angie goff is in the newsroom with details. angie, good morning. >> good morning. yesterday marked one year since that groping trial against a denver dj came to anal emoti close. swift talked about the trial on stage. take a listen. >> today a year ago was a day th the jury sided in my favor and voted -- [ cheering ] >> swiftent on to say that she thinks about all the people thae are not bel when it comes to alleged assault. she said, i'm sorry to anyone who ever wasn't believed because she doesn't know what turn her life would have taken if mebody did not believe her. >>co in civil triaurt a jury in a denver courtroom ruled that he assaulted and battere when he grabbed swift's backside at a meet and gre photo session back in june of 2013. that's the latest. aaron, back to you. >> angie, 4:50 right now. d.c. mayor, muriel bowser wraps up her visit to esalvador with a special stop. she visited the hometown of thousands of salvadorians who now live in d.c. she was greeted by the mayor there. before he was elected six months ago, h lived in alexandria. mayor bowser wa

i'm angie goff. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. let's check in with chuck and the forecast, going to get rough later today. >> an opportunity fortrong t severe storms later on today. nothing here with this morning. the ride in will be uneventful. no rain around the city. here are rain drops around parts of northwest virginia. and there's more rain across southf culpepper. this is moving in a northeasterly direction. i-66ill be wet from gainesville westbound.ra current temres are steamy. 76 in august. 72 inorrince 's county. and 72 in leesburg. warm and humid day today. understorms opportunity increasing with time. 6:00 will be the severe thunderstorms. let's look at early morning commute. >>> hyattsville, still have the road work after route 50. now, a crash in the work zone. we're seeing some slow judowns here. this crashway, with it could be some ti n. laurel, juth of eathere, bound, skaggsville road. that crash, unaffected. 270 sonhbound, you're o time. going to take about 26 minutes. aaron? ak melissa, thank you. >>> bg news ri

i'm eun yang. >> and i'm angie goff in for aaron.'s gormo s team 4 meteorologist sheena parveen. >>> i'm optimistic with the rain quickly moving to t nort and a lot of people are most likely not getting on the road for the commute. but if you are, you're going to get into problems. this morning we are looking at water on the roads. we h some very heavy rain move through northern virginia. now it has lifted to the

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang.s back to school for many school districts. >> we'll get to melissaith a check on the commute in a moment. first chuck and sheena are here with a check on the forecast. a little ang tift on theradar. >> we do have showers around. in some parts of the i area, feels really nice. we have a nice breeze. you can have the windows down. other reparts, uas out. >> thunder and lightning, quite a bit thismorning. no, these are not severe thunderstorms, but some early morning rumblesf thunder certainly going to be an early wake-up call for a lot of our friends down here south of the city. these are all coming n th towards fredricksburg and stafford. could be a rainy go and a noisy start to the day. after this cluster goes by, that's about it. all dry weather downos a southern virginia, that will be our dry late morning and our dry afternoon. or this morning, a couple of sprinkles and showers in parts of loudoun andax faiounty. temperatures, 60s in the shen dough nah valley. this afternoon actuall

i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >>>lc'm aaron ist. a warning for viewers in berkeley county, west virginia this morning.e becaf the conditions on the roads there, all the public chools are delayed two hours today. take note of that. we're working with team coverage. melissa is tracking the warnings traffic.ads in first >> first, chuck, you have an update for us. looks like the worst is out of here. >> absolutely. that's the best news i can give you. yesterday's rain chance w this big, today's is this big. nothing major coming our way. that being said, we have lot of high water across the area. skies are trying to clear o a smidgen. temperatures mid to upper 60s.r up60s in fairfax and loudoun county. a stil lot of high water. along wh pasco and the pe tucks et rivers, lecoolsv edwards ferry, be on the lookout. a lot of high water. don't be like yesterday.e if you can't see the pavement, turn around, don't drow how many tim do we have to say it. temperatures will climb only into the low and mid 80s today. there's% a chance of a quick sh

