sierra leone west africa. in one thousand nine hundred eight in one thousand nine hundred nine nigerian peacekeepers murdered raped and tortured sierra leonean civilians. and got away with it. all. this footage of the nigerian peacekeepers i got up but it was filmed by a local cameraman sorious samura unbroke cost around the world seventeen years ago in a documentary called cry freetown. there was a silent majority sophie. the nigerians had been invited to protect civilians by the sierra leonean government which was embroiled in a brutal civil war against rebel positions but instead of being protectors many became butchers. after the end of the conflict in two thousand and two a united nations funded tribunals established to prosecute serious crimes committed during the civil war. but the nigerian crimes were ignored brushed under the carpet of history. after eighteen years of silence a team of international lawyers is reopening the case. file a story i believe this case representing victims that have suffered

sierra leone west africa. in one thousand nine hundred eight in one thousand nine hundred nine nigerian peacekeepers murdered raped and tortured sierra leonean civilians. and got away with it. all. this footage of the nigerian peacekeepers i got up but it was filmed by a local cameraman sorious samura and broke cost around the world seventeen years ago in a documentary called cry freetown. there was a silent majority sophie. the nigerians had been invited to protect civilians by the sierra leonean government which was embroiled in a brutal civil war against rebel militia. but instead of being protectors many became butchers. after the end of the conflict in two thousand and two a united nations funded tribunals established to prosecute serious crimes committed during the civil war. but the nigerian crimes were ignored brushed under the carpet of history. after eighteen years of silence a team of international lawyers is reopening the case. file a story of saddam i believe this case representing victims that ha

government of sierra leone must decide if it's going. to fight the case all respond to the month that they take on responsibility for establishing a process of accountability for crimes committed by nigerian peacekeepers almost two decades ago. we all stand on cheering on to respond to the issues raised by this film we have not yet had a reply. it was a big problem because it was different people admired him he was the center of night life in beirut and he married miss universe hugh was a buoyant character on the other and a ruthless operative fighting for the palestinian cause some israeli intelligence sources claim that he planned the operation and for years those really trying to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has son salaam the hunt for the red prince. he. was. the wild west previously where the average person couldn't touch and tell if a post had been sponsored all paid for in some way does this update you now have to have the kind of support that he needs we bring you the stories to the shaping the

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leon harris has more. >> reporter: that's right, doreen. that is the action that's i'm here at the live desk in the newsroom, and christine blasey o 's attorney spoke with republican and democratic lawyers on the senate judiciary committee. sources telling nbc news that dr. ford says she is willing to appear before the committee next thursday at the earliest she say she can't testify on monday. that's not enough time for her. dr. ford also says she's willing to appear at a public hearing, but she doesn't want judge kavanaugh in the room with her at the same time. she's also concerned about her safety. >> she's justlm undert unimaginable pressure. >> they're giving her an option. the option is show up monday or don't show up at all. i consider that to be bullying. >> gop senator chuck grassley heads the committee. the chairman's office says that he is committed to providing a fair forum for both ford and kavanaugh. in a new letter, kavanaugh says that he's ready to testify ltnday and once again he denied sexually assg dr. ford more than 30 y

the special called for sierra leone was established in two thousand and two to prosecute those most responsible for serious crimes committed during the war. sharma hendra was one of the prosecutors at the court and he is now the driving force behind the renewed effort to seek justice a special court didn't have to stick. over nigerian troops we had video evidence. the whole world has seen what has happened. and it has been probably the easiest cases to prosecute and we did it there was just talking peace silence. of victims of economic crimes. eighteen years of combined eighteen years of inaction against these nigerian troops despite the most compelling evidence any prosecutor could possibly have that comment or rated. over sixteen seventeen years i have this tapes here if you're slightly bare you know got three doors armed care you know thinkin we seen somebody should just. do something about these. when the call came from karim and shamila i was excited to find them this tapes are going to be useful these tapes are going to be used in a court of law to actually bring. some of these people to

