every singl time ieeded him he was there and he was there with a laugh. >> ben hiaasen read from his father's journal. >> i think about all my kids a lot when i'm at work. i called home to make sure everyone was safe. sometimes things -- awful things come to my mind and i get scared. lold for cn is my definition of true love. >> among those who came to pay respects was annapolis mayor gavin buckley who remains visibly angry at the tragedyat laimed five lives at a news publication tightlyte wined with the entire history of this city. >> this is the worst thing that could ever hapnin to a com just happened to us. >> in response to inquiries from people who wt to make donation in rob hiaasen's name, the familyisd organizations that include the american civil liberties union, the chesapeake bay foundation,nd planned parenthood. in owings mill, maryland, jackie benson, new 4. >> in annapolis, this week it was a somber independence day. the city still mourning the loss of those five "capital gazette" staffs. memb news 4's chris gordon explains how this year's 4th of july parade honored the

but that's the goal, to put out as close as you can the truth and rob hiaasen, every hiaasen who hasnalist, every hiaasen knows that. i wish everybody understood that, that that is the way it works. sometimes the news is good and sometimes it's not. we're just trying to be truthful. and correct as i've said before. when we're not right the first time. >> those are the tenants of journalism you're right. and it is always a good reminder that these are real stories about real people with real families and real children and they are not just statistics. and that's what we try to keep in mind every day when we report these stories. thank you for sharing part of rob with us

"capital gazette"mpyers are being planned for this week, tomorrow a service will be held for rob hiaasen, and on saturday, the will be a memorial service for reporter and editor wendi winters. that's going to be at the international church of annapolis. >>> the publisher of t "capital gazette" was well aware of ramos. he sued the paper after they printed a story about im after he pleaded guilty about harassing a woman. the paper took the threat seriously, but a police detective believed ramos did not pose a threat. the paper refused t press charges because it would be like putting a stick in a behive. >>> one march in annandaline ha been targeted seven times by crooks and >>vandals. bethlehem lutheran church, parishioners are packing the sanctuary right now. hi, derick. >> reporter: if you look by the, doou can see that some of the damage is still there, it prepared.o be folks are going to be coming and sitting on slashed benches, some of that damage that was done during the last sinvandalism he at this simple. they wereacials epithets painted on the walls and the slashing of those churc

one of those victims, rob hiaasen. big rob as he was known. he was t managing editor of the "capital gazette" and news 4's jackie benson went to th celebration of his life this week. >> an expected crowd o 200 swelled to more than twice that as people gathered at the irvine nature center in owings mills, maryland to remember the life of robhiaasen. family, friends and colleagues described him as a nan with a generous heart who lived and loved deeply and well. >> the concept ofome was so rob. and he would look at me and look at those kids and he'd just go, you're my home. and that's all that matters. >> tears welled up in the eyes of many when daughter samantha spoke. >> big rob, that was my dad. every single time i needed himh he was and he was there with a laugh. >> ben hiaasen read from his father's journal. >> i think about allid my a lot when i'm at work. i called home to make sure everyone was safe. sometimes things --wful things come to my mind and i get so scared. love for children is my definition of true love. >> amonghose who came to

a private memorial service for rob hiaasen will be held today in annapolis.e invitation the service will take place from 6: p.m. to 9 m.e center in nwens millions. >> concerns surrounding the results ofast month's historic urump-kim jong summit. >> newly revealed evide alleging pyongyang is covering one uranium enrichment least cility where it produces material for nuclear bombs. secretary of state pompeo is expected to scuss a plan to dismantle the ballistic missile program in a if your skin had a wash tag what wou it say? 80% glowing % 50eckles no matter your skin type all skin deserves gentleness. that's why dove is sulfate free. the #1 body wash recommended by dermatologists. add the activile2 week probiotic nge to your healthy routine d see how activia yogurt with its billiobs of live and activiotics ma dhelp support yourestive health on so you can t your day. xt teor a coupon and start the activia probiotic challenge today. >> ♪ >> welcome back to fox5 morning on this monday. it is july 2nd and it is 4:33 right n. no its not. it's 4:53: that five looks

but that's the goal, to put out as close as you can the truth and rob hiaasen, every hiaasen who has ever been a journalist, every hiaasen knows that. i wish everybody understood that, that that is the way it works. sometimes the news is good and sometimes it's not. we're just trying to be truthful. and correct as i've said before. when we're not right the first time. >> those are the tenants of journalism you're right. and it is always a good reminder that these are real stories about real people with real families and real children and they are not just statistics. and that's what we try to keep in mind every day when we report these stories. thank you for sharing part of rob with us and family story and obviously we will be -- we'll be watching as you celebrate rob's life tonight. thank you very much for being with us. >> okay. >> you know, they have children in their 20s and they now have to live without their dad and try to make sense of why this happened. >> and there is no way to make sense of that, nor for the four other people killed there. i will say that maria hiaasen, i h

