de leÓn.ivel selecciÓn a mi entender. con rapidez tierra le tapa el disparo para poder impedir el gol del amÉrica enrique: el toque de lado a lado. vamos a verla, mire cÓmo salió decidido con el pecho, le mete el pecho. >>muy valiente y rÁpido. ya le habÍa hecho un achique de esta manera al loco castillo. >>y al partido pasado, al pachuca tambiÉn se lo hizo a jara. >>hay que estar concentrado y metido en el partido. vamos a ver lo que tienen nuestras compaÑeras de aquÍ y ahora. patricia: Éstas son algunas de las historias que tendremos en " aquÍ y ahora " huyÓ de su paÍs acompaÑada de sus tres niÑas con necesidades especiales, ahora es atendida debajo de una tienda de campaÑa. una revelaciÓn de la gimnasia olÍmpica se enfrenta a un gran problema. esperamos. enriquÉndote para muy interesante, tenemos atenciÓn para cota. >>leÓn juega contra monterrey el 3 de agosto y despuÉs hasta el 17 de agosto contra shibasaki en el estadio de leÓn. estarÁ 14 dÍas parado el equipo de leÓn. amÉrica juega el 3

and leon couldn't go. because leon could only go as far as elevators went. to get to that top deck you have to go up one of the narrow little ladder stairses and so he was left behind and all of a sudden he doesn't have his support group a few of his friends from the beach group, and his wife went up on top deck and leon is left there and then nobody exactly knows what happened. i have read pages and pages of interrogatories, you guys were interrogated by the fbi, by lawyers from the department of justice by the italians -- and three of them have consistent stories. and nobody had been killed -- who killed cron copper kept changing his story i killed them for reason you said. to show that we were ruthless qowld tell anybody. i killed him because he started hitting me with a cane. i killed them because whatever, i didn't kill them there was no such person on this ship. and what happened was he took -- leon clin copper away from everybody else on a remote part of the ship. remember, all of the passengers of crew are being kept in a one central place. he takes

but first, we head to sierra leone, where domestic violence is still common. some innovative schools are teaching men about gender equality. ♪ host: according to a u.n. study, in 2017, around 50,000 women worldwide were killed at the hands of intimate partners or family members. that's an average of 137 women nonow some innovatative schoole evy daday, and thosese are ony the reported cases.. it's likely many more suchwomen murders are recorded as suicides or accidents. globally, one in three women have experienced sexual or other forms of physical l violence. more than n half of all countrs have laws against domestic abuse. but in many places, such brutality has a long tradition. in sierra leone, the problem is being tackled through education. >> i used to hit my wife. i would come home e late and bg on the locked door. alimatu: we never sat together and talked. there was no peace between us. hawa: time and time again, he beat me, for no apparent reason. just because. reporter: once taboo, talking openly about domestic viololene has bebecome commonplace i n ya

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leon harris back in the newsroom with more on this story. leon? >> this has got so many people asking why, how.ag tyler sk's death is having a big blow for fans and players all across major league baseballon amg them nationals picture patrick corbin, who lost a very close friend. check this out. tonight corbin honoring skaggs by switching his jersey number, wearing number 45, as you see there. that was skaggs's number. he also wrote it in the pitcher's mound, as you see there. the two of them played baller togeor years. right now the coroner's office is still working to find out what caused this seemingly healthy 27-year-old's sudden death. thereday authorities said was no evidence to f suggestul play or suicide. the angels canceled their game last nig t after getting that tragic news. but the team's manager saysot wasimportant for them to get tonight.the field >> the game itself is going to be a refuge for players where they can turn their minds off and justocus on baseball. and i don't know that sitting in a hotel room would do them any good. >>