. >> and i'm angie goff. aaron has the morning off as we wake up. jack taylor is already by tracking trouble on the roadways. >>> but first, let's get to the recast with chuck bell and sheena parveen. when is the rain going to >>end? maybe next week. do you reay want to know, eun? i don't think you do. this morning, we were both driving in i know eun and angie had heavy rain. o yeah, we have wet roads o there. >> september is typically a dry month. >> today is august 1st. so i don't want to look ahead anymore. >> the rainy pattern will be uck here for the next couple of days. the heaviest rain for today is already in the rear-view mirror. that's good news. warm and breezy. there's a chance for morereain behe day is through. there's the first batch of heavy rain on out of here. not much in the wake, so we have a little chance to dry out over the next couple of hours. i temperatures the upper 60s to low 70s. it will be a warm day today. if you a going down to the nats game, it's a noon game. perfect afternoon for seball. don't know if they can hang 25

. >> good morning,'m angie goff. eun yang has the morning off. let's go to melissa mollet and we have issues o the roadways. >> but let's begin with sheena parveen with the forecast. sheen sheena, we're starting the week with more sunshine but that ans more heat, right? >> that's right, more heat, more humidity. awaiting the pattern. with the wet grod around. it almost feels like a sauna in the afternoon. and today, we' t goingbe bag around the 90s like yesterday. we're going to be staying through the afternoon like yesterday. if you're heading outside have the smf 30 or higher, no matter what you're doing today. outside, an isolate storm is possible. 75 degrees as you're washington out. 72, leesburg, 75 in quantico. we're dry on the radar there's one thunderstorm that really hasn't moved. it's in northern sections of calvert county near sunderland. this one is pretty heavy. we've seen lightning. it's ver this thing is remaining. it's stationary. we'll be watching it and the forecast when we'll have more rain relief, if you want to call it that,a

goff finds out if this booming box trend is worth>> it eporter: shopping for school clothes with your kids. >> it's not an enjoyablepe exence because they tend to run around in all different directions. >> reporter: let's face it, they'd rather be playing and scott mcfarland has things he'd rae doing too. >> which state has the capital of tallahassee. >> reporter: which is why they tu t to a box skip the stress and a trip to the store. >> the idea of having theom clothes to your home without having to take them out to go shopping is nice. >>edeporter: lisa dec to try kid box, one of several box services offering personalizedd outfits shipped right to her door. she simply submitted an onlineb quiz a her son's style and personality. >> no, i want to open it. >> reporter: and from there kid box styliens sent s quality items by well-known brands. >> do you like it? >> yes. >> reporter: you only pay for the ones you want which in jonathan's caseas thentire box. lisa paid about $14 per piece and gave back. >> for eveox that we deliver perfectly to a customer, they're going to keep that box

i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >>>lc'm aaron ist.arning for viewers in berkeley county, west virginia this morning.e becaf the conditions on the roads there, all the public chools are delayed two hours today. take note of that. we're working with team coverage. melissa is tracking the warnings traffic.ads in first >> first, chuck, you have an update for us. looks like the worst is out of here. >> absolutely. that's the best news i can give you. yesterday's rain chance w this big, today's is this big. nothing major coming our way. that being said, we have lot of high water across the area. skies are trying to clear o a smidgen. temperatures mid to upper 60s.r up60s in

. >> and i'm angie goff in for aaron. let's gormo s team 4 meteorologist sheena parveen. >>> i'm optimistic with the rain quickly moving to t nort and a lot of people are most likely not getting on the road for the commute. but if you are, you're going to get into problems. this morning we are looking at water on the roads. we h some very heavy rain move through northern virginia. now it has lifted to the north, but in those areas we're seeing floodwarnings. i'll show you where in just a second. around the beltway, light, spotty showers. things have improved in the last 30 minutes. laurel seeing more moderate rain near gaithersburg. leesburg and frederick, virginia, seeing the heaviest rainfall. this is all sliding up to the now in northern virginia, parts of fairfax and foster county, flood warnings until 7:00 a.m. through 7:45 this morning. we are looking at ponding on the roadways. we hav a very unsettled weather pattern all the way into the weekend. coming up, we'll she you what the weekend is going to look like. we'l

