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in nairobi that by the un which seems to tackle extremist violence speaking at events that president hu kenyatta called terrorist groups. that ghouls and can affect a whole region he fought in the conference un chief. in nairobi that's helping young people are void radicalization by learning new skills and finding employment online. the u.s. is facing enormous challenges that employment is as i said in the beginning probably the biggest societies but they use as a much bigger capacity than the older generations to understand the digital world and to use the different from social media. tools of the world which means that you are much better prepared to face the challenges of more than. for those young kenyans who joined al-shabaab returning home is almost impossible but some able to escape like. he was recruited in the kenyan city of mumbai. that paradise it's now struggling to draw in this. new recruits here like 102 years of fighting with a terror group he's now back home and helping to make the city safe. for nearly 2 years for the terrorist group the former christian converted to is

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the officer was not hu.nce george's county police say they have a person of interest in this case. >>> charlottesville, virginia, is replacing a holida celebrating thomas jefferson's birthday with one to celebrate the end of slavery. april 13th has been removed as a paid holiday. they will observe liberation and freedom day on march 3rd which will celebrate the emancipation of slaved people in charlottesville. >>> it is a perfect fourth of july story. aco marine re veteran and a purple heart recipient will soon call virginia home, thanks to a special surprise from a national nonprofit. on operation finally home works with constructi companies around the nation to provide mortgage-free homes to wounded veterans. this week, they helped sergeant thomas brennan and his family break ground on their new home in culpeper. >> deep down, on behalf of my whole family, this is incredible and we deeply appreciate it. >> he serve nine years in active duty and he suffered a brain injury during combat. operation finally ho

suggestion that richard tice is in any way involved is denied both by richard tice and by isabel oakeshott, hume thing. and when you think about it would be pretty unlikely for isabel oakeshott to have, as a source, somebody she was dating. so we could probably rule that out. so the sunday times slightly of a place that one. yes, but they are also talking about the police closing in on this eurosceptic philby, an allusion to kim philby in whitehall. but it does seem kim philby in whitehall. but it does seem the security service and police have got a fairly good idea of where this leak has come from or who's the culprit. it will be interesting to see if we go as far as a prosecution. that'll be the interesting one. to get a criminal prosecution out of it would be difficult. i think identifying the legal would not be so difficult. they would not have been that many people on the distribution list. all you have to do is compare the most sensitive of those diplomatic cables and where they went to. do you think we will see more of these? it started with 2017 leaks in these now go back to 2018. you

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. >>> howard hu joins me now kindly from new york where he got up very early to be with us.y much, professor hu, thank you for your time here can the iphone continue to grow at rates that we've seen it grow in the past? >> this is the major concern that i have. if you look at the growth of wearable and services, all of these are essentially still tied with the iphone itself and the revenue we know from the iphone itself is dropping. and we don't know exactly the number of iphone sales because they stopped disclosing that number already but going forward, looking from china to other fast growing regions, in terms of wearables, it's clothes compared to other competitors. so there's a long-term shadow being cast over apple in this regard >> the company reported a 12% decline in iphone sales in the most recent quarter. the sales are heavily reliant on this longstanding product. is the challenge by just making incremental improvements to the iphone and its universe, if you will, we're not going to see new growth open up with a new product that changes the game in the way that the

nearly 300 passengers were on board at the time but no one wat hu investigators say the vehicle thatas struck by the train was empty when they arrived on the >>> thirteen people ar livalive and well. >> a housing building in chicago over the weekend caught fire. jaden s espinozatted the flames and quickly let everyone know. jaden's aunt smelled the smoke. >> i wlked in there and i seen flames in there t in kitchen. >> good thing he knew what to do. nobody was hurt here. >> a little hero there. >>> coco gauff advanced in in final round of ualifying over the weekend.co co recently made history as e youngest woman in the era to qualify in wimbledon and reach the fourth that is up the street where my kid have taken tennis clinics great to see coco here. seesill ahead, an old scam a comeback. how you can keep your cash safe. >>> heads-up for iphone users. when you sawto siri others may be listening in so you have to be careful what u ask her. yo you got your homework? yeah. yeah? hey, give me a kiss.no ancer: what's the role of a car company? [ kisses ] announcer: to take your kids to and