sierra leone west africa. in one thousand nine hundred eight in one thousand nine hundred nine nigerian peacekeepers murdered raped and tortured sierra leonean civilians. and got away with it. all. this footage of the nigerian peacekeepers to get up but was filmed by a local cameraman sorious samura unbroke cost around the world seventeen years ago in a documentary called cry freetown. there was a silent majority sophie. the nigerians have been invited to protect civilians by the sierra leonean government which was embroiled in a brutal civil war against rebel positions but instead of being protected as many became butchers. after the end of the conflict in two thousand and two a united nations funded tribunals was established to prosecute serious crimes committed during the civil war. but the nigerian crimes were ignored brushed under the carpet of history. after eighteen years of silence a team of international lawyers is reopening the case. file a story of saddam i believe this case representing victims tha

you leon but. lucas a large. and leon bailey all great talents but the ball just didn't want to go in typical laver coos and their five time buddhist leader runners up in two thousand and two they made it all the way to the champions league final and guess what they finished second can they shake this reputation it always seems to be the same explanation. that had it all under control in the first half plenty of chances we just couldn't put it in a mountain. nothing works for the hosts in the first half so mine's figured they'd give it a go. rob inquiries on pounced on a missed play ball in the forty seventh minute piling on to laver couzens misery and making it one know. until the ref rescued leverkusen from again falling behind. handball and the goal was disallowed. not the labor force. i just as fans were settling in for what seemed to be yet another disappointment leverkusen somehow managed to get the ball over the line i nineteen year old german national team starlit sky high fence with the goal his third go

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only we know what's going on. >> reporter: and leon bridges is no longer shy about his talent. ♪ i gott think i've figured that out yet. but i just want to prove to the world that i'm a great muse significance. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time hll exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> we end this half hour with a history lesson taught by a 4th grader. steve hartman found her story on the road. >> reporter: what are you here for? >> soccer game. >> reporter: 10-year-old sarah haycox was walking through this park in shoreline washington. a year ago? >> yes. >> reporter: when she came across something curious. like the beginning of a mystery. >> yes. >> reporter: a plaque. it was clearly a tribute, but to who? >> 1930 through 1969. i'm like, wow, that's a short life. i did the quick malgt in my head. he died at 39? >>

we'll keep up posted.re , jim, back to you. >> all right, leon. we know it very likely that no criminal charges will ever come of this allegation. federally or locally. >> as news 4's jackie bensen reports tonight,he story blasey ford told "the washington post" is familiar to many o victims wen have no legal recourse. >> reporter: well, jim, this is a national story, b it has deep roots here in montgomery county. another letter of support tonight for dr. ford from men and women who grew up re, telling her, your story is our story. the draft document circulating online for signatures bears the itle "an open letter to dr. christine blasey ford." it reads in part, "we are the men andre women who up in the same word as both you and brett kavanaug we attended the same elite private schools, country clubs and churches. and we believeyou." the letter goes on to say, "we know the terrible impactf sexual assault, coercive behavior and hassment that presaided the culture of our youth and continues toy,y." >> toda there's nothing ret retroactively that can b

leon? >> reporter: that's ysright, the next act of this incredible journey, this drama opens up tomorrow morning whenhe committee meets at 9:30 to vote on judge kavanaugh. tonight, the entire republican conference in the senate met to discuss what they heard in today's hearing. >> dr. ford is a veryreble witness. she has an allegation that three people have not supported. judge k ganaugh did aat job. i think walking through the calendar he's created, following after his father's footstep provided a lot of credibility. >> reporter: the judiciary committee is 11-10, in favor of republicans. and right now, there only blican on the committee who seems to be anywhere near sitting on the fence iseff flake, and tonight, the man from arizona is not giving any clue as to how he's going to vote. now, a full senate vote could still hpen if kavanaugh doesn't get the 11 votes he needs in the committee, but then hisur f could rest on four senators, republicans flake, susan collins, lisa murkowski and dem

leon? >> you watched the whole thing play out today, and you know, you can't tell the story of this fire without talking about the d.c. firefighters and the u.s. marines who rushed in to help.>> hese are our neighbors, wem help the out, they're always there for us, we try to do that for them. >> reporter: news 4 cameras were there as dozens ofes marin ran across a soccer field toward a burning building. no one calledhem for help. they just saw the flames and jumped into action. >> we werearrying pweple any way could, whatever assistant they needed. >> reporter: captain trey gregory, one of the marines ran in while flames were shooting from orooftop rooftop. >> we went in there together. >> reporr: on the other side of the building, d.c. firefighters using ladders to rescuepeople. firefighters, marines and buildibuild ing staff taking people out on gurneys and wheelchairs. all the flames, and the roof collapse. >> there it is, there it is. >> reporter: but only minor injuries. thanks to some

