. >> reporter: cyclist lawson kraddick from hoton, texas, never imagined he'd find fame this way.r feelings about the tour de france. >> she is a doozy. >> reporter: riding in the tour de france one of the most punishing sporting events on the planet was a childhood dream, a three-week battle with epic mountain climbs, bone-rattli do cobblest crashes.dangerous >> oh! >> reporter: a lesson lawson learned on day one. >> the next thing i know, either hit a water bottle or possibly a land mine. i'm not quite too sure but i just went rocketing off the side of the road. you can kind ofom tell shing was kind of wrong immediately but it is the tour de france. you don't just stop willingly. >> reporter: it was a brutal crash. lawson had a broken shoulder, an injury that would force many riders to drop out. >> i mean i put too much work n in --oo put much work in to it to get here just to go rme. orter: teammate simon clark was with lawson after the crash. >> what i also said to him was, you're broken, but you got back up. so let's just focus on keep goinep >>ter: lawson did keep going, thr

lawson craddock is three hours and 46 minutes behind, and last on the leader board, but off the charts craddock has set up a gofundme rais to raise money for the cycling track back home where he got his start. he has raised more than $136,000 so far for a track that was hdly damaged in hurricane harvey. >> i saw everyone supporting each other after harvey and that really touched me. >> glor: craddock has the support of his family in france. posting on instagram: so today, the more pain craddock endures, the more opportunities he opens up. the more he falls back, the more he pushes others forward. >> if someone looks back in 20 years and says oh, lawson, he was a great cyclist. i truly won't be proud of that. i don't want to be known as a great cyclist. i want to do what i can in the position i'm in to help out others and really spread the love of cycling. >> glor: lawson craddock, good man. that ithe cbs evening news, on this national intern day. ere are ours. t are proud of them. they asked great questions. the future is in great hands, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captione

grueling does not begin to describe the experience this month of 26-year-old american lawson kraddick tour in last place but with the most inspiring story of that iconic race. nbc's kelly koelly kobe. >> cyclist from houston, texas, never imagined he would find fame this way. >> tell me about your feelings about the tour de france. >> she is a doozie. >> reporter: riding in the tour te france, one of the most pushing sports in the planet was a childhood dream and three-week battle with epic mountain climbs and bone rattling cobblestones and dangerous crashes. a lesson lawson learned on day one. >> the next thing i know, either hit a water bottle or possibly a land mine. i'm not quite too sure, but i just went rocketing off the side of the road and can kind of tell something is wrong immediately. but, you know, it's tour de france. you don't just stop willingly. >> reporter: it was a brutal crash. lawson had a broken shoulder and an injury that would force many riders to drop out. >> i mean, i put too much work in. i put too much work in and to get here just to go home. >> reporter: te

on day one, lawson crashed. >> i just went rocketing off the side of the road.ld kind of tell >> reporter: with a broken shoulder, he persisted. >> i put too much work into it to get here to just go home. after day one i'll see how i feel and give it my best shot tomorrow. >> reporter: despite the agony, lawson kept going. he pledged $100 a day to rebuild the track back home in houston where he trained, destroyed in hurricane harvey. fans chipped in. and tonight, the total is over $180,000. today, craddock's last-place finish wasn't even captured on camera. but he had already shown the world a different way to win. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >> he's a winner for sure. >>> when we come back, six baseball greats inducted into the hall of fame today. we'll tell you how some fans may also find their way into cooperstown history. i don't keep track of regrets. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. netynamed 'park' in the u.s. and minerals it's america

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lawson craddock is 3:46 behind, in last on the leaderboard, but off the charts somewhere else. craddock has set up a gofundme page to raise money for the cycling track back home where he got his start. he has raised more than $136,000 so far for a track that was badly damaged in hurricane harvey. >> that's just what texas is all about really. i saw everyone supporting each other after harvey and, you know, that really touched me. >> reporter: craddock has the s chance to stop to give my dad ay as they make it out to be. so today the more pain craddock endures, the more opportunities he opens up. the more he falls back, the more he pushes others forward. >> if someone looks back in 20 years and says, oh, lawson, he's a great cyclist, i truly won't be proud of that. i don't want to be known as a great cyclist, you know. i want to do what i can in the position that i'm in to help out others and really spread the love of cycling. >> that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news later i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome

