live in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. nancy: thank you, jeff. kevin lewis is in mobiletrak7 to pick up the team coverage with a look at the flooding from earlier today. where are you now? kevin: we are in college park right now, nancy. but montgomery county, the rain started to fall down 10:00 this morning. it didn't let up for two whole hours. we take a look outside of the mobiletrak7. you can see precip is back again. a rush of muddy water swallowed the colorful playground along beach drive in kensington. the police blocked the winding wooded road for miles. flooding because of the proximity to rock creek. look here at the green garbage can as it's caught on the cedar lane bridge with barely a few inches of the clearance below. around 12:00 noon today the police shut down veers mill road near connecticut avenue in wheaton because of the cooling water. in gaithersburg, pringle snapped this photo of a flooded parking lot. along cloper road near i-270 a montgomery county firefighter documented an even more dra it -- dramatic scene. we watched as

jeff goldberg has reaction tonight from northwest washington. jeff? jeff: you could make the case that sean spicer was the most well-known price secretary in modern history. his daily press briefing became must-see tv for millions of americans. alike. outside the white house today, feeling that the news was inevitable. >> i'm not shocked. >> i'm not surprised. jeff: that sean spicer on the job six months and a day resigned as press secretary. >> he had to portray stories i don't think even he believed. jeff: he called it an honor and pleasure to work for president trump. but he designed after strongly disagreeing with the decision to appoint anthony scaramucci as communication director. spicer sparring with the press corps began day one with the dubious claims about crowd size at president trump's inauguration. >> this was the largest audience to witness an inauguration period. jeff but sean spicer became a household name with millions tuning in daily to watch him battle with reporters. >> that is the power of politics these days. jeff: and the now me

jeff goldberg joins us. you were talking to people today about how the korean community reacting to this. jeff: people are paying close attention to the tensions between the north and the south. it's been ongoing for 65 years. for that reason the situation is viewed very differently by people here than by many in asia. >> following a north korea's successful test of the ballistic missile this week, many koreans are grow more concerned about the military conflict and the impact on north korea. >> vice president of the korean american association of washington in annandale. why her fears are growing that is not the case for many living in south korea. >> we do not worry about the war. >> and he agrees. >> everything is an act in north korea. >> he says relatives in south korea view the recent moves by kim jong un as the bluster they have seen for decades. >> don't worry. they don't care. it would become certainly led the punishing attack by the north to south korea where millions of people live 50 miles of the

until then life in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: all right, jeff. it sounds like a lot of people stepped in to help today, too. a lot of you first heard about the story through an abc7 text alert. sign up for the text alerts at wjla.com/text. you can also see the video, more of this on the website, wjla.com. we are in the middle of a potent heatwave. the summer sizzle is going to get worse tomorrow. one way to cool off is swimming. even if it's intense competition. josh knight at the northern virginia swim league all-star hi, josh. josh: this place is incredible. there are so many people here. they are literally about to start the meet. let me step out of the way. talk you through it. blew the whistle. the swimmers are on the blocks ready to go. that is officially the beginning of all-star relays here for the northern virginia swimming. the largest swim league for summer in the nation. they are off to a quick start. the pool is the only place you want to be on a day like this. spectators are out here braving the heat as well. the rest of the evening

>> jeff goldberg with the latest. jeff: the moment the customers find out why the sterling location is closed. >> you're kidding. >> scary. jeff: many turn around leave shaking their heads. >> disappointed. i like chipotle. >> very disturbing. jeff chipotle voluntarily shut down the restaurant on monday after multiple people commented on the website iwaspoisoned.com. saying they were sick with fever, nausea and vomiting after eating at the sterling location. some vows to never again return. >> i don't know if i'll come back. >> i won't be back. >> my kids eat it, too. not worth it. c the loudoun county health officials to understand the cause and resolve the situation as quickly as possible. the company says the symptoms are consistent with norovirus but, "norovirus did not come from our food supply and it is safe to eat at chipotle." less than two years ago an e. coli outbreak at chipotle led to temporary closing of all locations nationwide. followed soon after by a noro-virus case in boston. >> i don't know how they