su madre es originaria de mcallen, y su padre, de monterrey en nuevo león.uis aceptó el reto y comenzó a trabajar medio tiempo en las noches y días festivos. luis: poco a poquito fui ganando confianza y mejorando mi estilo. >> a su vez, siguió adelante con su carrera de músico. cuando tenía 28 años, su grupo llegó a firmar un contrato con una disquera en houston que los movería al otro lado de la frontera. aunque antes tendrían que registrarse en la secretaría de comercio. luis: ahí me encontré a lupita. estaba sentada en su escritorio, y me gustó. lupita: ¿en qué le puedo servir? "tengo un grupo y queremos empezar a tocar acá en méxico. tengo que registrar al grupo". yo le di los requisitos como a cualquier otro. >> para luis, lupita ya no era una funcionaria más, pues había quedado hechizado. luis: lo guapa, su forma de hablar. muy profesional. la mujer ideal que yo andaba buscando. lupita: Él empezó muy insistente por si no entendía lo que tenía que hacer. le dije que solamente vaya al banco y haga el pago. >> luis aún conserva la tarjeta que lupita le di

artanxa: el director mexicano alfonso cuarÓn ganó el leÓn de oro su pelÍcula roma.os resto. la tumba descubierta en 1940fue restaurada y venta con recÁmaras, pintadas con escenas, matrimonio entre dos... felix: cuando regresemos les tenemos la historia de un ratico que se gastÓ una de sus siete vidas. ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ felix: una mujer de los angeles sale rumbo a su trabajo cuando escucho un aullido que salÍa de su auto. cuando se detuvo, descubriÓ a un gatito. aratnxa: el concesionario estaba dispuesto a ayudar... un amigo trajo unas herramientas y los algo.an seiÍ y gracias por la sintonÍa. nos vemos maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

gilberto leÓn nos trae detalles.as tardes, a pesar de que esta medida fue aprobada por la legislatura y el senado de california, todavÍa tiene que ser firmada en ley por el gobernador de ese estado. crÍticos dicen queno es justo que el consumidor tenga que pagar por los incendios que fueron causados por la empresa. 1 li >>la empresa enfrenta miles de millones de dÓlares en pagos por los daÑos ocasionados por los siniestros. la propuesta de leysb 901 cubre el costo de las numerosas demandas. como el aura amado, la mayorÍa de los consumidores no quieren asumir esta responsabilidad. >>se me hace injusto que le quedan subir los precios a la gente de la electricidad. gilbertp: la propuesta fue aprobada 29 a cuatro por el senado y 45 a 10 por la asamblea. los de este aÑo son responsabilidad de pgne >>creo que afectarÍa mucho la comunidad en mi caso personal, si me afectarÍa bastante que subieran el recibo de la luz. " algunos legisladores creen que el gobierno estatal estÁ diciÉndole a la empresa que si ellos no tienen el

con su pelÍcula roma el leÓn de oro en el festival de cine de venecia.a con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. arantxa: buenas noches y bienvenidos. comenzamos con la reveladoras aseveraciones del diario en las que supuestamente el gobierno de estados unidos se reuniÓ al menos en tres ocasiones con militares venezolanos que planeaban un golpe estado contra nicolÁs maduro citando a un uniformado rebelde y 11 funcionarios y ex funcionarios del gobierno norteamericano. la casa blanca responden a comunicados sin dejar existencia. desde venezuela, francisco nacional reacciones. francisco: asÍ el informe periÓdico estadounidense. e ambas partes y que... denuncia que tambiÉn hizo el conciller de venezuela en su twitter. " en los propios medios estadounidenses sale a la luz nuevas y groseras evidencias". segÚn el periÓdico, las reuniones con los militares rebeldes no prosperaron y los funcionarios habÍan decidido no colaborar con los conspiradores. el plan de golpe de estado quede estancado. al menos

