joshua: solo gritaban que me iban a matar. angie: querían de rehén a joshua holt.ar a lastimarnos. con las barras de metal golpeaban las puertas, abrían huecos en las paredes. angie: usando un teléfono clandestino, joshua mandó este mensaje. joshua: no solo tenía miedo por mi vida. pero también de mi esposa. angie: el mensaje se hizo viral, y según su abogado carlos trujillo, ayudó para que el gobierno estadounidense interviniera. trujillo: las comunicaciones habían estado bloqueadas ya por muchos años; y no fue hasta este año que finalmente se dieron las conversaciones necesarias con el gobierno de venezuela para empezar a hablar de la liberación de joshua y de tamara. angie: la pareja estaba desconrazonada después de muchos intentos fallidos por liberarlos. joshua: lo que te destruye más es tener mucha esperanza y que después te la quiten. angie: hasta que llegó el 26 de mayo pasado. joshua: un inspector entró en el cuarto y dijo "ya se van de nuevo". tamara: el avión empieza a andar. aún no a elevarse. empieza a andar, a correr por la pista para poder agarrar su

>> joshua: no not at all. pork crazy. >> joshua: korean food, but i didn't have much of it growing up at all. in fact kimchi was like shun from our household because it stunk up the whole house. >> anthony: well it's just not kosher too. >> joshua: and it's not kosher either so they -- >> anthony: with the shell fish in there. >> joshua: yeah, but now i still make korean style ramen, and now i have the matzah ball ramen. being raised jewish i can't help it. i think as cooks we always go gravitate towards to what our dna is. >> anthony: so when are you opening a korean restaurant? >> joshua: i don't know anything about korean food. i just know i like it, i gravitate towards those flavors. ♪ >> anthony: galbi, short ribs marinated in soy garlic and sesame oil, then grilled. meat candy. >> anthony: you ever investigate other neighborhoods? the number of immigrants from all over the world i mean it's, you know, extraordinary. >> joshua: the funny thing now i have caucasians working the line. >> anthony: yeah. >> j

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>> i would hope -- i want to stick to joshua- i want to be on joshua. >> i do, too. >> but unfortunateasked that question all the time. what is going to break this fever? where do we go from here? histor breaks it i someth really devastating. we brought together by events that are so overwhelmin and tragic whether it's a war, depres something like. i don't e case. for a unifying event that is s terrib but right now i don't see that one person is going to be ablei to up, heal all of the divisi and get us all on the same place. >> erick, you had to deal with conspieo tes on your site. someti people get mad at you thinki you help traffic these conspi theories. there are others that are -- but whose job is it to get rid of this stuff? whose is it to educate americ to facts? >> i think we all have an obliga here. let me address conservativism a last week you had people pushin, erick. >> we know the facts. yet there are still people pushinthis. i have to tell you, from my perspe when we know all of facts the guy last week and still pushing the theory you're at war with the truth and if you'r

those who are now grieving the sudden death of 12th grader joshua snider. the principal sent a school wide message with that sad news yesterday. snider veered into the other lane and struck a box truck. there wa no one in that box truck, we understand. snider was skilled on the scene of that crash.s back live t morning, he's remembered as being kird working an, having a positive impact on all who knew him. the crash itself uremainer investigation, though police have ruled out alcohol as atr potential cuting factor. we're live here in germantown, justin finch, news 4 back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> three minutes now after 5:00. police in prince george'sounty say a man was found dead in the street last night. he was found on manton way in lanham around 9:30. he'd been shot. this morning, no word on the suspect or motive. >> well, this morning a suspect is in custody after what's being called a brutal rape. a woman walking to a friend's house from a metro station invi roe says she was dragged into the woods and attacked. news 4's megan mcgrath is standi

this was no one on the scene but joshua was pronounced dead yesterday afternoon.e can tell you at thispoint, again, there will beounseling for students. it is under investigation.s authoritave ruled out alcohol as a contributing factor but they still want to learnt more about t crash that has taken this young life. i'm justin finch, news4. >> back to capitol hill now. now we wait for thevote. all day, senators have been huddling in a secure room to see the fbi report on brett kavanaugh. goal of that report was to determine whether witnesses were able to corroborate a sex assault allegation made by christine blasey ford. the fbi interviewed ten people including kaeng's long time friend mark judge but they didn't intervi ford o kavanaugh. they. republicans say it shows n corroborating evidence. the democrats argue it is woefully incomplete. >> i've tried to mmit, kids and i've carried out, what i prise immediately, that we were going to have a fair and though process. we have had a fair and thoroughs pr >> we have many fears that this was a very limited process that