diane macedo shows hus his secrt weapon. >> reporter: they're some of the fiercest animals on the planetors that can appear without any warning. >> watch out, jeremiah. careful, guys. they're coming in from every direction now. this is not good. watch out, camera. >> reporter: sharks strike fear into just about everyone, except this guy, jeremiah sullivan. >> i don't know that i'm the shark man. i'm just another guy. >> reporter: a marine biologist, sullivan has been studying sharks closely for decades, very closely. >> big tiger coming in slowly but deliberately. she tried to push past wow. whoa, she's come back already. hang on now. >> reporter: 40 years ago he created the shark suit, a protective armor that would allow him to study sharks free of cages. >> it's important to study them in their own environment, not from a cage, which can alter the very behavior you're trying to study. >> reporter: the original was made of chain mail, but they've never been able to withstand the biggest shark bites. so now he's putting his latest version of the suit to a test in the nat geoshow, "man ve

ohe other side of the mall, the president salute to america hu military tanks are on display as partogram that includes flyoversand a speech by the president. >> there will be protesters ready to go for the event. >>> good morning, everybody. it's a holiday. it's five in the morning. >> you never know. this could be tough. >> i'm eun yang. oh, thas right. you're aaron gilchrist. >>> we might have heavy rain ghat might roll throu the area later today. the rain chances making today 4 storm teameather alert day. >> somara theodore is here with a look at a that. >> don't forget the umbrellaf you can bring it where you're going because rain is going to pour. i'd probably wear a poncho. the good new it's a dry start to the morning. if you're an early ryer, you're going out for a runnd you're looking good. the storm we do see today will be on the widespre side of thing. any storm could easily -- why can't i talk -- on the strong to severe side. currently, temperatures are in the upper seven70s. it will be a humid and muggy start to the day. nenel, we cou not only that, we could see fog out

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the hu hummingbirds come every half hour. he noticed how one specie can affect another.ants? he says if ants get in that feeder, the humming birds won't come. they don't like ants. >> can you see it? all right. let's slow it down. see if you can see it better. something is going on with this poor little hummingbird. because of a spider web. >> it has a little spider web on the tip of the baek. beak. he said that bird can't get it off. it slows down. >> then he flies one more time and sticks i had tongue out just to get a taste of the air. and then he says that's it. i can't get ridof ths. and he takes off. >> he catches it again. >> you can clearly see this hummingbird had the same issue as the other one. >> i know the feeling. we've been walking down a trail or sidewalk or something. >> if you're into the fall, this next video gives now comfort. >> i love it. they're coffee cakes are the best. >> not entemans. it's this model. >> oh, yeah. >> i've seen one of them. not with all the babies though. that's creepy. >> this is one of the centipedes. this one just had a pile

. >> thanks, developing story, hus of protesters broke into the legislative council the heart of the government of hong kong during a major escalation after weeks of mass demonstrations. nbc's bill neely reports from hong kong. >> reporter: after the chaos and the confrontation on the streets and the clean-up and ising the protests rom china intolerable, calling them an extreme challenge to china's authority sand the rule of law in hong kong. and china hand-picked leader, the chief executive promising to prosecute those responsible. >> these violent acts we have seen, it is right for us to condemn it sand hope society will return to normal. >> reporter: for both the authorities and the protesters, the authorities crack down ppe? too hard, there may be more protests. if they do nothing, it may simply e protesters and even a contagion that might spread to the mainland. for the demonstrators, they crossed a red line yesterday. nothing like this had ever been seen in hong kong before. so the question for them is, what do they do next? but everyone believes that although last night's viol

