different to obtain because the government have said they want actober. meanwhile, we have had a summer lull on the whole brexit situation. but there is talk in the papers today of 100 tory mps prepared to rebel against theresa may‘s checkers brexit plan? it is difficult to know whether or not there are 100 or maybe this is brexiteers ramping up the pressure on the government. we know that the brexiteers are unhappy with the checkers deal and keeping the rule book for good in line with the rule book for good in line with the eu, they are unhappy about that and we have known it for some time now. the fact they are opposed and will try and rally support against it is not unsurprising. but in terms of how much support they‘ve got, it is difficult to say and there may be rebels on the remain side unhappy because it does not do what they want. in terms of the government‘s approach, we know to reason may has written to grassroots members of the conservative party basically saying why she thinks the deal at chequers isa why she thinks the deal at chequers

if you're getti inting coffee, u'for a run. looking all good for any activity you want to do this weekend. sunday will be warmer than sad but still not bad. 85 degrees will be our temperature. it's going to be tta last comfe day. after sunday the temperatures will be around 90. monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week, t operatures, low to mid-90s. we'll talk about the rest of the five days in your ten day. that's in about ten minutes. >> i'm off monday and tuesday. you're tellinge all the right things. >> i'm so happy for you. >> okay. >>> we're headed into the weekend. could you tell? we've got your entertainment options covered. >> more options for you. we're making plans for you. from the movies. a film we told you about today. it's (announcer) there's a freedom about asheville. an unspoken invitation to discover who you really are. come up for air. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >>> a mother in d.c. has led a toughlife. she lost three sons and suffered major injuries after a drunk driver cshed into her. she's dete

. >>> all month, we're getti ready for school. today, students are heading back to class. >> molette green is out at woodbridge high school this ck morning to k off the school spirit. hey, molette. >>ood morning to you guys. students arriving for the first day of class, which begins in about 0 minu30 minutes or so. 20 students at woodbridge high school. wehave the principal and 9 90,000-plus students. joining me is diana, who can talk aut the new year. >> we want to make sure our students are ready. >> i've never been so ready on the first day of school. maybe i should be a student here. we're going to get out of the way and have a parade before class starts. let's celebrate. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the girl's rssketball team. the row coming down. the robotics team. we're at fairfax high school tomorrow. can you top this? >> that is pretty impressive there. >> going to t be all order, for sure. >> molette, thank you very much. >>> 6:51 right now. school is not back in session in maryland. there's problems on the road right? >> there are

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. >> reporter: getti back into ehe back to school flow is something every is getting adjusted to. drivers should ajust as well. as you saw in the video, that car went through a red lht as students were in the crosswal egregious on any day. i had c ance to ask the interim chancellor if she had her eye on the full-time job. she says absolutely it is ae jo wants but she respects the process of hiring a newll chan. >>> a number of schools in west virginia are also back in class this morning. you can see them highlighted here on this map. berkeley, hampshire, jefferson and morgan counties. parents there are hoping for an uninterrupted year after teachers had a strike last year. it took nine days to resolve that. >>> in othernews, pope francis is confronting the since of the church in an unprecedented letter. it address last week's grand jury report on priest sex abuse sandals andcover-ups. the report found that more than 1,000 children were sexually abus by priests in pennsylvania for decades. the pope's letter is meant to acknowledge thing any of the victims and also the power of thei

let's go over to melissa mollet and see how a friday morning commute is getti started. >> right now chopper this problem we have been watching. inbound branch avenue before allentownroad. lane blocked on the right side and good delays as you're headed inbound. inner loop before branch avenue disabled vehicle there on the left shoulder and no major delays there. southbound 295 after mallm x and traffic temporarily stopped and that sounds like itis rolling, once again, and you can tell by the map.mi sissippi lanes blocked for the police investigation. and arlington, inbound. 66 and fairback drive blocked by the crash there. taking a look at your travel times. 270 looks good. inbound on 66 and problems and 95 north even behaving on this friday morning. remember toen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. >> thank you. >>> your time is 5:5 the final days of summer don't have to be sad. they can be big fun for your entire family. just soak it all in. >> we're working for you at the montgomery county fair. molette green is there at some of the new attractions this yea >> old mcdonald ha