risking it all is next with the story of the challenges facing workers in war ravaged sierra leone thanks watching more news after the weather. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home and al-jazeera international bringing the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. a country ravaged by years of civil war sierra leone is now on the road to recovery but the ruinous effects of the conflict continue to be felt. 50 percent of the population is in attract. drinking water and sky electricity practically nonexistent. while they have been improvements on the country's infrastructure daily life for most is still a struggle. you come out changed. ok. randy runs a transport business after one of his drivers had an accident he takes to the road he has to deliver a spare parts. while the stricken truck has been badly damaged vandy has been assured it is still running. only this is the state of the vehicle. that. i direct that i sense a lot more but not for her. life like that. not play. well. for us. so that is i

that was sierra leone's president. declaring sexual violence a national emergency back in february as part of the plan a dedicated police division was announced along with a special court focusing on rape and sexual assault but the emergency status has just been revoked by parliament and a new sexual crimes bill is in the works so what was achieved from february to now and can other countries learn from sierra leone's radical action joining us to discuss in freetown sierra leone him president of lawyers a group that gives pro bono legal services to vulnerable women and girls and big. she's from sierra leone and hosts a popular show welcome back to both of you i want to start with this tweet. so who says i think gender based violence and sexual assault can only be evaded if the sierra leone government chooses to enforce heavy punishments jail time and implement them on offenders at least this will cause speer and reduce the number of cases so vickie the state of emergency has been revoked does that mean that what this p

risking is in sierra leone. across the united states indigenous families are searching for their loved ones for relatives of people who go missing finding closure is often impossible people are meeting here to raise money for the search efforts of the young woman advocates and family members have started to raise awareness about the high rates of violence they disproportionately impact indigenous communities most tribal police departments are understaffed and under resourced another factor is that tribes don't have jurisdiction over non-native americans for all crimes there but a lot of concerns that the federal agencies don't respond that they don't take these crimes seriously a lack of evidence is the main reason federal officials are declining to prosecute crimes on reservations that shouldn't be the end of the discussion. there should be then a ok let's see well i'm wrong in this case why the is no evidence or why the evidence isn't but now and make sure that doesn't happen yet more to an essential resource

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. >>> al regresar león le pegó un golpe al pachuca este sábado y también las Águilas del américa alzarona iphone y android, descárguela , es gratis es momento de los deportes con saúl rodríguez, adelante saúl . >>> hola buenas noches, y bienvenidos a la información deportiva soy saúl rodríguez, Águilas del américa arrancaron con el pie derecho el torneo apertura ante monterrey, el saludo el primer gol al minuto 8 que hizo funes mori y era el uno a cero para los regio montanos después venían más goles un cabezazo de uribe ponía el dos por uno para américa y acá está la repeitción y avilés hurtado empataba para la pandilla pero el chileno tenía guardado uno más en esta jugada tres por dos ganaba américa y después martínez puso el 4 por 2 de américa sobre monterrey, pachuca recibió a león en la bella airso sosa al minuto 13 ponía el uno por cero para los panzas verdes, después macías aumentaba la cuenta, descontó jara y después el dos por uno para los tuzos y ramos le dio al león la victoria de 3 por 1 sobre pachuca . >>> el equipo blanco mostró la peor cara ante los oalemanes que los domin

in the works so what was achieved from february to now and can other countries learn from sierra leone's radical action well joining us to discuss in freetown sierra leone fights amongst us so tim president of lawyers the group that gives pro bono legal services to vulnerable women and girls and vicki romo is an across on a she's from sierra leone and hosts a popular because even though show welcome back to both of you i want to start with this tweet from. who says i think gender based violence and sexual assault can only be evaded if the sierra leone government chooses to enforce heavy punishments jail time and implement them on offenders at least this will post fear and reduce the number of cases so vicki the state of emergency has been revoked does that mean that what this person in this tweet here has wished for came true. men who actually know the state of emergency because parliament got back to the. back to the emergency room. the ball in motion. school more action. movie. because. of evaluating sexual offenses act. in public from activists like. women civil society groups but the