good morning, 4:00 a.m., i'm aaron gilchrist >>> i'm angie goff in for eun yang.g the impact of this storm. hundreds of power out anlts still reported this hour in the d.c., maryland and northern virginia areas. it's not only the weather we're tracking thismorning. major developments shower to have an impact on the presidency of donald trump. his former attorney pleaded guilty to several charges

coming up later, angie goff takes a look at some of the tools toeep your kids safe. >> and dna . >>> it was thick out there. took the dog for a walknd he came back in like 20 seconds. >> they do it quick today. >> evebody did. i was just outside doing a little bit of a check myself. people coming min, goodness gracious. when is this stopping? >> we have a couple more it will stay on the hot and humid side and then we'll feel some relief as we head through the woke yep. out there right now, no relief in sight. hazy, hot and humid and still sitting at 93 degrees. winds out of south at 10 miles per hour. that's right off the river so a little cooler right there. that thermometer and take a look at the area elsewhere. 95 leesburg and 94 manassas and 949 in baltimore and 9 frederick and 93ow overds huntingtown and 94 inks frederrg. you get the heat index overall 100. 106 in annapolis and 104 manassas and 105 in fredericksburg. once again it's in effect till is being tonight. it's in effect until tomanrow it most likely includes the rest of the area. doesn't include loupty and fauquier cou

staff recommendation is to lead the 38 inbound stop at starking and not to relocate the stop to goff and gerry. this is not a good recommendation for seniors and people with disabilities. here is why -- the current stop is isolated, scene of crime, and dark at night. in m.t.a.'s words there are no eyes. what that means is there's nobody around. >> please speak into the mic. >> sorry. there's no one around to see you. it's a long, winding hill. it is scary at night, it's scary in the morning too. it's notorious. there are people loitering, sleeping in the bushes, around there and everything else. so i can't take this stop anymore. i'm afraid to stay there. wait for the bus or get off the bus. the current stop is on the slope hill. it's difficult for seniors and disabled to dis mount and get off and on the bus. especially if you have a baby stroller, wheelchair, shopping start, et cetera. i myself have trouble doing this. the proposed stop is open and visible with a lot of eyes. it is in front of saint mary's cathedral. you can see what is going on there. you don't have to be afraid to

angie goff finds out if this booming box trend is worep it. for school clothes with your kids. >> it's not an enjoyable experience because they tend to run around in all different directions. >> repter: let's face it, they'd rather be playing and parents lik lisa and scott mcfarland have things they'd rather be doing, too. >> which state has the capital of tallahassee? >> reporter: which is why they turn to aox to skip the stress and th istore. >> ta of not having to them them out to go shopping is nice. >> reporter: lisa decided to try kidbox, offering personalized kids outfits shipped right to her door. online ly admitted an quiz about her son's style and personality. >> no, i want to open it. >> reporter: from there, they sent seven quality items by well known brands. do you like the clothe? >> yep. >> reporter: you only pay for the ones you nnt, which jonathan's case was the entire box. for $98, lisa paid about $14 per tiece and gave back. >> for every box te delivery perfectly to a customer, they're going to keep that box and that provide

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff. going to g a look at your commute and tst foreca. >> let's start with chuck bell. let us know what's on tap today. >> rain chances this morning and afternoon. thunderstorm chances this evening. be weather alert as y make your plans to go out and enjoy your tuesday. back in june, it was already daylight president not the case anymore. four things to know about the weather. oh than a brief weather picture. great weather moves in thursday and friday. some rain across parts of northwestern virginia. fauquier county, moving into loudon county. and rain drops for frederick and montgomery the temperatures in the 70s now. the afternoon highs will be thie s. to mid-80 a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. for now, let's go