." >> orning and welcome to "news 4 your sunday," i'mrika gonzalez in for pat lawson muse. so hard to believe but it is almost back to school time. in less than a month public school students will be back ins their classrh the first day of school monday august 20th. today we will be talking about global education programs in d.c. publi schools that many people may not know about. so joining me th morning to engage in this conversation is the wley, kate ireland, director of global education with dcps and carmen shepherd. good morning, ladies, and thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> just the concept of global education at an elementary, middle schl, high scho level to me is mind blowing. i was privileged to be able to water at then that college level. so to think that we've got in d.c. an portunity for students at such a young age to access this is enomenal. tell me, kate, let's start with you, about so of the key global education programs offered with dcps. >> the reason thatve the invested in this and doing these different programs is exactly as y

d >> reporter:espite the agon lawson kept going.ged $100 a day to rebuild the track back home in houston where he trained, stroyed in hurricane harvey. fans chipped in. and tonight, the total is over $180,000. today, craddock's last-placeinish wasn't even captured on camera. he had a eady shown the world a different way to win. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >> he's a winner f sure. >>> when we come back, six baseball greats amnducted in the hall of fe today. amnducted in the hall of fe today. i don't keep track of regrets. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. boost® high protein. named 'park' in the u.s. ninety-six hundred roads it's america's most popular street name. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? you know how painful heartburn can be. fg fast-acting

on day one, lawson crashed. >> i just went rocketing off the side of the road.d kind of tell something was wrong. >> reporter: with a broken shoulder, he persisted. >> i've put too much work to get here just to go home after day one, so i'll see how i feel and, you know, do my best shot tomorrow. >> reporter: despite the agony, kept going. he pledged $100 a day to rebuild the track back home in houston where he trained, destroyed in hurricane harvey. fans chipped in ander $180,000. his captured on camera. he'd already shown the world a different way to win. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >> all right, lawson, real houston strong there. >> lost there, but big win for the community, especially there in houston. >> they are all so proud. >>> just ahead, keeping up with the carters. the obamas steal a show at the beyonce/jay-z concert. >>> and mcdonald's making its own mccurrency. he thinks it smt his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone nosebl

going to be missy operation lawson coming after germany's exit in the world cup group stage there's still debate bubbled up again germany team manager all of a f.a. chief. added fuel to the fire with kinda urging israel to explain his meeting with . the german f.a. have since said that they were aggressors is decision and concede f.-l. you to adequately support him but aim to continue the integration efforts and fight against racism. let's get more on this from across harrington from v.w. sports and if kareem from d.w. news welcome both let's start with you across the german football association that if the seems to have sidestepped mezzo as its criticisms of its president grendel by saying that the organization is not racist yes they did say they believe me touch on something they did mention prior to disclose that you know saying that they're not racist they did say that you know they acknowledge the fact that there are self-critical and didn't really handle the post photo situation properly but in regards to the races claims are saying the d.s.p. has been long associated with our ambas

going to be missy opposition lawson coming off to germany's exit in the world cup group stage the debate bubbled up again germany team manager all of a big f.a. chief. added fuel to the fire with kindle urging israel to explain his meeting with . the german f.a. have since said that they regrets israel's decision and concede to failure to adequately support him but i am to continue the integration efforts and fight against racism. as it will from chris harrison from day to welcome chris and so that the d.s.p. the german football association has published a statement what has i said well basically it's a p.r. statement they started off by thinking as it was ill for his remarkable service and they say that he made a decisive contribution to germany success in twenty fourteen in brazil they of course won the world cup they also touched on the photo with the turkish president and they said it did raise questions by the german media and they did can see. it it made it that they didn't handle the situation is as good as they could have you know in regard to all of the backlash the media was yo