i'm jeff goldberg and we have how a bear sighting caused a stir.that is coming up at "abc7 news a alison: it is becoming a surprisingly common sight these days. this is the middle of fairfax. larry: a bear taking a walk, through the community. the first sighting was a couple of blocks from the inova emergency room in george mason university but he has made more cameos. the northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg on the hunt tonight. jeff? jeff: on the hunt. good one, larry. fairfax county wildlife officials are getting calls about bear sightings recently. a lot this week including quite a few today in the area by george mason university. on july 4, a bear came ove in city of fairfax. everybody enjoyed the show. it was a lazy afternoon on the fourth of july. >> the neighbors called us to tell us the bear was headed this way. >> teresa schaefer gathered her grand kids, looked out the window and saw the bear on a lazy stroll. >> walking. gracefully. jeff: taking his time. >> yes. wasn't in a hurry. quite of neat. jeff: in 30 years of living in th

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: thank you, jeff. police in pennsylvania are digging to find more remains of the grave where 19-year-old dean finocchiaro's body was found. he is one of four men that went missing last weeki maggie rulli has more on the latest on the investigation now developing. maggie? maggie: investigators have been working nonstop through the intense heat and now rain. the authorities are saying they have found multiple human remains. the cadaver dogs leading them to a common graver. >> they are down 12 foot deep in a hole getting deeper by the minute. >> police identified the remains of at least one of the missing men. 19-year-old dean finocchiaro. still missing is thomas meo, mark sturgis and jimi tar patrick, they disappeared last week. >> we will notice he is gone. i don't know if we are ready for that. >> the investigators have been working around the clock in shifts. dealing with the intense heat and dust. zeroing in on the grave after painstakingly searching the farm. >> the form owner's son cosmo dinardo is

summer means more people on two wheels and it means more thie northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg live in arlington. this is a big problem, jeff. jeff: it is. cycling is popular in arlington. everywhere you go you find bikes locked up but not all likes are created equal. this is a strong kryptonite lock but down the road you see a wire lock. it can be cut with bolt cutters quickly. a lot of riders are victimized by the sophisticated criminals. arlington police say they have seen increase in the bike thefts from this year to last year and every year the numbers increase in the summertime. cyclists reported to abc7 news that in the past several weeks four high-end bikes, some worth $2,000 to $3,000 have been stolen from parking garages in rosslyn. bike thieves are many part of the organized groups that communicate online target arlington because it's considered affluent area sometimes he says the bike owners are too careless. >> we see too often people locking up quality bikes with a simple cable lock. they don't understand the sophistication they have gotten to. >> some of these ar

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: tonight, investigators who helped identify remains after the september 11 attacks are in london helping identify some of the bodies from the massive apartment fire last month. 80 people died after a refrigerator malfunctioned. now they are learning that the same panels may be on the marriott in baltimore inner harbor. the company that makes them features that hotel right in the brochure for the aluminum panels. even though the own materials say it's not recommended for use in buildings more than 40 feet high. that hotel is 33 stories. larry: wow! "7 on your side" with a warning tonight about where you keep your phone while you sleep. new research shows 53% of young adults and the teens leave electrical devices on their bed. fire officials say it could lead to a fire if the phone overheats. >> if your phone overheats there are steps to take. >> flip the breaker but never touch it. it could burn or harm you. call 911, the fire department. sears is teaming one amazon to sell the

as northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg reports today a former fairfax county parks employee goes on trial. jeff: jury selection today in the trial of kempton bonds charged with second-degree murder in the death of 35-year-old tyonne johns. she was working a wedding where kempton bonds a former parks employee was managing the property. he was 19 at the time. tensions were high. the witnesses saying bonds disrupted the party by turning off the power and taking down decorations. ultimately leading to a dispute over folding chairs. kempton bonds pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed tyonne johns. kempton bonds' attorney said his client was scared, under attack and acted in self-defense. kempton bonds recorded the incident on his cell phone. >> certainly emotional moments there to be revisited in this trial which is expected to last four or five days. in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. senior official in the catholic church arrived in the native australia to face sexual abuse charges. cardinal george pell did not seek to reporters. they have taken a lea