family and friends are rememberingob hiaasen. he died in last week's newsroom rampage.ja ckie bensen went to the celebration of his life. >> an expected crowd of 200 twice thatmore than as people gathered at the irvine nature center to rememr the life of rob hiaasen. family, friendsnd colleagues described him as a man with a general heart who lived and love deeply and well. >> the concept of home. you're my home. that's all that mattered. >> tears in the eyes of many. >> big rob. that was my dad. every time i needed hi there with a laugh. >> ben read from his father'sur l. >> i think of him a lot when i'm at work. i call homeo make sure everyone is safe. sometimes awful things come to my mind and i get so scared. >> among those who came to respect was mayor gavin buckley who remains visibly angry at the tragedy that claimed five lives at a news publication tightly intertwind with the entire story of the city. >> the worst thing that could ever happen to a community just happened to >> reporter: in response from inquiries in want

a service will be held tonight for rob hiaasen.hat will happen at the nature center at owen mills. since the shooting, paper has received death threats. the woman who was stalked by the suspect gunman sat down for an interview. megan mcgrath will have an updatat 5:45. >>> the suspect in a horrific stabbing spree in idaho is g to court this morning. nine people, including six kids, were hurt saturday when the suspect went on a rampage at a birthday party. police say he was staying at the apartments where the stabbings happened with a woman. he was asked to leave and apparently returned looking for revenge. home to many refugees. >>> d.c. police are searching stabbed a lyft driver. this happened early saturday morning at an apartment complex at good hope court. there was a fight between the driver and one of two p tsengers. whenhe suspect stopped, he stabbed him in the head with a knife. >>> scary moments on the tarmac at agan national as passengers were forced to evacuate. a "washington post" reporeoshot this v people jumped down th

the memory of rob hiaasen will live on, and i know that. positive force. >> hiaasen's death came the week birthdaife's they just recently celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary. >>> an upcoming metro shutdown could affect you even if don't use the metro system. the rhode island avenue and brookland stations will be closed from july 21st until after labor day weekend. transportation reporter adam tuss is atd the rhode isl avenue station tonight to show us why this work is needed. >> reporter: well, this is the u rhode island a platform behind me here. it's the oldest in the metro system and quiterankly it has been showing its age for some time. crg concrete and an uneven surface and it needs to be replaced. inconvenience e of a closed metro station. >> no kidding here though. io reporter: the situation is pretty s. take a look at certain parts of the rhode island avenue station there's netting in place just in concrete ore of the here chips off. platform is worn down and uneven. now crews are setting up to completely replace this platform

. >> service was held for rob hiaasen. people told stories about the father of three, a journalist who always made people laugh. his son, ben, read from his father's journal. >> i think about all my kids a lot, when i'm at work. i call home to make sure everyone is safe. sometimes awful things come to my mind and i get so scared. >> in response to questions on where to make donations in rob hiaasen's memory, the family has released a list. >>> next week, memorial services will be held for another victim in the "gazette" shooting. john mcnamara worked as a sports reporter for two decades. the ceremony will be at theer unty of maryland college park chapel. >>> the suspected "capital gazette" shooter sent amreatening letters on the day of the attack. we're learning more about them tonight.am jarrod sent them to the law office of the paper's former attorney. investigators say he made it look like an official court document. he targets the judge who flew out his defation lawsuit against "the capital gazette." s, welcome, mr. mo

. >> a celebration of life was held for rob hiaasen. people told stories about the married father of three, a dedicated a journalist whoays made people laugh. his son, ben, read from his father's journal. >> i think about all my kids a lot, when i'm at work. i call home to make sure everyone is safe. sometimes awful things come to my mind and i get so scared. >> in resnse to questions on whether to make donations, the family has released a list. >>> next week, memorial services will be held for another victim in the "gazette" shooting. john mcnamara workedspo a sports er for two decades. >>> the suspected "capital gazette" shooter sent threatening letters on the same day of the attack. jarrod ramos sent them to the law office of the paper's former attorney. ade it look like an official court document. he ites, welcome, mr. moylan, to your unexpected legacy. you should have died. >>> this morning, d.c. police have reseriesed surveillance video. that video shows two person ofr inst in the death of jonathan grady last week. that videows sh