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on day one, lawson icrashed. >>ent rocketing off the side of the road. i could tell sething was wrong. >> reporter: with a broken shoulder, he persisted. >> i put too much work t in get here just to go home after day one. i will s how i feel and give it my best shot tomorrow. >> reporter: despite the agony, lawson kept going. he pledged $100 a day to rebuild the track back home in houston where he trains, destroyed in hurricane harvey. fans chipped in, and tonight the total is over $180,000. today, craddock'sast place finish wasn't even captured on camera, but he had already showe world a different way to win. kelly cobiella, nbc news. >>> a historiclection for zimbabwe is underway that could determine the country's future forears to come. you are looking at the enormous lines a polling situations in that rar ioa, the ns capital. this is the nation's first election without meg bay on the ballot after his f nearlyr decade rule. some say this election is critical for the african nation he is democraticjourney. >>> robert wilkie will officially be sworn in

i'm pat lawson muse. the march on washington film festival kicks off this sunday, ten days of films, performances and more. according to festival organizers the vision is radefined in c and brought to life, stories of icons and foot soldiers from the civil rights movement. to educate, inspire, and motivate people to better understand our history. joining us this morning artistic director of the march on washington film festival and author and journalist and a festival board member. welcome. thank you both for joining us. >> thanks for having us. as the artistic director, tellb us the kinds of film you look for and howgeou put this er. >> we start after the festival ends, some of the are of civil rights we want to cover.ee we what is coming out. this year we have a film that came out this year. some are brand-new, just out in theaters >> and do people submit them or do you seek them out? >> i seek them out. sometimes people say we have a film -- one i heard from a friend. it's a bit of both. >> in addition

lawson craddick injured his shoulder.eledged $100 a day for each stage he finishes for a track he trained on back in houston. fans chipped in. this thing took off. >>nd talk about determination and the human spirit. this morning, the total is over $220,000. incredible. >> he was the last to finish. you didn't see that on the cameras but he's winning other ways. >>> still ahead, news 4,oday is t day. major construction work beginning on a local bridge. it wilpa your commute. what you need to know before you head out the door. >> and abs bomll report. details a secret surveillance program within the tsa. how quiet skies followspa engers who are not on a watch list. "news today" continues next. >>> "news 4 today" arts now. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. a >> i'mie goff, in for aaron gilchri gilchrist. monday is here, fol leaglowing autiful weekend thawe dant wanit to end. >>> let's check in with sheen ya parveenor our forecast. >> we had a good weekend and i hope you were ableo enjoy it. this week, the rainy pattern i

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. >>> right now we are tracking a rollover accident along northbound 101 at lawson hill road. looks like it's on the off ramp there. we have speeds in the green if you're getting through that stretch. it's very early and traffic has been light. if you're heading through the area, do be careful. there could be flashing lights or a lane taken away once the tow truck gets there. other than that, looking good in the south bay. 580 had overnight road work, couple lanes shut down for some paving but that's wrapped up. still seeing the slowdowns, speeds below 5 miles an hour stop and go out to 680. travel time here in the red, so leave the house now. back to you. >>> now to the late nest thailand to rescue 12 soccer players and their coach. this is a live look at the mission right now. they have been stranded in a flooded cave for more than a week. >> reporter: thai navy seals released this video, showing the moment on monday all 12 members of the missing soccer team and their coach were found. anxious family members and friends, some of whom set up camp outside the cave, rejoiced. s

unicef spokesperson in cox's bazar alastair lawson—tancred joins us via webcam from cox's bazar.ps. well, we have had very heavy rain over the last week. on one day we had 350 millilitres in the refugee camp alone. this causes huge problems for the refugees because on one hand they have to face an intense flooding risk, and on the other they have to face the risk of landslides, so it does cause enormous disruption, but i'm pleased to say the rain has now abated, but that hasn't done anything really to mitigate concerned about the landslide danger, because the geologists here warned, although the landslides have stopped temporarily, the danger has not disappeared because the water seeps into the hills, the sand dunes where the refugees live in their camps, and the landslide danger is still very much there. what happens to those people? it's one thing evacuating people? it's one thing evacuating people from their homes, but if they are already in refugee camps, where do they go? the agencies here are trying to relocate those refugees in areas deemed susceptible to landslides to saf

