but not kristin. concerned about her friend and stuck around talking to the upstairs neighbor. so you were feeling protective? >> yeah. he said to me, you know, are you worried about your friend? i said, yes, i am. and he said we can go to my apartment so you can be close to a phone to call. >> she and the neighbor walked up the staircase to his apartment. >> it's directly above her apartment. and he opens the door. i was barely a step into the door and he just sort of kind of pushes me in, slams the door shut. he locks the door and immediately grabs a remote that was right there and turns the stereo up to this deafening volume. just deafening. >> kristin reached for the door to leave. >> and he pushes me back. and that's when he starts making some demands. all of a sudden it's very serious and aggressive. and i almost to the point where i thought he was joking. >> but he was serious. demanded she undress. >> and i kept arguing, i'm not going to do that. i kept saying, i'm not going to do it. he said,

. >>> i'm kristin wright. let's get you to the man of the hour, meteorologist chuck bell with a look at what you face as you head out the door. >> kristin, it's going to be a slow go for the commute. the late afternoon and evening commute could be rather on the wet side and windy as well as the storm which has hallmarks of a tropical system doesn't have a name on it yet, but it has deep tropical moisture on it. it's going to rain and rain hard, particularly across southern maryland and out on to the eastern shore. that's where the heaviest of the rain is likely. showers are also high in the shenandoah valley. but rainfall amounts will be nowhere near as high as rainfall into southern maryland and cool as well. mostly in the 60s this morning. we will struggle mightily to get anywhere near 70 degrees for a high today. really, only downtown washington likely to get to 70. stuck in the 60s and later on in the afternoon kind of windy as well. i'll show you future weather and help you plan the rest of your day. kris

kristin wright at the live desk. >> things really ratcheting up to the u.s. and south korea are coming out with a clear show of force against the north. a south korean military official confirms to nbc news that our military flew bombers and fighter jets over the south today for training drills with south korean fighter jets. this coming a couple of days after they launched a ballistic missile over japan. >> back to you. >>> today, the redskins are hoping for a win. they will take on tampa bay buccaneers in their final preseason game. >> while the starters won't play, there's a lot on the line. guys are still trying to make kickoff is at 7:30 right here on nbc4. that will be followed by the redskins post game report and news 4 at 11:00. >>> we don't want to stop with chuck bell's back to school photo we showed you. everybody in our studios has pictures from the past. >> right. >> throwback thursday as you might know. we call it that. who do you think this is? >> erika. >> that's me. >> littler ka. >> with the '80s backdrop there. just quintessential. >> the l

>> kristin, thank you for that. >>> it is 5:49 right now. what we're seeing in houston is unpress depthed. we know that. we've also experienced our own massive flooding here over the years. river and storm water flooding have prompted millions in spending to hold back or drain the floodwaters around here. along the southwest waterfront in d.c., the $2 billion wharf will be built several feet higher to accommodate rising water or flooding. >> the newer seawall part of the development, you'll see that that's much, much higher an that i think would survive probably a 500-year floodplain. >>> several federal agencies equipment and barriers to hold back floodwaters. catastrophic flooding is ohm a matter of time. if you're just joining us, pack your umbrella today and the rain jacket. we're expecting a lot of rain. you can see this on radar. sheena parveen will join us in a couple of minutes to break it all down for us. >>> one of maryland's most controversial transportation projects will soon be reality. demolition work started to make room for t

kristine: in washington, kristine frazao. nancy: the police have arrested a man and accused him of inappropriately touching children at the in-home daycare. an 11-year-old made accusations and in the investigation they found a 9-year-old who made the same claims. now to the u.s. economy. the good news here. nations jobs report finding employers added 209,000 jobs last month. this is above what was expected. labor department added the national unemployment rate flipped to 4.3% matching a 16-year low first reached in may. jonathan: yelp setting up shop in the district. bringing jobs with it. muriel bowser made the announce. today. yelp will be at terrell place in northwest. construction set to start later this summer. hiring will begin later this year. teaming up to build what is called a monster manufacturing plant in the united states. it will be a $1.6 billion venture that should be up and running by the year 2021. i know are still working on the details here. this is in the manning phase and it's unclear -- planning phase a

