. >> jimmy: harry -- harry -- harry potter. [ laughter ] harry -- harry -- harry potter. [ light laughterghter ] >> steve: now say, "oh, punky." >> jimmy: alan rickman is gonna be here. and then -- boy, do we have great music tonight. gosh, this guy is an absolute legend. i'm so psyched he's here. don't you just love the guy? i love him so -- if looking for a gift for father's day or anything, you have a week left, by the way. >> steve: not even. not even a week. soon. >> jimmy: it's really, really soon. >> steve: it's this sunday. saturday? no, it's sunday. >> jimmy: it's sunday. yeah, but anyways, get this record for him. it's the new james taylor album. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "before this world." he's just fantastic. he's great. and james and i are going to do something fun together that is one of the most fun things i think we've done since we've done started "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] i mean we've done some fun stuff, but this -- you've definitely not seen anything like this -- >> steve: it's something new. >> jimmy: before. it's something ne

harry reid. >> harry reid. nailed it. pinhead or patriot. >> i don't know. i don't care. >> harry reid, what do you think he does? > reads. >> he reads. >> i like it. he has one tiny little comment. >> pinhead. >> pinhead. why is this guy a pinhead? >> he is so ultimately a party line guy. >> he looked like a pinhead. >> harry. >> harry -- i don't know. truman. >> truman? >> you've got to stop thinking about it. >> last one. >> there's our man, bill o'reilly. i watch him every night. >> this is my favorite. pinhead or patriot. >> oh. what? >> what? >> you said what. >> patriot or pinhead. >> he's definitely a pinhead. look at him. that's a very seductive look. absolutely. >> oh, patriot! >> ba-ba-da-ba! >> he's on the o'reilly show, i love him. >>> next, jesse watters went out to find out what people know about the chief pecktivexecutiv >> speak softly and carry a big -- >> stick. >> who said that? >> my god, i forget his name. >> teddy roosevelt. >> watters is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. what you're doing now, jan

harris. he is the suspect in the murder of a recent drexel university graduate. now the suspect's brother is talking about harris' troubled history. harris is charged with murdering jasmine wright. the handyman was fired from his job at wright's apartment complex in june. harris is accused of beating, sexually assaulting and strangling wright. his brother remembers when the convicted felon killed their father. >> i just know we heard shots. me and my friend jumped out, we ran down the stairs, my pop was splayed out on the floor. >> harry harris believed his brother changed after watching his father physically abuse their mother. >>> loved ones and neighbor's marked one year since a deadly carjacking decimated a philadelphia family. relatives and friends wanted to do something positive to remember keisha williams and her three children so they held the memorial cookout yesterday. the driver of an suv struck the victims at a fruit stand on july 25 of 2014. the father of the youngest victim says he is still waiting for justice but that community support is comforting. >> i thank everybody for coming out here showing their peace and love to

concord police say the suspected cat burglar is 31- year-old jason lee harris. harrisknown to have addresses in concord richmond, pittsburg and antioch. there's a $50-thousand-dollar warrant for his arrest. >> pam: coming up. hundreds of thousands of cars being recalled over a we'll tell you if your car is affected. a sign with a social message. vandalized right outside a woman's home. she calls kron four for help. >> gary: coming up on this broadcast giants. and can he remember by his coach little bit later not coming up. >> reporter: warmer ratings are caught coming up. >> pam: an upset neighbor in an east bay community. reached out to us, after the sign she put on her property, was vandalized. altering what she says, is an important message. kron-4's scott rates spoke to her in tonight's my kron-4 story. >> : this trespassing and i have their rights and have the sign on my yard and i'm shocked that people feeling that the right to change my message. >> reporter: for this message is personal. >> : we bottom for merck & we were told a reporter and a friend guard. the

. >> harry harris says he and his younger brother were taken in for questioning last night. >> could you all take a ride with us downtown? >> harry is now back home but his brother is still being interviewed, likely because he was the handyman at the victim's apartment complex and had access to the building. but his brother tells us he quit his job just two weeks ago. >> my brother has stopped working. the first of july. he gave back the keys and everything else. >> police have not charged anybody yet, and the person of interest is not a suspect. jasmine wright's neighbors however are still hoping for a solid lead and justice for the drexel grad student. >> when somebody just comes along and snuffs her life out for no reason at all. >> a prayer vigil will be held for jasmine this coming monday. detectives did speak with this victim's family earlier today. live at police headquarters randy gyllenhaal nbc10 news. >>> more legal trouble for american airlines. some of the company's flight attendants want a federal investigation. the department of justice already launched an investigation into price fixing for four major airlines. fli

>> reporter: harry harris is baffled by what police say happened here inside this third floor apartment where his brother, james harris is accused of beating, sexually assaulting and strangling drexel grad jasmine wright. do you think he did it? >> i don't know. i don't know what type of relationship my brother had with her. >> reporter: harris gave us a sense of what he calls jimmy is like. growing up with four brothers and the night that jimmy killed his dad. >> we heard shots and me and my friend jumped up and we ran down the stairs and my papa was laid out over the floor. >> reporter: had it been tough for you and your brother with your dad and your mom? >> yeah. real tough. my mother come out with bruises. >> reporter: jimmy served five years for involuntary manslaughter. when released he committed other crimes. >> robbery and raping other people. you know, but he never stepped back and wanted to talk about it. >> reporter: do you think some of his troubles in life was because he saw the father beating your mother? >> we quoknow it is. definitely. >> reporter: he lost his sight during childhood while they played

harris. he is the suspect in the murder of a recent drexel university graduate. harris is charged with murdering jasmine wright. the handyman was fired from his job at wright's apartment complex in june. harris is accused of beating, sexually assaulting and strangling wright. he has a long criminal past. his brother remembers when the convicted felon killed their father. >> i just know we heard shots. me and my friend jumped out, we ran down the stairs, my pop was splayed out on the floor. >> harry harris believed his brother changed after watching his father physically abuse their mother. >>> in central jersey loved ones and colleagues are mourning the death of an emt killed in an ambulance crash. hannel patel was 22 years old. she and another emt were headed to the scene of an accident in east brunswick when a car crashed into their ambulance. the ambulance had its emergency lights and sirens on. patel died on what was supposed to be her last day on the job before starting medical school. >> we're really heartbroken right now. words can't describe how everybody, my employees and myself are feeling. >> both the surviving emt and the driver of the car are being treated at the hospital for no