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in our next half-hour, a live rort from arizona with news 4's jaygray. >>> angie goff here at the liveesk. learning new details in the death of shawn suiter. suiter di november after being shot in the head. now, according to our nbc he affiliate, review board said he took his own life with his service weapon. the full report is expected to be released later this week. you may recall he died the day befe he was scheduled to testify involvg police corruption. we'll update you as we learn more on this case. >>> it's 5:47 right now. today will be an emotional day for a grieving d.c. mother. he could learn more about the killing of her little girl. nicole is outside with more. good eprning. >>ter: a sigh of relief from a mother who, in the blink of aneye, lost her 10-year-old little girl. police are making someeadway in, perhaps, solving this arrific murder. theyrested one man over the weekend. of also issued this photo another man they're looking for. this is quintin mikells. still on the run, wanted for t murder of 10-year-old makiyah wilson. police had this video of four men jumping out

angie goff is off this morning. we have lauren rickets with us. she's in the storm team 4 weather tentercking an awesome start to this saturday. that sunrise was awesome. >> gorgeous. i don't ink i've seen a sunrise like that in quite a while. >> and you tweeted it >> idid, and i think you did too? >>ly now. nore pres >> you'd better get to the social media. >> i'll put it out there. >> it's gorgeous. it's on my twitter a faceboo page. wonderful conditions out there. and we'll continue to see some very nice conditions through the day. let's go ahead and show you what's going on. that humidity stays on the low w side, are looking at some sunshine out there right now. but just so comfortable out there. currently that temperature low 70s. nice southeast wind. a few clouds in spots. a little disturbance through the upperth levels o atmosphere. overnight just brought us clouds. also gave us a gorgeous sunrise this morning. temperatures will continue to go up into the low to mid 80s today. so again, we areki l at some very nice conditions and yesterda w

i bringed goff it's good to have you with us tonight turkey's president richard tell your pair to one is blaming the united states for his country's economic and currency crisis of that's after seeing sions in terrorist from washington tipped the country's currency into freefall heir to one says that turkey is under economic seas but economists say the problems are of his own making by telling the central bank to keep interest rates artificially low he hoped with that to tame inflation and to prop up the currency when that fill the since will be controlled by air to one sudden wall was finally forced to act. the liberal has recovered slightly from the meltdown this after ankara central bank announced a series of measures to provide liquidity to the bangs but the currency is still fragile president richard tayyip erdogan attempted to assure his people that the economy will remain strong. with. we're taking the necessary steps against these attacks together with the finance ministry of institutions and we'll continue to take them. i believe that the currency rate will return to a reason

. >> and i'm angie goff in forun yang. and jack taylor is here with the "first alert" traffic. before we get to him, he will fill us in on the the roads.for >> let's start with sheena parveen with the forecast. already 75 degrees here. it's going to get hotter, right? is sure it's going to feel like a sauna out there. just like yenoerday. you the humidity, it was oppressive at times, especinlly he middle. day in the afternoon. we were in the 90s and today in the 90s again. your planner for today, 75 degrees, by:00 a.m., right where we are now in the district. 10:00 this morning, we should be in the 80s for most of the area. should be in the mid-80s by then. and then as we goowards 1:00 p.m., expect it to be around 90 degrees but it will get even hotter as we go through the next two you are hoes after tha hour. another hot and humid day. the radar is dry. it's going to stay dry for most of us as we go through the afternoon. we could have an ilated shower later on. the one shower i've been watching all morningas broken part in southern portions of annual rundle county. nothing th

. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang.s not only to wor for many of you, but back to work for many students. >> t we'll get melissa for a check on the morning commute. first chuck and sheena are here with a look m at ourning forecast. >> good monday morning. a lot of stuff going on in t weather department. with a lot of people going back to school, we have some rain and in certain parts of the area it feels really nice outside. >> northern maryland, montgomery county, nice and dry and comfortable this morning. south of the city it's a bit of a stormy start to the day. here is fredricksburg and i-95. these thunderstorms are losing their punchs they get farther to the north. meanwhile, a couple of showe for fairfax county, prince william county and charles county. most of the rain chance isor the southern half of the news 4 nation, not as a much hreat north of the city. temperatures, 66 in grg, 73 town. a lot of clours and showers around especially south of the city thismorning. a mix of clouds and sunshine later in the day

. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. so glad you can join us to kick ekoff your work it's also a big week for many of the little boys and girls because d.c., a lot of kids there starting school today. >> same thing for kids inrg ia today. clark county and loudoun county starting later in the week. >> the biggest part of getting the school year started, what oe you going wear? how are you going to get there. melissa watching the roa this morning. we want to begin with you, chuck and sheena, for a look at the forecast. >> there willpse raindo be dealt with, especially for the southern half of the d. v. ewing area. keep that in mind. the song i'm throwing out to the kids "bye, bye, bye." see you next summer. >>ain on the radar for some of you heading back to school. we've been watching around ther frsburg area, we've been having steady rain through the morng, up through95, quantico, woodbridge. now we have showers developing just off to the west there near fairfax. we're also seeing showe developing near front royal. temper

. >>> angie goff here at the live desk. north and south koreas will meet again next month and ns is significant because it has been more than a decade since a south korean leader has gone to pyongyang i more than a decade. the third meeting between south korean president and kim jong-un. they met at the border in april and may where both said they would work towards better relations. he world also waits to see if kim jong-un abandons his nuclean we now, all eyes are waiting for an announcement for that september summit between the rival koreas. right now a date has not b.n released that is the latest. >> shame, shame, shame, shame, shame. s that se were the cha greeted the small group of whitm suprists that showed up for the unite the right 2 rally in lafayette square yesterday. despite the tension, no violent confrontations between the two sides. >>> in downtownrl chatesville yesterday, the message was one of healing. large crowds of people linked e ms in solidarity as pol watched. some minor altercations with officers and

. >>> i'm aie goff in for eun yang. yesterday, i had to wait it out. i couldn't drive it was coming h down sod. didn't want to risk it. hundreds of power outages still being reporte across the region. we're talking d.c., maryland and northern virginia.y it's not ohe weather that we're tracking this morning. major developments sure to impact thede prey of donald trump. his former attorney, michael cohen pleaded guilty to several charges in federal court. his campaign chair, paul manafort was found guilty of eight felonies. >>> overght, this appeared on the trump hotel here in d.c. a projection of the words guilty and criminal across the front entrance. a lot to get t this rning, folks. we want to start with a check on the commute and the forlwast. ass, melissa standing by with a look at the roads and the rails. chuck pell is looking at the weather for us. i >> see an improving weather picture through the second half of your wednesday. there's really nice weather weekg to finish out the and get us into the weekend. right now, still a lot of early morning

i'm angie goff. >> i'm aaron gilchrist.'s check in with chuck and the forecast, going to get rough later today. >> an opportunity fortrong t severe storms later on today. nothing here with this morning. the ride in will be uneventful. no rain around the city. here are rain drops around parts of northwest virginia. and there's more rain across southf culpepper. this is moving in a northeasterly direction. i-66ill be wet from gainesville westbound.ra current temres are steamy. 76 in august. 72 inorrince 's county. and 72 in leesburg. warm and humid day today. understorms opportunity increasing with time.