elaine, kristine? >> all those threats as a result of this tropical storm. are they talking about shelters in that area? there will be rescues here the next few hours, over the next few days as the flood waters start to rise. are they worried about shelters becoming too overflowed? >> at this point, we're not sure. there are a lot of people who are staying home but, as you mentioned, as the flood waters rise, they're making contingency plans. a lot of people who left earl yi, a lot went to san antonio, at last check there were roughly 1100 people sent to san antonio and there as evacuees there. that's going to create space here in houston for the people who are going to need it because, mind you, it's one thing to run away from a hurricane but now the flooding is starting and that's something the city and county leaders are dealing with in the next few hours. >> you mentioned residents in houston are used to flooding but not flooding like. this what was the guidance? was there a mandatory evacuation or

at 4:00 a.m., kristin says coffee at 4:00 a.m. i watching, happy tuesday. kristin, it's wednesday. have another sip of that coffee there, but thank you, kristin. we do have -- look at that, a big fog bank and thunderstorms over the sierra nevada and northerly breeze should take care along with high pressure sooner on that fog bank. inland temperatures warmup, but the spins rotate from the north. there's a decent breeze. not screaming or anything like that, but it's out there. 50s, 60s, lake port is 59 and half moon bay is 59 and livermore 59. 58 black hawk. 58 elsary toe. american canyon at 57. fog gives way to sunshine. thunderstorms will pop up over the sierra again. northeast california and today will be warmer for some inland with 80s. 60s and 70s closer to the coast and bay. >>> 4:32, sal. >> and out looking around, and i don't see a lot -- whenever we say -- ask if people were watching, obviously we'll get a lot of people getting ready to go to work. if you're one of those people in vacaville or fairfield or solana county about to hit the road, it's not a terrible commute. ma

fox5's kristin leone has been looking into his past. what did you find out. >>reporter: the did i ease of arlington says believe it or not , father william aitcheson who you see here wasn't forced to speak out or step down in this case. in light of the all of the recent hate and turmoil he felt his dark past was something he needed to share with the public. keep in mind here, father aitcheson wasn't just a member of the queue cluks clan, he was one of the local leaders. he committed many hate ful crimes. forty years ago william aitcheson was the leader of a local maryland chapter of the can you cluks clan, the exawlted sigh c specific. this particular head of the queue clocks plan he had also planned on fire bombing northwestern high school. according to fbi documents we obtained during the late 1970s police say he burned crosses in front of several homes of african-american families around prince george's county. he even made numerous threats to correspond receipt a scott king, the widow of the late dr. martin luther king, jr. one of those cryptic letters se

back to you. >> kristin wright at the live desk.hank you. >>> back in texas, harvey continues its record breaking assault. >> cities of beaumont and port arthur are under flash flood warnings, 12 inches of rain fell there in just six

kristin. >> we definitely want to tell you about this one. the pictures, really, take a look tell the story. the man that you're going to see here, right there, he's a preacher. he's going car to car in houston climbing on top of every single one right there in the floodwaters to make sure that no one is trapped. the cars are completely submerged and underwater. he just, because, is going car to car to make sure everybody is okay. those are the kind of stories we're seeing out of houston despite all the tragedies as well. that's the latest at the live desk. >> happy to hear he didn't find anybody in the cars. kristin wright, thank you. >>> in our top stories this morning, this 17-year-old boy missing right now from frederick, maryland. police are hoping you might spot kyle rosen dahl. he was last seen at his home on ellsworth way on thursday. no one has been able to reach him since. >>> 18 american university the university kicked them out because they were accused of taking part in an underground fra terpt. epsilon iota or ei, allegedly took

kristin. >>reporter: tony, we're told it took about two hours for police to even respond to this indent and this is the first time something like this has happened here. now, keep in mind this is also a predominantly african-american community, about you as you're about to walk up toward the entrance here i want to point out this welcome mat. the welcome mat for them indicating welcoming of all people no matter your race or color in this case. and right above that, right there at the door, the entrance inside is where those signs were posted. the church may look small from the outside, but inside greater praise temple ministries is a love so the entire room. that's what people say when they come here they can feel the love of god. sister gwen has been here for a year and a half. she cribs to fox 35 even though there are 30 to 45 members here, it's family she's blessed to be a part of. we love people when they come in the store. so to find these signs posted supplanted on their church door. it