our own pat lawson is hosting the event today at the national cathedral.he film "father's kingdo" it is abo the life of african-american spiritual adviser father devine. he was a staorch advocate desegregation and establishing anti-lynching laws. open t nbc washington app for more film festival events. >>> finally tonight, kensington palace sharing some new and adorable pictures of the littlest british royal. taket look this tender moment between new mom kate middleton and baby prince louis. his brother george and princess charlotte appearing in the photos. these were taken after prince louis' christening last week. meghan markle and prince harry with sed for the photo the entire royal family. you see them there in the left t.nd corner. >>> all ri one final check of the weather because it's going to get interesting around here the nexo coup days. >>> most definitely. we're in for a ride. tomorrow highs in the low to mid-90s. isolated showers but the bigger talk is going to be the feel-like temperatur, 100-plus degrees inside the district and surrounding ar

his name is lawson craddock. >> there's no video of it.ance in last place. of course, just finishing is a huge achievement. >> of course. but craddock had fierce pain after crashing and breaking his shoulder on the first day of the race. it's uphill from there. he's believed to be the first rider to ever be in last place for the entire race. he said it was a dream to compete. he wasn't going home after that first day. >> that is an interesting accomplishment. >> that's the spirit. >>> job prospects are looking up for a homeless web developer. who found himself living on a park bench. >> dave casarez has been asking for help. on a coroner silicon valley. he doesn't want money. he wants people to take his resume. jasmine sms scofield saw him and asked people to retweet it. >> i was like, why not take a shot at doing something like hat? i tell myself, all i need is just one person to take my resume and say, hey, i'm going to give an opportunity to this guy. i was not expecting for it to go viral. you know. like it did. >> he's already receive

that was like margaret thatcher and nigel lawson and geoffrey howe with the appointment of alan waterss lows as the leader of the brexit protest group, then boris loses a bit of street cred and he had to go as well. you will know the analogy i will draw, is theresa may now in the position thatjohn major was in 1995 she effectively should not wait for a leadership challenge, she should provoke them and say, if you want me out, let us have the leadership challenge? it is an option, but i think she would win. there is no consensus as to who to put in her place and i think there is a sense in that. the likely alternatives would be saying the same things and asi would be saying the same things and as i have said, there is no point in changing the singer unless you change the song. lord heseltine, former deputy prime minister and a man who effectively brought down margaret thatcher back in 1990, thank you forjoining us on this special. you've been watching a bbc news special —on what has been an extraordinary day at westminster. we'll have more for you in the next hour — but first it's time

the in charge of violation official secrets act and could face up to four tedious and present sets lawson has more from bangkok. this is of course a trial that everyone around the world was watching me and mark is watching very closely because it's not only seen as a task for press freedom because as you know in two thousand and twelve it became much more freer for the media in them myanmar before it was extremely restricted it was one of the most restrictive media in asia but in suddenly there was this new spring a lot of more freedom people could go in journals could go and report on stories of i'm trying to achieve became the state conflict that was still going on there was still this freedom but then of course the rohingya crisis the whole crackdown happened against the ranger and of course this is now seen as a strong warning by the military to all media all journalist in myanmar not to investigate what actually has happened against the ranger because that was exactly what the reuters journalists were doing they had investigated this massacre of ten men in a particular village and in

hybrid between a fin well which icelandic whale is do have a quota and the ban on blue whale kristen lawson he runs the company that killed the whale says his whale is acted in good faith their way is working for us they've been doing it for decades and to be. here and when be approached. in which. they went after news one i think for one hour there is no question in my mind. nothing else when it was taken but turned out to be a hybrid these are images of a fin well being legally processed at the whaling station most of the products are exported to japan the killing of the hybrid well which is banned from export has led to more cools for the industry to be finally halted in iceland this hunting is very inaccurate they cannot know the difference between a hybrid bluefin wage and in which they cannot make a distinction that's what they say between the two so you know for that sake they should absolutely stop it. so this is where ships come in from the ocean with their catch and take it up the fuel to the processing plant for about one hundred days between june and september and this year they