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. >> reporter: kim has suspended hu nuclear and long-range missile tests. >> it comes at a price. think that's worth seeing if we can get somewhere. >> reporter: john bolton denied that north korea would settle for a freeze. they would end new protection of nuclear material but maintain its current arsenal. he tweeted, if the nsc staff or i have any yz by freeze do it report. a new report paints a bleak upon opinions of the gourds on a continue stant look outfor riots. jeff pegues reports. the group was dubbed i'm 10-15, which is border patrol code for custody. a photo of this was asked if it was fake because the bodies were so clean. in another post, group members responded with indifference of a death of a 16-year-old guatemalan migrant. if he dies, he dies. there were lewd memes and sexist posts, some named at members of congress. today, she tweeted, they're threatening violence on members of congress. how do you think they are caring for the women and legs? she was part of a congressional delegation that toured the detention facility in clint, texas, today. joaquin castro call

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the good news here is nobody was hu h. plane to be taken out of service likely causing delayed arrivals since people had to switch to some new planes. >>> all right. let's give you a live look, shall we, at the capital wheel over at national harbor. you know all about the dangerous heat that we've been talking about, but clay anderson is also tracking a flash flood watch. >>> a local congregation prepares for morning worship but two members fall victim to a two members fall victim to a robbery and shooting jus chs sing my car insurance wa the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason iwitched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 yearssef great savings and ice. ♪ now that's a win-win. switch to geico. it's a win-win. >>> you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >> a worshipper shot at a localh urch. police say he was rushed to the hospital after trying to stop somebody from stealing a car before morning service. news 4's derrick ward has more after the suspect f

hu >> it's been a minute since you did one of those. >> it's been a long time since i did one from th height and it hurt my -- anyway. >> we're glad you survived all that. >> me too. outside right now looking good as we make the way through the tonight.he night temperature-wise we're on the cool side in most areas. downtown warm. 78 degrees the with calm winds. suburbs down to the 6 #. os 67 in hunting town. we' we did see the boundary, the bay breeze coming across the region. gave us showers downtown. mt of us remained on the dry side. that's what you can see for tomorrow. you can see this here. watch what happens. see this over towards new jersey, delaware, our area too. this is a bay breeze coming in. this is the bay breeze coming off thec atlantiocean. this is the atlantic sea breeze. that's what you get. these breezes come through and produce shower ativity. that's what we had yesterday. could see that again tomorrow. we have similars scenar to what we're dealing with outth ere today. all in all really nice weather ut oss not just our area across the country. we've got one little

police what is new is that we are seeing a new epicenter of the murderous enterprise that president hu tartars of launch was the war on drugs in 2016 this is a new location is a location where high ranking officials who where previously in charge of metro manila have moved in over the past year what it shows also is that people are exit you that simply for being on so-called drug watch list which are listed that are compiled at the local level outside of any legal process we are also seen a complete failure to hold accountable anyone for it does murders and there's a complete climate of impunity that's why what our conclusion in this report is that there are no domestic avenues to seek accountability and redress for what is really a murderous enterprise and therefore we are calling on the united nations human rights council to table a resolution adopt a resolution to investigate the human rights situation in the philippines and we're also asking the international criminal court who is currently carrying a preliminary examination to expedite it and to a formal process of investigating t

cowell killed nia wilson and hu sister back in july. >> the parents of nia wilson are relieved that this case will move forward a year after they lost their daughter. they learned the accused killer is fit to stand trial. >> after months of questions john cowell will go to trial on charges he fatally stabbed nia wilson. cowell can help in his own defense. the judge reinstated criminal proceedings for cowell. >> a very res. >> full time for me and my family. in most cases they left disappointed anger by delays he wasn't mentally competent. >> moving forward we couldn't rejoyed today. >> cowell was indicted for killing wilson and injuring her sister. three experts have given him mental examination. the judge said the criminal case will move forward despite cowell's history of mental illness. cowell's attorney said it is only beginning in there was those findings of his state of mind at the time of the offense. >> besides murder and attempted murder a grand jury indicted cowell of lying in wait making him eligible for life in prison without parole or death. >> we will be happy with life wit