kristine: the half hug seen around the world.of politics it governor chris chrisie a annot thank thecirricane sandy . president enough for his personal concern and compassion for the state. kristine: at the time, disaster relief funding for sandy was met with resistance for more than 20 lawmakers. including john cornyn and ted cruz. this time around it appears things will be different. >> in a time like this, there are no party divisions, no lines didding us. we are texans. >> 1,400 miles away in washington, the stage is set for the impending storm of a different kind. over tax reform. raising the debt ceiling. passing a budget. now disaster relief bill. congress led by republicans. >> they are opposed to spending in general. we have seen the rise of the any government spending unless it's offset by cuts. >> one example includes the 9/11 first responders bill funding for which almost didn't pass. >> but there is a distinction that could alter process. this disaster hit a deeply red state. >> members of congress who are normally o

back to you. >>> kristin, thank you. also breaking this morning, we learned a map was killed in a busy part of d.c. you may be shocked the columbia heights area is the only -- two blocks south of there, a man was shot and killed last night. we're working to learn his name. d.c. police say it happened on harvard street northwest at 14th street. metro was still open at the time. police are looking for a thin man in all dark clothing. not much to go on. we'll try to learn more about that, though. >>> 5:06 now. parents if you have kids who ride metrobus to school, you'll want to hear this story. transit police are looking for a woman who tried to ab dublduct 7-year-old. the bus runs from alabama southeast across capitol hill to u street. if you have any information, you're asked to contact metro transit police. >>> in a story that you'll only see on news 4, the woman accused of throwing urine on a metrobus driver told us why she did it. the woman says the bus driver was rude. opal brown actually called us after she saw the s

>>> kristin, thank you. a gaithersburg mother made one of the most difficult rides of her life when she received her son's body in dover, delaware. the second class kevin sayer bushell's body was found. flags were flown at half-staff in his honor. he was one of the ten sailors killed on the "uss john mccain" when it collided with an oil tanker earlier this morning. timothy echols jr. of carroll county was among those killed also. >>> the mother of a woman killed in a deadly charlottesville rally will do her first the ellen show tweeted that heather heyer's mom will appear on the show. not sure when it will air yet. we do know that the man in this iconic photo from that day will also be on the ellen show next week. marcus martin threw himself in front of an oncoming car to protect his fiance. >>> every day, you can watch the ellen show right here before news 4 at 4:00. >>> we are getting you ready for school. today is a big day for prince george's and montgomery county students. it's orientation day for some

in washington, i'm kristine frazao reporting. larry: tonight a bit of a riff seems to be shaping up between the president and several federal agencies. 13 are behind a draft report including the evidence that global warming is driven by human activities is unambiguous but that contradict what is the president and the members of his cabinet cast the idea that manmade carbon pollution is to blame. alison: forecasters with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration are expecting an active hurricane season this year. they are predicting between 14 and 19 named storms before the end of november. with five and nine of those actually becoming hurricanes. of those, two and five are expected to become major hurricanes. that is higher than the average and would make this year the most active hurricane season in seven years. larry: coming up, a bit of a show off on the coast. what all the people were alison: plus, remember how popular it was to say "george washington slept here"? find out who slept here that the current owners hope

lauren: right, kristin, how widespread do you think this investigation is at this point? >> well, we don't know what we don't know, right, and so much of the investigation is secret and remains secret because that's -- specially now that he's impaneling the grand jury. that's the nature of the grand jury. it's secretive. what is really interest asking to see the senate's response, four senators both republicans an democrats right now who have convened legislation to make sure robert mueller is able to be as independent as possible introducing some legislation that says that the president can't necessarily just fire mueller without cause, so that is interesting to see some of the politics play out in the hill around this. but i think that the administration is doing the right thing and keeping hands off approach and we should be thankful that we have a system of law that goes after these things and make sure that russia is not improperly, you know, negatively affecting our election. lauren: it's been a bipartisan effort in congress to make sure that this investigation can

hey, kristin? >> reporter: everyone has been talking about this big announcement from whole foods and amazon. starting monday, day one of the acquisition, prices up and down the food aisles are suppose to drop. now, as you may know, some refer to as whole foods, as whole paycheck because it is so expensive. but amazon says they're going to lower prices on best selling staples across whole food stores, including organic fruits and vegetable and high quality meats. effectively this should mean that more people and families have better access to healthier foods. we're asked people around the whole foods on h street what they think. >> i don't shop at whole foods because prices are too high. but i have ever -- i was like, okay, maybe i will go down now. >> i just don't think that a whole lot. they may go a little bit. but i don't think they'll go a whole lot. >> reporter: the plan is for amazon prime to eventually replace the whole foods customer rewards program, giving prime members extra savings. in

it may not look like much now but we're in for a dousing. >>> i'm kristin wright.e man of the hour, meteorologist chuck bell with a look at what you face as you head out the door. >> kristin, it's going to be a slow go for the commute. the late afternoon and evening commute could be rather on the wet side and windy as well as the storm which has