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de agosto, el joven estudiante de derecho fue arrestado junto a otros seis jÓvenes en la ciudad de leony una orden de captura. >> este adolescente de 14 aÑos afirma que un grupo de policÍas lo detuvo camino a su escuela y usando una jeringa lo marcaron con las siglas del frente. segÚn organizaciones de derechoes humanos locales al menos 400 personas han sido arrestadas los Últimos 4 meses, las arbitrariedades del sistema de justicia fueron condenadas por el alto comisionado de derechos humanos de las, que acu acusÓ, y ordeno el cese de la misiÓn este viernes. >> cometieron crÍmenes. >> iras a la cÁrcel. >> sÍ, tienen que ir al proceso judicial. >> hasta el momento no se conoce ningÚn caso en que se proceso e a policÍas o para militares que segÚn la oposiciÓn han matado a cientos de nicaragÜenses. >> ahora podrÍa entrar al consejo de seguridad de la onu para e al regresar, en noticias telemundo, que la combe el sueÉ alimentos pueden ser el aliado aquel insomnio. >> y en los deportes messi y el ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. test test test test test test. test test test test. te

leon? >> thank you so much, erika. >>> now a tragedy in one of d.c.'s busiest traffic circles.s >> a suv colliith a man on an electric scooter at dupont circle. >>he man did not survive. >> it's raising new questions about the safety of e-scooters. amy cho is live with the latest on the investigation. aimee? >> reporter: these electricot s are a familiar sight to people in the city. you pay by the minute. but as we have seen today, marks the first time somebody has died using one of these scooters in d.c. arantic rush as firefighters tried to rescue a man trapped beneath this car. an ordeal of 15 minutes before he was freed. police say the man was riding in scooter when he was hit and later died at the a man nearby didn't want to shoe his fa but saw the crash. >> when you see something that a it is a big blur. >> reporter: hours later, the scooter in the middle of the road along headphones and a single shoe and you couldic see elec scooters whizzing by, people saying they'll now think twice before using one. >> yeah. my kids. they're very insistent say

and leon offered to take me to market in mogadishu. i said, sure. i wanted to see whether there was a market in motion dish show, and if there was a market, what the heck were the somalis buying and smalling. goats fed on offal, as it turn thed out. i learned an important lesson about medium of exchange in that market in mogadishu is. i learned that there will always be a medium of exchange. the currency may not be what you expect, but no matter how totally society collapses, there will be a form of currency. so we're traveling with an armed somali driver, an armed somali translator and this requisite truck full of armed security. but even so, when we get down to market, my friend leon gets out of the car, and he pulls out a .9 mm glock pistol. and he kind of waves it over his head in a dramatic gesture and racks a bullet into the chamber. and i'm looking at him and leon looks at me, and he's grinning like a maniac, and he says i call it the visa card of the future. finish. [laughter] anyway, that's the root of libertarianism. that's everything i kn

leon? >> it's been a long one, j. questions began just after 9:30 this morning and they could go until 9:30 or even later tonight. each member of the sjuate ciary committee gets 30 minutes to question judge brett kavanaugh. like yesterda the lawmakers and kavanaugh have faced a long stream of interruptions throughout the day. in his responses, kavanaugh says he i an independe judge and that no one is above the law. he said as a judge he owes his loyalty to the constitution not to a president, but kavanaugh dodged several questions related to presidential pardoning. >> if you walk into my courtroom and you have the better legal arguments, you will win.la >> trumps he has an absolute right to pardon himself. does he? >> self-pardons is something i've never analyzed. >> does the president have the ability to pardonn somebody exchange for a promise from that person they wouldn't testify h against? >> i'm not going to answer hypothetical questions. of thatt sort. >> w role, if any, you played in developing the bush adminis

. >> and i'm leon harris. there's the heat advisory for thou next three which is why we're in weather alert mode. >> things will take a dramatic turn, doug? i guess weeed to get through the next couple of days first. > the heat index is well over 100. high today so far is 94 degrees, and as we told you yesterday we ve a chance for few showers and storms. now you look at this map. not much happening out there, but where the storms have been firing they have been strong, right around the d.c. metro area and looking at this storm right he, jus south and making its way towards the oxen hill area and into southwest d.c. this storm though, a severe thunderstorm warning now in effect for charles county aroun waldorf and laplata. a ton of lightning for this ayy making itsowards laplata. if you live in laplata stay because this use brings you a lot of lightning and very heavy rainfall assoated with thi those are the only two players in town as far as the storms are concerned. the big deal is the heat. look at the high