that was sierra leone's president. declaring sexual violence a national emergency back in february as part of the plan a dedicated police division was announced along with a special court focusing on rape and sexual assault but the emergency status has just been revoked by parliament and a new sexual crimes bill is in the works so what was achieved from february to now and can other countries learn from sierra leone's radical action joining us to discuss in freetown sierra leone for him president of lawyers a group that gives pro bono legal services to vulnerable women and girls and vicky remote is and she's from sierra leone and hosts a popular show welcome back to both of you i want to start with this tweet from deb so who says i think gender based violence and sexual assault can only be evaded if the sierra leone government chooses to enforce heavy punishments jail time and implement them on offenders at least this will cause fear and reduce the number of cases so vicki the state of emergency has been revoked does t

pat, leon, back for you. >> thanks, mark. folks may not like the delay but at least they are home in one piece. >> amazing video there. mark, thanks so much. >>> well, you've heard it repeatedly from everyone, including us. turn around. don't drown. but sometimes that's not possible. and this morning the situation put drivers in a tough spot.mo from our news partner wtop explains the problem. >> we have a unique problem here in washington when heavy traffic and flooding combine, often it's not as straightforward andrn tug around. in the case of this morning, it was one way, inbound so a lot of drivers closest to the deeper awater couldn't turnon. they were blocked by drivers behind them. a walk and a hard place, water rising in front of themrs and ca behind them and essentially those dryers were stuck. they didn't have any other options. >> and as we've been tellg you lots, lots of roads in our area are still closed. we have the latest list on the nbc washington app. search road closures. what day. >> let's get to the storm c

after more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge in sierra leone. we follow the citizens of this war torn nation as they push their limits. for survival. risking years of sierra leone. this is al jazeera a reminder of the top stories this hour the u.s. house of representatives has voted to block some sales of ons to saudi arabia politicians voiced concern over human rights abuses in the saudi led war against yemen president donald trump says he will veto the resolution it's. the president to step up his attacks on 4 democratic congresswoman of color bob address and supporters are surrounding in north carolina the crowd chanted sends her back restaurant launched into a tirade against one of the women. and the world health organization has declared the apollo i break in the eastern democratic republic of congo and international health emergency this follows the emergence of cases in densely populated areas. turkey has called the u.s. decision to suspend it from the f. $35.00 fighter jet program as unfair and said it would harm relations between the 2

risking years of sierra leone. on al-jazeera. following on the top stories on al-jazeera this hour the rain in state television has released a video which it claims shows a u.s. warship filmed by a drone but washington claimed it had destroyed the iranian revolutionary guard says this is tangible proof that the unmanned aircraft returned to its base on thursday president donald trump said the worship u.s.s. boxer downed in the rain and drone in the strait of. south africa's corruption watchdog has found president deliberately misled parliament over campaign donations call the findings again unfortunate the former south african president jacob zuma had withdrawn from a corruption inquiry but has now decided to take part. in libya says warlords 24 have to his forces backed by france the united arab emirates and egypt are planning more attacks on tripoli has been trying to capture in the libyan capital since april. the netherlands has accepted it is partially responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims in the 1995 massacre

risking years in sierra leone. on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories the u.k. is information about a bush flag tanker which iran says it seized in the strait of hormuz the revolutionary guard says the ships being detained for violating now tom regulations . of iran released video it says discredits claims that the u.s. shot down one of its strong the revolutionary guard says this video was shot by the draw and proves that it returned to base safely. the netherlands has accepted it's actually responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims and 995 minutes of massacre the supreme court said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to remain at a un safe haven during the bosnian war. taiwan's president as a government will consider granting asylum to protest us from hong kong based on humanitarian concerns signed when he was responding to reports that a group fighting a controversial extradition bill in hong kong will say king protection but toyah gaijin be reports. du