i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff.e're all about the animal love this morning. a great show ahead.en las here telling us what we do need to know for anybody today.headed out you're saying if you have outside plans, having a plan b is not a bad idea. >> yeah. if you have an outdoor party, as we head tndough august getting into the end of the summer, a lot of people have outdoor itplans. summertime. but half a backup plan today. we're going to have wes of rain. it's not going to be raining all day, but waves of rain will move through the area. s we've seee areas get a little wet this morning. we had some heavy rain overnight last night. severe thunderstorm warnings. i had a couple peoplewi oner say some of the loudest thunder they'd heard. we had a few storms last night. now we're looking at justom rain. could bring heavy downpours. maybe an isolated storm later this afternoon. but what you see outside right now is what you're going to get. the gray conditions. temperatures are g the 80s. in it is going to be warm and hu

here is a list of community stakeholders who support relocating the stop to goff and gerry. m.t.a. accessibility advisory committee or mack. the m.t.a. owned advisory supporting supports relocation, yes, you heard that right. senior disability action supports relocation. the cathedral saint mary's cathedral. the cathedral hill tower homeowners association. the dr. ellen clark, grace cathedral. patricia tuttle, mr. don lee, mr. murray, fifth church of christ the scientist 450 or farrell street. deconan see brian. robert brown stone attorney, sean fletcher. >> thank you. >> steve white and i will conclude by just asking you to e-mail the mta board to support relocation of the inbound 38 to gough and geary. the board meeting is next tuesday at 1:00. >> thank you, very much. any other general public comments? hearing none. any old business? hearing none. new business? item a. requesting authorization to modify the exiting grand agreement with institute on aging for the provision of increasing the center for elderly suicide prevention and grovgrief-related services for programs capacity

. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang this morning. it's a i big morning d.c.ill school starting today for a lot of kids. >> severaltr school dts in west virginia starting today as well. a few more tomorrow and thursday virginia, too. >> the biggest part of getting the new school year started is what to wear and how to g there. melissa mollet is watching the roads early this morning.we you, chuckegin with and sheena, with a look at our forecast. >> good morning. may want to put that pocket-size umbrella in the backpack early this morning. a little ra, maybe thunder and lightning early today. recess should be mainly an outdoor recess day. >> a comfortable recess day,he too, temperatures will not be that bad at all this afternoon. >> good buy 90s. >> this morning we're talking out showers on the radar, not for everybody. if you're north of d.c., you're dry and really going to stay mainly d as we go through the morning. maybe the windows down as you're around fredricksburg and up 95 over to culpepper, this is where we're seeing steady rainfall. approaching the bel

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. breaking news, a home invasion in tyson. >> two peopleshot. news4 liv at the top of the hour. sheena. >>he temperatures in mid to low 70s. anot >> announcer begins with breaking news. >>> that breaking news, a late night shooting inside a tyson apartment. two people were shot. we now knowgu the an is in custody. it's just about 4:00 a.m. od morning,everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'mie aoff in for yang yang. we want to get you the latest from that shooting. >> news4's justen lynch is life at the scene. >> reporter: the police are working a few feet behind us the 1500 block of lincoln circle here in tyns. we want to walk you through first to video. calls about the shooting came in at 10:15 last night. at this hour, we know no crime scene investigators and major ng the ves are now wor case. the scene here, again1500 block of lincoln circle. it's right between the toll road and the galleria. off of international drive. we'll take you back out live at

. >> angie goff has the latest. >> this wildfire has destroyed 443 square miles of land. g e you some perspective, that's nearly the size of los angeles. the fire is made up of two fireu ing north of san francisco but being treated as one because of how close the two bodies of flames are to one another. right now there's little sign it's d slowingn with being only 30% contained. weo talked sheena parveen, she said this area has no rain in the forecast. so they're not going to be getting any help there. a big job ahead with this just tling one of a dozen fires firefighters are bg out west. >>> we turn to a news 4 interview. the mass shooting inside a maryland news room stunned our area. >> now the police chief is talking to the news 4 i team about changes to prtent from happening again if jared ramos is charged with shooting five workers back in june. he's pled not guilty. records show for years he's sent disturbing tweets to newspaper employee the chief told us his department gets one call a day about threats. now he planning to hire an employee to do nothing but monitor