. >> kristine was home with her neighborhood. snapping trees, forcing branches through homes and cars. for more than 24 hours they're trying to clean up the mess the tornado left behind. they're making -- and it will be a few days before kristine's neighborhood is back to caused thousands of damage, but this community says they're just grateful it wasn't worse. >> luckily nobody got hurt, so. >> reporting in salisbury, feg man gits gerald, news 4. >> our team coverage continues now with that path of the tornado. >> and to show you how quickly it formed, let's go to amelia draper in the storm center. >> i want to show you guys the radar, when the tornado was on the ground. i have this kind of zoomed out and know that the tornado was just south of the city, so you see salisbury, you want to focus your eye south of that right here near the center. you can see not really impressive, the tornado touching down around 1:40 yesterday, with the heaviest showing up on the radar north, not taking her down to street level, this is exactly wh

kristin wright, thanks, kristin. >> just in police and prince william county want you to help bring this woman home. her name is tracy lee thomas, she hasn't been seen this morning and that's when she left her job in fairfax. police believe she may need help. if you see her or have any information about her, call police. >> within the last few hours, another prince georges county neighborhood rocked by gun violence, this time -- police tell us they found a man shot to death around 9:30 this morning, residential area, not far from green belt road. it was a neighbor who first right now investigators are trying to identify the man, a suspect and a motive. this comes just one day after prince georges county police arrested two teens for the stabbing death of a homeless man. the 14-year-old suspect you see there who is charged as an adult just learned that he will remain in jail his bond was denied this afternoon in response to the spike in violent crimes in this county. police are now working 12-hour shifts. the department told our prince georges bureau chief, tracee wilkins that the patrols

kristin fisher covering that moments ago. we want to go more in-depths now.ocratic strategists, and gop strategists and author, first of all, let's just talk about donald trump's tweets because he got a lot of criticism early on in his campaign because he took a while to disavow and to condemn david duke. let's be very clear, donald trump does not support david duke, david duke is crazy, okay, i just want to read, you know, kristin just touched on this, but david duke actually tweet today donald trump in response to his tweet about we all must be united, et cetera, i would recommend you take a good look in the mirror and remember it was white americans who put you in the presidency, not radical leftist so after decades of white house americans or white americans rather being targeted for discriminated and antiwhite hatred, we come together as a people and you attack us, what is he talking about? the president is not attacking anyone group here, whether it's anti-- if it's at-left or alt-left, basically the hate on both sides is not condemned by the white hous

fox5's kristin leone is live now with a closer look at this he memorial kristin, what happen here? >> sarah and shawn, first of all i want to say this is just messed this case. i do want to show you a closer look of this beautiful memorial here. it's tucked away at the backpacker ring lot of the stafford county courthouse. i don't know how well you can see, but there is a spinning marble globe on one side and then tucked away on the other side are the names, ranges and contributionses of stafford county's fallen war heros. as one residents recently discovered at this he memorial site, they're wrong. at the stafford county armed services he memorial every brick has its own story. he's taking a bridge and he's killed deering taking a bridge. jason belt likes to come by and pay his respects to our war heros past and present. you'll notice at the top it says stafford county honors residents who gave their lives. the objection to the form problem, he though, jason says is some of the names and ranks engraved on listed as a private about a week ago he was here reflecting and relating to

kristin fisher in montenegro. kristin what are the allies of the u.s.aying about this shakeup at the white house? >> well, jon, it hasn't come up at least publicly in any of the big bilateral meetings with the baltic states or georgia. they're aware of what's going on back in washington. so i asked the vice president today, is he concerned that the president's domestic difficulties could be viewed as a sign of weakness and maybe enboldening countries like north korea and iran? he didn't think so. listen. >> i haven't seen it on this trip overseas. i'm not concerned about it. i think what the world sees in president donald trump is a strong american leader who is bringing about real change in america's place in the world and bringing on strength at home. >> so aside from reporters like myself asking about it, the turbulence 6,000 miles away in the west wing hasn't come up much. jon? >> jon: thanks, kristin fishner montenegro. thank you. two days after an election in venezuela that u.s. officials called a sham, the authoritarian leader arrested two rivals