i'm leon harris. it's almost an entire generation. we remember t 3,000 lives lost on 9/11, 17 years ago. the buildings have been repaired or replaced since. memorials pay homage. the most powerful tribute may come from the survivors who inst we never forget. >> caesar alviar. >> howard bar herschbaum. >> my uncle and godfather, firefighter eric todd olson. e the names were read out again as they have beer since the attacks that year. fr to the unfurling of the flag, the nation stopped tember our collective loss. president trump marked the milestone inshanksville, pennsylvania. the vice-president was at the pentagon. amy cho looked at the ceremonies 17 years later. >> reporter: people from all over the world here at pentagon memorial today. every person we talked to said they are determined to never forget. ♪ a quietong t honor thousands of lives lost too soon. ♪ay mary she comes to the memorial every year around september 1th. >> to show my respect and to extend my love to the family member. if i c he

what do you think of those remarks when you hear cia director leon panetta saying it's coming close to an obstruction of justice? >> thank you, frances, for your question. mr. panetta is absolutely right. the objestruction of justice la is very broad. you don't have to obstruct justice, you just have to have intent. donald trump did that. he fired james comey and then went on national tv and said he fired comey because of the russia investigation, which his attorneys told him never to say. that's corruption of justice, and that's why you had president trump sending that tweet out saying it was altered. >> you're saying it's textbook, but would there need to be more than that? >> that act, to me, constitutes one count of obstruction of justice. i believe robert mueller can make other accounts, including the pressure for james comey to lay off michael flynn, for donald trump to put immense pressure to have his attorney general fired, to have deputy attorney general rod rosenstein fired. there are a number of counts of social injustice that i believe the special counsel can put out and we

i'm leon harris.re going to leave you with some of the sobering fmages of thoding in north carolina after florence. a long road to recovery for these folks who live here. let's wish them the best. thanks for joining us. have a great week. that's a mini-wheat. delicious. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days? z2ydpz z16fz y2ydpy y16fy i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> a money moon

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board chair leon russell was among the participants speaking before the panel discussion. this is about 2 1/2 hours and this program contains language that some may find offensive. >> so, why are we here today? i was thinking about how much time i had and i thought, what you say to this room at this time, given all that is going on. a few days ago i recall -- i received a request for an interview from nbc. there was recently a study titled, the effective access to same-sex marriage on health. the premise was that individuals who were able to access and chose to marry in same-sex relationships were shown to have improved their health. so i, as a woman in a same-sex relationship, wanted to comment on my outcomes. my first was, did i get these michelle obama arms, because i married my wife west and mark i also blame my marriage on my deteriorating eyesight, because i can only see the first two rows of you. but sarcasm aside, i declined the interview. to give you some context like, the interviews to me highlight the advocacy. there are plenty of studies that show being married

leon, you asked about the possibility of gas being involved or gas feeding the flames here. i can tell you, as i drove in an hour ago, along 4th street, a block away, i didn't smell gas, and as walked over from new jersey avenue over here to 7th where we arestationed, i didn't smell gas either so to the extent that that would be a sign of -- smell is a sign of a leak in he building, i don't sme it at this point. that may be a good thing as to not complicatehe firefight going on forte bet part of an hour now. >> gyeah. someths fuelling that fire on that corner of the building that we're watching. i don't know if you can see the return aicture where you there, aaron, but as you mentioned, flames -- >> reporter: no. >> the corner of the building om there, you can see them. that seems to be the most stubborn resistant part of the fire. that hose has been on it for 3 minutes, and the flames have nod slow bit. the rest of the building is under control, nothing but thin white smoke coming from the rest of the structure there. coming ze and smo occupant from that corner of the build

joining me now is former defense secretary and cia director leon panetta.ed in congress with john mccain and worked with him closely over the years on intelligence and foreign policy issues. it is great to see you secretary panetta. i know you were there for the memorial service in the national cathedral. tell us what that was like for you. >> it's -- it's one of the most moving memorials that i have ever attended because it was -- it was truly a tribute to a statesman, a patriot and a warrior, but more importantly when you look at the music and those who spoke, it was really a celebration of country, and i think that's what john would have wanted. and the message was not so much to the president, but the message was really to the american people about what love of country really has to be all about. >> you say it wasn't a message to president trump, but there were some clear messages to president trump there. you know he apparently wasn't watching that service. what do you say about those messages directly to the president? you had joe lieberman saying joh