. >>> good morning, angie goff with breaking news to report. the baltimore officer in the o centa violent viral video resigned late last night we're told. the officer who has still not een named was scene on cell phone video punching a man. we are about to show you that video. before we do, we want to warn you that it is pretty graphic and may be urdistngoso some vide. we have silenced video because of all the bad words in it. according to our nbc affiliate station in baltimore. this was recorded back in june. this was n the first time that this officerteas got physical with his client the second officer is on administrative duties we know, as well. a preliminary hearing for this is scheduled f next week. in the meantime, the mcgreerey atto plans to hold a news conference later today. we'll follow up on that. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:47. paul manafort's federal trial resumes this afternoon andec th prion is expected to rest. >> attorneys will sta h on defense. nbc's nikki joins us live now on capitol hill. good morning. >> hey, aaron and eun, g

. ♪ >> i'm brent goff, it is good to have you with the spirit tonight, 50 people most of them under the5, have been killed in an airstrike in northern yemen. the children were traveling through a crowded area in the southern province. they were on their way to summer school. they coalition at launch the attack said that they were targeting rebel positions. they said it was a legitimate military action. they are facing condemnation for these latest civilian deaths. for more on this airstrike, i am joined by a middle eastern personnel of security affairs. these are dramatic pictures and the story is genetic. survivors are saying that the rockets intended target was the bus filled with schoolchildren. based children paying the price of a proxy war? >> yes, it is not the first time that the saudi's have hit civilian targets. they've hit funerals, markets, and now, a school bus. it is nothing new. i believe that the saudi's at they wanted to hit were not in position but i do not really understand what they hit a school bus in a market area. >> we cannot fathom that they would actually target

angie goff is off this morning. we have lauren rickets with us. in the storm team 4 weather tentercking an awesome start to this saturday. that sunrise was awesome. >> gorgeous. i don't ink i've seen a sunrise like that in quite a while. >> and you tweeted it >> idid, and i think you did too? >>ly now. no

angie goff has more. >> we want to bring this to you. we received video from the scene. you can see how much smoke was coming out of this manhole. it was the queens midtown hunl and near the united nations headquarters. there was a statement released saying the report came as a smoking manhe, not an explosion as social media is suggesting this morning. no word on how many -- causedthn area. some people are without power. this is less thante two weeks a manhole fire on the upper west side had multiple buildings without power. now back to you. >>> five people are hurt after a shooting inside a crowded walmart. this happened in pennsylvania last night. police say a man fired at least ten shots near a cash register at the store of the gunman and woman drove off together and crashed into the back of a police car. both suspect were arrested. there's no update on the victims' conditions.ho theyd be okay, police say. >>> take a look at the damage done to a home in denver. nine people hurt in a gas explosion. one person seriously hurt after being trapped in the rubble. officials

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us.onight, right wing groups have staged demonstrations in an east german city following two nights earlier this week of violence, antimodern migrant protest that included up to 7000 neo-nazis, far right supporters, and according to police -- it was all allegedly triggered by the stabbing death of a german men. to migrants, assyrian, and an iraqi have been arrested in connection with the killing. more people gathered in the city center again this evening, though this time numbers were in the hundreds rather than thousands, and the scene was called -- calm for the most part. reporters were targeted, however there have been no reports of injuries. i've chief political editor spoke with the coleader of germany's far right afd party about the protests and violence. >> the starting point here was the horrible death of a young man. the city is in turmoil. how great is the political success? do you consisider it a as such? >> i would never consider a person's death and write a political success.

gilchr >> i'm angie goff in for amy yang this morning. we're so glad you can jien us. school starting today. >> several school distr west virginia starting today. clark county in virginia, loudoun unty starting on thursday. >> the biggest part of getting the new school year started is, of course, what are you going get there when you -- what to wear on the way to the bus spot. atwant to start with a look the monday forecast. >> monday getting off to a d start for now in the city, but boy, there is somehunder and lightning to our south. >> if you're in the fredricksburg area and y