a celebration was had for rob hiaasen. >>> and now,w we k that jarrod ramos sent the letter to the law offices. he targete the judge who threw out the defamation suit again "the capital gazette." >>> a family is mourning the loss of a man who killed his own daughter. when he failed to return t child, they called police. they found the pair dead in gill le gilbert run pa. >>> it is 4:35. here's a look at the top stories we're following for you. a maryland man is in prison for beating his wife and unborn chd. she was five months pregnant at the time of that attack. trecutors say he murdered them because he didn'ant to be a father. >>> hundreds come together to mourn the loss of a little girl. the 3-year-old was celebrating when police say timmy kinner attacked. he was staying with someb y at the complex and was asked to leave the day beforeck the atta >>> harvey weinstein faces additionalex crime charges. a jury washington. he has denied theccusations of nonconsensual sex. >>> happening now, a race against time inthailand. >> rescuers are freeing the players and coach from a cave. >> let

hiaasen was known for his commitment to high journalistic rds and for mentoring young journalist. he and his wife had just celebrated their 33rd anniversary. meantime in annapolis, people are trying tir get tives back together, and the office building that houses the "capital gazette" has reopened. for many it felt a lot like coming face to face with last week's tragedy. news 4's tracee wilkins joi us live from annapolis. a pretty tough day for some we would imagine? >> reporter: a very toughe day. crpe is down and people able to go inside the building for the first time sin the shooting. they had to replace walls and windows. this is very difficult. for many who frequent this office building, this is going octo be a s, and that process began when they got to go back through those doors today. >> it just hit close to home. >> reporter: they say they had to pay tir respects a a memorial created to honor the lives of five "capital gazette" employees murdered in a mass ooting. >> a lot of these things happened. it happened in florida, and it happened in places where it's not your hom

a memorial service will be held today for rob hiaasen, assistant editor and columnist. colleagues remember hiaasen as a terrific reporter who would try to bring out the humanity in all his writing. he leaves his wife of 33 years, a son and two daughters behind. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. >>> we're following president trump's immigration policy. new numbers on arrests at the border. a report from the associated press claims border patrol arrests dropped 16% in june compaird to may. it's unclear why. could be related to seasonal rising temperatures. could have to do with president trump's zero tolerance policy. we want to remind you that 2,047 migrant children remain separated from their parents because of this policy. the number is the most recent count that the department of health and human services has made available to the public. nbc news continues to ask for more updated figures, and we have not received them. msnbc's m

. >>> one of five of those killed in the shooting rampage at "the capitalgazette" is for rob hiaasen. there will be a memorial service ters.endi wi we hope to hear the dates for the other services soon. >>> you can helhe families, vic testimotims and survivors o paper. a families fund is being created. the awardwill be for sele journalism students. >>> it's 4:03 right now. police in new mexico are searching for a man they say broke into a news station. chris lawrence at the live desk with details on this. >> reporter: this happenenot once, but twice last night. look at this tweet from the reporter from the station saying everyone is safe. the unknown man went into the cbs affiliate and walked on to their set. the man was ecorted off of the property. then, he wentback. canine dogs went in. the station had to put up col bars during the broadcast. this was across the street fr the nbc station, who were told to shelter in place. all of this coming da after the horrific attack at "t capital gazette." >>> it's still not clear what caused a boat to burst into flames. it was around 10:00 lt n

the family of deputy editor rob hiaasen is holding a celebration of his life today. the family says the dress for the service is summer casual because rob would never want you to put on a suit for him. he was one of the five staff members killed last thursday at the annapolis "capital gazette." the suspect who had a reported grudge against the paper is being held without bond. >>> president trump is starting a crucial week in his presidency. he's preparing to pick the next justice of the supreme court. the president knows it will be a battle. he say on fox news talking about resistance from democrats, but he might also have some trouble from members of his own party. >> if a candidate for this important position who would overturn roe v. wade would not be acceptable to me because that would indicate an activist agenda. >> the supreme court showcase or showdown comes as the president deals with backlash from his immigration policy. there are massive rallies all across the contra including some here in the bay area this weekend protesting families being separated at th

a service will be heldig to for rob hiaasen. that will happen at the nature wenter at mills. since the shooting, the paper has receivedth d threats. the woman who was stalked by the suspected gunman, jarrod ramos, iill live fear. >> i still don't feel safe. i know he's in prison. i know he can't come to me today. i have been tormented and traumatized and terrorized for so long, it's changed the fiber of my being. >> ramos is behind bars, charged reque with five murders. you can hear more of that on "today." >>> th suspect in a horrific stabbing spree in idaho is heading to court this morning. nine people,including six kids, were hurt saturday when the suspect went on a rampage at a birthday party.po ce say he was staying at the apartments where the stabbings happened with a woman. he was asked to leave and edpparently return looking for revenge. the complex is home to many refugees. >>> a confrontation ended with a lyft driver being stabbed. this happen early saturday morning at an apartment complex at good hope court. there was fight between the driver and one of two passeng