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one of the men is made famous because of this rock on the getty's be -- gettysburg battlefield. this is 140th pennsylvania. he is from washington county, pennsylvania. he is the senior captain within the regiment and he is holding on the union line on the wheatfield. when he is going to be shot, audi hers company, he is taken to a rock or a shell will explode, hit him and kill him. he is dragged back toward the farm where he is. and some of the carbs 140 pv, meaning 140th pennsylvania volunteers. this rock is about the size of a small volkswagen on the farm. his party will be exhumed and taken back to washington, pennsylvania. on the end of the battlefield will be richard roberts, the commanding officer, who hates atchison. he is a beaver county lawyer from pennsylvania and his daughter had become in orphan before he went to war in 1862. he becomes a kernel of the 140th pennsylvania in the late fall of 1862, he is leaving here for gettysburg. he gives them a rousing speech, kind of like you saw in the movie gettysburg. he will get up and remind them that they are from pennsylvan

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the civil war, author timothy smith discusses his book "john burns, the hero of getty delve about a localilian deciding to fight on the side of the union and was subsequently injured after the battle of gettysburg. timothy smith also explore some of the myths and alternate the.ons of john burns' story that has been passed on over the years the gettysburg heritage center hosted the talk. >> our next presentation, mr. timothy smith. timnd i go way, way back -- and i go way back. he is arisen from the baltimore, maryland area, and is a long-term battlefield guy here. he has authored several books. he is a former teacher and instructor at the gettysburg campus here at harrisburg community college, and he does appear regularly on pennsylvania cable network's battle series. and he has one tomorrow. and he is also a research historian

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it's also been the gathering place for many historical figures and celebrities, including gordon getty. it's also associated with jeremiah tower, who was an original chef at the cafe. staff is also very supportive of this application and is recommending the following features and traditions being preserved, including the exterior signage, the off sail liquor sign, the coca-cola sign. the oak back bar dating from 1913, the tile floor, the windows and transoms, the original side doors and brass fittings. we're also recommending that the signature balboa burger be retained on the menu, that the affordable wine list be retained, and the historic original photos inside the cafe be retained. if you have any questions, i'm happy to answer, and the original business owners are here. thank you very much could fe. >> president wolfram: thank you. would the owners wish to say anything? we would love to hear from you, but you're not required. seeing and hearing nothing, we'll close public comment. commissioner? >> i have a question for shelley. because it's categorized as category a, can we set th

have aats game getty ready to start in 15 minutes. not being able to finish it. again, rain headed ouray let's go on a radar tour just moving into col ibia ando howard county. it's heavy rain. saw a little bit lfhtning earlier and no storms with this and this continues to advance up towardsi-70 right now between baltimore and frederick and speaking ofck frede heavy rain now to the western side of the town and we're also looking at mor moderate rain right around hagerstown and shepherds town and w theye having very low visibilities and to our friends to the range. look at all of this down around ,ute 29 cull person and back down to charlottesville and that continues to move right into the district and we've over with heavy rain all throughout the last couple of hours and thisould lead to flooding issues. you could see some dryness and back here in west virginia, and that heads into o area and severe weather. could see som out there, andto severes and most us will have heavy rain or flooding. >> and obviously from the heavy ells that could bring downpour >> for the

now in some of the hardest hit areas f ailies are getti look at what the fires left behind, if anythingy gy is liven one of those neighborhoods. ne's in redding, california. that s behind you looks ghastly. >> reporter: it's overwhelming, leon. this is the kind of situation so many of those families are returning to, theirt homes l in ruins here. i think they're starting to realize now thatho just like firefighters on the front lines, their work here, the recovery, is going to take a long time. >> cross right flank to left flank at 5,000. >> reporter: after two weeks, fire crews are making progress in california. but hotshot teams on the front lines warn. >> this fire is really outrunning teus. >> rep the fight here is still far from over.n more tha a dozen wildfires raging, running and threatening thousands of homes acrosshe state. while another battle -- >> there is the chain from the lamp. >> reporter: areas swallowed by just beginning. >> where do you start? oh, my gosh. >> reporter: families are slowing returning to what's left of their homes. >> look how the fountain in the back m