kristin fisher is live in bridgewater, new jersey, where the president is vacationing and, kristin, it'st the chief of staff kelly who's cracking down on leaks, but the doj as well, yeah? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, arthel. today in an exclusive interview on fox news sunday, the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, said that they have seen a surge in leaks in classified information. he wouldn't give an exact number except he would say that the number, that there's more during the first six months of the trump administration than there have been during the last three years of the obama presidency. so they've seen a significant increase in the amount of leaks. as for what exactly will happen to those leakers, here's all he would say. listen. >> we look at the facts and circumstances. what was the potential harm caused by the leak, what were the circumstances. that's more important to us than who it is, who is the leaker. so if we identify somebody, no matter what their position is, if they violated the law and that case warrants prosecution, we'll prosecute it. chris: including wh

i'm kristin wright in for erica gonzalez. more newscast, but first as dan schenamen shows us jerry lewis' philanthropy was just as famous as his showmanship. >> lady. >> lady. >> in his heyday there was no bigger hit than jerry lewis. the rubber-faced funnyman was a true entertainer and the slapstick star of stage, cinema and television. >> confused, unbalanced young man with only one thought in mind. self-destruction. >> lewis first found fame at 20 when he teamed up with singer dean martin in 1946. >> and now the dean and martin and jerry lewis show. >> martin and lewis enjoyeded a smashing ten-year run, making hit movies in between engagements at nightclub, on television and radio. but it was after the act broke up that jerry lewis became a hollywood force. >> i get paid for doing what children get punished for. >> in 1959 he signed the largest contract in film history with paramount studios, it films in seven years, including his masterpiece, "the nutty professor." while many americans considered lewis' humor low brow the

we get the lat est from fox's kristin fisher >>reporter: the president taking to twitter this weekendo d club in new jersey, tweeting working in bedminster, new jersey, as plan as planned construction is done at the white house. this is not a vacation, meetings and calls. he also addressed the leaks that have been playing his administration. praising attorney jeff sessions after saying after years of leak goes on in washington it's nice to take action. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein appearing on fox news echoing the talks of those responsible. if they violated the law we'll prosecute . including anybody who breaks the law. rosenstein also addressed the ongoing russia investigation circling the administration, specifically the news this week that the special council had emotional paneled a special grand jury. we conduct investigations and we make a determination at some point in the quoars of the investigation about whether charges are appropriate. meanwhile the administration is coming out again times article alleging that vice-president mike pence is preparing for a run for p

kristin wright is explaining how the county he lives is working to crack down on abuse. >> the 27th is the day that i got to hear my first born say, i love you mom for the >> a mother feeling the pain of one year since her only son's death. >> over the period of about six years it was a rollercoaster. >> bryant lawson's addiction to opioid's was relentless. he managed to get clean and join the navy. his mother donna french says life seemed better until he was prescribed pain meds for injury. >> he spiralled into his addiction deeper than he had ever been before. >> like so many communities, opioid addiction is plaguing st. mary's county. the number of deaths so far this year surpassing all of last. brian got help at wall den treatment center in lexington park. dr. kathleen o'bryant tells me opioid addiction has changed the fabric of this county. >> the majority of our treatment has started to become opioid related. >> tomorrow state's attorney will announce murder and manslaughter charges against drug dealers they say cause the deaths of six people. brian's mother said her son's dealer

. >>> our team coverage continues now with kristin wright. she's outside the embassy of spain in northwest dc with local reaction from people with close ties to spain. kristin. >> reporter: well, doreen, we're did talk with the embassy folks here just asking what they can say about what happened and they told us they weren't in the position to say much of anything about it. but we're did speak for just a moment with a man who was walking -- through the doors here. he's from spain and he told us he's just sad. as doreen mentioned, we're also spent time on the phone with a young woman from montgomery county who was in barcelona right now. the terrorist attack in spain is hitting close to home. alex klein from silver spring is visiting barcelona and tonight. we're spoke by phone. >> it eventually happened, 5 or 15 minutes before it happened. >> minutes that's all that separated alex that killed and wounded innocent people. >> all the ambulances passed by a few blocks. we were on our way to the bus. we're didn't know what happened and we were all

news 4 kristin wright live outside the embassy of spain in northwest dc, kristin. >> reporter: here at the embassy, both the spanish flag and the european union flag they're both flying at half staff tonight. young woman who was in barcelona right now, so let's go back and show you those images again. these are the things that she witnessed in person, being just right in that area where the attack happened. she and her fiance were on their way to the bus. this is 10 minutes before the terrorist attacks, all of a sudden the commotion and what you see on the screen here, alex did not what was going on, but once she did, she couldn't believe it and became very emotional. take a listen. >> they planned their trip from spain thinking they would did reach out to the embassy here and they told us they were not ready at this point to talk about what happened today. as the story unfolds to the night and we're learned more about what happened and make sure you download our app and sign up for any breaking news alerts. >> most of the region has been on the dry side over the last hour or so. we're