harris: yes. and that's when vy heard it. >> higginsen: 40 years in prison? >> harris: in and out. >> stahl: harriset money to feed a drug habit. vy told us she was conflicted, but when she and her husband and collaborator, director ken wydro, made their choices and assembled a cast to start creating the show, theo was sitting front and center. why did you pick him if he's this person who destroyed your neighborhood? >> higginsen: because he's part of it. he's part of the big picture. i can't ignore that. and perhaps it was necessary for him to have a second chance. perhaps he deserved it, another chance. >> stahl: and theo harris wasn't the only one they had chosen with a dramatic story, and he wasn't the only one who needed a second chance. matthew brown, born the fourth of 13 children in north carolina, had spent most of his life illiterate. >> brown: i was just ashamed, or i don't know what it was. but i just... just couldn't learn. you pull up a piece of paper and say, "read one word," i'm ready to run some place. >> stahl: for decades, he drank until the alcohol started to affect his singing

pacific command admiral harry harris expressed similar views and he called for an immediate halt to the construction. but china said the construction work in the spratly islands reflects no military ambitions. >> the construction in the islands can help china to perform its global responsibilities in a better way as well as enhance navigation security around that area. >> reporter: japan has not stayed silent. its new defense white paper expresses strong concerns over china's expanding maritime activities in the south and east china seas. the paper, which was submitted to the cabinet on july 21st describes the activities assen attempt to change the status quo by force. foreign minister kishida said the concern will be shared by his counter-parts in southeast asia, who are due to meet in malaysia next week. >> translator: there have been a lot of discussions about rule of law and freedom of navigation in the south china sea. i expect foreign ministers will continue discussing these issues at the forum. >> reporter: countries in the region and beyond are continuing to pay close attention

year-old kenneth garner is charged with first-degree murder in the death of 52-year- old thomas harris. harris was found beatenned an unconscious on new york avenue july 5 and died a day later. >>> loved ones and friends got together in upper marlboro to remember a young man killed at a house party last weekend. they lit candles in the same of a heart and in the middle the letters r-i-p dj. daryl king was gunned down outside a house party in accokeek sunday morning. police say hundreds of people were there but they are still searching for whoever pulled the trigger. they are pleading with witnesses to come forward and are offering a $25,000 reward in the case. >>> police are looking for several suspects connected to a brutal beatdown. surveillance video shows a group of men kicking and pulling and stomping on a man all in order to get his bike. the victim was clinging to the bike as one man jumped in the air and landed on him with both feet. the attack was saturday night in the 1100 block of r street in northwest d.c. police are looking for five men and the two bikes that were stolen. >>> d.c.

harris. he is the suspect in the murder of a recent drexel university graduate. now the suspect's brother is talking about harris' troubled history. harris is charged with murdering jasmine wright. the handyman was fired from his job at wright's west philadelphia apartment complex in june. harris is accused of beating, sexually assaulting and strangling wright. he has a long criminal past. his brother remembers when the convicted felon killed their father. >> i just know we heard shots. me and my friend jumped out, we ran down the stairs, my pop was laid out on the floor. >> harry harris believed his brother changed after watching his father physically abuse their mother. >>> loved ones and neighbors marked one year since a deadly carjacking decimated a philadelphia family. relatives and friends wanted to do something positive to remember keisha williams and her three children, so they held the memorial cookout yesterday. the driver of a carjacked suv struck the victims at a fruit stand on july 25 of 2014. the father of the youngest victim says he is still waiting for justice but that community support is comforting. >> i thank everybody

harry. harry this and harry that. i'm hairy. ry. [ laughter ] have you seen "50 shades of grey"? i've got "50 shades of ginger" right here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. hey, ron, ron, ron, ron, ron, ron, ron. no, no. no one wants to see your magic wand. >> what about my chamber of secrets? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. ron, ron, ron, ron, ron, ron. stop it. stop it, please. >> all right, all right, jimmy. all right. [ laughter ] i wasn't going to get -- listen. [ raspberry ] [ laughter ] you and me should do a shot, right? on three. >> jimmy: okay. >> i'll be doing the count, not you. [ laughter ] one, two, three. >> jimmy: no, that's just you doing the shot. you're chugging the -- stop it, ron! >> ten points to gryffindor! >> jimmy: all right. that's ridiculous. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> weasley is our king! weasley is our king! >> both: weasley is our king! weasley is our king! [ audience clapping ] >> jimmy: oh, come on. hey, come on, man. come on. what? >> get off. hermione -- don't get off.

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harris. he is the suspect in the murder of a drexel university graduate student. harris is charged with murdering jasmine wright. the handyman was fired from his job at wright's apartment complex in june. harris is accused of beating, sexually assaulting and strangling wright. he has a long criminal past. his brother remembers when the convicted felon killed their father. >> i just know we heard shots. me and my friend jumped out, we ran down the stairs, my pop was splayed out on the floor. >> harry harris believed his brother changed after watching his father physically abuse their mother. >>> loved ones and neighbors came together to mark one year since a deadly carjacking decimated a philadelphia family. relatives and friends wanted to do something positive to remember keisha williams and her three children so they held the memorial cookout yesterday. the driver of an suv struck the victims at a fruit stand on july 25 of 2014. the father of the youngest victim says he is still waiting for justice but that community support is comforting. >> i thank everybody for coming out here, showing their peace and love to me. just trying to stay strong and deal with it. >> the suspects, cornelius craw