a private memorial service for rob hiaasen wil be heldoday in annapolis. to an online invition the service wl take place from 6:00. p.m to 9 . >> the newly revealed evidence alleging pyang is covering up the existence of one uraniumnrichment facility. >> if you haven't the road already to kick off your july 4th holiday, you could bema bound fojor roadblock. washington, d.c. area residents areto plannin travel this independence day holiday. aaa says it started track july 4th travel 18 years ago but this year could go down as the busiest to date. the worst day to drive will be tuesday afternot wto 4:00 and 6:00. nearly 3 million people are t expeo fly. i wonder why they expec the numbers to be so big this year. don't know. but i know one thing every time i try to travel on a holiday it's a bad idea so io don't d it anymore. it's too mh whether you're going to the airport or you're on the roa >> live large at home. >> yeah. >> like we are, all three of us, right,ike. >> right or live large in studio. hey, guy main headle for your daytime today is another warm

the funeral has taken place of rob hiaasen — one of the journalists killed in last week's shooting atursday. his son read from his father's journal telling the congregation of how he hoped one day to pass the book onto his grandchild. the shooter, jarrod ramos, has been charged with five murders following the attack. today, iran's president kicks off a european tour to find out what can be salvaged after the us pulled out if the nuclear deal in may. oliver cornock, editor in chief at oxford business group joins me now. it seems a long time ago, given the us pulling out of the iran deal but president rouhani on a european charm offensive. we are talking about long relationships, the stand—off between iran in the us has been going on for so long and it's interesting the european partners have said they are likely to stick to it rather than go with the donald trump hard—line, going strong sanctions. it's interesting rouhani has come to europe. there is a huge amount of disquiet. we have seen these riots by the bazaar traders who are so influential in the 1970s revolution and we have seen

jared cushman, roobt hiaasen, john mcnamara, wendi winters and rebecca smith were killed. e'll tell you about new developments in the investigation coming up. >>> meanwhile, a female gang member gets 95 years in prison in montgomerycounty. >> during the hearing yesterday, the judge called the defendant a scary human bein josselin ramirez is linked to a ng of armed robberies in maryland. police say she also confessed to helping set up edgang-rel murders in her home country of el salvador, and she was working on plans for another killing to improve her status with ms-13. >> she wanted to get apr otion. and so, that third plot was underway, supposedly. >> ramirez had no prior criminal record. state sentencing guidelines called for a sentence of 9 to 95 year when handing down that maximum sentence, the judge described her as someone who needs to be in jail so she doesn't hurt anyone else. >>> the man accused of that deadly car attack iar lottesville last summer has pleaded not guilty to hate crimes arges. james fields jr. is accused of running down people who were protesting a

rob hiaasen, an assistant h editor just celebrated his 33rd wedding anniversary shortly before the attack. >>> hollywood mogul harvey weinstein's criminal case in new york now expanding. manhattan district attorney cyrus vance jr. announced three new sex crime charges. they include an additional count of criminal sexual act in the first degree for aci fore sexual act against a third woman back in 2006. also including two counts of predatory sexual assault,ch w carry a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. these three new charges are ina tion to earlier charges against him of rape and criminal sexual acts. e 61-year-old's attorney says weinstein will plead not guilty and maintains all these allegationslsre >>> high heat and dry conditions are fueling wildfires across the west. the wildfire raging in california's yolo and napa ow counties has grown to 60,000 acres with just 5% containmenke the s is so heavy it's causing an orange haze over san francisco and a leading to quality advisories. m colorado, the spring creek fire has dtroyed at least 104 homes. state patrol released this time-lap

rob hiaasen, wendi winters, gerald fischman, john mcnamara and rebecca smith. a furor by a comment by a fox news contributor and the president hiring a top aide who used to work at fox. howie: there was an unfortunate incident on "fox and friends" including david bossie. things got testy with joel payne who is african-american. when bossie responded, you are out of your captainen figurein mind, he responded i had relative to picked cotton. bossie apologized to joel payne, fox news and its viewers. i happened to see bossie just as he was coming out of the studio. payne told him he never heard of him and didn't know he was black. the monitor in bossie's studio wasn't tuned to "fox and friends." fox hasn't commented on the outcome but sources told the daily beat bossie was suspended for two weeks. joe shine -- bill shine was a one-time producer for hannity. shine' resigned under pressure last year. he was never accused of sexually harassing anyone. he was accused of failing to act or enabling the come ambulance against bill o'reilly. shine has been a private citiz