one hundred years after we took the ball you know i say that's obviously wrong you know the brits lawson pyar really at the end of world war one and they became they had to realize they were broke because they are a parasitic society they don't really make stuff they're not a manufacturing society would really have nothing british petroleum the city of london lloyds one of the great schemes of all time that's how they make money so now that they're with leaving b. you know colony we don't think nothing they've got northern ireland they can beat up on the irish people the middleby about it they will sail down to falklands again now they won't be deploying power in the state this is a good job the falklands to go back to argentina they could if they wanted to i don't think anyone cares age is over but it's a transition in the world economy is going to change as well because if the u.s. says to the chinese no you can't steal our ip anymore no we're not going to allow you free access to the u.s. market unless you give us free access to u.s. china relationship is fundamentally changing is it

hybrid between a fin well which icelandic whale is do have a quota and the ban on blue whale kristen lawson he runs the company that killed the whale says his whale is acted in good faith their way is working for us they've been doing it for decades and the. time here and when being approached him and then when even in which. they went after his one i think for one hour there is no question in my mind. nothing else than a pin way when it was taken but turned out to be a hybrid these are images of a fin well being legally processed at the whaling station most of the products are exported to japan the killing of the hybrid well which is banned from export has led to more cools for the industry to be finally halted in iceland this hunting is very inaccurate they cannot know the difference between a hybrid bluefin wage and often which they cannot make a distinction that's what they say between the two so you know for that sake they should absolutely stop it. so this is where to whaling ships come in from the ocean with their catch and take it up the field to the processing plant to hunt for abo

. >>> all right, good morning, i'm meteorologist frances lawson. here we go with live doppler 7, and the satellite image with low clouds and the marine layer. you can see it's into parts of the east bay through the bay and even parts of the peninsula an and south bay. there's mist and drizzle possible as well. and bringing visibility down to a mile, petaluma seven miles. and here you'll find some gray skies over the san jose airport. temperatures right now mainly in the 50s and 60s. in san francisco it's 59, oakland , half moon bay 57 degrees. let's check out the bay bridge, still looking pretty gray out there, and it will be for the next few hours. and santa rosa, 59, low 60s right now through napa, novato, fairfield, concord at 63, livermore at 63 degrees. our forecast animation over the next few hours, it will show the showers pulling back by lunchtime. and this afternoon we'll see mainly sunny conditions with the exception of the coast where those clouds will linger throughout the day. and then even by 11:00, mostly clear, it will spill in agai

he suggests theresa may should cut taxes to raise revenue, like nigel lawson.ose two. they have had high profile fights which have been documented across the press. i think the backdrop is that he has been lobbying for more money for defence. obviously there has been this £20 billion cash injection for the nhs which will have to be paid for by increases in tax. he isn't going to get his money now and he is throwing the cat amongst the pigeons by saying, we should be looking at tax cuts. in normal circumstances, quite extraordinary, the defence secretary making up economic policy on the horse. but it feels quite normal. —— on the hoof. out of control, you might say. it is extraordinary how these stories get into the paper. they are all eyeing off the leadership, is that is what is going on? quite interesting tactics from williamson. obviously no love lost between chancellor and the defence secretary, but possibly philip hammond is going to have to do things in the budget that will be quite on top lot. we have a story in the guardian a few weeks ago, he is thinki

on the differences between how men and women vote for candidates, davis dave lawson tweeted, as of this week, dems have nominated women in 85 of the 179 of '18 house races. the gop, 17%. here to help analyze the ramifications of a widening gender gap, my guests. margie, we're used to splits in dem graphings, college, noncollege, weekly church attendance, race, ethnicity. my sense is there has never been a gender partisan split like what we are seeing now. is that true? >> well, there's been a gender gap since 1980. so this is not new. what is new, i think, is how pervasive this is. it is not just about women voters. the quinnipiac poll you mentioned is. there's a poll a few week bag shows that trump doesn't respect womens which pretty astounding. we are seeing this surge in women candidates which is incredible. it is so pervasive. up and down the ticket. not just congressional races, how well they're doing, how excited people are. and the continued anticipation of women voters relative to republicans in their primaries. which are far more evenly divided between men and women. women don'