hu it's $125 is change. no matter what. >> adding insult to injury the payment may notbe really $125 in the end. deep down in the settlement document the ftc says only $31 million will be set aside for individual cash payments. that means if there's more than $31 million in claims, payments for such valid claims will be reduced. if you have already signed up for credit monitoring then you should absolutely file to get that their 125 knowing that you might end up getting less than that. embasically it rds people that you have to be vigilant. >> jolene kent joins us now. good to see you. >> good to see you. if you want the money or protection what do you do right now? >> go to nbc.com and direct you to the page where you can enter your personal information and you can apply for the payouts and you've got to do it before mid-january 2020. >> if, you don't do anything what happens? >> this is interesting. you waive your tegal rig take any action against equifax in the future. >> it could be less tn $125. itefini

hu >>e. i have republican co-authors. the sport is completely bipartisan. there's a bill in congress right now, it is a bipartisan bill introduced by a republican congressional membe and a democrat. >> if this happens here, if the governor signs it, has he indicated he will sign it? governor newsom? >> we have not sat down and talked. >>this going to sort of be the dam opening up in other states if not the federal government doing something like thisin >> i it could be. we have the story in the clinical that was funny about athletes beingf recruited. u are being recruited by ucla and arkansas, if you u thought n make money at ucla, why would you go there? i think from a competitive standpoint, yes, other states would. i also think that there would be pressure from the student athletes themselves across the board that this is the way it should be. >> really quickly, do you see this as fitting in with what we are seeing with the pay equity callfor the national women's soccer team. >> absolutely. we concentrate a lot on lead athletes. let's talk about every si

you can --hen i think of america, hu when think of al qaeda, i c hold my chest out. when i hear the anti-semitic language they use, the hatred they have for israel a love them for enemies like al qaeda you know what? i'll tell you that i do not believe this is good for the democrat party. >> so do you want to respond t that? here is my i view. exactly right about -- and you have been right about pointing out on the pgressive ft the emerging anti-semitic. i think you are doing it very well. you had a resolution in the senate that got votes. they weren't so successful in the house of representatives. a sitting member of congress loves nl qaeda witho evidence, and to say it from the south lawn, it has a ripple effect because three days later at a rally in north carolina, whi i know you are familiar with, we heard these chants. let's take a look. >> omar has a history of vunchingious anti-semitic screeds. >> send her back! send her back! send her back! send her back! send her back! >> the president latd s he didn't agree with that, but he did let them chant for 13 second

the hu ntleys know the details of plans. the huntleys have been rearing sheep for generations.d to remain in europe and he is concerned about where and how quickly new markets can be found. it's taken 40 years to develop and create the market that we have in europe. if we lose that overnight, there is no way we can find to tick up the lambs —— ta ke we can find to tick up the lambs —— take up the lambs. welsh farms receive subsidies from the common agricultural policy. but there are fears about how that will impact and the loss of free trade. we can see 48% of tariffs on lamb or beef and make it unviable to export. our biggest market which is the eu. the prime minister repeated that he is notaiming fora prime minister repeated that he is not aiming for a new deal brexit. if compromise can't be found preparations must be made. he will be delivering that message late rto the welsh first minister. be delivering that message late rto the welsh first ministerli be delivering that message late rto the welsh first minister. i want to impress on the prime minister that a campaign of bl