they say they got a call from that man right there, joshua johnson, and they said he waited an hour tohrough busy l.a. traffic to help this duck. they say that duck is in trouble. they get there, they get close. that duck isn't moving. when loretta gets close. right there, you see it hopping. see that? >> yeah, wrapped around its front leg. it's probably been there a while. >> then he realized, wait a minute, that looks like that could be a splint. >> so somebody tried to do their own little rescue and didn't quite work. >> oh, that's actually kind of sweet, but still sad. >> yeah, still sad, because joshua cared enough and waited an hour. they were able to come and get it. then they called the ventura hummingbird group because they weren't licensed to take care of they say they hear from kids all over the country calling them. they just google a rescue group in the area and somebody should be able to help you. the next video, the rspca going down the cliff to rescue rocky. rocky is so heavy, because rocky is a cow that they had to take the motor off the boat to carry her out of there.

many heavy heartg com school today with the loss of senior students joshua snyder.n at the start of school today, we saw students at the parking lotgathering. the principal announced the loss in a letter describing h as rd working, kind and having a positive impact on all who knew him. the principal saying he will be deeply missed on this campus. the principal also knowing that montgory county police alerted him yesterday that joshua had died in a car crash. it appears he was behind the wheel of a buick sedanhat somehow veered on to the left shouldernd struck a parked box truck. there was no one in that truck, we have learned, but on sceneer joshua was pronounced dead yesterday afternoon. an y we can tell at this point, again, there will be counseling for students and staff here on c the day.ughout the crash itself is under investigation. authorities have rul out cohol as a contributing factor, but ofy course t still want to learn more about that crash that has taken this young life. >> october is actually one of the deadliest months on the roads. according to tripl

joshua aguilar with morning star. >>la shares of t surged more than 17% today. elon muskweekend ceo agreed to settle with the sec overat allns of making false and misleading states that affected tesla's stock. late last week you might remember that musk rejected a proposed settlement and vowed to hight the federal government. as pl lebeau reports right now musk is now dropping that fight andgreeing to changes at his company. >> reporter: tesla's ceo elon musk has decided it is better to settle with the sec than to spend months in court and risk getting banned from being ceo of his auto company. instead he gives up being chairman for at least three years and the automaker has to addwo new independent directors. in addition musk and tesla will pay $20 mlion fines and the company must ensure there is oversight of musk's communications. that includes what he puts on twitter. so teslaill now be expected to keep musk's tweets in ch tk. >>nk that he may be tweeting as much. but what they are trying to do is to makeure that there is oversight of substanti tweets. >> rep

lauren: joshua, thank you very much.d it over to maria bartiromo for a lot more on top stories, good morning, maria. maria: good morning, ladies, thank you so much. we will see you in a little bit. good morning, everyone, thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday, tuesday october 16th, top stories before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, search for answers continues this morning, secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in saudi arabia, he has traveled overnight, meeting with sing -- king solomon, the saudis will admit to killing the journalist but they say it was not intentional, a change from what president trump was told yesterday. >> i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to as he said his saudi arabian citizen. i've asked and he firmly denied that. i don't want to get into his mind but sounded to me like maybe he could have been rogue killers. maria: taking a closer look at implications for u.s.-saudi relations this morning. 3 dow components re

that was joshua mears from the world relief organisation speaking to us from jakarta. reading ten of the letters which had been sent to him at the white house. he had plenty to choose from — millions, in fact. he has opened up the files to share some of the messages he received. take a look at this. his wife and two children pay $1002 per month for health insurance. —— $1200. dear president obama, i am writing to tell you about $15 my familyjust donated to your 2012 campaign. is about wanting to say that $15 mean something these days. $15 is to speak to something these days. $15 is to speakto —— something these days. $15 is to speak to —— special pizza dinner, it has won an arctic is disingenuous film at the school cinema walked out orders to. is getting fresh fruit instead of frozen. dear president obama, you are good at correcting homework. i wonder if you could take a look at this, partly the highlighted portion at the back. how did i do? thank you. it gives you a sense of what is best about america. it inspires you and makes you want to work that much harder to mak