pat, back to you. >> thanks, leon. last night's salute to america threw a whole lot of people to the mall. that means a whole lot of trash left behind but they are quickly working to clean it all up. we went by the thingsnu out, and there's still someg fencin sitting out waiting to be picked up. crews have definitely beeng workinard to make sure that everything is cleaned up heading into the weekend. >>> d.c. police confiscated thousands of illegal fireworks last night. take a look at this. they took 58,000 pieces of illegal feworks off the street, and they found all of this in just one of d.c.'s seven police districts. >> illegal fireworks sparked the flames. can you see here that rippedou thrgh this d.c. home overnight. neighbors are telling us that fireworks have been a growing problem there for a while. news 4's derrick ward joins us live in northwest d.c. where everyone was thankfully able too get out that house. derrick? >> indeed they, and when you look at this you know how thankful they must be.e ta look. you s

leon harris is in the newsroom with their message for lawmakers today. leon? >> this is a group many may not have heard of. they are calleder again action. more than 100 demonstrators protested inside the house early this morning. >> end detention now! >> reporter: they are calling for congress to shut down the immigration detenti centers. the group also wants lawmakers to de-fund i.c.e. and border patrol agencies. capital police arrested 18 people after they refused to break up the protests. 18, by the way, is symbolic number in judaism signifying good omens for life. one rabbi we talked to feels a connection with the migrants at the border because of the holocaust. >> you can't make an exact comparison, but people in cages, being denied basic human necessities simply because of who they areand where they came from or they are perceived to have come from, and -- and it -- if that's notr what ne again means, then what doesn't? >> the trump administration haso disputed theitions at those centers. the president now saying that he's planning to allow the medi to

that was sierra leone's president. declaring sexual violence a national emergency back in february as part of the plan a dedicated police division was announced along with a special court focusing on rape and sexual assault but the emergency status has just been revoked by parliament and a new sexual crimes bill is in the works so what was achieved from february to now and can other countries learn from sierra leone's radical action joining us to discuss in freetown sierra leone him president of lawyers a group that gives pro bono legal services to vulnerable women and girls and because. she's from sierra leone and hosts a popular show welcome back to both of you i want to start with this tweet. so who says i think gender based violence and sexual assault can only be evaded if the sierra leone government chooses to enforce heavy punishments jail time and implement them on offenders at least this will cause speer and reduce the number of cases so vicki the state of emergency has been revoked does that mean that what thi

>>eporter: yeah, leon. we just smoke to the chief. we're told the officer is officer kevin moe of the ourth district. he's been suspend and placed on paid administrative duty while the investigation plays out. the action was called extrauturricular activity b he would not say whether it was effe ive. it is violent and we have believed out the curse word. go ahead and the roll the video. this is outde of a mcdonald's in aspen hil the suspect was fates down, his hands behind his back. he's surrounded by officers. that's when we can see morris drop his knee on the suspect's head and causing it to slam in the concream. he pullis shirt over his face. this all started inside that mcdonald's as an undercover operation.the man allegedly sol undercover officer some mushrooms, a controlled substance and when they tried to arrest him inside the mcdonald's he resisted and that's what we've se in the video. the police chief would not call this excessive forceme but so montgomery county members of cityleadership have already made that determination

back to leon and pat now with re on thisshooting. >> the santino legan.e's from the gilroy area lived within walking festival. he was dressed a innd tactical and used a semiautomatic rifle. let's go to nbc's jennifer bourque land. what did they say about a possible motive in this case? did ell, pat and leon, they have a little news conference hours ago and investigators say they swarmed the house a mile, mile and a halfeway from th shooting scene to see what happened and they have no idea why that kunman opened fire. >> reporter: gunfi at gilroy garlic festival. crazy. is actually >> confusion and terror rippling through the crowd and witnesses say as many as 40 rounds fired. >> there was like a pop, and we both turned andsaw and standing him there. he was reloading his gun. >> reporter: police engaging in killing the suspected gunman identified as santino legan. >> there absolutely would have been more bloodshed i believe. with the number of people and the --nd the small area that they were in. it's very fortunate they were able to engage him as quickly