i'm kristin wright. thanks for waking up with us. also ahead this morning -- ♪ ♪ >>> you know him, you love him but does america? the latest on prince george's county choir quest to winnow owe. >> to the latest on harvey headed our way. take a look at storm team radar. you can see it's on the move and could impact your labor day weekend plans. let get to chuck with a look at that. good morning, chuck. >> hey, good morning, we're having what we would call a computer restart issue in the weather department. what's left of harvey is bringing heavy rains to parts of arkansas, mississippi, louisiana and all that moisture will eventually find its way into our backyards over the next 48 hours or so. for now, off to a quiet start this morning. temperatures mostly 50s and 60s. afternoon highs today will be a sunny and nice day to be outside. highs today mid-80s. 85 and sunshine here today. we're tracking the impacts of harvey. we'll give everything the reboot and turn it off and back on again, kristin. >> good luck. the storm is now a tropica

in stafford county, kristin leone, fox a five local news. >> can you imagine they got it from the boy scouts. let's hope they make it right muc >> it sounds like they're going. >> weather wise. nice and quiet here. a couple of showers around tonight, though. does that surprise you? a. it does. a little disturbance that's been up through pennsylvania is moving through tonight. a couple of clouds, some of them have brief heavy downpours with them. they're going to be passing through in the next two, three hours. they hewed be gone by morning, but the clouds may linger just a bit. kind of reinforcing the cool stuff is that upstairs, the cooler air a loft producing the cooler air. tomorrow will be a dry day with a mix of clouds and sun expected on friday, a couple of degrees cool ker than it was today, in fact, and then a september weekend ahead maybe 80, if not upper 70s. the feel of fall continues and of course we continue to track hurricane harvey still a category one. the forecast to strengt three before hight the texas coast late tomorrow night. it has been since 2005 since we've had

news 4's kristin wright talks to a father whose son suspected drug dealer was just charged with murder. >> reporter: taking lives far too soon. opioid addiction is a crisis across the state of maryland. st. mary's county is taking a bold approach against drug dealers. it will play out in the courthouse. his father says losing his son has been tremendously hard on the family. >> christian man. wrote beautiful music. i can't believe it. >> a grand jury indicted his son's suspected dealer desmond sloane on murder charges. darling's father says it is the right thing to do. >> i'm so proud of the governor and the state police for pursuing this because he was way too young to go. >> reporter: the state's attorney says prosecutors could bring murder charges against dealers in overdose deaths going back for years. kristin wright, news 4. >>> new at 4:00 we are getting a clearer picture of the financial relationship between your doctor and companies that make opioids. researchers say one in 12 physicians accepts some kind of payment from pharmaceutical companies. in the majority of cases the pa

back to you. >> kristin wright at the live desk. thank you. >>> back in texas, harvey continues its record breaking assault. >> cities of beaumont and port arthur are under flash flood warnings, 12 inches of rain fell there in just six get another foot of rain today. the situation called dire. the city under mandatory curfew in houston. officials are saying people were looting abandoned homes. the curfew will expire at 5:00 this morning in about a half hour. at least nine people died from the storm. there's no official number, but dozens of photos have been circulating. >>> storms like this remind us how much we take for granted. amelia draper is in texas and showed us how hard it has gotten to find food there. look at this line outside a grocery store in webster, texas. people waited more than two hours to stock up on basic stuff. back at the hotel, sat down with coast guard lieutenant to talk about what flying during harvey has been like. >> it's been weather like i've never seen, flying through visibility. now we're seeing a lot

we'll watch it closely. >> kristin, thank you. >>> 5:32. people that had to escape homes in houston received so much support and help from the community, now they have another place to go as well. joel osteen's megachurch is now a lot of people criticized that being closed. he says his site was not properly staffed, holds about 16,000 people. it's also taking in all kinds of supplies, volunteers bringing clothes, diapers and linen to help. >>> popular running and biking trail is safer after an arrest, but many that used it are still concerned. they're still worried. fairfax county police say they caught the man behind a violent attack on a young woman in rest continue, virginia. dominique chields is facing abduction and other charges, accused of dragging a woman off the sidewalk and into the woods. she said he tried to remove her clothing, then he ran away. happened near north shore drive on august 14th. after police put out a sketch, a tip led to his arrest. >>> a democrat backed candidate won special election for fairfax county school boa