harry. harry. she said i only have to show you my id. >> i don't have to tell you my name. i don't have to show you my id. >> she said i'm a little bit irritated. this isn't going to stop me from getting a ticket. he says are you done? i don't see anything about an id unless that happened earlier. i refused to talk blah, blah, blah. do i have the right now to step out or i remove you. she says i refuse to talk to you other than to identify myself. >> and that is -- and that is actually correct under the law. >> okay. so listen so what you just said. >> talk. >> i'll give you that. >> one thing i think is important to note. i teach street law classes, i talk to my husband. i talk to my children. when you have a police encounter, you want to make that encounter as short and sweet as possible. you do want to comply. you want to be as not combative at all. but, in looking at that video, again, the officer is the professional. he baited her. he lost his cool. >> i don't think he baited her at all. her whole arrogant attitude. hold >> hold on, listen. everybody listen. hang on, mark. hold on. hang on. i think that -- >> this is what police do, man. >> i'm trying to get to that point, mark. harry has a point here, whether harry is wrong or right, when you're in that situation, not saying that -- listen, i'm not blaming her for anything. this is for everyone who is watching. if you are being stopped by a police officer, will that police officer is right or wrong, or as -- what's his name, lindsay graham says, a jackass, don't you do what he says until afterwards? then you can sue him. then you're still alive. >> exactly. >> that is the smart thing to do, clearly. she thinks it's okay to resist arrest. >> she wasn't resisting, come on. >> do you think it's giving people a false sense of rights that they have that they really don't have. >> i promise, everyone will get in. >> the art kal says, they even told people that, you know, you don't have to show your id to police officers. when people see things like that and people actually that i've talked to say no, if a police officer stopped me for something, i don't think he's stopping me for a right reason, but i don't have to coop

harris is accused of breaking into nine homes. harris is the man captured on this surveillance tape. in one case the homeowner says that the burglar actually went into the room where her 17-year- old daughter was sleeping. >> i woke up to hearing her scream. mom, dad at the top of her lungs. it's a voice you don't forget ever. >> investigators say the teenager's description helped them identify harris. harris was already on probation for burglary in solano county. >>> republicans on capitol hill say president obama gave away too much and made too many concessions. the agreement requires iran to dismantle most of its nuclear program in order to get economic sanctions lifted. in announcing the deal the president said it was not based on trust but verification. however some republicans say iran prevailed on key points like requiring inspectors to give 24 days notice to visit suspicious sights. >> if in fact it's as bad a deal as i think it is, we'll do everything we can to stop it. >> congress has 60 days to go over the iran nuclear agreement and president obama has promised he will veto any legislation that would block the deal. >>> nasa's new horizon spacecraft has phoned home to confirm its successful fly by of pluto. it took 13 hours to reach pluto. the encounter was the last stop of the tour of the planet and the journey began 9.5 years ago when pluto was still considered a plane