colusa police chief joshua fitch says that van is now back in colusa county after being towed back tothern california on friday.voice of joshua fitch:"it was on the mexican side of the border is my understanding somewhere near tijuana, it was a small town near tijuana."fitch says mexican officials were the ones who found the van with the help of the u-s marshals. interestingly investigators say the van - although believed stolen had been sold at some point, possibly by garcia...because when it was located the van was being driven by somebody else.voice of joshua fitch:"but the person they located in it wasnút the guy we were looking for."linda quintero helps run the justice for karen facebook page.quintero says while finding the van is positive thinking about the fact the suspect is in mexico brings about other issues.voice of linda quintero:"we do, we do, we feel in mexico, itús such a big country, thereús so many different states there, we donút have a guarantee of where he could be." (grant) that was eric rucker reporting.reporting. eric rucker reporting. (jr stone)(jr reporting. (

who are in the situation in china let's bring in joshua rosenzweig he's the deputy regional director of amnesty international's east asia office in hong kong thanks for being with us this morning we just heard there that china is by far the most secretive country in the world when it comes to the death penalty can you shed some light for us this morning on the estimated number of executions carried out in china annually . sure o.-s. as you just noted the number of actual number of executions in china is a closely held state secret by the chinese government who prevents any information really from coming out that would allow us to get access to the really permitted the real number. amnesty international and other researchers do what we can to scour open source materials to find the bits and pieces of reporting on. death sentences and executions that come out of the chinese media but really the number that we come up with in the end is but a small fraction of what the total number is based on research by us and other researchers and state ok i see numbers in the thousands i quoted it i

. >> reporter: joshua katcher is the owner cl a men's vegan hing line in brooklyn, new york. has taught classes on sustainable fashn at parsons school of design. >> if you look at it from the perspective of a designer, we look at the leather industry right now, it's bad design. it's so inefficit, it's so messy, it's so dirty, and you end up with a product that we can make in other ways, that we can make better, superior. >> reporter: producing traditional leather requires massive amounts of water, and sxic chemicals used to process the animal hides cp into local waterways. in addition to the land and resources required to raise the animals in the first place. >> biofabrication is offering aa solutionsays, "hey, we don't need to raise these animals, we don't need to harm or kill these animals, and wene don' to use all of these resources to yield something like a fiber.it we can gron the laboratory at a much, much smaller impact." >> reporter: but what's going on here is abt more than just ather. e zanne lee says the promise of biofabrication is ility to control the properties

joshua snyder was killed in that crash yesterday that you mentioned. the principal sleasing that news yesterday in a school wide message hours aftera jos snyder died in this crash off i-270 southeaund montrose road close to 3:00 p.m. yesterday. investigators say snyder was t behi wheel of a buick century sedan, veered to the shoulder, struck a stopped box truck. there was no one inside that truck, but snyder, just 17 years old, was pronounced dead on the scene of that crash. at this point, they do notbe eve that alcohol played a factor in that crash. investigators are telling us now. now back live, that crash is under investigation at this still looking for a cause, but here on campus, snyder is being ered by the principal as hard working, kind, and having a positive impact on all of those who knew him. again, counseling will be available today for those who need it as they grieve joshua's sudden death. live in nrmantown, jus finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >> montgomery county police have just released the name of a ed aect who allegedly r woman

joshua said i wasn't scared for my life at all, because i knew my dad would protect us. that? you officer dallas. come on up here. that's pretty good. so his son had a little confidence in him, that's not bad. >> public speaking is not my best paid i'm extremely nervous. i appreciate everything, the support you give us. i'm honored to be here with icp and the other nominees. my son said he wasn't scared because that was out there. i'm a dad to 182 kids imagine acm -- in that gymnasium. i just want to say thank you. i'm honored and blessed to be here. thank you. [applause] trump: that's a beautiful story. and your son was right. in october last year washington state trooper nathaniel dawson pursued a car that violated the traffic law. when the car stopped to gunman began shooting at trooper dawson . shooting very violently. despite heavy fire trooper dawson got out of his vehicle and fired back until the shooters were later apprehended. they were very dangerous criminals. our criminals recoil in fear because of brave officers like trooper dawson. come up, please. trooper dawson