. >> reporter: in the rugged mountains of fritish columbia, a man hu two teenagers who police now suspect of three murders. but thousands of miles, awday investigators confirmed they've recovered the torched car they were using, the duo believed to be on the run, perhaps in disguise, may be me ar and dangerous. >> this is a complex ongoing investigation involving multiple jurisdictions. orter: first feared to be missing, the teens are now suspects a week after china diess and her a boyfriend lucas fowler were found dead. on a road cross canada, police say the couple was quietly shot on quiet highway. >> none of this will bring my sister back and no will bring lucas back, but we hope they can find who did it. >> reporter: the bodies of diess and fowler were recovered 300 miles away from another remote canadian road where police discovered an unidentified bod investigators have found two burned out vehicles left by the suspects. they have not reased a mote. i hope they get caught and i hope this never happens to anyone else like this. >> reporter: tonight a murder mystery turned man hunt in

reasonable, we ask questions like how many rooms are in your house, do you have a running toilet in your hus, we ask all kinds of question, the idea to ask if someone is here legally or not is a legal question. >> >> believe in even in farthest stretches they will win a general election on basis of going again voter intent? >> you introduced this show, i see a parallel, have you donald trump with record high numbers, i do believe he is politically stronger than he has been before, i think that comes in conjunction with idea that democrats debated for two nights and they saw how loonie and far to the left that lunch to left that democrats have made, a lot of people saying this is not a democratic party that i can support or recognize, it makes donald trump that much stronger, they take some crazy positions, that are just i think common sense to the majority of americans. >> even the members of previous administration, like jeh johnson, thank you so much jason chaffetz. >> great. >> coming up, a potential break through in michael horowitz abuse of fisa courts. >> and cozying up to the obamas,

you have laws that provideyou hu asylum. donald trump cannot stop that asylum. i think we need to understand one thing, some people are abusing the system. when you see kids coming, the parent they are with, they are not their parents. it is mind boggling that we have this kind of issue. i feel sorry about the immigration officers who are standing there, doing what the congress is supposed to do. ina, realistically, appreciate the things you have done, the investigative things, but the reality is, unless congress makes laws, we will have this confusion. that is the bottom of it. caller: all right, john. anna giaritelli. guest: i agree with him. every time i talked to a border patrol agent on to rank-and-file, a regular guy or woman working the job, it is, we have no way out. we are working overtime and doing everything we can. we are waiting for a solution and nothing is coming. we don't see an end to this. host: the associated press, the numbers, migration to the u.s.-mexico border, an unprecedented number of families are coming to the border, resulting in dang

member of the hu house judiciary committee, house oversight committee and freedom caucus.elcome, do you agree with the president. >> he is 100% right, you don't change the rules 10 minutes before kickoff, even secretary clinton, she testified for hours and hours in front of the benghazi committee, cheryl mills was not sitting behid beside hes shows length that nadler will go to get after this president, all about stopping president trump, this is ridiculous. zebly a chief of staff, and represented person that hit up hillary clinton's server. lou: one thing very positive in this. >> this be no doubt that mueller circumstance what zebley is, and what president said, this is are you going to be able to ask zebley, and his client the proper questions. >> we are, my questions will be directed to robert mueller, not to aaron zebley . he was the sprv special counsel. this under scores insphie inspif fact you had 19 lawyers out to get president, they found no collusion, they found nothing, for 10 months prior they opened this investigation july 31 -- fbi. >> yes, they can 10 month

you mentioned the county executives set to make a hu announcement today. we're hearing from multiple sources that tiffany green will take over as the new chief of the prince georges county fire department. we have a look at her now on the screen here, she would replace the outgoing chief who is reportedly set to retire in a matter of months. green comes to her chief title with deces of experience in firefighting and emergency rescue experience here. as we come back out,ll you' see the police chief is here, among other notable names gathering for this big announcement day. tiffany green, the current chief deputy set to become chief in thefire department would be first black woman to hold that post here in prince georges county. that's theatest live largo, justin finch, news 4, back in to you. >> thank you, justin. >> it was a close call this morning for a family in southeast d.c. crews responded to a ft moving house fire. smoke dtectors were able to help the family escape, waking up a woman who was able to take her bedridden mother out of that bed and to th