his civil war that ravaged sierra leone from 1991 to 2. 1002 devastated the country's infrastructure. but there are now signs of growth new buildings are rising up all over the country's capital freetown. yet in the midst of this revival and lack of sufficient funds still bring some of the work to a complete halt. on the polish that they did up my mama not to tell them but to not go but that he or she. can get a bargain made them particularly if you know about all of. that. not to matter and has 7 children live in this tough constructed house. now you. know but you know maybe i need to try and work on the numbers that i came out of us i'm out for china that amount lol. oh my god i. am not found in mind so i shoot them up once you think you've got good in the mouth and think. oh i got me going to vote i think i finally got going to have to think you could. take. the liberal party motto and have family living here rent free unlike the 3 other families who share this accommodation. for. everybody to get. the aid to them share this 10 square meter room. jabu see our portion of what it's a

leon: good to be with you, david.: let's start with the news from overnight, president trump has vetoed legislation out of congress that would have curtailed u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. this is tied to the could shoji murder as well -- the shoji -- k hashoggi murder. this?s your opinion on thesewhen it comes to kinds of issues, very frankly, it would serve the administration to try to sit down with the leadership in the congress and try to work out an approach to these issues. i think there is concern, shoggi and about kha what happened there, and the war in yemen. we obviously have a relationship with the saudi's. i think it is important for the tosident and the leadership decide, what should we ask the to address those two issues so we do not just walk away from that situation? otherwise, the president will continue to face this legislation in the future. david: we heard from the administration that saudi arabia is an important potential ally in the middle east. the you have a sense

fans got going in the center of leon a good few hours ago.just started making their way here to the stadium. we heard the first strums of the band chiming up. i was excited waking up this morning. fans at breakfast already in their jerseys, counting down until kickoff. just imagine what it is like for those players, set to walk out on the biggest stage for the match, which is undoubtedly the pinnacle of every player's career, even those who have been here before, as have so many of these u.s. players who, of course, were in the final four years ago in canada. megan rapinoe was the big name missing from the the u.s. team sheet from the semifinal. she was struggling with a hamstring injury, but she's declared herself fit to play. that was when she spoke to the media here on saturday. and she and her coach jill ellis are obviously raring to go. >> i'm like a kid in a candy store right now. this is the absolute best stage. i can feel already more anxious and more nervous than any other games. you know, just looking around and seeing it in my team

leon, i've got to tell you 97 degrees. that's the current heat index in the city. that's a h one as well. >> we know how the formula always works and that means storms will pop up and you've got chanc r ofin every day through saturday, right, so what does that mean? are we looking at washouts? >> that front just kind of meandering over our region the next couple of days. not seeing washouts. any te this time of year normally what we see are afternoon showers and thunderstorms. a much better chance tomorrow. thursday a little bit of a chan and then friday we're now talking about a 60% chance. storms and download the nbc washington app you'll see that. when you look at something like6 , that's what we're talking about with that chance. you hear the warning, a new severe thunderstorm warning for warren county and also page county and in through parts of virginia. this goes until 4:45, so,a in, very strong storm right here just formed, just to the north of luray. 4:45un severe thrstorm morning and once again for warren county and page county. we'll continue to update t

justifiably proud of its space program a $27000.00 russian film tells the story of cosmonaut aleksei leon of the 1st man to walk in space leon of left his orbiting capsule on march 18th 1965 and spent 12 minutes floating around outside. by the time he returned to earth soviet space officials had decided that leon of was to be part of moscow's 1st lunar mission but the project was later cancelled. was the moon landing faked a 2002 french mockumentary alleges that renowned director stanley kubrick shot the scenes at a studio acting under orders from the cia the film claims that the idea for faking the landing originally came from president nixon. they became very aware how important the visual spectacle spectacle is going to be at 1st i didn't take it very seriously and that was ford motor. but it kept growing our border and our own ben one of the presidential advisors i don't know general alexander haig or doubt rumsfeld. said hesitantly. why do we feel the 1st steps on the moon in the studio and then if we fail we can always show those pictures to the public. the film is best understood a