our analysts are kristen welker, erick erickson, amy walter, and joshua johnson, host of one-on-one npr. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press". >>> good sunday morning. as our colleague journalists wrote on twitter yesterday, the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history took place today, day as of the largest attempted assassination of u.s. leaders in history. it's a deeply unsettling assessment that has the advantage of being accurate. this after a week of violence and terror. on friday a florida man cesar sayoc was arrested for sending as many as 14 pipe bombs to critics of president trump. and as the country tried to exhale as the mail bombing danger seemed to have passed, we learned yesterday of the horror in a pittsburgh synagogue where 11 people were shot and killed at the tree of life synagogue. it is a congregation synagogue in the city's heavily jewish squirrel hill neighborhood. last night there were vigils around the city and country including this one in pittsburgh in remembrance of the victims. and our hyper partisan atmosphere we will inevitably debate was the mail bom

and i until after half time to make their numbers counts joshua print it with the opener on forty eight minutes after some spectacular working to build up by beats nelson. shortly afterwards pretty time provider setting up brazilian food generally in tone for his second plea season. hoffenheim continued to control the game to counter i check both for deal with the . on things got worse still for stuart got to deal with his second after a disastrous defensive mistake by christian their. four goals in just twelve second half minutes for half an hour before no thrashing leaves joint bottom with dusseldorf on just five points. so let's get a round of of the results so far from much day nine now as you can see there dortmund could only manage that draw against berlin lost out to barney and if they're at home this is there are flaws devolved berghain over last also to spread hoffenheim trashed stuff gart and freiburg beat of course on friday three one and let's not forget that on sunday we have lots to look forward to nuremberg face frankfurt leipzig unvetted bremen take on by laver koos and

it took off and i'm until after how time to make the numbers counts joshua bring that with the opener on forty eight minutes after some spectacular working to build up by the smells. shortly afterwards bring the provider setting up brazilian food generally in time for his secondly goal of the season. hoffenheim continued to control the game to counter the shock both for dealing with the. things got worse still forced to go out for day with the second after a disastrous defensive mistake by christian. for goals in just twenty second tough minutes for half an hour before no thrashing leaves joint bottom with just engulfed on just five points. well let's get a round up of the result so far from much day nine and dortmund could only draw against in-form had by and continued their winning streak and against mines distal dorf got hammered by vosburgh and as we can see there beat hanover hoffenheim for nail against stuttgart and freiburg of course beat on friday and there's a couple of games coming up of course on sunday well three games in fact nuremberg will play frankfurt leipsic will tak

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hello joshua can you hear me i can hear you fellows are just repeat that question again if that's ok i mean so far syria seems to think that it's now open for business and its regional neighbors think so too. yes indeed a seat crossing has been opened between jordan and damascus this is a very important. two billion dollars worth of trade before the civil war klein along that road hundreds of trucks it kept many people employed at lots of stores particularly down at the crossing supermarkets cafes so all of them devastated during the war a free trade zone of course closed down all the shops and factories closed down so people are dying to get back to business this is a big day for syria getting back to business bringing life back to some sort of normality but the country is far from at peace with that sort of potential clash simmering in it didn't it province if the flares up or elsewhere in the country these routes could be in jeopardy. you know they might be but in libya's course way in the north tucked up underneath turkey if there is fighting in it led it's unlikely that the jord

i was in north korea when joshua holt was returned. have been there a year now in the white house and these instances stick out almost more than any other because of what this president is able to do, and he's not selling america down the river and giving billions of dollars to the world's largest state sponsor of terror. he's showing the world we are back, we mean business. don't cross this president or he'll make you pay for it. judge jeanine: the president himself said 24 hours from being convicted in turkey to ending up in the early office, that's a pretty short time. the american people as they look at this, that's what my open was about, i can't help but think they will say, this guy is right, he is winning. yet during the obama administration there were beheading and beau bergdahl was convicted of treason. we give money to the taliban in exchange for them. how can there be up a difference of behavior? if you are not threatening them, what is he doing? >> he's made this country respected again. he made this country feared again.