on the republican side, congressman ron desantis whose campaign searurging after getti the endorsementident trump. but bless than 24 hours after the polls closed in florida, the race is heating up after congressman desantis went on fox news and said this. >> he is an articulate spokesman for the far left views. and he's a charismatic candidate. and i watched the democrat debates, none of that was my cup of tea, but he performed better than the other people there. so we've got to work hard to make sure that we can continue to move florida in a good direction. let's build off the success from governor scott. the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. >> now, in response to the "monkey this up" phrase, here's what we have from the democratic party. they called it a racist dog whistles. the desantis campaign fired back to say, ron desantis was talking about florida not making the wrong decision to embrace the policies that andrew gillum else spouses. to characterize it as anything else is absu

in thee of you live suburbs for the peace and the quiet, but the fear of getti shot is a reality in one loudoun county neighborhood. bullets hit several homes over the weekend outside of leesburg on ahrens c viewrt and another development off ball hill road and here's the story. >> reporter: tonight a punctured home with bullets leaving glass shattered and the homeowners uneasy. >> we had every neighbor on our street in our house on sunday trying to figure out what was going on, and everybody is nervous about >> reporter: the residents are asking we not show their face and they shared with us the damage from yesterday's shootings, at least two bullets hitting their home. down the street, at least up other home also it's land that was once all part of the farms. >> go back just ars few y that's why they could do things like target practicing. they gounong out here. today, that's not the case. you've got families moving in calling this home. >> the truth is we're talking about safety and t akingut common sense. >> reporter: in the highlighted region currently loudoun county prohibits shoo

he was very energy getti in get. he was a dapper dresser. and the car came in an array of attractive colors. the production vehicle had a lot of the features that the tucker torpedo promised, independent suspension, an uncrushable passenger compartment, that third cyclops eye. it was fast. it would go 120 miles per hour. with good fuel efficiency, too. it had a rear engine. but, it was only able to produce 51. why? well, fast forward to 1988 when a film came out, tucker, the man in his dream. and anybody recognize these two? this is francis ford copia la, the film director. and this guy, any of you "star wars" fans? this is george lucas. francis ford copia la owns a tucker and he got really interested in the story of preston tucker. so he directed and george lucas was the executive producer for this film. and here's frans sis ford copolla's tucker in fill. >> it's a great film to watch partly because of jeff bridge's performance. it's sort of like watching a soda bottle, he's all excited about his car and it takes you through the story of hi

brad berry from getty is the photographer there.ight with lester holt. ali velshi, you're a sight for sore eyes. >> great to have you back here, friend. >> thank you. >> don't go far. we'll need you. have a great one. good morning, everyone. i'm ali velshi. stephanie rule is off. it's monday, august 20th. let's get smarter. >> when you tell me he should testify because he's going to tell the truth, and he shouldn't worry, that's silly. it's somebody's version of the truth. not the truth. he didn't have a conversation. >> truth is truth. i don't mean to go -- >> it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. >> we have a good sense, obviously, of what mr. mcgahn testified to. >> you don't know 100% of what he testified to to mr. mueller? >> i think threw john doud we have a pretty good sense. >> this shows what a legal team the president had. >> michael cohen's legal problems just got much much worse over the past weekend which, of course, applies even more pressure to donald trump. >> prosecutors considering filing charges by the end of the mon

this photograph here by afp and getty.ou can find me on facebook, twitter, snapchat and instagram. i'm around on social media all day long. i will also, just as a quick programming note not be seeing you for the next week. my colleagues will be stepping in for me as i take a little time. won't be heading to jersey, stef. i know that's your favorite place. >> clearly it's not a vacation. i can't imagine what you're going to be doing. what else would one want to do? >> take it away. >> all right, my friend. >> enjoy. >> thank you. >>> good morning everyone. i'm back. stephanie ruhle here, my partner off today. friday, august 2018. it is the 10th. >>> some parts of the country, it does seem like the america we know and love doesn't exist anymore. >> massive demographic changes have been put on the american people. much is