has been branded as the hu t for sale of ivory, which encourages the slaughter of these animals, that's something that she is trying to stop. i want to get to some video and show you inside that press conference, where chencil woman along with leaders of the humane society showed an undercover video of what they're calling illegal activity in d.c., local veors at antique shops, selling tusks inside their stores. many pieces of ivory carved into pieces of statues, even jewelry. kitty block is the president of the humane society of the united states, these sales or potential sales atlocal stores are t happening wihout any documentation to show when this ivory was created. take a listen. >> this is to ban the domestic sale of ivory and rhino horns. it's got to stop, these anima are being slaughtered for their parts. the federal government has said this is unacceptable. yet there isn't the strength within the district to stop the interstate sale ofhese products. our investigators founvory all over the district. >> reporter: the council woman says she will introduce her bill again for the fo

> a seattle woman is accused of hacking into capital one and stealing names and information about a hu in the united states. stay with the "today" show for the latest on that breech. >>> ten-day forecast here. isolated shower or thunderstorm posble today. high rain chances on friday and satrday. >> chuck, thank you very much. >>> that is the news for today. we appreciate you waking up for. >> "today" is next.5 see new 2minutes for weather, traffic, and breaking news. unt y then, enjoyour day. >> make it great tuesdaer ody. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that''s huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? '. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business has the solutions you need. get start with fast, reliable internet for just $39.95 per month. it's everything a small business owner needs. call 1-800-501-6000 today. >>> good morning. >>> good morning. honoring the falle ♪ remember all the time >> tho

. >> working with mexico to declare it the northern and southern border,rying to get guatemala hus as awe safe, third country and we have the obama judges who have a hair trigger any time aclu ask they follow a nationwide injunction, yorn one everany, and i have it take a stand against the activist judges unless he and the department of homeland security and attorney general barr announced another one to tighten the standards for asylum. long term, guatemala and el salvador and honduras would send fewer foreign nationals here if there were better places. there are things we can do to help them crack down on crime in terms of information sharing and technical expertise and training that our fbi and dea can provide to them. that's not going to happen next week. >> right. >> those countries in central america are -- they're not going to become norway tomorrow or next year or in the next decade. so those are good long term proposals that we should pursue, but we need to take immediate action to stop the fraud that we see in our border. >> john maynard kaine said in the long run we're all

moving west at about 5 miles per hour, bringing it on shore into louisiana as a category 1 ne hu that be on saturday morning. we'll be talking about that over the next couple days. we can see that coming our way as well. for the next few dds, to the big day, all day, i'll be here all afternoon with you as well. 90s through the weekend, lookat next week. chance of barry, moving our way witheavy rains. >>> stroreactiono the self-defensent prese by labor secretary alex acosta. he held an extraordinaryws nference yesterday. now a former statet pro is accusing acosta of rewriting history. here's kristen welker. >> vice president mike pence pressed on whether embattled labor secretary alex acosta still has the confidence of the trumpdm aistration. >> i remember our cabinet serves at the pleasure of the president. >> it comes hours after acosta defended a sex crimes plea deal he helped broker for jeffrey in epstein 2008 while serving for a federal u.s. attorney in florida. epstein would not have served jany time in il, if his office had not stepped in. >> simplyt the palm beach state attorne

we had low humidity yesterday, the temperature at about 4:00 p.m., was 87 degrees, the hu iidity was low, felt a few degrees cooler. this rarely happens in july. late july here in washington. here are four things to know the next four days. today is friday, momentarily mental. checking out today, it's perfect out there. tomorrow and sunday. we have all sunshine in the forecast, it does start to feel a little humid out there on sunday. by monday its definitely more humid. we begin our heat wave over the weekend. it will be our fifth heat wave of the year. we've had 31 days at 90 degrees or higher, our average for the r whole ye is 36. so we will easily achieve th this year. here's what i'm talking about. notice again how low the humidity is. the temperature is 85 but itac ally feels like 84 degrees out there.ca lm winds with a little bit of ante easy component. a highf temperature 89 degrees. more clouds building as we head into the afternoon hours. here a look at your humidity forecast. all smiles out there today. tomorrow not that badt eiher. by sunday it starts to feel ali ttle hum