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. >> and i'm pat lawson muse. >>> a huge police presence from ne4's megan mcgrath in just a second. we can show y aerials of chopper 4 over the scene. what we've heard is that polic were dispatched to the scene after the report of an active shooter. but right now, we cannot confirm lly took ooting act place. this is, again, at medstar washington hospital center. we can also tell you that we've heard from t hospital that it is not on lockdown. >> news 4's megan mcgrath is on the scene for us right now. what do you know? what can you tell us? >> reporter: let me step out of the way. you can see for yourself here the activity that we have re. now, within the hour, that report of a possible active shooter situation came in. that's what brought authorities here. we have both police department responding here to the c ccerenter at washington hospital centert now a this point, it is very important to emphasize that nothing has been found. a hospital spokesperson says that the hospital is not on victims have no been found. police, however, on the scene investigating the call. and a little b

court justices in addition to the four he had already spoken to including thomas hardiman and joe lawsonnd mike lee who had told you he was honored to be considered at all and added he thought the phone call interview with the president went very well but hard to predict which way the president is headed. despite not being able to predict, some conservatives are exploring among themselves which of these candidates already interviewed are more true to the cause as the president of this rare chance to put his stamp on the court. controversy focused on some social conservatives spreading where they do not believe one finalist who is tough enough in his opposition to abortion rights. another finalist, amy barrett. some of this opposition is being pushed by officials with march for life, very influential and all annual margin washington. mike pence among the luminaries who have spoken there. conservatives raising questions about cavanagh's commitment to overturn obamacare. to that second best-selling author jd vance wrote to his defense fealty to principal sometimes requires setting aside one

lawson craddick injured his shoulder and cut his eye.espite the cinsh, he kept he pledged $100 a day for each stage he finishes for a track he trained on back in houston. fans chipped in. there was a egofundme p for this campaign. >> the total, over ,0$2. really showing what a champion really is to a endure of that pain. it's hard enough as it is. >> a true warrior with a lot of heart. he is helping otherpeople, now, too. how is that for monday motivation? he still ahead, today is day major construction work is beginninal on a loc bridge. it will impact your ycommute. whou need to know before you head outdohe . >>> and a bombshell report, details on a surveillance program within the tsa. how quiet skies apparently follows passengers who are not on a watch list. it's 5:56. news 4 today continues next. >>> news 4 today, what work on the g.w. parkway meansor your commute. >>>trump and rober mueller, what he says about the man at the head of the investigation in a personal way. >>> and news 4kis worng for you on how you can keep your basemen

julie lawson is here from mayor's office. what isngride is pic up?ntroduce it with main rescue alliance, pick up after your't pets and det poop get tracked into your car or house. >> it's the neighborly thing to do. number two, it does spread disease. between dogs. that's how they transfer disease a lot of times so it's important to pick it up foron that re >> it's not fertilizer. >> it's not fertilizer. eresn't work that way. not like o animals. it doesn't fertilize the lawn and itevakes forer for decompose. pick it up. it's the right thing to do. >> and p you have bags. >> everybody has seen them. poop bags a different stanchions in the city. clip that to your dog's collar and put poop bags in it. >> very easy. do it all the team. it's a peeves cake. also don't forget clear the thelters is coming up saturday, august 18 find out more on the nbc washington app. >>hanks, sheena. >>> it is the new normal in the uk. residents o pedge. ple who live there fear that they will be the next victim of a nerve agentattack. >> two d.c. firefighters could be faci

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. >> news 4's darcy sncer has been there on the scene for hours now, and we're hearing the bear got away. what happened? >> reporter: leon, you're not going to believe this. yes this, got away, but i just got an update that police were able to track down thear they had already hit it with a tranquilizer gun so i think he kind o passe out and they were able to capture them. all of this unfoed rightere behind me in this backyard. he was up in this tree for several hours. they hit him with aui trazer gun, and eventually he came down. we want to show you some video. theeear was in tree from around 1:00 this afternoon until about 3 e0 wherything unfolded very quickly aft. after they shot him with the tranquilizer tree he hung out in the tree for some time and then decided to climb down the tree. hopefully you're seeing the video. very amazing to see him climb down. climbed him down quickly and sort of threw p a lot ofple off guard. they knew something like that could happen when you hit him with the gun. took off across the yard and ran across the street into some ot