a celebration of life for 59- year-old rob hiaasen will be held monday, and a memorial service for wendi winters is scheduled for saturday. in the "capital gazette" today, the editorial staff thanked the community for their outpouring of support, and also promised to keep reporting the news. president trump was asked about his upcoming meeting with russian leader vladimir putin today. the summit will be held on july 16th and take place in helsinki, finland, just one week after the president meets with nato allies. here's roxana saberi. >> mr. president, any news? >> reporter: two days after president trump said he'll ask his russian counterpart about moscow's alleged meddling in u.s. elections, he quickly changed the subject when asked about it on fox news. >> are you going to mention the meddling when you meet with russian president vladimir putin on july 16? >> i would like to see some answers as to why we didn't take the server, why the f.b.i. didn't take the server from the d.n.c. >> reporter: his national security adviser john bolton told "face the nation" sunday that the issue of m

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a celebration was had for rob hiaasen. we're learning that the suected gunman sent threatening letters the same day of the attack. he sent the letters to the law office of the paper's former attorney. he made it look like an official courcu nt. ramos targeted the judge who throw out his defamion suit against the newspaper. >>> a family is mourning the loss of a 3-year-old killed by her own father. brian davis picked his daughter up on sunday. when he didn't bring her back, the family called police. officers found the pair dead in davis' truck. he shot the little girl and then shot himself. >>> 5:35. l here's ak at our other top stories. a maryland man will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering his fiancee and unborn child. he stabbed her several times inside her apartment two years ago. she was five months pegnant at thime of that attack. osecutor says he murdered them d because hen't want to be a father. >>> hundreds came togethern boise, idaho, to mourn the loss of a little girl stabbed to death at her birth

rob hiaasen is the assisting management editor. five people they say he was known for having high standards for his work as was mentoring young journalists. >> -- as well as mentorside dow without you and i am numbering all your humor and feeling all of your love forever -- i am remembering all of your humor and feeling all of your love forever. i love you, dad. >> he had a great sense of humor. fatal people -- they told people to wear shorts because he would not want them to where's's. -- to wear suits. >>> the judge ruled against his administration. we have more on this. >> reporter: president donald trump firing off a series of tweets in support of the immigration and customs enforcement agency, writing when we have an infestation of ms-13 gangs and certain -- in certain parts of their country, but we send to get them out? ice. >> we want to see democrats stop political grandstanding and asked to come up with some real solutions and work with us to fix the problem. >> reporter: he is defending his stance despite a federal judge'

about these letters, as i understand it, when you were on your way to a memorial service for rob hiaasenessage to me that i didn't receive until i had landed to call me immediately. his concern was that i might receive a letter that would contain a copy of the same attachments but perhaps with a dangerous substance inside. when i heard that, of course, very alarmed and called my wife immediately and told her not to open up any suspicious packages. >> but you did end up getting a letter yourself? >> no, i didn't. nothing came directly from the mail. i did get a copy from the attorney. >> when you read that letter, even just getting that message, when you landed, what went through your mind? >> it was very chilling. it's an extension of his rants he had when he filed the defamation lawsuit against us. it's chilling, particularly when you read the last line of what his intentions were. this is just a tragedy that has no end to it. it keeps going every day. of course, who knows that there aren't any other booby traps out there waiting for us. i'm very concerned still. >> you are concerned fo

rob hiaasen was assisting management editor.- and started shooting, killing five people. he was called big rob and had high standards for his work, along with mentoring young journalists. >> my world is upside down without you but i am remembering every memory, all of your humor, and i am feeling all their love forever. we can get a little bit more right side up. i love you, dad. >> he had a great sense of humor. they told people to wear shorts because he would not want them to wear suits. he was 59 years old and leaves behind a wife and three children. >> sounds like an incredible man. >>> still ahead, firefighters all over california are very busy. coming up, we will look at the wildfire season and tell you why it is having a bigger strain on firefighters than years past. >>> they learn his punishment for pulling a gun on a woman who was delivering food to his home. >>> we have new perspective on the county fire burning in yolo and napa county. brian hickey is covering the story just east of where that fire has burned some 100

tomorrow a service will be held for gazette editor rob hiaasen. >>> meanwhile we a learning more about the suspected gunman gerald ramos. the publi -- jarrod ramos. he sued the newspaper and police records shows a detective believed ramos didn't pose a threat. the paper refused to press charges because of, quote, putting a stick in a behive. >>> at 9:04 on this sunday morning, disturbing andde ructive acts taking place at a place of worship. >> bethlehem lutheran church has been hit seven times since may by vandals and particulburglars. despite the damage, service is expected to begin there in about an hour.de ck? >> reporter: indeed, lots of churches will be having services this morning, but the one here bethlehem lutheran is probably a little bit more special, because this church ha. the last time was thworst, they tore all the cushions and painted swastikas and racial epithets on the walls. all the h damage been confined to the basement. in one of those incidents a church member confronted a masked person who wasy apparen carrying out that vandalism, that person was truck with a fir