harris. harris was running from the dull is a deputies. jonathan: the smithsonian showcasing bill cosby's art collection will continue. the undersecretary says the december play is an art -- display is an art exhibit. kellye: prince william starts a new job today. the duke of cambridge is now working as an air ambulance copilot. helping injuring sick and injuried to helicopters by helicopter. he got flight experience in the military with the royal air force. he has completed emergency response training. his salary will be donated to charity. jonathan: can you imagine someone being loaded in a helicopter and oh, the prince. this is our version of a princess tonight. thousand of taylor swift fans are ready to shake it off at the park. kellye: she is kicking off two nights of concerts. suzanne kennedy live to show us how the fans are preparing. they are fired up. suzanne: absolutely! if you are a teenage girl this is the place to be on monday afternoon. the rain is holding off. you can see a lot of taylor swift fans posters, costumes the whole nine yards. the gates don't open for another hour. but people have been lined up for the last hour and a half. this is when people lined up before the box office opened hoping to get tickets being released today. a group of sisters were among those die-hards trying to get tickets for the concert. >> we have timers set every five minutes. we check on our phone and walking up to the box office to see if they have any extra releases opening up. >> hopefully they will open up. >> where are you from? suzanne: we have a crowd of fun from virginia. they are decked out in what jamas and tu tabus and 1929 over their body and 13 which is taylor swift's favorite number. no drop offs here near the stadium. all the streets around nationals park are closed. make a plan if you are dropping anybody off at the stadium. the gates open at 5:00. the concert begins at 7:00. suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. time to check out the traffic situation. robert altman has details. do we have taylor swift traffic accidents? robert: we do. the 14th street bridge is logjammed. a lot of people heading to the concert now early. not only the 14th street bridge but increased traffic from the baltimore area on the southbound 95 and 295. the 14th street bridge. moving to south capital street. the concert is in play. not yet but will cause a problem. in the beltway or the heavier traffic moving out of 66. the toll road to 270. coming in the area of greenbelt, through connecticut avenue. stop and go there. northbound 2760 above clarksburg and the montgomery village avenue. heavy traffic right now making your way toward the frederick county line. 95 southbound. heavy traffic making your way to prince william parkway and to dumbfries. heavy traffic to fair fax. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. jonathan: too late. she wrote a song already. kellye: already written. severe weather slamming the midwest with rain, damaging wind and tornado threats. tornado sirens sounded jeff night in minneapolis as the severe weather pummeled people to illinois. flash flooding from ohio to kentucky. more storms are expected tonight. jonathan: anytime you see that in the midwest, you think it is tracking toward us. kellye: yeah. seen a little flooding here, too. doug: this could have easily but the upper level winds push it south. it will start at 5:00 or 6:00 when the storms had come out of southeastern minnesota. they have been hanging together moving along lake michigan. heading to the northern kentucky. still intense, dangerous weather. but headed rapidly to the south/southeast and away from our area. we got lucky. a few showers out there. tomorrow a cold front approaching we may well have to deal with the heavy to severe showers and the thunderstorms. right now, the doppler radar only a couple of features. warm front is here. showers there. a rumble of thunder and showers popped up along the western shore of the by a. the iest is in howard county. moving northwest. southwest or the western side of the baltimore city in next 30 to 40 minutes. otherwise, the showers are limit around our area. scattered showers. 67 to 72 degrees. by morning thunderstorms in the forecast. the story now is the area of low pressure that is pushing all this heavy weather south and east. on the eastern side of it all we have a stationary front that is coming back as a warm front in a second. we will talk about that bob of clouds. meantime the future cast shows the warm front moves through. the cold front approaching tomorrow. guess what? more showers and thunderstorms in the weather future. they could linger in today. a few leftover showers after that thursday and friday high pressure moves in. couple of dry and pleasant days. this spinning thing is tropical storm claudette. third of the season. east of the coastline. warm weather is a tropical storm. winds topping at 50 miles per hour. it is moving north and it will diminish. it will diminish to not much of a more system. rain-maker over the canadian maritime. here, we will be hot or humid in the upper 80's. lingering showers on wednesday, thursday, friday. nicer, lower humidity and cooler temperatures and sunshine. hazy hot and humid with the showers an the sunday saturday, sunday, monday. kellye: sun comes back thursday. good to see. jonathan: we had a great weekend. worked out well. doug: after noon on saturday it was beautiful. the morning not so much. jonathan: thank you. kellye: coming up on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- battling over budget cuts in montgomery county. learn which agencies will be affected. jonathan: fans voicing criticism over the highly anticipated sequel to the classic "how to kill a mocking bird." and how it stems kellye: montgomery county leaders spent part of the day squaring off over a plan to cut the budget. jonathan: they will be felt in schools and libraries and the police force. john gonzalez has more from rockville on what is at stake. >> minutes before 12:00 we heard from the counsel president george leventhal. he started the briefing by saying the purple line is a must in the area. there can't be delays with construction because time is money. here is the big picture. the fiscal year is only a week in. well, officials in "maryland, my -- in maryland are locking horns on the budget. the executive says his hands are tied and he has to cut $50 million from the budget. $15 million of that will come out of education, where already nearly 400 jobs have been eliminated. it could mean larger class sizes and cutting library hours. not just education. parks and planning could get a hit. the plan to provide police officers with body cameras could be delayed. president leventhal saying it's not time to panic yet saying this is a well resourced county. the bottom has not fallen out. the county will agree with most of the cuts but he believes some of them are just outrageous. >> i'm disappointed in proposals like the elimination of $500,000 in housing vouchers for the homeless veterans. this the year that montgomery county designated as the year of the veteran. john: it doesn't he that the state of maryland could be hit with a $200 million fine after the u.s. supreme court found it was in violation of the constitution for not providing full credit to residents who paid out of state income tax. leventhal said maybe it's time to take a hard look at the high salaries from the managers and thecots and he used -- managers and the counties and used the fire chief and the executive director as examples. jonathan: still ahead for us major developments in the stabbing in prince george's county. who has been arrested in the case. kellye: can you keep up with the number of candidates running for the white house? we take a closer look at the latest politician to enter the jonathan: we start off with another look at the weather. a wet and gloomy start to week. kellye: unfortunately. so much sunshine over the weekend. doug shill here to explain how long the wet weather will stick around. doug: the chance of wet weather will be with us thursday morning. rappahannock county and shenandoah county until 5:30. that is from the torrential rain this morning. we have a pocket of rain in baltimore. there are thunderstorms that could get stronger and cross the potomac in the next few hours but for now it's south and east and west of metro washington. the big line is making progress to the south and southeast. the ones that originated in minnesota pass south and west of washington. we will keep you up to date on wjla.com. there is an app you can follow. there are showers west and south and southeast, a better chance of the showers and storms there. we have more details and we will talk about caw death -- claudette and the weekend forecast in a bit. back to you. jonathan: thank you. people in north arlington are told to avoid a pedestrian bridge on donaldson run because of a sewage spill. near military road. it's smelly. a sewage pipe cracked and started to flow in the stream. crews are trying to clean up the mess but the arlington public works saying the advisory they issued may stay in effect until wednesday. kellye: in the last hour police announced an arrest. jonathan: nelson ford is facing charge of first-degree murder. they arrested him and now he is in charge. they got him on huron avenue where the stabbing took place. the victim has been identified as 26-year-old willard smith of district heights. police don't believe this was a random act. abc7's sam sweeney has more. sam: the first 911 call came in. but when the police arrived, they found a man brutally stabbed. >> i don't know what to say. >> the adult man has been rushed to the hospital. he died a shorttime later. investigators combed for clues for hours, scouring streets and checking in nearby fields. as day broke, it was clear the victim tried to get away. >> i'm just on the street watching the long blood trail. >> this scene was so gruesome the firefighters had to return to the scene late this morning to squirt the ground. the blood trail stretched more than 100 feet. >> somebody is losing their life. >> i'm sam sweeney, abc7 news. kellye: imagine this. if parents were allowed to sit in the high school classroom and criticize their kids and the kids' teachers all day long. we can agree that wouldn't be productive, right? some