northern virginia chief jeff goldberg with why a gubernatorial candidate used the words "rinky dinks.: when it comes to fireworks ed gillespie's position is pretty clear. >> in virginia our fireworks are rinky dink. jeff: a ca tennessee across the border if republican candidate for governor said if elected he will support the statewide sale of fireworks sold in the air. >> in virginia, we are missing out. >> it ends with gillespie lighting a projectile and taking off. >> i thought if new jersey can do it, we can do it. >> he says the change would create thousands of new jobs and generate tens of millions in new tax revenue. >> allow for us to have more fun. fireworks have gotten safer in the past decade. >> we showed the video for guys on the tristate fireworks. the manager says many customers do want more powerful fireworks. >> it can help us. it will increase our product. give us a range of products. >> it's a safety hazard. >> and ralph northam said this of gillespie's dr. northam likes fireworks as much as anyone but he also wants to make sure you can afford healthcare in case you

until then, live in springfield, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: okay, jeff. thank you. the local politicians from the county level to the congressional level have something to say about the f.b.i. headquarters staying put in d.c. if you want to read statements go to the website wjla.com. larry: well, it's a new bridge over t traffic a dream or does it have a chance to become a reality? alison: plus, this was the scene at the local airports last night. we are looking into how a building in leesburg could create flight delay chaos. we are gearing up for the all-star game tonight. we'll take you live to miami where the nats are strongly represented. lisa: the takata air bag recall expands but it includes air bags th i am totally blind. and i live with non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the people, places, and things i love. the people i love have always been there for me. and now, i'm there for them, too. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424 to learn more. alison: the f.b.i. joining investigation into wh

our northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg live in silver spring with the latest. jeff? jeff: well, alison, this is the site in springfield that would have been the new f.b.i. headquarters had virginia been chosen over maryland. now neither state has been chosen and both governors are furious about the situation. today the general services administration making it official. the f.b.i. headquarters will remain at 9th and pennsylvania in downtown d.c. where it has been since 1975. the g.s.a. in a statement saying the funding is just not in the budget right now. that a gap of nearly $900 million remains to get the project done. but local leaders, congressional leaders and the local leaders from maryland and virginia worked on the project for ten years. leaders spent millions to win this project. in virginia it would h of the 495/95 mixing bowl. in maryland as alison said the not to tenial sites in greenbelt and landover, both in prince george's county. the f.b.i. headquarters is old, crumbling and needs to be replaced but now it won't happen any time soon. >> the idea that

jeff goldberg with reaction to spicer's resignation. jeff? jeff: well, nancy, outside the white house, this is the news everybody has been talking about this afternoon. when it comes to the white house press secretary under previous administrations in the modern era, maybe people would not know who the white house press secretary is. but it seems everyone knows who sean spicer is. as you mentioned a moment ago his briefings became practically must-see tv with reporters. many people, millions of americans tuning in to watch him spar with the white house press corps. supporters love sean spicer. critics not so much. today a lot of people we spoke to agreed that sean spicer had often times a very tough job speaking for a president whose messaging sometimes changes very quickly and without warning. >> i'm not surprised. i kind of saw along. because it seemed like he wasn't able to do his job and be himself. i'm not surprised at all. >> it was kind of shocking but needed to be done, i suppose. >> what will happen to melissa mccarthy now. she has t

jeff goldberg has the new developments for us. jeff: the challenge was found safely in the food court here at the person caring for the child did not return to look for the child until an hour after leaving the food court. last friday, the 38-year-old woman turned herself in to authorities. this happened last monday. a custodian noticed the boy sleeping in his stroller all alone. that person called security and they called the police. an hour later as the police were investigating they say that crystal lundy returned to the scene. she is the program director of a daycare program from the ebenezer christian academy in woodbridge. the other adults and children were on the trip to the mall last monday. thigh believe she in the food court on accident. >> we are trying to investigate and determine the exact cause. she was one in care of the child and the child was left there. >> she was freed on the bond. i spoke to the father of the 2-year-old little boy. who said he had no comment on the arrest. thankfully the boy is doing okay. he wa

jeff goldberg has the evidence that his agent used to prove the police wrong. jeff: when lucky whitehead, former wide receiver for the cowboys accused he was accused of shoplifting from this store in woodbridge he denied the charges to the dallas cowboys saying he was not in virginia at the time the crime took place, he was in dallas. he had flown home to d.c. the day of the crime but the flight landed ten hours after that crime took place. despite that the cowboys dropped him from the team yesterday. but today a major development in the story. the police putting out a statement saying they were wrong and he was right. he is not the man suspected of shoplifting june 22. when the suspect was caught by police after the incident the man did not have i.d. but he told the officers he was rodney "luckq" whitehead providing a birth date and social security number. officers checked the d.m.v. dataa photo on file matched that of the man they had in custody. he was released with a citation and did not show up for the court date on july 6. the cowboys became aware and rele