kristin, what can you tell us. >>reporter: shawn and tony we actually just arrived here on the scene, on the 14,000 block of new akaid yeah lane and we're trying to get a better visual for you guys right now. it look s like based on what i'm seeing here at least we're in a more effluent comurnghts an are a bunch of townhomes in the area. again, as you mentioned ded, right now police are investigating after two bod ies, a male and a female were found either in or near the home . till a lieutenant of un answered questions as you can imagine right now in this investigation early objection to the form we're working to gather more information as we speak. so stay with us, fox5dc.com. >> we're also continuing to follow breaking multiple shotses in the district. h t is a live look at the scene of a metro bus crash. we're told the driver heard gunshots around nine:30 near minnesota avenue and 16th streets southeast. he swerved to avoid bullets that he thought were coming at the bus and ran off the road and hit a pole. we a

hi, kristin. reporter: hey, liz. after sharp criticism from several prominent republicans, not if visibly blaming the premise that for yesterday's violence. the white house putting out a new statement saying that of course president trump was including those groups in his remarks yesterday. the president said strongly in a statement yesterday that he condemns all forms of violence, bigotry and hatred and of course that includes white supremacists, neo nazi and all extremist groups. the white house security adviser also defended the president's statement saying that the media has been unfairly fixated on that one line, blaming all sides instead of focusing on the rest of the remarks. >> i for one was with the president yesterday in prod of the fact he stood up and condemn this violence and bigotry, this racial intolerance and racial bigotry cannot be condoned. >> for republican senators like lindsey graham, the new statement is certainly a step in the right direction, but still didn't have quite as much punch as if th

kristin is in new jersey with the latest on the president's reaction. allison barbers reporting from the uva medical center. we begin with doug on the ground charlottesville were governor mcauliffe tells that news conference in all three fatalities today, a very sad d day. >> indeed it was. we came to charlottesville today not expecting to see much. it had been our sense that based upon a previous klan rally here six weeks ago that the white supremacist together here at emancipation park would have their say and then be gone. it didn't turn out that way. ultimately, three fidelity's. one directly related to the protests, the other as a result of a helicopter crashing later today at the end of the day. we had been watching it hover over our site. i kept wondering as i watch the helicopter white was stationary for so long. i've heard from pilots that been stationary puts tremendous stress on the body frame. with the helicopter crash i thought, i'm not surprised to see that happen. we don't know that was the cau cause. anyway, 35 people injured today. nine

news 4 kristin wright talks to parents and gets a response from school officials. >> reporter: she'sking mom of two girls f she's running for office for the first time as a state delegate in virginia. this is a mom who wants her daughters to know women can do anything. so she says she doesn't understand how the louden county school district got it so wrong. >> in a very weird 1950s' style that you would find that we're don't have a million things on our plate that we aren't building and running our own small businesses that we aren't working outside the home. >> many moms are upset over the ad that they put in the school paper to promote their act. the headline says, are you that mom? it goes on to say, the mom who is uncen of school is. the mom who can't remember what time soccer practice ends. and don't let your yoga pants get tied in a knot. >> it really reinforced gender stereo type that seem so far out of date. >> they pulled an ad and video, they declined to talk to us on camera but said in a statement in part we're produced the video using broad satire, hoping people would not

kristin dahlgren is in barcelona with the latest. what can you tell us?s morning, the spanish government came out and briefed the media dk. >>> excuse me, we seem to be having some difficulty. here is her report right now. >> in a town north of barcelona, more arrests. the crowd yelling murderer as one suspect is taken by police. four men are now in custody allegedly linked to two attacks that left 14 dead and more than a hundred injured. five other suspected terrorists were killed, shot by police in the seaside down ocambrils after the attack there. among the dead, 17-year-old musa but this morning, spanish authorities are still on the hunt for younes because police believe he may have been the driver of the van. among the dead in barcelona, american jared tucker, celebrating his first anniversary with wife, hidedy. back home in california, his father still in shock. >> i don't know how you feel. i -- i'm not angry, necessarily. you know, but more importantly win just don't understand it. it's hard to understand how anything like that can happen. >> the

kristin, what can you tell us.r: shawn and tony we actually just arrived here on the scene, on the 14,000 block of new akaid yeah lane and we're trying to get a better visual for you guys right now. it look s like based on what i'm seeing here at least we're in a more effluent comurnghts an