parents let it slide on the sideline at the kids' games. you see it all the time. experts say as a result of this 70% of all kids in all sports will quit between the ages of 12-14. >> one of them is sideline behavior. they don't like being yelled at. kellye: coming up at 5:00, consumer investigator kimberly suiters takes a tough look at the sideline and civility and the program aimed at parents. jonathan: nothing breaks a spirit of a little athlete worse than that. wisconsin governor scott walker entering the race for the white house. he declared a candidacy today making him the 15th republican to enter the race. mary bruce has more. mary: the republican race for the white house is getting even more crowded. >> i'm running for president to fight and win for the american people. >> wisconsin governor scott walker today making it official. now the 15th republican to jump in. walker is hoping to set himself apart as a harley riding washington outsider. casting himself as a proven leader who can get things done. >> wisconsin we didn't nibble on the edges. mary: momentum is with donald trump. drawing huge crowds the biggest of the campaign season. and condemnation for the controversial comments on immigrants. >> they are bringing drug they are bringing crime, they are rapists. mary: republicans worry he is hurting the party's outreach to hispanics. in an interview walker stayed clear of that. >> they can speak for themselves. i'll lay out what i'm for. mary: he didn't spare the other opponents saying it's time for new blood in the white house. >> i don't think a name from the past beats a name from the past. you need a name for the future. mary: hillary clinton wasted no time jabbing the latest conversation. >> republican governors like scott walker made their names stomping on workers' rights. >> scott walker is a top tier candidate. he led every major poll in iowa since february. the challenge now is to emerge as a front runner nationally. mary bruce abc7 news. kellye: coming up at 4:00 -- >> there was no reaction time. i did see it coming. >> it's happened again at the same baseball stadium. a fan carried off the field from an injury. how it prompted a team manager to call for changes in safety. jonathan: a new battle brewing between retailers and it is aimed to save you money. how wal-mart is competing with amazon prime, prime day. we'll tell you about it. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v jonathan: a lolls have been waiting for this. one of the most anticipated books ever. the sequel to harper lee's "to kill a mocking bird." kellye: the most preordered book on amazon. but fans are outraged to learn the hero has a dark side. >> on the big screen in the book firm stood as a towering symbol of morality courage and wisdom. a new book showing the lawyer who took on racism and injustice in "to kill a mocking bird" is no saint. >> we have no reason to expect this. >> tuesday they will open the book and meet a different older and racist firm. in the new book that takes place 20 years after the american classic "to kill a mocking bird" atticus has attended ku klux klan meeting and questions the benefit of desegregation. lee wrote watchman before mocking bird. the book is a hit smashing presale records at library and stores including online retailer amazon. academy award winning actress reese witherspoon lending her voice. abc7 obtained the exclusive photo of lee who is 89 receiving the first publish copy. fans of the first book are already sounding off on social media. any book where firm is a bad guy is not a book i want to read. #atticu sfinch revealed as racist in the new book. hero no more. but maybe the hero who taught us every man is equal is now teaching us a new lesson. no man is perfect. harper collins requested the book be published as written with no editorial intervention. it will hit books and available for download tomorrow. jonathan: coming up next for us on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- >> nobody can believe it. >> what was supposed to be a happy day for the bride turned in a nightmare and they hope the social media will catch the woman who stole from her on h jonathan: talk about scary. a new eng land woman recovering after being hit in the head by a foul ball at fenway park. a line driverer. the fan stephanie went from watching the game to becoming the story. her injury now raised questions about fan safety at all ballparks. the 36-year-old and her fiancee were celebrating the one-year engagement anniversary at the stadium friday when she was hit between the eyes. >> the instant i saw the ball it hit me at exactly the same time. there was no reaction time. i did see it coming. everything got quiet. fuzzy. i put my head in my hands. jonathan: she received more than 30 stitches and she plans to attend other games at fenway. the yankees manager says netting should be installed at all ballparks. red sox spokesperson said the franchise is working with an mlb on a fan safety study. they interview people who own the seats because those are the prime seats. they pay a lot of money. putting up a net in front of them they wonder if it obscuring their view. makes them safer. kellye: yeah. that is the important thing. jonathan: no question. kellye: we heard tradition something old, something new something borrowed, something blue when it comes to weddings. jonathan: this doesn't fit so well. a bride had something stolen from her bridal suite. we look at how she is using social media to get her purse back. reporter: a beautiful june wedding. she loves the photos memorial oozing her special day but she has negative memories. learning that someone had stolen her purse while she was being married. >> somebody between the time i left the dry tall suite and walked up -- bridal suite they stole my wallet and charged on it. >> the thief ran up $1400 in purchases in hour and 19 minutes. >> the first stop was down the street. made their way to escondido. >> a sheriff department detective located surveillance picture of the woman using michelle's credit card. >> that is the wallet that my husband bought me for christmas last year and it has all the information in it including the card she is utahing. >> the detective gave her permission to post the pics on facebook. response was fast and furious. >> by the time i woke up i had 387 shares, a it will of inboxes with leads. none panned out yet. just a lot of attention. nobody can believe that you would take it from a bridal suite. >> the thief wasn't thorough. the honeymoon could have been wrecked. they were headed to canada. >> my checkbook and my cash was impact in the suitcase so we were able to take our honeymoon that next day. jonathan: wow! so far no arrests in this case. you have to imagine it will be forthcoming. kellye: rapper 50 cent needs spare change. he filed for bankruptcy after a jury ordered him to pay $5 million in invasion of privacy lawsuit. prepare for a battle of the retail online. jonathan: wal-mart is going head to head with amazon's recently announced prime day. amazon claimed the one-day sale wednesday will blow away the deals seen on black friday. the catch is you have to have a $100 a year prime membership to get in on the deals. wal-mart online exclusive will have no such catch. kellye: well microsoft now says it will roll out the next generation operating system at the end of the month. windows ten will launch july 29. it is supposed to seamlessly merge tablets and other gadgets. another big honor in the works for the u.s. women national soccer team after winning the world cup. jonathan: strait of hormuz -- "sports illustrated" will have a special issue to honor the 23. the 24 cover is for the manager and the final cover is the group shot. last week the national soccer team honored with a ticker tame parade in new york city. kellye: they're having a great time. riley curry. have you heard? you remember the daughter of the nba star steph curry. making headlines for the humorous appearance at the postgame press conferences. he and his wife welcomed a baby girl. her nine is ryan carson curry. born friday. and the wife took to social immediate you to say they are fine and riley is taking the role as big sister beautifully. we are not surprised. jonathan: you can't hear one word he is saying. his daughter is adorable. congratulations to them. talk about the weather. you know what? on monday we look ahead to the weekend. that is human nature, i guess. doug: yep. i'm not embarrassed to admit i think about saturday and sunday here on monday. that's just me. get started. a quick word on the showers and the storms on the doppler radar. most well removed from if metro area. you can see it in a second. moving across the eastern shore across baltimore. the next question is what listen for the upcoming weekend. it looks like we have the heat and the humidity. high of near 90. there is a 30% chance of saturday afternoon and evening and sunday afternoon and evening. saturday at a gateway park at the third annual burger bash. all kind of fun foods and bragging right for the best burger in town. 30% chance of showers and storms. weekend will be about 90 degrees. chances of storm each afternoon. highs are 90. we look ahead to the next couple of days in the forecast at 5:00. jonathan: thanks. take a look now to see what is coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00". kellye: leon harris is in the newsroom with a preview. leon: plenty of folks are excited about taylor swift. but find out who else announced a tour stop in d.c. that came out today. plus we take you to the local lab that played a key role in the blue toe flyby mission. coaches to parents what is happening off the field. for kids leaving their favorite sport. a closer look at the sideline incivility. we have you when i join you in a few minutes. kellye: okay. sounds great! time now for a check on the traffic situation with robert burton -- robert altman. robert: we have been talking that taylor swift causing problems. this is heavier than we normally see at this hour. southbound d.c. 295 moving from 50. southbound 95. it's hard to tell if it's the concert goers. there is so much rain on 95 out of the beltway past 175. and 198. moving to the 14th street bridge a lot of traffic right now. inner loop beltway stop and go to the toll road and the ramp of the 270 spur. continuing to college park to the area of