i'm put lawson mousse. >> and i'mr wenter reg sitting in for leon harris. is in effect for parts of d.c. and northern virginia and storm team 4's amelia draper is joining us from the storm center. always comes at a bad time. >> we've had over two and a half inches of rainfall reported at the airport at reagan national so we've been dry for the lastr weeks around here, but this rain changes that. mainly now i parts of prince george's county. this severe thunderstorm is moving towards the east at about 30 miles an hour, so moving towards dunkirk at about 4:13 and owings at 4:20. if you're in prince george's county right now you are getting clobbered with lots of lightning and very heavy rainfall and you'll continue to see that for another 20 to 30 minutes, so much so that parts of prince george's county including clinton, maryland under a sere thunderstorm warning that will go for another 15 minutes until 4:15, a severe thunderstorm warning, and then we havefl a d warning for that two and a half inch rainfall amount for rts of the district. this includes nats

. >> i'm p lawson muse. some metro bus riders ma be waiting longer today. >> and it's all because a lot of metro bus workers didn't show up for work on time. >> justin is live at friendship heights metro. so what's this all about, justin? >> reporter: it began early this morning with calls from sever bus riders to news4 saying their buses were late and some buses they say they never saw. they were frustrated and confused, many taking taxis and ubers to work. metro did acknowledge those delays and also sent out a tweet saying you should be seeing this tweet going out about 8:30 saying some metrobus service is experiencingelays dueo bus operators reporting late to work as part of a collective action by their union. management is doing everything possible to continue to minimize delaysin about 40es we saw this from atu local 689. th reference many of those workers and says the metro gm can call this a collective labor action by their union, but the are the workers of wmata saying they do not have confidence in

put lawson muse is in the newsroomeeping an eye on the effort. >> if you were praying for a miracle youne. as m thaiitary official said though it's not over yet. however, everyone is breathing a big sigh of relief that the soccer team has been found a they are all alive. they all appear to be alert. going to show you some video from deep inside a cave complex in thailand and these are the 12 young members of that soccer team. they are all between the ages of 11 and 16. rescue crews are now trying to igt them some medical attention while theye out how to get them out of the cave. the team was taking a tour when heavy rain flooded out the narrow passagewa and trapped them inside that cave. crews have been trying to reach eam for days, but those rescue efforts were stopped after several creer members electrocuted during the search. along . military team with crews from other countries are now helping with the rescue effort. we'll keep you updated on the story and bring you any new developments. >> pats, thanks so much. >>> ten years later and the lines are still out the door at georgetoup

. >>> i'm pat lawson muse at the ne desk.ice have issued an am bert alert for a pair of children who ie missing and could be danger. they are looking for 9-year-old kingston perry-mnd th-old cena perry. investigators think the children could be with35-year-old dwight perry. they say he stabbed his girlfriend this morning at a home in gaithersburg and then took off with these two children, his two children. police say dwight perry is driving a blue toyota camera with maryland tag number 5df8922. let's take you live up to chopper 4 right now. police continue their search and investigation. cruisers are still in the neighborhood. officers are looking for 9-year-o kingston per and 18-month-old cena perry. news 4'se jac benson is headed to the scene and will have a up. report coming leon >> thank you, pat. >> many people around the country d to google the name judge brett kavanaugh now. >> around these parts a l folks have known him for decades. president trump's supreme court pick grew up in maryland and play high school sports i

>> i'm pat lawson meuse with more breaking news here at the livek. four people have been killed in a terror attack in central asia, and at least up of them is from washington, d.c. 29-year-old lren ann gohagen was attacked in a senseless car and kni attack. a car mode down seven cyclists in the country of tajikistan and the occupants got out and started to stab the cyclist. her parents said her daughter was on a year long bicycle trip with her partner jay austin. she worked in undergrad admissions at georgetown. isis claimed responsibility for this attack, but u.s. officials have not confirmed the terror group's involvement in this. we'll continue to update you a we learn more. back to you in the studio. leon? >> thank you, pa closer to home, they moved in and out in a matter of seconds. thieves targeting ahigh-end store in the middle of the day in chevy chase. tonight we're hearing from awh n saw two of the suspects making off with some pricey purses from the saksth f avenue. >> our pat collins is in chevy chase with a story you'll see ly here onews