in the usa have reopened an investigation into rape allegations from two thousand and nine sabera joshua boy didn't want to go out soon but now he's doing well he's playing we will adapt to the situations to come let fifa know how to championship games we need to ensure we pass off the home game against manchester united then we can begin to look at things a bit differently but it's useless to make plans because we just end up making a mess of things red bulls max first up and has dominated first practice at the mexican gone clear why lewis hamilton was fifth faustus the mercy to strivers aiming to wrap up his fifth world title this weekend the briton finished said i the previous company in austin the usa missed in the chance to claim the championship he will need to finish seventh all bets on sunday to seal the title hamilton is seventy points clear of his german rival sebastian vettel with two races remaining that'll have to win to keep any hope of a life. yes junior will take a lead into the second leg of the cold bus of the marikana to final with arjun time defense a. breakthrough in

joshua is in the audience. my time in congressman something to them.t may not have meant anything family who isny working hard and concerned, they know this congresswoman is not going to give up on them. every time i watch a debate or moderate a debate, i wonder what the candidate would like to ask of each other. you ad like to give golden opportunity to ask a brief question of your opponent. we will give your opponent one minute to respond with no rebuttals. ms. love: i will start first. i am curious to find out who mayor mcadams will vote for in congress? mr. mcadams: she liked to talk about my residency. i am the mayor of salt lake county. she has been absent on many of the issues that salt lake county faces. i travel every corner of this county, 85% of this district. representative love is absent. lake county,n salt one was the last time you had an invitation to a town hall meeting? not a special invitation, but in invitation open to the public. salt lake county has not been represented. i will not stop there. i will fight for the residents in utah

cheryl: joshua, thank you very much for the perspective. with maria starts right now. good morning, maria. maria: good morning, ladies, happy tuesday, thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo it is october 2nd, top stories before 6:00 a.m. on of east coast. the art of the deal, trump touting with deal with canada while hitting the campaign trail. >> we made history again when i announced to the world that we are placing the job-killing disaster known as nafta. it's going to produce jobs and companies aren't going to be leaving and firing everybody. now they are partners mÉxico and canada and that's a good thing. we are finally putting america first. maria: we are looking at the implications for business and the economy post deal. futures this morning, markets will open lower, dow industrials 90 points, one-third of a percent. nasdaq almost half percent after you can see after mixed action on wall street. at the closed the markets finished like, this dow industrials up, 192 points, three quarters of 1% as markets rallied on the new mÉxico

later in the quarter, ucla at 5 yard line, joshua kelly for the score. ucla leads 20-7 in fourth quarter. >>> dodgers taking on brewers, game two of the nlcs. bottom six, milwaukee leading 2-0, solo home run to deep center field, 3-0 brewers. top eighth. justin turner, two-run home run down the left-field line. game winner. dodgers win 4-3. series tied 1-1. that's all for sports. more news after the break. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today. wellness and heart health. the 25th annk took over almaden >>> it was a great day to walk for wellness and heart health. silicon walk took all americans. walk raised money for research and programs such as teaching cpr in schools. strokes are number five kil

ucla at california's 5 yard line, and that's joshua kelly running it in for the store. bruins up six. and then kelly again scores on a one-yard touchdown. ucla wins 37-7. in baseball, dodgers beat the brewers in game two of the nlcs, and that series is tied at one. that's all for sports. more news after the break. do you too quiet. do you xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today. went all out to find a peeping >>> video of an arrest out of the east bay, police went all out to find a peeping tom last night, and this is a lot of agencies getting together and getting it done. the helicopter up and got the body heat and the chopper found the guy in walnut creek hiding next to a fence. chp guided concord pd down to the suspect and they took the man into custody. >>

officer dowers son joshua -- [ applause ] -- was one of the seniors inside of that auditorium. afterwards joshua said, i wasn't scared for my life at all because i knew my dad would protect us. how good is that? [ applause ] thank you. officer dallas, where are you. come on up here. that's pretty good. that's pretty good. so his son had a little confidence in him. that's not bad. that's beautiful. >> public speaking's not my best. i'm extremely nervous. mr. president, i support everything, the support you give us. i'm honored to be here with the other nominees. my son said he wasn't scared because dad was out there. there were another 182 kids in that gymnasium. [ applause [ applause ] >> dana: we've been listening to president trump. we're going to keep moving on. let's bring in karl rove. fox news contributor. karl, we're just a few hours away from president trump returning to the white house for a ceremonial swearing in on brett kavanaugh who was sworn in to the supreme court on saturday night. take a listen to what he just said a few moments ago. >> he is a great person and