harry. >> jimmy: thank you, sir. [ laughter ] i expected more girls to say something. >> steve: young ladies. >> jimmy: three dudes. >> steve: harry. >> jimmy: harryughter ] >> steve: i think it's harry styles. >> jimmy: no, it's louis. maybe louis' number two. putting their hands over little girls' mouths. let me talk. harry! well, according to a recent poll, harry styles has been unseated by liam payne as the hottest member of one direction. i don't know about you guys. i'm kind of curious to see the entire results from that poll. i know you are, sir. so let's take a look at the full one direction hotness rankings. number one is liam. yeah. number two, harry. coming in at number three, louis. number four, niall. number five, jasper. [ laughter ] number six, caleb. [ laughter ] number seven in the one direction hotness rankings is blake. [ laughter ] number eight is blake's twin brother, lucas. [ laughter ] number nine is kayden. [ laughter ] >> steve: kayden is nine? >> jimmy: that's his full name. >> steve: kayden is his full name. >> jimmy: he's only got one name. >> steve: kayden. >> jimmy: yep. coming in at number ten, it's blake and lucas'

harry. harry's been my guy. >> yeah you're right. he's been replaced. >> i just i want to hang with harry. ou know he's got personality. >> look at this kid. i'm loving george right now. >> i know. but they have. they call them the cambridges. they've tried to make it seem like they're down to earth people who go grocery shopping and take their kids to the park. >> they seem to be. regular jobs. >>> well coming up here it's getting ugly online about the "bachelorette." people are saying really nasty stuff out there. >> we'll be back. trebek. if you're age 50 to 85 this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple to

maureen: marilyn senator barbara -- marilyn senator barbara mikulski is joining calls to put harry at tubman -- harry at tubman on the $10 bill for stop treasury secretary jacob lew said they would put a woman on the bill when it is redesigned in the coming years. sam: the protesters were here with the message "dump trump." maureen: plus, we are on storm watch. lou and out with the old:, in with the new four the wizards. and a dream match at wimbledon. maureen: a second shift has backed out of plans to build a restaurant in donald trump's d.c. hotel, joining a growing list because of his comments about illegal immigrants. d.c. bureau chief sam ford reports. sam: they rallied in front of the old post office, which trump is renovating. protesters gathered on freedom plaza and march day block to the construction site, carrying signs and announcing donald trump for his statements about mexicans. donald trump: they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime they are rapists. >> he continues to dig a hole that he started. it's him believable. sam: numerous leaders took part in the march. >> we are here an

. >>> our live team coverage continues with nbc10 investigative reporter harry hairston harry has been following the investigation into congressman fattah. >> walk us through what led up to today and how the congressman's son says he fits into all of this. >> this all started back in 2007 when congressman fattah made a run for the philadelphia mayoral seat. federal agents started investigating chaka fatta after he received an unlawful million dollar loan to support his 2007 chain for mayor. after losing the race fattah paid back $400,000 of the loan but then stole charitable and federal grant funds to pay the remaining $600,000. multiple stories were done as leaks by federal officials suggested he used campaign funds to pay off his son's college debt. now that debt repayment has been described in today's indictment. last year a former fattah aide helped him hide payment schemes. shortly after i questioned fattah himself about the statements that implicated him. >> in all my years as an elected official, i've never been involved and never would be involved in any illegal conduct. >> he

harris. they say harris grabbed a 19- year-old woman while show walked along lake arbor way and forced her into a nearby field. >> implied he had a weapon and forced the victim to perform a sexual act before fleeing. >> reporter: where he went after is unknown but he didn't live in the neighborhood. his most recent address is this apartment complex 30 minutes away in suitland. he was on probation for pleading guilty to indecent exposure a couple years ago. >> our goal now is to get mr. harris in custody to prevent these crimes again. >> reporter: that's what these people in this neighborhood hope to see. >> a lot of young women stand at those bus stops. they are going to work making something of their lives, doing what's right. they need to feel comfortable walking to that bus stop and standing there waiting for that bus to come. and putting him behind bars is what they need to do. >> reporter: a lot of the people that we spoke to here tonight said this story is a tragedy all around. it's a shame to think that this young man would potentially choose to do something like this and it's horrible for that victim because her life has surely changed forever. reporting live in mitchellville, i'll ellison barber, wusa9. >> harris is charged with sexual offenses and assault charges. call the prince george's police department if you know anything. >>> the new district 7 station at fort washington won't open this summer as schedule. the chief issued a statement today saying budget cu