jeff goldberg is live in annandale after speaking with the local members of the korean community. jeff? jeff: they are keeping an eye on the rising conditions but they offered insight that might be different than you expect. for korean americans the thought of war with north korea brings fears for family and friends in south korea. >> worries yes. >> but concern may be stronger here than there. >> korean people are not that worried. jeff: he was born in u.s. but has relatives in south korea. he says bluster from the north is nothing new for south koreans, many who still do not expect war even after the recent test of intercontinental ballistic missile. >> they are not going anywhere. that is how i see it. it's more talk. they want more bread and butter. more money. >> any u.s. military action against north korea would certainly lead to a punishing counterattack by the north against south korea. where millions of people live within 50 miles of the north korean border, many in seoul. casualties could be in the tens of thousands. >> they attack each other. many people would die. >> he

alison: abc7's jeff goldberg is live to explain how the police caught up with the driver now in custody. jeff: the suspect was arrested in d.c. in may. but he was not processed and charged in arlington until yesterday. now he faces a decade in prison. this is where the authorities say the suspect made a mistake that led to his capture. larry: if you countered a.t.v. riders on the road, it's something you don't forget. >> it's fast and loud. >> dangerous. >> on the evening of april 9, group of the a.t.v. riders on route 50 caught attention of the arlington police officer on north courthouse road. with lights flasng followed the group west on 50 until washiton boulevard. to arlington ridge road. through the neighborhood streets and to the alexandria line. to jefferson davis highway and south glee where a rider dropped cell phone. >> an officer saw it, kept it so we could identify who the suspect was. jeff: the rider was live streaming the ride. they were able to track it to 24-year-old williams of d.c. >> we want to highlight the individual's arrest to send a message here are charges you

live in alexandria, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: thank you. meanwhile police in fredericksburg are looking for a moped driver who stabbed a man in another road rage incident. alison: investigators say the men got into an argument at road. the moped driver followed the car and when the car stopped he pulled out a knife. he stabbed the driver and then ran off. the man who was stabbed should be okay but the suspect is still on the run. police describe him as a man in his mid-50's with short gray hair, scruffy gray beard and a dark tattoo on the left forearm. nancy: we are following breaking news for purple line. a federal appeals court ruled that construction can start on the purple line while a lawsuit against the project is still ongoing. millions in the federal funding needs to be secured for the 16-mile project that will connect montgomery and prince george's county. today's ruling does let the state move forward to try to get that funding. larry, back to you. larry: thanks. the summer sizzle is settling in as we get ready for a stretch of te

jeff goldberg just stepped out of a courtroom where mendez face adjudg jeff? jeff: rivas-mendez made his first court appearance in alexandria. a short hearing. no friends or family in attendance. but as you referencedded we learned that rivas-mendez had been previously deported from the united states five times between 2007-2016. 27-year-old marlo danilo rivas-mendez, a native of el salvador was recently arrested in loudoun county on charges of being drunk in public. according to a criminal complaint, loudoun county contacted i.c.e. that placed immigration detainer on rivas-mendez monday, two days ago. on monday afternoon while being transported from loudoun county to the ice facility in -- the i.c.e. facility in fairfax, authorities say rivas-mendez told officers his handcuffs were too tight. officers stopped the vehicle on the dulles greenway in the ashburn area and opened the door. after loosening the first handcuff, rivas-mendez allegedly struck an officer and escaped on foot. the pursuit lasted for more than an hour but he was taken back into custody. thi