according to the "baltimore sun," a celebration of life for editor and columnist robert hiaasen will tomorrow night. a memorial service for specia publications editor wendi winters will be held next week. >>> scary moments for passengers aboard a boat in the democrabah. an explosion rocked a neighboring tour boat killing one and injuring nine others yesterday. ten americans were onboard and two people made it to the bahamas. some people jumped into the water to help pull at least one of the injured off the boat. the cause of the explosion has not been determined. >>> a powerful message across the country. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets for families belong together rallies this weekend demanding to deunite families. >> reporter: from large cities, to small towns, americans drawn to protest. >> what do we want! >> justice! >> when do we want it! >> now! >> reporter: more than 700 planned marches all united under the banner "families belong together." those demonstrators outraged by the trump administration's zero tolerance policy that forced the removal of m

that are gerald scan, rob hiaasen, and remembbecca smith. >> reporter: every time our phone pings withe , we wonder? as common as these events have become, it's impossible not to be shen. schools, churches, ball fields. >> some were shot to death. reporter: when we learned the latest target was a small town paper inannapolis, maryland, it was a bit of a small reminder, that noce in america is truly safe. no place. for those who live in s towns or grew up in one, we know the local paper is the glue that holds ustogether. the tie that binds, stories from the school board c andy council, news of a small business opening on main street. the paper welcomes the new preacher at church and mourns the passing of an old neighbor. engagements, weddings, the o bi gamen friday night. it's all there. school lunch menus, and the police blog. while it may seem innocuous to you, it may be important to someone in town. people who work in small tow papers are akin to public service. no one gets rich. bu i the works rewarding. it's a calling more than a job. local papers often fulfill that most important

they're calling a iing celebratn of life for gazette editor rob hiaasen. it's going to be held at the nature center in irving mills. the service starts at 6:00 this evening. also learning about new threats made against the hometown newspaper. since the attack, the gazette has been getting death threats and e-mails from people celebrating the shooti. that's according to an editorial in sunday's paper. the editorial says the gazette will not forget beialled an enemy of the people.tr presidenp has frequently used that term to describe the media. >>> and just days after that horrifying situation, police are looking into a man who broke into a tv station in new mexico. investigators say he got inside cbs affiliate in albuquerque. police say the man breached the curity last night a walked on to the set. krqe didn't go on-air for 9:00 or 10:00 newscast and had to put up color bars instead. he was eorted off the property, but then came back again. everyone is okay, but got away the second time without being detained. >>> after the break, we're going to have more o

according to the "baltimore sun," a celebration of life for editor and columnist robert hiaasen willorrow night. publications editor wendi winters will be on saturday. the suspect is being held >> take a look at this incredible video. scary moments for passengers aboard a boat in the bahamas. an explosion rocked a neighboring tour boat killing one and injuring nine others yesterday. ten americans were onboard and two people native to the bahamas. some people jumped into the water to help pull at least one of the injured off the boat. the cause of the explosion has not been determined. >>> a powerful message across the country. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets yesterday for families belong together rallies. they are demanding families be re-united. >> reporter: from large cities, to small towns, americans drawn to protest. >> what do we want! >> justice! >> when do we want it! >> now! >> reporter: more than 700 planned marches all united under the banner "families belong together." those demonstrators outraged by the trump administration's zero tolerance poli

five people killed in last week's attack, editorial pag editor gerald fischman, assistant editor rob hiaasensports writer john mcnamara, sales assistant rebecca smith and community correspondent ndi winters. >> news 4'sracee wilkins has been covering this sto for us from the beginning and she's live inin annapolis atonight. >> tracee? >> well, over the last week we've all bee having conversations about how could something like this happen? for peoplen this community they have been searching for healing, sharing their experienals andng to one another, and at some point words just aren't enough. >> i would like to ask everyone to jn me in a moment of silence, prayer or reflection. >> reporter: when you've run out of words and out of tears, there's silee. >> our community has been in shock for the last orweek. >> repr: these anne arundel county employees are gathering together, together in honor of five lives senselessly taken away at the town newspaperdo ju the street a week ago. >> these were my friends, our colleagues. i think it's important for us to remember as asgroup, a county the losses