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jim, back to you. >> leon, thank you. at 6:00 tonight, i had a chance to quest chuck todd about president trump's comments on kavaugh. chuck explained what his big takeaway was. >> he thinks -- >> did h help brett kavanaugh today or hurt him? >> i think 's going toe in the eye of the beholder on that one. i think he t polariz situation a little bit. >> and georgetown prep, which is located in north bethesda, where brett kavanaugh school, it released a statement today, defending itself over the recent media reports, saying in part, "the temptations and the failings presented in these ories are not unique to georgetown prep. the problems a abuses of alcohol and drugs, sexual assault and dumisc, emotional and physical violence towards others areal but it is demon stra bly false that such behavior or culture is tolerated, still l encouraged, at georgetown prep. in fact, our curriculum is designed to guide students away from these ma little that influences." >> you can watch tomorrow morning's hearing right here on nbc 4. we'l

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senator de leon addressed the concern many residents fear... will utility bills go up?..california,. california,. california,. (grant)senator de leon went on to say that this is a move that comes out respect for the california voters and about giving voters an informed choice. (pam) new tonight at ten: a california utility promises to replace 3- thousand -4-hundred miles of overhead power lines ... with insulated wire.. it is designed to reduce the risk of the overhead lines sparking and causing wildfires. southern california edison said, it aims to replace the lines by 2025, to align itself with legislation sent to the governor to sign. the legislation aimed at preventing wildfires.. has been criticized for also allowing p-g- and-e to raise rates on customers ... to cover the costs of lawsuits for last year's deadly wildfires. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very dangerous storm

congratulations for as a team in fact it was leverkusen who'd regionally gone ahead courtesy of leon bailey anthony brooks slow off the mark but it was one of the few floors involves books performance for coach childcare hellish a nightmare start with zero points from two games because even my everyone and i include myself has to be more self-critical it's time we get our asses together and play like man in this net on the bottom to someplace. with two wins out of two it's false book away looking far more like a top four sign of a already dreaming of ten years ago surely not but both books can afford to see the funny side tweeting it's been a while since we were six points clear of the playoff spots. dortmund are still in buoyant mood following last week's when. they battered leipzig four to one as new signings and stalwart slowed chip down. an impressive performance that had some people already wondering might dortmund have a real shot of the title. it was a big win but dortmund still have to prove they're the real deal major question marks loom over the team's potential and proud.

. >>> leon harris here in the newsroom at theive desk. a new times op-ed has is the white house inod crisis tonight. the article written anonymously by a senior official in the trump admi tstration. an person who wrote it clearly questions the president's fitness for office. the author reveals for the first time that "there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th amendment which would start a complex process for removing the president but no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional t,crisis." toni president trump fired back. he took to twitter blasting "the new york times" and calling the source gutless and demanding the "times" reveal the person's name. he will says that a matter of national security. the "times" says it deced to t reveal the person's identity ecause he or she feared for their job. that did not sit well with the president. >>ou tell me about some anonymous source within the administration probably who is failing and probly here for all the wrong reasons? and "the new york times" is failing. >> the t

the offense, you heard about that, leon?atched by equally determined defense shutting out an opponent first time since 1991. and deliver its stingyest performance in six years. >> total tm effort when you play defse against ae guy l fitzgerald, sam brford. it's a testame to the coaching. >> we haven't had a win like that in a while especially opening day. for offense to roll the way the did, keep defense on the field and get them red, shut them down defensively was a great start. p it u just want to k going. it was a goodwin, you know, great defensive effort, but there are a lothi of tngs that i know that we can clean we want to be up there. weant to be at the top. to keep doing that, you have to keep getting better and never be satisfied. >> that's what e offense is saying. that's good. monday night football, sam making his debut with the jais agt the lions. his first play, rolling out, steps up then airs it t. waminute. he's intercepted first play. quandary digs takes it 3 yards for the touchdown. he throws pick 6. not how