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg spoke with a woman who saw jeff? jeff: july 4, teresa schaefer got a call a bear was coming her way. she looked out the window and they saw the bear casually strolling by, crossing the street into the backyard of the house right across the way. some neighbors snapping some pictures of the bear as it made its way through the neighborhood. it's just a few blocks away from george mason university in oldtown fairfax. neighbors say the bear casually walking through the yards, was in no hurry. a police car was following it along. finally the bear made its way back in the woods near the green acres senior living facility nearby. now also today people spotted this bear near robinson high school in fairfax. that is about two miles from where we are now. it's unknown if we are talking about the same bear. if that is the same bear that was in the neighborhood here a couple of days ago. they like to see the bear from a distance. >> it was exciting. and only because we were inside it was exciting. we would haven't come out. >> i

jeff goldberg with their stories. : smiling and walking slowly in the congressional cemetery in d.c., u.s. capitol police special agent david bailey greeted with gratitude at every turn. >> your action speak to the patriotism that brought about jeff: bailey and crystal griner who could not attend today receiving the law enforcement do mennation medal from the d.c. -- comennation of medal of d.c. society of sons of the revolution. they were both injured at simpson stadium park in alexandria last month where louisiana congressman steve scalise and five others were injured. the officers are credited risking their own lives while saving the lives of others. >> greatly honored to be here. thank you for the award. thank you. >> following the ceremony, agent bailey shaking hands offer thanks, including those with ties to the shooting. >> one of my best friends was playing second base. thank god you were there. >> the heroic efforts of bailey and griner inspiring others to stop and show the appreciation >> the police work hard

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg takes us to the national archives, one of the hottest tickets in town. jeff: the pop-up gift shop outside the national archives has been up since may. but its last day today is sure to be the biggest. >> the crowd is exciting. jeff: butler has been working here this summer but her primary job is middle school history teacher at city arts and prep in northeast washington. >> if you are a history buff, this is the best place to be. you will find anything you will possibly need. jeff: the big sellers are anything to do with the " -- lar ration of independence," "constitution" and the rosie the riveter and flags. john is originally from hong kong. he lived in houston for 20 years and wanted to spend independence day in d.c. >> i love this country very much. this country give me a lot of freedom. jeff: for the national archives this is the busiest day of the year. as their super bowl. it's the only day of the year when they open the big doors to the rotunda and only for a few hours in the morning. for many visitors to the archives, the highlight is l

jeff goldberg is joining us live from alexandria with a closer look at ed gillespie's plan for you. jeff: well, jonathan, here at the tristate fireworks on richmond highway they have been busy all day, all weekend. selling big fireworks. this one the amazing joker is popular >>> -- popular. they are all ground based. a lot of fireworks enthusiasts, including ed gillespie says in virginia there should be bigger, more po a few days ago the republican candidate for governor put out this video of himself in bristol, tennessee, across the virginia border saying if he is elected he will support the statewide sale of fireworks that leave the ground and explode in the air like bottle rockets. those fireworks are sold in neighboring states like tennessee, west virginia, pennsylvania, new jersey and others. now gillespie says the change would create thousands of new jobs and generate tens of 348s of new dollar in tax revenue. currently the only fireworks sold in virginia are the ones going off on the ground. gillespie said the fireworks would be safe, consumer grade, only sold to adults. if th

live in south arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. d.c. police have 90 pictures of the a.t.v. riders they are trying to catch. all the pictures are on the website. go to wjla.com. michelle: a day you can see the heat i rising. the heatwave will get worse before it gets better. doug hill is tracking it in the stormwatch7 weather center. tomorrow it will get dangerously hot. people need to take it seriously. doug: tomorrow is the peak of the heatwave. higher temperatures and higher dew point and higher heat index values. the national weather service have issued h in the metro area there are times that the heat index, the way it feels is 105. that is not good. we are at 94 in reagan national. a cooler breeze off the severn river that will knock annapolis temperature down to 87 now. but the feels like temperature is more important. feels like 103 in leesburg. 99 in the capital. these heat index values will drop over the weekend. that is good news. the weekend forecast coming up. jonathan: thank you. questions about the russian election interfe

and jeff goldberg showing us what it takes to clean up the unofficial neighborhood celebrations. jeff: the amateur fireworks on display last night in northeast washington looked like a professional show. >> some of it was loud. jeff: not only are they illegal in d.c., the aftermath left a trail of trash and debris throughout parts of the city. >> it's a good celebration. but sometimes we go overboard. we really went overboard this time. >> ed jackson the head foreman at minor elementary school in northeast where he has been on years. >> i'm not new to the rodeo. >> jackson understands people want to have fun on the fourth but many don't consider the aftermath. >> they come out and shoot the fireworks. let's go home. what about the clean-up? different story then. jeff: at the corner of 15th and f northeast we found a trash can totally annihilated. it look like someone set off a firework inside of it. trash everywhere. this thick heavy plastic is totally melted. >> i think it's terrible. to see it looking like that, you know? jeff: this was the scene this morning at a park near 14th