nort one hu and no cause yet. >>> gnome the heat that marked this past weekend but severe storms as well. >> this morning, plenty of peple in our area are still cleaning up. strong winds, rain and lightning brought down a lot of trees and it even knocked out the power for some. news4 megan mcgrath joins us from montgomery county with a look at the damage left behind. i see that tree behind you. >> reporter: very large tree behind me. we changed locations and moved around the corner from last spot and we are on alcott road. you see the tree fell on this house and leaving a mess and bringing dn telephone lines and power lines. we pan to the side of the house, the trunks of three large oaks. one from the backyard is the one that came crashing down on the roof but along the side of the house you can see two trunks there and how it impacted the side corner of the home. extensive damage here caused by last night's storm. we arell seeing this a around the area. montgomery county in particular very hard hit here in some of the areas in bethesda and potomac and kensington. a lot of tree damage. w

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president hu about peso. we'll continue to dip into these appearances by the us women after out the morning is probably going to take at least another half hour so stay with us. >>in the meantime whether traffic let's get you caught up on that robin was not there on the road it is very busy but also very quiet, i'm a little surprised that we haven't had any major issues so so far will still hot spot free which is that from a lie which the traffic a he's worse than here. no no really were severe but it's getting there. i was a little surprised how much traffic there was and why like weather right. least drivers are behaving for ovens first day back because that whether want to use it. >>of the day definitely sing skies out there this morning. you do have cloudy conditions and foggy conditions depending on where you're at the foggy wanting it out at the golden gate as you can see and it's been a mix of both throughout the course of your morning so far we really are starting to see conditions clearing out furthe

. >> hear how their selfless act e had a hu impact. >> i feel much better and i'm able to live a normal >> all you people that donated, you got a heart of gold. i loves youall. >> they aren't even complete yet. >> more people are getting transplanted because of their initial gift. >> hanna and bethany believe it's what their father would have wanted. >> he's a giving person. if he was healthy, he would have thing. e same >> wonderful selfless acts. >>> that was lauren petty reporting. bethany and hanna say their father nted them to give back and help others. my goodness, they're doing that. >> they're doing it. that's incredible. >>> we're running down ways to make sure you stay safe this fourth ojuly. >>> and be sure to stay with us later this afternoon for ellen. comes up at 3 right here on nbc4 and then watch news 4 at 4:00 for the very latest on vents down at the mall and throughout the area. "news 4 midday" back in a moment with the latest on the pending stimor >>> can't say it ough. as people get ready to celebrate the fourth of july with fireworks -- >> everyone agrees, fireworks

. >> crazy, hu? bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> reporter: what you're looking happen the happened outside the pmcdonald's in as hills and posted to twitter yesterday. you can see a police officer is seen driving his knee into the man's head. the man's head slams into the ground. as of right now we're still working to find what happened before the video and why police were detaining the nme. montgomery county police are look w for anynesses to come forward. this comes amid other confrontations involving the same police department. there was an officer that used the "n" wo and another man says he was raclly profiled. continue to look for updates here on news 4. >> all right. thanks so much, scott. >>> well,three years ago this week a fairfax county teen lost partf his leg in a mysteriousxp sion in new york's central park. ahead the new clues that detectives have unsolved. >> shattered glass and rattled nerves. the growing concern in a virginia neighborhood about a series of shootings linked to possible gang act

people were packing the area re the on the other side of the mall is a salute to america and hu tanksn hand that will include protest