john macnamara and jerald fisherman graduated from the college there and rob hiaasen was a maryland adjuncttor. >>> a fiery scene on a downtown d.c. street corner as a food truck goes up in flames. what caused this inferno near the national mall? nd plus, the trees rescue a soccer team fo alive in an underground cave. wh it could take months to bring the groupbove ground. >> cars on demand. a new kind of subscription service. allows users to get a new car every two weeks. >> and i'm tracking some scattered thunderstorms in the area.etro these barely moving with a lot of lightning and very heavy rafall. comini >>> storm team 4 is tracking those isolated storms around the area. you might be seeing them where you are. amelia is back with an update on that and the excessive heat in just a couple of minutes. it of course, the good news the world had been missing for, the missing soccer players and coace found alive inave in thailand, but getting them out safely, that's proving to be a painstaking task. leon harriswin our newsroo a closer look at how they will pull that off. leon? >> it will be a

a celebration of life for 59-year-old rob hiaasen will be held monday and the memorial service for wendi winters is scheduled for saturday. in the "capital gazette" today, the editorial staff thanked the community for their outpouring of support and also promised to keep reporting the news. president trump was asked about his upcoming meeting with russian leader vladimir putin today. >>> the summit will be held on july 16th and take place in helsinki finland. just one week after the president meets with nato allies. here's roxana severi. >> reporter: two days after president trump said he'll ask his russian counterpart about moscow's alleged meddling in u.s. elections, he quickly changed the subject when asked about it on fox news. >> are you going to mention the meddling when you meet with russian president vladimir putin -- >> i want to see answers as to why we didn't take the server, why the fbi didn't take the server from the dnc. >> reporter: his national security advisor john bolton said it was brought up in his face-to-face meeting with the russian leader. >> what he said was ther

the family of deputy editor rob hiaasen is holding a celebration of life today.s the dress for the service is summer casual because they say rob would never want you to put on a suit for him. he was one of the five staff members killed last thursday at the suspect is being held without bond. >>> transportation advocates say a delayed plan put protected bike lanes along san francisco's embarcadero could have prevent add crash that has left a pedicab driver in critical condition. the port of san francisco was scheduled to create those lanes in 2015. but the port missed some key deadlines for their installation. the san francisco bicycle coalition says it receives complaints nearly every day from cyclists who use the embarcadero. police are still looking for the driver of the car that hit the pedicab driver last wednesday. surveillance video shows a gold honda civic four door swerving through the traffic before slamming into the pedicab. it caused it to collide with a second one and a family of four riding in the two cabs were hurt. anyone who ke toontact san franci

courage and the dedication of the people you've just had on and reading the obituaries and knowing rob hiaasene worked together for 15 years. the ever laexemplary lives they. one of the stories that is important in a practical sense and this is a media show, is the advantage of being part of something like the baltimore sun media group. because the production and design is done in baltimore. thursday when that happened, the sun newsroom went into all hands on deck. which i had not seen and experienced since the death of freddie gray in 2015. and we just played an auxiliary role. those folks did it. but there are so many people at the sun that worked at the gazette and feel deeply about it. feel totally involved in it. and everybody just said whatever we can do, you can do. if you look at a video of the vigil that was shot by a superb young videographer who just came to the sun last year from the gazette, that's the kind of synergy. it's way beyond synergy. it's triable. it's brotherhood, it's sisterhood between the two publication. that really clicked in. and i really hope this. you know, phil

the family of deputy editor rob hiaasen.he dress for the service is summer casual because rob would never want you to put on a suit for him. he was one of the five staff members killed on thursday at the annapolis "capital gazette." a suspect is being held without bond. >>> a woman drowned while trying to save three children swept into the ocean at half moon bay. this happened last night at 6:00 at cowell ranch state beach. the sheriff's office says an undertow carried the children out into the waves. a woman went into the water to help them but got swept away herself. other family members saved the children, but they were unable to reach the 47-year-old woman. >> never turn your back on the water. it's pretty dangerous. we have rip currents, live sneaker waves that can come out. you always want to keep your eye on it. >> they say the woman was from the east bay. >>> president trump starting a crucial week in his presidency preparing to pick the next justice of the supreme court. the president knows it will be a battle. he w

a memorial service will be held for robert hiaasen tomorrow night and one for wendi winters will be held on saturday. the suspect is being held without bond. >>> scary moments for passenger. an explosion rocked a neighboring tour boat, killing one person and injuring nine others yesterday. there were ten americans on board and two people native to the bahamas. the cause of the explosion has not been determined. >>> several tennis courts in san francisco are getting an upgrade. as abc 7 news anchor jessica castro explains, courts are being resurfaced thanks to a big donation. >> reporter: i got a chance to test them out before they opened to the public. >> this will be the highlight of the park. >> reporter: the courts are the latest to get resurfaced. >> we expect theous open by the july 4th holiday, so very soon. >> reporter: the upgrade is thanks to this guy and his nonprofit called san franciscans for sports and recreation. >> i think it's incredibly important for a community, the san francisco rec and park department runs a lot of programs for children at their different facilities.