his excellency, the president of liberia and also a famous sierra leone player.. 0nce interesting encounters. there are no more small teams. once you have a good coach was technically and tactically prepared, you can install into the players something. also, at the just passed tournament with madagascar, benin, just to mention to countries that did quite well. jeremy lin, once an nba superstar, says he's hit rock bottom. the 30 year old had the world at his feet when he led a winning turnaround with the new york knicks in 2012. his remarkable run was dubbed "linsanity" and saw his jersey outsell even lebron james and kobe bryant that year. but times have changed. lin is struggling to find a new team despite becoming the first asian—american player to win an nba title while playing for the toronto raptors last season. and they say that once you hit rock bottom, and the only way is up. rock bottom, and the only way is up. rock bottom just seems to be getting more and more rock bottom for me. so free agency has been tough. because i feel like in some ways, the nba h

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leon, back to you guys in the studio. >> yeah, but those folks behindm you don't seo mind. we'll see what happens later on. thanks, mark. we know a day like this ways presents transportation challenges no matter where you are. >> transportation reporter adam tuss is live now at the foggy bottom metro station, so adam, how are things looking there, and what is metro expecting tonight? >> well, metro is prepared for a big crowd, but i've got to tell you, the crowds are a little bit thinner than we've seen in years past, at least up to this point, and what i've been noticing, guys. take a look. we've been seeing the rain continue to come down here, and when people get off the metro, this is one of the busier metro stations, they are getting stuck underneath that canopy there, and now they are trying to wait it out. if you are coming down, bring . your umbrella ♪ the beat of the drum greeting metroiders as they get ready to head to the mall and most have one thing i mind. >> i'm looking torwardo just seeing fireworks. >> reporter: metro has been the best option today. even baby

. >> good evening everyon i'm leon harris.s we come on the air this independence day, fireworks frustration i the word of the night. we could see them from a vantage point in virgini that wasn't the case for peoplee that made th trip to the day at the national ball. after a day of showers, most of what folks could see was smoke. i'll fill you in on what happened. and amelia will fill you in on the science oof all that. jackie is out on thmall where the show was less than stellar. >> reporter: i am not expert on this, but iatcan tell you wh i saw. it seemed as if this humid cloudy air was holding down the smoo the fireworks were difficult to see. the logistics for best viewing were a bit different this year lfcause of chang to the firework show itse. those sitting to the east of the washington monument saw a few minutes ofk, dazzling firewor but as the program continued, the fireworks became obscured by what seemed to be undissipated smoke by the explosions. it caused the audience see them as a giant colored glare. >> it was ju

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i'm leon harris. i'm pat lawson muse. shots were fired right around noon and the person taken to the hospital with serious injury. >> let's get right to ws 4's mark segraves right outside the mall. what are you hearing here? >> well, leon andt, here's what we know so far. this all happened about 1:40 this afternoon. witnessesell us they heard as many as four shots coming from inside t parking garage here at pentagon city. this all happened tside of the entrance to macy's, closest to the macy's entrance. police are investigating two levels, the fourth level and the third level.el we can you thatat we saw a handgun on the ground outside the macy's door on the third leveling and most of the investigation appears focused on the fourth level. here's what police had to tell us just a short time ago. >> upon arrival it was determined that a struggle ensued between two subjects in the garage in whichrm a firea was brandished. the struggle continued and one subject was shot. s thatbject has been transported to an area hospital wit

>> all right, leon, thank you. going to be interesting. tonight d.c.police are searching for a person who threw a lit firecracker at an. officer we want to show you the new video just in to our newsroom. this happened on the 4th of july on 4th street in southeast. investigators say the suspect walked up to the officer and threw it at the officer. medics treated the officer, who had injuries from the firework. assaultect faces felony on a police officer charges. >>> a man whose job was taking care of disabled adults admits he raped two women at a springfield facility. bernard betts king pleaded ruilty today. he was a behavio technician at a place called mvle community center. it's a non-profit that helps the disabled. but last year two intellectually disabled women in the programbi gave h. dna from the babies identified betts king as the father. prosecutors say neither woman was o even capab giving consent. he faces up to life in prison when he's sentenced in november. >>> now to an amazing rescue story. a man has his dogs to thank for saving the day. h