it's the most preordered book on amazon since the final harry potter. dan harris >> i bet that will be successful. >> it's been talked about a lot. some people even uptet. it gets everybody talking. it will sell some books. >>> that's what's making news this america this morning. >> stay with us. "gma" gm >> breaking on this monday july 13, european leaders announce a deal to bail out greece. >> the body of a missing boater is pulled out of a delaware river we'll have a live report. >>> coming up, reports say donovan mcnabb has been suspended from his tv job because of another dui arrest. >>> good morning 4:30, david murphy is off let's head over to karen rogers and matt pellman, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we're

harris. larry harris holding the chair in the marshall school of business. in the teaching department. professor harris served as the sec's chief economist from 2002 to 2004. dr. harris? >> thank you, mr. chairman. this is a great opportunity to participate in what i expect will be an interesting discussion. several of my co panelists have already identified definitions of liquidity which i completely concur. it's the ability to trade when you want to trade without too much impact and in reasonable sizes. now, the question is, where does liquidity come from. the ability to trade is provided by other people who are willing to trade with you. and it's really important to think about, who are the other people who might be willing to trade with you? >> traditionally, we think about dealers as intermediaries, who are willing to do those trades, you want to trade, the dealer will come and provide you with that service. and i expect that dealers will always be very important in fixed income markets and to a lesser extent in equity markets as well. >> the equity markets is extremely cheap to trade an awful lot

harry truman was truly human. harry truman was one of us. and it certainly would have been so out of keeping with his character had they, you know, had gilded furniture or something. it would have been inconceivable to harry truman to have anything like that. >>> we're in the mel fisher maritime museum in key west florida. our museum was founded back in 1982 by mr. mel fish. mel was the world's greatest treasure hunter and he went out and look for sunken spanish galleons around here and quite famous for discovering the recognizes of the santa margarita and the nuestra senora de atocha spanish galleons that wrecked in 1622 about 25 miles west of key west. back in the colonial period spain had set up this really, a worldwide trade network, and a lot of it sailed right here past here, following the gulfstream back to spain. but what they did was the spanish had colonies in south america, central america, and they were doing a lot of mining. and generating a lot of precious metals especially silver from these mines. and a whole network was set up of trade free-throw shooter sailing from spain to the new world, bringing european goods to the colonists in the americas but on the return voyage carrying silver ba

harris' murder. harris was strangled during a robbery last december. judge baird decided to release sobotker on the unsecured bond yesterday. that means he didn't have to pay to get out. judge baird says he doesn't believe the bail system is fair. prosecutors are frustrated with the judge's decision. >> because of the serious nature of the charge and the public safety concerns that we have with anyone charged with those kind of crimes it's something we want to care flyfully look at. >> harris lived through a kidney transplant and it was profiled on the "today" show. >>> and trying to figure out what may have caused a house to explode. two men were rescued from that rubble. and then taken to the hospital. right now, they are both listed in critical but stable condition. >>> a phone scam alert this morning. if you live in stafford county and you get a call from the sheriff's office asking for money, be alert. the sheriff office never solicits money over the phone. if you receive a call deputies would like to hear from you. >>> this sounds pretty low, but it's true. an 18-year-old man behind bars for ripping off a lemonade stand. the sheriff's department says two 13-year-old girls set up a stand on wednesday in rancho cucamonga, california, when a man said he had no cash, but he wanted lemonade. the girls gave him some and that's when he pushed over the stand and took off with the money box. only took police a couple of minutes to find that suspect and $30 inside. >> not wort

harris had no reason to want to kill chiquita tate. zero whatsoever. >> reporter: lance unglesby was on the defense team, and he argued there wasn't nearly enough evidence to convict greg harris. the killing, the alleged motive was weak, and the blood evidence paltry. >> our theory was very clear. if greg harrisf blood in that mercedes and on his clothes and at the and that just wasn't the case. >> reporter: lance, out at the house there, very curious about this clorox bottle, where again they think they see comingled blood on -- what about that? that's a problem for you. >> well, practically it's not a problem. in the normal course of living a little blood on a clorox bottle is really not that big a deal. chiquita lived there. of course her dna would be on that bottle. >> reporter: as for the hair that the prosecution said was planted? the defense argued that was just an unproven theory. those two female clients may not have been involved -- but the long strands suggest another woman may have been there. >> it suggested that a female had maybe killed her and that in the middle of the fight she'd pulled the hair out. between that and the amount of cleanup, that would have been required, we always believe two people were involved in this murder. >> reporter: and as for that visit to gardere la

witnesses say it looked like the attacker was trying to steal harris' cell phone. harris suffered a fractured skull and died monday there is a $25,000 reward for information that leads to his attacker. >>> neighbors held hands and prayed tonight to stop the violence in their community. the prayer vigil was held here outside the grays view apartments in southwest d.c. organizers tell us they want to put andy to violence. they say most homicides in ward 7 and 8 are gun-related. >>> new details in a story you saw first on news4. d.c. police have tracked down the parent of a baby who was left alone on a busy d.c. sidewalk this afternoo this is exclusive video of a police officer comforting the child. the baby was abandoned in the stroller on e street just across from the d.c. court of appeals. the child's aunt was arrested minutes later and charged with second-degree cruelty to a child. the infant was not hurt. >>> a brazen robbery at a jewelry store. and police are hoping you can help crack the case. take a look at this video we just got in at the robbery on columbia road in

harris, dr. harris brought up the fact that, you know, what happens in the marketplace, when the play's over, and everyone's looking for a cab, we've seen a lot of demand for the fixed income product and a lot of it has been produced -- is the definition then of a functioning liquid market when it's just the daily trading or is it when a market has the capacity to respond to anomalies or to -- in the marketplace. and if that's the case, then what is the right amount of that? i mean, should it be able to respond to a really sudden movement where people may have to wait a few days to move that position, or should they be able to move that position on that day. >> so as everybody here present recognized, liquidity is a multidimensional concept, it has lots of different characteristics, you're asking now, the day to day liquidity as opposed to deeper liquidity. the bottom line remains that liquidity is the ability to trade when you want to trade, someone has to supply that ability. and so the people who sup