we also had jeff goldberg inside, and he will have a full order of everything we have learned over the last eight hours coming up on abc 7 this afternoon. reporting in fairfax county, i am sam sweeney. back to you in the studio. adrianna: it looks legit. big news this noon -- abc has confirmed that ryan seacrest will return as host of "american idol" for his reboot on his network. seacrest hosted the original "idol" for 15 seasons from 2002 to 2015 when it aired on fox. the nationwide search caps off in august as the auto bus tour goes across the nation. very cool. doug and i were talking. he used to be a patrol officer. doug: put them through the academy. world,se things are real and you have to realize all the things can happen. it is a tough job and even tougher today than it even was when i was on for sure. adrianna: and when it is hot, humid, you have got the bulletproof vest, all geared up. doug: yes, and i am here in the air conditioning, telling people to take it easy. it is tough. there is no way around it. it will stay that way for the next couple of days. heat index up to 10

jeff goldberg with closing arguments made a couple of hours ago. jeff? jeff: jury deliberations have been going on for a couple of hours. they asked a question of the judge. they wanted the definition of the phrase "heat of passion." they decided they would have to refer to the current jury instructions. the jurors are considering second-degree murder charges in the case of 20-year-old kempton bonds in the stabbing them of 35-year-old tyonne johns. closing arguments took place throughout the morning. first was the opportunity for the prosecution. brad sha pir -- brandon shapiro saying kempton bonds' actions with a pocket knife, "it wasn't just a quick stab. he twisted it up. it was by he did it with malice." but the defense attorney peter green presenting a different allegement saying, "he was being -- argument saying, "he was choked out by felony force. that is self-defense." 35-year-old tyonne johns was the caterer at a wedding at eleanor lawrence park in chantilly where kempton bonds, a 20-year-old former fairfax county parks employee was managing the

jeff goldberg is live in woodbridge to explain this mix-up. jeff?eff: well, prince william county police are still looking for the man they had arrested for shoplifting here earlier today the police apologized to lucky whitehead for putting him through this ordeal. but now he is out of a job. he was given the nick anymore "lucky" at birth but tim said it has never been a reflection of his success. >> it's been hard work. >> kim has known the wide receiver standout for 15 years and he never believed the charges of shoplifting. >> there is no doubt in my mind he had nothing to do with it. cowboys were weak. very, very much a copout on their part. >> at 1:30 in the morning on june 22, a man arrested for misdemeanor shop liting at this store in woodbridge told police he was rodney "lucky" whitehead providing a birth date and a social security number. the officers checked his photo on the d.m.v. data base and believed that it matched the man in custody. the man was released with a citation but did not show up for court july 6. now this. the police depart

jeff goldberg has reaction tonight from northwest washington. jeff?jeff: you could make the case that sean spicer was the most well-known price secretary in modern history. his daily press briefing became must-see tv for millions of americans.

i'm jeff goldberg. we have that coming up. >> this is where we stay cool. i'm scott taylor. this is a danger zone. how hot th michelle: summertime means taking the kids to the park for many families. nancy: it can be dangerous. we are not just talk about the dehydration or the exhaustion. scott: this is hot and we have a laser thermometer to test the playground equipment. this is 130 degrees. over 130 degrees. this is dangerously hot. the results are hotter. we tested several playgrounds and found that playground surfaces are the most dangerous. one with black rubber surfaces came in at 1784 degrees -- 174 degrees. a corkscrew ladder came in at 115 degrees. anything above 120 degrees would easily burn a child. so in the hottest part of the day, stay away from a playground. >> if this is too hotted for your hand, then your child shouldn't go down the slide. run them to the water park. all right. in prince george's county a dump truck driver dies after her truck crashed to a utility pole and flipped. skytrak7 over the scene after 8:00 at the intersection of white house road at