leon? are. >> reporter: well, jim and doreen, it kind of felt like it was more like about policy rathr than personality. the topics, health care, the economy, student debt, immigration, gun violence, climate change. the theme the underdogs trying to seize their moment. they were more pointed and eassertive than they wer in the last debates. they took aim at the front-runners, sanders and warren tonight. both of the more progressive candidates didn't hesitate from pushing back and takiof control though.akes, their exchanges made for some of the biggest moments of the night. tim ryan said that sanders' promises for medicare for all were wrong. sanders shot back at him. and then warren seemed to have enough of her rivals taking a more moderate approach to change. take a listen. >> you don't know that. >> second- of all - >> i do know. i wrote the damn bill. >> you know, i don't understand why anybody goes to all the taouble of running for president of the united ss just to talk about what we r

>> reporter: well, good evening, lee i don't kn leon and doreen. let me tell you it is hot right now. imagine how it felt around 6:15 today. that is when people were on the fiird ride. we have good news to report. prince george's county fire officials tell me that there were no transports, no one was hurt. let's roll video from social media just to give you what it was like. is video from a guy named jaymes brown on instagram shows people stuck on the ride. now let's show you video from chopper4. it was shot after everyone was safely escorted off the fi bird. a six flags person told us it came to a stop at the lift hill at 6:15 this evening. employees escortid the rs off the popular new roller coaster. the firebird is floorless. there is nothing between the rider feet and the rails below. six flags america officials say interest that's a top speed of 56 miles per hour along a 2900-foot track. now, in a written statement, a spokesperson told me, qfote, the say of our guests is our highest priority. and the ride will remain closed for a full inspecti

leon and pat, back to you. >> thank you,y. wend >> that's a heartbreaker. >> yes, it is, and hoping is not enough. something should be done to help that family. >>>> indeed. e'll follow that story and see where it ends up. we'll keep you posted. >>> meantime, most of us, not all of us, try to eat healthy at most of the time. >> or one of us. >> or one of us. >> new on "news 4 at ac"wee flagging menu minefiel the seemingly healthy options on the menu are anything but. doreen gentzler shares some of the biggest offenders. >> and can't wait to keep an eye on this after yesterday. storm team 4 tracks the severe weather risk for later this week. check out what the radar could look. like amelia? >> over time the way that we tell the weather story has changed a little bit. a lot more impact graphics now and today i'm excited to announce we have a new tool in our toolbox to help bring the weather story to you. more on that after the break. >>> all right. so a if you knowout news 1's tommy mcfly, knowing anything about him. you know he

. >> leon, this case also sparked fierce debate in the justice department. in the end nbc news has learned that attorney general william barr made the final decision not to chargeic the o who was seen in the video with his arm warned garner's neck during this encounter. he was arrested for selling untaxed, loose cigarettes, but garner was asthmatic and during that confrontation he was heard saying i can't breathe. that phrase came a rallying cry during protests after his death. while some say an illegal choke hold was used during this arrest, the officer says he used a legal move. it's call the seat belt. according to a senior justice official, attorney general barr took the recommendations of the brorklyn prosecut not to press charges, but justice sources say attorneys in the civil rightsis divn argued charges should have been filed. officer pantaleo still faces an internal disciplinar trial f the nypd. a judge has not made a decision in that case. back to you. >> thank you, wendy. wendy rieger in the newsroom. >> anotherla escation in the public friction b

this hour, i'll speak with former defense secretary leon panetta. >>> first, let's go to the southern border. nick, the inspector general for the department of homeland security has just issued an urgent new report. >> reporter: the new office paints a grim picture for migrants in custody. things are so bad it prevents a health risk to the safety of not just the agents but also the migrants in custody. new images from the dhs office of the inspector general show what one official calls a ticking time bomb in a new report obtained by cnn. dozens of migrants cracked. some with barely enough room the lie on the concrete. about 30% of minors held longer than the 72 hours allowed. some children held for two weeks. >> we have been speaking to the over crowding that our facilities never designed to deal with the volume of mie gra -- migrants coming our way. >> reporter: now they are under investigation over this closed facebook group made ov,0f thouss of border patrol agents. according to the site, members shared lewd and sexist content about latina members of congress