cnn political commentator steve cortez, and joshua green join us now., gentleman, for being here. it's an important discussion to have. joshua, you're the author of the book "devil's bargain" and you have reporting, but for people who haven't read it, why don't you reiterate what your reporting taught you about anti-semitic themes you report were used during the campaign. >> i would say this isn't the first time that anti-semitic themes have cropped up in regard to donald trump. during the campaign, trump was well known for not only retweeting anti-semitic imagery, but some of his ads featuring prominent jewish bankers and propagating well known anti-semitic themes. his closing ad in the campaign talked about a dark web of financial corruption, flashed images of people like george soros and lloyd blankfein, and he came under criticism from the anti-defamation league at the time telling him these are painful and dangerous stereotypes. you're essentially energizing anti-semites, anti-semitic energy in a way that is harmful to our culture. i think with the

joshua kelly again scores on a one-yard touchdown. ucla wins 37-7. >>> in baseball, dodgers beat the brewers in game two of the nlcs. that series is tied at 1-1. that's all for sports. more news after the break. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns, and melted cheese. because at jack in the box, whoops, we're all about beefing up breakfast. beefy, baby! try my new steak & egg breakfast burrito. steak & eggr breakfast burrito. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns, and melted cheese. because at jack in the box, we're all about beefing up breakfast. ...think i pulled something. try my steak & egg breakfast burrito. part of the breakfast burrito family. supreme court, he will join his >>> welcome back. now that justice brett kavanaugh has taken his seat on the u.s. supreme court, he'll join his colleagues in deciding the weightiest issues of the day. kavanaugh's back grouped suggests he'll vote with the growing conservative block. what does that mean for liberal california? larry gerst

suffer the full weight of united states sentient ok mike hanna for us in washington mike thank you joshua as executive director of the arab center of washington he says the tramp the ministration continues to change its position on this case. well i think we're approaching the point of maybe sanity and the u.s. reaction to this crisis we've seen the u.s. position change just like the weather in london i mean you know one day we have. some administration showing concern about some serious developments news coming from stumble the next day we have a president of the united states turning into a lawyer to have. what then show a traitor's of very innocent crime now all of a sudden there seems to be a kind of little tone of reality in the statements we've heard today i think basically first of all the case itself has moved so quickly it has sort of passed this unnecessary caution on the part of the administration the whole world community seems to be pointing its finger fingers on dort like one direction official involvement by the saudi government at some level or another toward you know this

. >> reporter: joshua left early, rode b.a.r.t., and got a good support. >> we took uber-from the b.a.r.t. station. >> it's contrahe to try to drive in the -- >> reporter: more than a million people are expected for fleet week. >> i'm going to fleet week. >> reporter: bridges tube the place of weekend cal drain from bayshore. >> 15 minutes delay, but it's fine. if there's more traffic, that means more delay. and more hassle during the night when we are going to -- going back. >> reporter: tens of thousands people are trying to make it to the bluegrass in golden gate park. >> about 15 minutes on the bridge. >> reporter: now what? >> now we're just waiting for this. >> reporter: the bay bridge was slow. fremont street under the transit center is still closed, parking a challenge, but along the waterfront -- >> definitely worth it. >> reporter: people who took public transit says they arrived well in advance and had a pretty good idea of where they wanted to set up to get the best view. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> got to get there early. thank you.