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us.s darkness falls in italy, rescue workers in genoa say they are planning to go all night in the hopes of finding people still alive. earlier today, a huge section of a major highway bridge and genoa collapsed during severe weather. cars and trucks and the people inside plummeted down into the void below. at least 22 people have been confirmed dead, but officials have t told us that number will rise. reporter: this man witnessed what many have described as apocalyptic. in just seconds, a huge section of a motorway bridge crumbled into pieces. a truck managed to stop right on the edge, but many were less fortunate and plunged 45 meters off onto warehouses and railroad tracks below. the incident happened on the eve of a major holiday, with traffic busier than usual. an eyewitness described the tragic moment. >> i heard a noise. i looked out. i saw the cars falling, and we ran away. now the electricity is switched off. we're waiting to be evacuated. reporter: the motorway bridge in the nor

i'm brent goff. it is good to have you with us. we begin in venezuela, a country in the grip of an economic meltdown. it's citizens try to flee the chaos. venezuela's numbers are rushing to close borders. in the hope of restoring some stability, president nicolas maduro has launched a new currency. five zeros have been knocked off the beleaguered role currency as hyperinflation heads for 1,000,000% a year. what is this doing to the money people have in their pockets? look at this, this pile of old bolivar's. today, this would buy you only one chicken. likewise, this is how much a few tomatoes currently cost. in venezuela, that is changing by the hour. and it costs this much paper money to buy just one role of toilet paper, people say, why bother? venezuelans are fleeing the economic crisis in droves, but neighboring countries -- colombia, ecuador, peru, and chile -- are not opening their doors. a state in brazil has asked its supreme court halt the entry of migrants. reporter: eileen aguilar has been dragging her suitcase along kil

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us.e begin tonight with breaking news from the u.s. u.s. president donald trump's former personal attorney michael cohen has reportedly agreed to plead guilty to federal fraud charges. cohen is scheduled to appear shortly before a new york judge. he is expected to plead guilty to charges including campaign finance fraud, bank fraud and tax evasion.n. the charges are the result of a probe into whether cohen paid hush money to women claiming to have had affairs with u.s. president donald trump. for more now we want to bring in our washington bureau chief alexandra von nahmen. good evening to you. according to some reports, michael cohen has reached a plea bargain. what do we know about the contents of this bargain? alexandra: what we know so far is that michael cohen has turned himself in. he is now in fbi custody, and he is expected to plead guilty to charges related to tax fraud, bank fraud, and campaign-finance violations. and this is a very standing development, and we understand that m

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us.he united states says it will impose new sanctions on russia in connection with the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in britain. the u.s. state department saying that moscow used a chemical weapon in violation of international law. the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter are believed to have been exposed to novichok, a military grade or agent in the english town of salisbury back in march. they spent weeks recovering in the hospital. britain has accused russia of being behind the attack. the kremlin that humanly denies that. -- vehemently denies that. in july two others came across the poison and one died. for more on this i'm joined by our correspondent in washington. it is good to see you. tell me, what more do we know about these new sanctions. does the united states have new intelligence about this poison? >> well, i have to tell you, i just got a note. we just had a conference call with the state department in the background. what those sanctions a

brent: i'm brent goff. it is good to have you with us. tonight the capital of zimbabwe is on lockdown. the entire country bracing for the announcement of the presidential election results. some of what's -- zimbabwe's connection commission is set to announce the winner beginning within minutes. opposition leader elson chamisa says he is the legitimate winner and he claims that the result could be rigged to favor the incumbent, emmerson mnangagwa. international observers have appealed for calm after security forces killed six protesters last night. police raided the headquarters of the opposition movement for democratic change. reporter: police in harare forcing their way into the headquarters of the opposition movement for democratic change. they say they are investigating the mdc presidedential candidat, nelson chamisa, and others for inciting violence. after yesterdays demonstrations, chamisa repeated his claims that incumbent president emmerson mnangagwa rigged the polls from and that he claimed victory for himself. >> if he had won th