pudiera ser leon bailey, pero para mi, la defensa es muy dÉbil todavÍa.re enfrentar hoy en una eventual final a jamaica, que estados unidos. diego: no sÉ... elegir no tiene nada. si quieres ser campeÓn, le tienes que ganar a quien te toque. el planteo pudiera llegar a ser distinto dependiendo si es jamaica o estados unidos para "el tata" martino, pero creo que no estÁ para elegir rivales, mÉxico. raÚl: luce mÁs vencer a estados unidos de una final. diego: la rivalidad, se hace una final, o en cualquier competencia, es la motivaciÓn, pero si estÁs del otro lado, tambiÉn el golpe que te puede llegar dar, puede ser importante de cara al futuro, mÁs si perdÉs una final, en caso de que estados unidos... raÚl: ojalÁ que sea estados unidos. conde: espero que estados unidos avance a la gran final, y espero que diego balado diga lo mismo. diego: yo espero que estados unidos llegue a la final, porque es la que todo el mundo que rever. conde: mucho trabajo podrÁ tener el arquero blake de jamaica. hacemos la pausa. no se vaya. nos vamos de viaje a un lugar que usted

that's not sitting well with former defense secretary leon panetta. >> if the president does -- the president does a great deal of harm by politicizing this event, i think the military, frankly, we have always taken the position, those of us that have been involved with the military, that we don't have to display our power to anybody. we're the strongest military power on the face of the earth. we don't have to roll tanks down the street. we don't have to roll troops down the street because we know that we are strong, and we can take on any enemy. >> 900 members of the d.c. national guard have been called up to help with traffic control and security. that's nearly triple the typical guard activation for the event. overnight the pentagon began delivering a pair of m-1 abrams tanks to the national mall for a small stationary display of american military might. cnn's barbara starr with more from the pentagon. >> reporter: it will be a very different event for the u.s. military which generally has not participated in national july 4th events. expect to see the chairman of the joint chiefs general

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ahead, leon harris to one who is changing lives in this week's harris' hero. >> a mad dash as a car gets hit by a train, but inside that car were three small kids and an ult. i'm adad ♪ ♪ >>> a grandmother is figing for her life after a frightening incident on a set of freight train tracks. this the happened last night as the grandmother was driving three of her grandkids, and her car became stuck on the trac after an accident. transpdatation reporter a tuss is there with the harrowing story. >> reporter: it's almost impossible to imagine a freight train barreling down on your car, and youve can't mo on the tracks. even harder to imagine you have thresmall kids in the car, but that's exactly what happened here oute 17 when a grandmother accidentally rear ended another car in her truck and the grandmothers truck then became stuck on the track. >> i can't imagine. the truck was disabled. she got all of them out of the hit the then i believe what truck. >> reporter: jeannette marshall y.ves a block a she came out of house to see what happened. >> there was a truck overturned right by the tr

leon harris is at the live desk to show us just how massive the protests have become. leon? >> these have been amazing to watch them just cpletely bloom, wendy. organizers called it one of the biggest demonstrations puerto rico has ever seen. take a look at this. this is drone video from san juan, puerto rico, people there just flooded the streets there blocking this major highway and snarling traffic there. protests have been gon for days, but they intensified over the weekend. >> now the governor is it i a middle of a firestorm over private online chats that surfaced of him making homophobic and sexistremarks. the governor says he has no plans to resign and he did say that hwould not run for another term next year. now, in just about an hour, there's plans -- there's a plan for a march to happen here in washington. demonstrators are planning to march from the washington monnumt to the white house and we'll be watching to see how big or how intete tha demonstration gets. >> leon, thank you. people are w the lined up at the u.s. supreme court payinstheir respects thi weekend