. >> reporter: joshua came to see them again. he left early, rode b.a.r.t.nd got a good spot. >> we took an uber from the b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: the bay ferry is running expanded service. more than a million people are expected for fleet week. >> all the people out here and it's crazy to try to drive in all traffic. sneex 15 minutes delay but it's fine. if there's track, it will be more delay. we are going back. >> reporter: techbz thousands of people are trying to make their way to hardly strictly bluegrass in golden gate park. there were other events, too. >> i was about 15 minutes on the bridge. >> now what? >> now we're just waiting for this track. this is classic san francisco traffic. >> reporter: the bay bridge was sle transit centersclosed, parking a challenge. along the waterfront. >> this is definitely worthing it. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> sure it's worth it. still to come, elon musk taking to twitter again. this time tesla's ceo is warning everyone about a sonic boom. we'll tell you when and where they can expect

my mom survive joshua's.icating the production to their memories as well as the memory of the men, women, and children which -- the uprising commemorated at 75 years ago this year because he beat character in the play is a polish jew. >> when you were an actor, you have to really get into your role but you play different people. how do you do it? >> you actually play more than three. those are three out of eight. >> you play eight people? >> those are the main characters, but how i go about doing it is a lot of work on establishing what the specifics are for the character, the background, how they sound, how they look, and how they walk>> what they would have set a world war ii? you cannot use slang for anywhere other than that period it, right?'s like i try as best as i can to root each character in the specifics of a time, where they come from, and what their worldview is so that language they speak mirrors as much as possible, the characters to represent.'s like you find you are doing a service to people w

. >> 4:07, new details coming in tohe news 4 newsroom about joshua snyder. he is the montgomery county teenager that died in a crash on wednesday. news of his death spread quickly around his school. according to a go fund me page he was heading to learn more about his internship when he struck aox truck. police ruled out alcohol but they're not sure what caused snyder to crash. >>> concerned parents now talking about a walk out over prince ougeorge'sy schools. >> this comes after they held a meeting to address that problem. pmost 100ents attended a meeting. th is some of the mold that they are concerned about here. the school says the rainy humid summer created more con sdensatn condensation. those pipes have been wrapped and the ceiling tiles have been replaced but some folks told us last night they don't like the piece mill repair plan and want eir kids moved to another school. >> sniffling, sneezing, mom, i have a headache. i'm thinking do we have a cold going on? what is goi? >> mold problems like this have been identif sveveral other schools in the coun

joining me now live is a joshua was the flight from amnesty international's east asia office based in hong kong welcome josh and i we just heard the china is not the most secretive countries in the wood when it comes to execution skinniest shed some light on the estimated number of executions that how you get evidence that they have taken place sure well how to stay international for many years and spend monitoring what little information is available about the numbers of death sentences and executions is carried out in china so from those open source materials we have a basis for for some estimates but as your as your story pointed out the chinese government treats this number as a closely held state secret so there's really no way to know for sure how much the chinese government is using the death penalty we continue to estimate that the number is somewhere in the thousands ok and why do so many people in china face the death penalty. i think there are a number of reasons behind this first of all the detainees criminal law. has more forty six criminal offenses are eligible for the d

joshua clay from guyana sent in this photo with a question for us. why do flowers close at night and how do they do it. the flowers don't only move when the wind blows. or when you give them to your sweetheart. it all happens so slowly that the movement is best captured with time lapse photography. a rose bursts into bloom. whirring plants open and close their blossoms every day not all at night but at different times depending on their needs why is that they only pollinators to carry their pollen to other flowers and fertilize them. but it flowers all opened at the same time the competition for the beans or backs or birds would be very great. crocus as do close their flowers at night the theory is that they do so to protect their pollen from the damp and the cold but how do they do it. at the sporty it's easy to see how it works and that young people use their muscles and joints to make their dance moves. but flowers all they have to do is stand there to attract pollinators with their beautiful colors nectar and fragrance. but they do also have join

announcer: joshua david smith. a week of competition and camaraderie comes to a close.ay, athletes from militaries around the world received medals with a royal touch. one of the british medallists this week was former lance corporal andy white. our invictus games sydney 2018 medallists! dragged out of depression by what he calls the invictus spirit. because we're all ex—military and the things we've done, we are another family, we are the invictus family. we'll always look out for each other. there are sporting competitions that are bigger than invictus and there are sporting competitions that are richer than invictus, but you would be hard—pressed to find a competition with greater unity of purpose. they came to celebrate that purpose in sydney tonight, competitors and meghan too, who spoke of the importance of family and friends. once home, the need for that anchor of support from loved ones, especially given how much it accelerates recovery and rehabilitation, is immeasurable. and then the man who brought all of it together, who dwelt again on the mental wounds of w