gerald fischman, job bert hiaasen, john mcnamara and wendi winters and rebecca smith.he country do every day. >> every time our phone pings with the words active shooter, we feel a pit in our stomachs. where this time we wonder? as common as these events have become, it's impossible not to be shaken. schools, churches, ball fields. >> shots have been fired. >> when we learned the latest target was a small-town paper, "the gazette" in anna ppolianna maryland, it's a reminder no place is safe, no place. for those who live in small towns or grew up in one, we know the local paper is the glue that holds us together, stories from the school board and city counsel. news of a small business opening on main street. the paper welcomes the new preacher at church and mourns the passing of an old neighbor. engagements, weddings, the big game on friday night, it's all there. school lunch menus, classifieds and the police blotter. while it may seem innocuous to you, it sure is important to someone in town. people who work in small town papers are a kin to public servants. no one get

people murdered in last week's rampage at the capital gazette news office in maryland. 59-year-old rob hiaasen was an assistant managing editor and columnist. only on "cbs this morning," chip reid spoke to a fellow staffer who narrowly escaped the gunman. he's in annapolis, maryland, chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. paul gillespie has been here at the gazette for almost 18 years and he takes pride in being called the capital photographer. he says journalism is in his blood and that's why he felt compelled to tell his story. >> i was, you know, saying i can't believe this is happening. i can't believe i'm going to die here. >> reporter: you thought you were going to die? >> i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: what kept gillespie alive was quick decision making at the start of the attack. >> i heard a loud pop, the glass smash. as soon as i saw him, i dove under a desk. and then i heard, you know, another -- heard another gunshot. >> reporter: after firing through the capital gazette's front entrance at about 2:30, the gunman stormed into the newsroom with 11 people inside.

family and friends will gather this evening to remember gazette editor rob hiaasen. >> d.c. the person who stabbed a lyft driver. this happened early saturday morning in southeast. police say there was some sorth of a fig between the driver and one of two passengers. the victim is expected toe b okay. >> let's turn to wtop's jack taylor for a look at your traffic. jack. >> good morning, guys. a traffic alert in arlington. columbia pike closed right now unfortunately between green briar and south dim witty street. good news, in rockville, 270 southbound and 28 crash on the left shoulder gone. and the delays sort of easing. southbound on the rock creek park way, a crashn the left side of the roadway. about an hour ago, it was described as a head-on collision. back to you. >> a check of your forecast coming up next. duke's is the anrfect companion for sothings. it makes a tomato taste more like a tomato. it makesbaacon taste more like n. it's a unique flavor. the texture is incredible. duke's really adds integrity to our recipes. du's is smooth and creamy. it has a lemony edge.

>> reporter: last night, more than 500 family members and friends gathered to remember editor rob hiaasen, one of the five capital gazette employees who died in the attack. >> my dad is my best friend. he is my hero. he is my strength. he is the purest form of happiness i've ever felt in my life. >> reporter: the american society of news editors has called for a moment of silence in all newsrooms on thursday. exactly one week after the shooting. this morning, the president issued a proclamation, ordering all flags to be flown at half-staff to honor the victims. >> i'm glad he's made that decision. >> i am too. >> very nice gesture. >>> a passenger says there were no warning signs before a tour boat exploded and caught fire in the bahamas. ahead, we've got new >>> good morning, everybody. partly cloudy skies from the sales force tower camera view. we have a little blue sky and also cloud cover, a sign we are getting the winds coming in from the coastline. that will convict to blowing sm central valley. slightly cooler today than yesterday, 70 in oakland. tomorrow, 4th of july will be the c

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gerald phishman, rob hiaasen, john mcnamara, wendi winters and rebecca smith. gerald phishman was an editorial paper. he shed light on community issues. he was well known for his inseichable curiosity and his love for family and his talent of writing extended to poems he composed for his wife, erica. rob hiaasen was a big man with a big presence who applied his considerable skills as a journalist to mentor others, but fellow reporters and students at the university of maryland college of journalism. he gave of his time and he gave of his talent. john mcnamara was a sports writer and sports fan, big fan of the universe r university of maryland terps. he covered everything from the orioles to local little league. he was also always generous with his time and known to many who follow sports around the country. sales assistant rebecca smith was strong and smart and a fixture at her fiance dwayne's softball tournaments. she was also known to be unflailingly kind and always somebody who took the time to make people feel at home at the gazette. wendi winters had a gre