fox5's kristin leone has been looking into his past. what did you find out.rter: the did i ease of arlington says believe it or not , father william aitcheson who you see here wasn't forced to speak out or step down in this case. in light of the all of the recent hate and turmoil he felt his dark past was something he needed to share with the public. keep in mind here, father aitcheson wasn't just a member of the queue cluks clan, he was one of the local leaders. he committed many hate ful crimes. forty years ago william aitcheson was the leader of a local maryland chapter of the can you cluks clan, the exawlted sigh c

first, kristin fisher live at the white house. kristin, will that statement be enough to quell the president's critics? >> i don't know if it will, but it certainly should, sandra. this was about as strong of a statement as president trump could have possibly delivered. the big question heading into these surprise remarks is will president trump once and for all finally condemn an explicitly name these white supremacist hate groups. sandra, he did just that. >> racism is evil. those that cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. including kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> now, shortly before making those remarks, president trump landed at the white house from new jersey, his working vacation in new jersey. it's supposed to be a day trip to d.c. he first met with his chief of staff, general kelly and the attorney general and the fbi director before standing in front of the cameras. critics will say this is what president trump should hav

it happened last night and kristin dahlgren is in london and has details. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. tonight, people here in london are being urged to be alert yet not alarmed as police investigate an act of terror. metropolitan police say on friday night a man drove a car directly at a police van. when officers confronted him, they say he reached for a four-foot sword, repeatedly shouting allah akbar. no members of the royal family were in the palace at the time and many tourists gathered outside were not injured. the attack came the same night a soldier was attacked in brussels. isis has claimed responsibility for that attack, lester. >> kristin dahlgren, thanks. >>> still ahead tonight, after hurricane harvey, the highly personal stories, including the experience of one man i met who survived but lost a big part of his life. >>> also, the showdown in las vegas as mayweather and mcgregor battle it out mayweather and mcgregor battle it out tonight. nick was born to move. not necessarily after 3 toddlers with boundless energy. but lower back p

i want to go to kristin fisher there as we await this press conference. hi, kristin. >> hi, trish. this is a very strong statement from president trump and should go a long way to quell his critics. he named hand condemned in no uncertain terms the white supremacists responsible for much of this weekend's violence. >> racism is evil and those that cause violence in its name a criminal and thugs including kkk, neo-nazis and white supremacist groups. >> shortly before making those comments, president trump landed in d.c. to sign an executive order about trade and china. for 30 minutes, he met with his attorney general and the fbi director that briefed him about their ongoing civil rights investigation into the car crash in charlottesville that left one dead, about 20 injured. attorney general jeff sessions described it today as a domestic -- an act of domestic terrorism. >> it does meet the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute. we're pursuing it in every way that we can make it, make a case. you can be sure we will charge and advance the investigation toward the most serio

kristin lee ' is live. >>eporter: the armed robbery happened at h this location here at the golden china out of the 12,000 block of old colombia a pike where police say the man walked inside with pepper spray in one hand and a gun in the other, terrorizing the employees working and like you mentioned, it was all caught on camera. take a closer look at the video now, very scary. police say it happened at 11:00 at night on july 21. you could see there the man was wearing a baseball cap and he walked inside with a gun in his hand pointed at a female employee. then right there you see her trying to fight him off and push the gun away from his hand. police say at one point the suspect even pulled out pepper spray and employee there near the counter he ended up taking the money from the register before he took off and we're told no one was seriously hurt in this case, but officers tell us this could have gone in a whole other direction especially because the employee ended up fighting her attacker. it's a pretty

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kristin, i put this on facebook, as well.nd a lot of people chiming in saying, by the majority so far, that they think it went too far. >> reporter: yeah. that's exactly what we're hearing from moms today. so, the louden county school district has a pretty useful app, the problem today, though, is that they decided to promote this app with an ad that is not going over well. let me show you. the headline of this ad says are you that mom. the ad goes on to say, the mom who is uncertain what the first day of school is, the mom who can't remember what time socr practice ends and don't let your yoga pants get tied in a knot. this school district came up with this ad, moms we're talked to don't like it at all. robin scott, for example, has a son in first grade in louden and a two-year-old, she's a busy mom, like so many of us. she finds the ad offensive. >> this is a discussion many of our social media groups. and i have -- you know, i think a lot of us feel the same way. i feels like this feeds into the patriarchal society. the wo