nancy: jeff goldberg has the new developments in court. jeff? jeff: kempton bonds is testifying now and he is describing the tense hours that led up to the moment that led to the stabbing of tyonne johns. kempton bonds on the stand admitting he did stab tyonne johns. staying she was physically attacking him. the jurors heard the 911 call that kempton bonds made after the stabbing saying that heard yelling the caterer put her hands around my neck. then they received another call about a stabbing and the same address. the dispatcher asking if he stabbed anyone. he said they attacked me. i defended myself. she had her hands around my neck. the park employee was managing the property that night. tensions were high all night. the witness say that kempton bonds disrupted the party by disrupting the power and taking down the decorations and the folding chairs and then stabbing tyonne johns. when kempton bonds admitted to stabbing her the friends and the family members of tyonne johns were in tears in the courtroom. some had to walk out. this system wil

jeff goldberg reports that the store will not reopen today after what appears to be an outbreak of the nurovirus. >> one by one they make their way to the door. >> they are finding out that the store is closed due to customers getting sick from the food. >> it's disturbing. >> what is your reaction? >> are you serious? >> they shut down the location on monday of after multiple people commented on the website iwaspoisoned.com saying they were sick with fever, nausea and the vomiting after eating at the restaurant. some vowing to never go back. >> disappointing. i like chipotle. >> they say it's consistent with norovirus and say it does not come from the food supply. >> we are working to resolve the situation as soon as possible. they were followed by a norovirus case in boston. >> get it together. >> this is disappointing that it happened again. >> most people have no plans to return to the chipotle. >> not to this one. no. >> won't be back. >> definitely? >> definitely. >> i will be a risk taker. >> she cannot stay away. >> i am addicted. >> they working to clean the restaurant to get

water jeff goldberg joining us live. whoa! look behind you. alison: wow! jonathan: yikes! jeff: no question. this is haw torn drive and holmes run in alexandria, virginia. you can see the holmes run. this is cameron run. move something fast. eileen talked about riding the rapids. that is what it looks like in this part. the water is flowing and rushing at a rapid pace. the reason we are here. there was a call about two young people, who children that one woman was worried that perhaps they had fallen into holmes run. a strong response from the law enforcement. two children accounted for and safe. the swift water rescue now. jason is with us. tell us in terms of what happened in this situation, all clear, correct? >> yes. we reported a child was playing in the area. the witness saw him and didn't see him. they believe he downstream. the resources from the city of alexandria, fairfax county were dispatched. we step the stream up and down in the reported location. the child was located. jeff: thankfully all clear here. talk about the conditions here. looking at holmes run is s

larry: northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg live in fairfax where the jurors are weighing a case of murder or self-defense. jeff? jeff: an interesting development here, larry. the jury has been deliberating for three hours and they are currently asking the judge for clarification on the definition of involuntary manslaughter. that is noteworthy second-degree murder charges against 20-year-old kempton bonds in the stabbing death of 35-year-old tyonne johns. now the closing arguments took place this morning. brandon shapiro arguing for the prosecution that kempton bonds stabbed johns in malice. "not in the leg, not in the arm. near her phi tall organs that -- vital organs that pierced her heart. not once, but he did it twice." but greenspun, the defense attorney saying kempton bonds added this self-defense. he said the wedding party incited her to act, created an emergency for the young man. the wedding guests were furious with kempton bonds for turning off the music and taking down the decorations but the defense says that he was doing his job to end the party on wedding guests an

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jeffrey goldberg is the editor in jeff of the atlantic. investor and foreign policy adviser to mitt romney, paul ryan and marco rubio. welcome to you all. so when we look at this presidency, at some level we've never seen anything like it, right? the freak shows, the tweets, does any of that matter? you've looked at a lot of colorful characters. is that just going to get chalked up to, well, he was a weird, strange personality, or is this something consequential? >> i think it's consequential. it's demeaning the office of the presidency. it also makes it harder for him to get stuff done. we don't see a great strategic coherence in the foreign policy. so far he's had trouble passing legislation. and even things like the immigration restrictions, i'll call them, that have come to pass, seem sort of partly weirdly personal tweeted policy, as opponents to a well thought out policy. >> what do you think of the tweets? >> i think they're highly interesting tweets. i also think they're very important. i'm not in the camp of people who say they're

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