why do they need this lawson's californians are so superior to the rest of us? virtue signaling. it's a bunch of elected officials trying to tell their constituents how much they care. it does tell you their priorities. just now, you had a story about an illegal immigrant in whittier where my kid lived, whittier, california, who took a chainsaw to his wife. >> shannon: allegedly. >> it's more serious. maybe elected official should be looking at that instead of worrying with what we drink. >> shannon: will not come to a consensus but leslie, he gave you a lot of nice complement there. we will leave it at that and see you next week. thank you. up next, a discovery. scientists believe they may have found liquid water on mars. where there is water, there is often life. that story is m next. thanks to their fast approval process, when it came time to buy a new car, we got everything we needed to transport my wife's little bundle of joy... ...who i just adore. navy federal credit union, our members are the mission. too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with

i'm pat lawson meuse. >> and i'm erika gonzalez.tanding by when rain will hit your neighborhood. >> the best chance already afternoon and evening hours and we'll have pnty of dry time and take a look at storm team 4 radar. this is what we're dealing with potentially each day through friday. rounds of rain moving through the area and yellows and oranges here on the radar. some moderate to heavy rain, and you can see t rain in parts of loudoun and fairfax county parts of prince william county, arlington and alexandria. towards bow around 6:30. >> otherwise we're at 75 degree w by 7:00 p.mre still track scattered rain out thereto with the temperature of 74 by 9:00 p.m.,ki cloudy in the metro area likely dry and everybody dry by amidnight, at that point we'll see areas of fog form and a temperature of 72. more rain is in the forecast tomorrow. the potential for some storms on wednesday. i'll have more on impacts and if we c ald be dealing wit flooding again this week coming up in my full forecast right around 5:00. >> thanks, amelia. do

the stadium, especially since the all-star game is not a nashville ga-- >> chris lawrence and pat lawson, that's it for today, news4 continues. >>> hoello, everyone. it looks like it's going to be a beautiful day ahead. >> two great starts in a row, if you take a live look outside, we're looking at a nice, clear start and a little bit of a breeze out there, sunrise, very, ver pubeautiful this morning over union station. and lauren rickettstasing by with all the news, you talked president the rising humidity, the tk about showers coming our way. >> we still have a chance for showers,o showers out there right now, but as you see a betiful sun rise, just about fi five minutes to 6:00. but still, looking good out there throughout the day, the midity will rise, we do have that breeze that angie was talking about, and winds are going to be anywhere in 5 t 15 miles an hour. we'll take those temps up today, into theow 90s, going to feelmi closer to thto upper 90s, due to increasing humidity out there. we're going talking more about that timing it out for you coming up in about 35 minutes. we are

because when we need the eu, meeting will end the direct effects of the eu law and the u.k., and al lawson the u.k. will be passed in westminster and belfast. our parliament would have the sovereign ability to reject any proposals if it's so chose, recognizing it will be including market access. second, we will ensure a fair trading environment. under our proposal, the u.k. into you would incorporate strong encyclical commitments. we will establish cooperative arrangements on competition, and we will commit to maintaining high regulatory standards for the environment, climate change, unemployment, and consumer protection. third, we would need to join the institutional framework to provide a consistent framework and application of eu agreements that both parties. this will be done in the u.k. by u.k. court, and in the eu by eu court. framework would also divide a robust inappropriate means for the resolutions dispute, including through the establishment of a joint committee of representatives from the u.k. and eu. it would respect the autonomy of the u.k. and the eu's legal orders and be ba

hybrid between a fin well which icelandic whale is do have a quota and the ban on blue whale kristen lawson he runs the company that killed the whale says his whale is acted in good faith their wages working for others may be doing it for decades. to be. here and when be approached. in which. they went after that is what i think for one hour it is no question in my mind. nothing else than a finn way when it was taken but turned out to be a hybrid these are images of a fin well being legally processed at the whaling station most of the products are exported to japan the killing of the hybrid well which is banned from export has led to more coolies for the industry to be finally heated in iceland this hunting is very inaccurate they cannot know the difference between a hybrid bluefin wage and often which they cannot make a distinction that's what they say between the two so you know for that sake they should absolutely stop it. so this is workable is to willing ships come in from the ocean with a catch and take it up the field to the processing plant to hunt for about one hundred days a year