. >> i'm leon harris. tonigh f at leaste people are dead from thi storm including a mother and infant killed by a falling tree in wilmington, north carolina. firefighters and paramedics huddled in prayer after realizing the two cld note saved. >> in new bern, north carolina, an estimated 500 people have be rescued so far. more people may still be ten-feet ofranded by storm surge and the flooding will go on for days. the universy of north carolina chapel hill is now designated a melter as tens of thousands seek refuge from all of the water. >> we have teame cover for you with the latest. doug, what is the latest? >> the latest is it continues to move down to the south, it is now movin west/southwest at about five miles per hour. that's a little faster. a little earlier at this afternoon. take a look. it came on shore 7:35 early this morning right along the north carolina coastline, right abouta here, it has moved to here within about 15 hours. i mean simplyha amazing has been going on with this. you see the

jim, wendy, back to you. >> leon, thank you. >>> we have morereaking news now. the earecent outk of shootings in thetr dict continues tonight. juck a b from a crime walk that was aimed at stopping violence. >> it was also the same block where four people were st in a single ints dent friday night. news 4's shomari stone is live for us on benning road in northeast washington with the latest. shomari? >> reporter: good evening, jim and wendy. d.c. police have responded to four shootings today alone, including o behind me on benning road and one just within the past hour. s let's rollome video. this is near the dbrentwoo rec center on downing place northeast. police confirmed just about an hour ago, they found a man shot and unresponsive. homicide detectives are on scene, but we don't know the man's condit on. backut here live, this fire uck pulled up a short time ago. firefighters are across the street on the other side of that 18-wheeler, and they are cleaning the pavement. keep in mind, there was a shooting there. police are investigating here on benning road no

jim, back to you. >> leon harris, thank you. student waschoo kicked off the stage for making faces yesterday behind president trump in montana. look just to the left of the screen of the president. well, the 17-year-old raised his eye browse, flashed funny smiles as the unusual times and suddenly goofed off during the rally in billings twitter noticed and dubbed him plaid shirt guy. rally organizers noticed, too. they eventually escorted him off the stage and out of the rally. and replaced him with someone more enthusiastic. >>> nbc news politic dector chuck todd joins us on set tonight on "news4 at " in the wake of this wild week that included the bob wdward book and anonymous op-ed in the "new york times." i asked chuck, who is in charge? >> that to me should be what disturbs fks left or right pro trump anti-trump. if you're pro trump, you should be disturbed there's a ca bal trying to undermine the will of the people. perhaps if you're, anti-tru you're like he's not fit for office. neither evaluation iseahy for this democracy

leon 2-0 ushered through the defence.mphis depay and that simon finally stirred manchester city into action —— the post denying. sergio aguero came close, but a 2—1 defeat for city was an early blow to their european hopes. manchester united, meanwhile, were up against swiss champions young boys and their artificial pitch. jose mourinho not artificial pitch. jose mourinho not afan of artificial pitch. jose mourinho not a fan of the surface, but he will have enjoyed this. a rookies start gave way to a rocket. —— a rocky start. paul pogba blasting united ahead and the hosts then gave them a helping hand, a penalty which pogba coolly dispatched. after the break, anthony martialjulie wrapped up a 3-0 anthony martialjulie wrapped up a 3—0 victory for united for the two halves of manchester, two very different nights —— 3—0 victory for united. for the two halves of manchester, two very different nights. jo ronaldo was sent off forjuventus against valencia but he didn't last 30 minutes on his debut after he was shown the red car

good evening, everyone, i'm leon harris. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. we just got thet new hurricane track. our chief meteorologist doug kammerer will break itown for us in a moment. >> but first, let's start off with jim handly live for us in nags h jim, set the stage for us. >> reporter: guys, timing is everything. we've got high tide rolling in in justbout seven minutes. we are feeling wind gusts right here of about 75 miles an hour so far. we have seen tornado warnings,l flash warnings. but as you -- concern for everybody out here in carolina, south carolina and in the days ahead, perhaps georgia, is the surge. we're going to show you just how far inland this stuff is moving. but doug, first up, what are be going te waking up to tomorrow at sunrise? >> yeah, jim, sunrise tomorrow, that storm just off theoast here of parts of north carolina and right now, only about 60 miles away. eabut theest winds still have yet to come. the heaviest storm surge still has aet to come, well. that's all going to come during the day tomorrow. take a look right now. yo

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