than any cops in this history you've let dirty politicians run wild willie brown and harris and enrique john harris and larry the chuck limping better and kevin shelly and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos and on and on and on the final groups set of groups you act illegal you used to let these women do police work that end temporarily do you do background checks on those people this year, the political party had no violence thank you have a great day. >> thank you. next speaker for public comment. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening, commissioners i wish i was here with accolades recently i've had the occ call the police that doesn't show up a friend of mine had a strarpg in her front window that climbed up 10 feet to get there she called 9-1-1 they never came too weeks ago i was up at 4 in the morning a parking lot a car going into there that was unusual and couple of guys around the cars they've had a lot of break-ins i called northern station they said they sent a car and 10 minutes later the car alarm goes off and third individual so i called back and the dispatcher said the off

harris. >> rocky harris took me in and out of the jail.t of questions, a lot of questions. >> the best i recall, i never offered her any deal whatsoever. >> after learning that gwen gurley had recanted her testimony, marshall frank also discovered that ducat had an alibi for the time of theresa's murder, an alibi that the jury had never heard. >> he told me he could not have been there at the murder because he got a call from the jiffy stop, another convenience store in a different part of town. so he went over there around the time the little girl was being murdered. he jotted everything down in his little spiral log book. time, activity, traffic stop. >> the notebook has her information in it. that i wrote down that night. >> i said did that log sheet get introduced into trial? he said no. he said, i don't know what happened to it. it was confiscated from him by the police. >> they took notebook when they impounded the patrol car. the notebook's got teresa's information that i wrote down at 10:30 that night and then at 11:00, i was at th

harry potter. >> jimmy: harry potter, c'mon! >> it was awkward in the beginning, because i was supposed to be harry potter. he last -- [ laughter ] the last day -- >> jimmy: i did not know this. >> my broom wouldn't start the last day so that other kid showed up and got the gig. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let bye gones be bye gones, yeah. at the beginning of the movie, it's a flashback to 1 1982 and you're riding your bike. >> yeah, my huffy. >> jimmy: did you have a huffy growing up? >> of course, man. i could pop a wheelie and everything. how about you? could you do a wheelie? >> jimmy: no. i had a ten-speed. >> ten-speed wheelies are cool. some guys can do that --. >> jimmy: i shared my bike with my sister and we weren't allowed to ride on the street so we had to ride in our backyard in a circle. really sad, well, i'm very accident prone. >> my father encouraged me. my father would constantly just say, "only the street." and there would be a car coming, and he'd go "now, now!" >> jimmy: but if you go right now! but it's you and young kevin james. young you, young kevin james go into the arcade. and i was lik

minority realeder harry reed -- leader harry reed said they raise questions, but: person >>> don't expect the video releases to stop soon. while the center for medical progress does not return the calls, the founder confirmed to the "new york times" that there's enough footage to release a video for the next several months. >>> planned parenthood saying it does not accept money for tissue donation, they do accept it, it's nominal to cover shipping and the use of centers. the californian attorney-general says she'll vet the group to see if it broke laws when it recorded the videos. >> francis is the president for center of health ethics and social policy and joins us from washington d.c. is there evidence that you have seen that would indicate that planned parenting made a profit off the sale of foetal tissue? >> absolutely not. we have to remember that planned hernt hood is a non profit organization and does not make profit from family planning from pap smears doesn't make profit from any abortion. it's a nonprofit organization and i watched both tapes that have been released and in every

harris. who holds the chair in the teaching department. professor harris served as the sec's chief economist from 2002 to 2004. dr. harris? >> this is a great opportunity to participate in what i expect will be an interesting discussion. several of my co panelists have already identified definitions of liquidity which i completely concur. it's the ability to trade when you want to trade without too much impact and in reasonable sizes. now, the question is where does liquidity come from. the ability to trade is provided by other people who are willing to trade with you. and it's really important to think about, who are the other people who might be willing to trade with you? >> traditionally, we think about dealers as intermediaries who are willing to do those trades you want to trade, the dealer will come and provide you with that service. and i expect that dealers will always be very important in fixed income markets and to a lesser extent in equity markets as well. >> the equity markets is extremely cheap to trade an awful lot of risk. the credit risk associated with equities is much greater than the corporate bonds or t

harry truman's heroic efforts to pass medicare and failing. he goes down independence again, against the wishes of his at pfizer's signs that an harry truman's library. he said people did not love harryruman for giving them hell people love harry truman for giving them hope. johnson knew that the importance of giving credit away. when the civil rights act of 1964 was signed, it was a bipartisan bill -- we forget that today. it was necessary to garner support of the northern republicans in order to get it through. fundamentally important. he needed to enlist the support of everett dirksen the republican minority leader and congress. he calls up dirksen and says, i was just in your home state of illinois. you are worthy of being the land of lincoln, 200 years from today, people will only know two fellows from illinois -- abraham lincoln and everett dirksen. [laughter] when he signed a civil rights act into law, he did not give the first pen to martin luther king or john lewis, he gave the first pen to dirksen, ensuring that he received credit. bob: your sister told me she once asked him why did you get that pen to everett dirksen? she told me he replied without him, we would have had a

harry truman's heroic efforts to pass medicare and failing. he goes down independence, again, against the wishes of his at pfizer's signs that an harry truman's library. he said people did not love harryruman for giving them hell, people love harry truman for giving them hope. johnson knew that the importance of giving credit away. when the civil rights act of 1964 was signed, it was a bipartisan bill -- we forget that today. it was necessary to garner support of the northern republicans in order to get it through. fundamentally important. he needed to enlist the support of everett dirksen, the republican minority leader and congress. he calls up dirksen and says, i was just in your home state of illinois. you are worthy of being the land of lincoln, 200 years from today, people will only know two fellows from illinois -- abraham lincoln and everett dirksen. [laughter] when he signed a civil rights act into law, he did not give the first pen to martin luther king or john lewis, he gave the first pen to dirksen, ensuring that he received credit. bob: your sister told me she once asked him why did you get that pen to everett dirksen? she told me he replied without him, we would have had