the ongoing investigations in the southern district of new york, which not only secured a getty plea from former trump lawyer michael cohen but also offered immunity to the trump administration's longtime cfo alan weiselberg, and that's not all. "the new york times" reports the manhattan district attorney is weighing opening a criminal investigation into the trump organization. with me, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. i think that's where i want to begin is with the southern district of new york. i'll get to the manafort case in a second. where is this heading? they seem -- what's your best understanding of is the michael cohen case essentially put to bed, now they're going to focus on x? what is x? it feels like fdny is focused on a new x, but it's not clear what that is. >> i think the x we know about is the campaign finance violations michael cohen pled guilty to, counts seven and eight. and you see the district circling this. this what we do when you see blood in the water. this is why you have the immunity grants. they're focusing on that an

tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you the budget and finance sub-committee. today is july 26th. we're waiting for sfgov-tv to catch up. all right. we're back. budget and finance sub-committee, today is july 26th, i want to welcome you to our meeting. and i thank sfgov-tv, and jesse and samuel who are assisting with the broadcast and miss linda wong is our clerk. and i want to recognize my committee women, we've got to my right supervisor sandra fewer and to my left is catherine stefani. >> clerk: silence all cellphones and electronic devices and have any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk and items on today will appear on the supervisor's agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. let's start with the first item.

. >>> mechanics on american history tv, military historian mark snell on his book "getty's burg other battle: the ordeal of an american shrine during the first world war." he explained how the famous civil war battlefield was used as a world war i training camp in 1917 and 1918 named camp colt. its commander was a young dwight eisenhower. >>> we're at the eisenhower national historic site on great war camp colt weekend. we're here to commemorate world war i as well as the 100th anniversary of camp colt when it was commanded by a colonel eisenhower here at gettysburg, pennsylvania. our next speaker is mark snell. he's retired from the u.s. army in 1993 and has had several assignments as well as careers after that. he taught history at united states military academy at west point and he was a lecturer at royal academy in sandhurst in the uk. he was also professor of history at shepherd university in shepherdins shepherdstown, west virginia, where he was director of tyler moore center, study of american civil war. he's written extensively on world war i and the civil war, especially the

next getty bloomberg first word news update.p has denied using campaign funds is has run a for women who alleged past affairs with him. the comments came a day after federal prosecutors claimed some campaign officials were aware of the payments. his statement hundred dukes a guilty plea by michael cohen, his wrong time personal attorney and fixture -- fixer who said the president directed him to make the payments and that they violated campaign-finance law. clicks you have to understand what he did and they were not taken out of campaign-finance, that is a bigger thing. they did not, out of the campaign. they came for me and i tweeted about it. >> strong evidence, it is conclusive but let's at least strong, that is donald trump new, that michael cohen is going to be advancing upey on his behalf to hush the relationships with these two women. and it had a political purpose to it. austria's prime minister is digging in for a fight saying he would only step aside if his chief rival can prove he has enough support to unseat him. ami

so getti the kids ready for school, oh, yeah, we have to do this dpoiforecast, 83 will be o daytime high tomorrow, with some drizzle and sprib kl--sprinkles. humidity starts to come back a humidity starts to come back a little bit for the weekend, ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hundreds of counter protesters shu down what was a free speech rally in boston. they srounded a few dozen people there for a planned rally. there were a few shoving matches between t a groups police did arrest one man. one of the organizers of the boston fe speech says they have been falsely labelled neo-nazis and racists. >>> people are safe aft fast moving floodwaters near colorado springs. you can see first responders carrying a chi from suv. 11 people were trapped in six rs and it took firefighters nearly 45 minutes to even them.ly get to once they did, they brought everyone out safely. >>> neither snow nor rain nor gloom of night but it doesn't s