was afraid of water. >> the lerner brothers do what they can to help.eth is a successful art director. todd and ian are dentists. >> i felt bad for him, and if there was something i could do, i would, whether it's doing dental work for him, giving him a little money to eat. >> but they don't know that howard, who once had a thriving business, is now begging for money on the streets -- a familiar figure outside several brooklyn synagogues. you seem to have sadness. >> it's sad. you know, the whole thing is sad. the best way to describe howard is he was a lost soul. >> was he mentally ill? >> i would say there was a certain amount of mental illness, but not anything that was dangerous to other people. >> then seth gets a distressing call from cousin howard. >> it was an odd conversation. he wanted to remind me that he wanted to be buried near his parents, and i said, "howard, you're a young man. why worry about these things?" and he says, "well, i have to worry about them." >> on june 28th, howard frank's body is found floating in brooklyn's gowanus canal

we know irs -- former irs official lois lerner, going after the tea party that she also used an aliasust discovered what that was. might we reopen her case, or at least you in the private sector do that? >> we're still involved. in depositions with that case. we represented all those groups that were still waiting. they've all gotten stat us from the irs thankfully but doing depositions, we're still in federal court with lois lerner and the irs on that. david: jordan, they're giving me a wrap, i have to point out one other thing in the long list, 100 pages, a letter from the "new york times" reporter says hi melanie, and the melanie is the press officer at d.o.j., i'm a white house correspondent for the new york times and i've been pressed into service to write about the questions raised about attorney general. almost like he's apologizing to have to cover this. >> and he actually went back later through e-mails and providing the text to the department of justice before it was published to comment and edit it. so you've actually got that in the e-mails as well. and i will tell people

. >>> it was an emotional welcome back for nats owner mark lerner last night. he returned to nats park yesterday for the first time since treatments this summer. lerner is now cancer free. the night featured new additions to the ring of honor. hall of famers ivan pudge rodriguez who played two seasons for the nats and tim raines who spent parts of 13 seasons with the nats. and our favorite bearded flavor was back, jason werth smacked a two-run homer in his return. >>> she was out for more than a year, but she is back. in a complete upset last night, maria sharapova beat the number two player in the world. sharapova is ranked number 148 now. she showed she has something to prove. sharapova has been a champion before, but she was suspended for taking a banned medication and was out for the last 15 months. >>> so we have a question for you -- how many times have you been to your favorite restaurant? these folks, when "news4 midday" returns, find out the lengths they went to to hit their >>> well you just have one more chance to get a whiff of the corpse flower at

. >>> it was an emotional welcome back for nats owner mark lerner. he returned to nats park for the first time since losing a leg african certificate treatments earlier this summer. lerner is now ivan pudge rodriguez. parts of 13 seasons wit favorite bearded player was back. jason wuertz smacked a two-run homer. the nats beat the marlins 11-2. >> nice to get that. >>> if you're just joining us right now, it is a weather alert day. you can tell by looking at the radar here at nbc4. if -- it's moving up the coast bringing us lots of wind and rain. >> matt delucia from our philadelphia sister station. he's live in ocean city, maryland. >> reporter: good morning. it's not a beach day, that is for sure. this is what we're seeing here. we've seen more of that rain starting to fall here within the last hour. right here along the ocean city beach, we see that the beach patrol has taken down some of the lifeguard stands in advance of storm. just preparing for the heavy winds that are going to be coming up in this direction. we're starting to see the wind pick

but the way >>> it was an emotional welcome back for mark lerner last night. he returned for the first time since losing a leg african certificate treatments earlier this summer. he's now cancer-free. the night featured new additions to the ring of honor. hall of famers ivan pudge rodriguez and tim raines received the honor. our favorite bearded player was back. he smacked a two run in his return. here's a chance to get a bryce harper action figure. just five lucky fans will get them as part of the nats pregame giveaway tonight as they take on the miami marlins again. the first 25,000 will get unsigned action >>> disney nature's latest film is all about the pandas. born in china follows three separate panda families as they navigate through a nature reserve. what you don't see is what the filmmakers did behind the camera. usa today reports that the director's ground crew dressed up like pandas, complete with a panda stench to shoot the film. they said it was the ohm way to be with the protected animals. >>> we're going to check in with chuck, weather alert day

lerner explains his absence. complications from radiation led to the amputation of his left leg. he hopes to return to the front row seat. >> he hasn't been able to go to a game since july 30th. that's a long time for him. he always talks to us for opening day and for the playoffs and always so proud of his team and wishing him and his family the best. >>> today, you might want to head to stores in maryland to snag those tax-free deals. as you get kids ready for back to school, there are just two days left to take advanta what that means is you will not have to pay taxes on the shoes and clothing that costs $100 or less. the first $40 of a backpack purchase will be tax-free. you only have until the end of tomorrow to take advantage of the tax-free holiday. it's now 4:35. another check of your weather. >> chuck is keeping an eye on what you'll face this morning. what do you think, chuck? >> first of all, you'll notice the humidity which is way high early this morning. it's not going anywhere any time soon. there's the early morning picture from the city camera looking into the dow

members of the cell and some people expressed surprise just how many and just how young they were asked lerner attacker eunice for example was just twenty two they were radicalized young men and even teens are not a new phenomenon for example last year a sixteen year old syrian boy was arrested on suspicion of plotting a bomb attack in the german city of cologne a fifteen year old boy was also arrested in paris on suspicion of planning an attack in public areas there and two girls aged fourteen and fifteen time were arrested on the same suspicions and their homes were raided our correspondent peter all of a travel to the now infamous town of report tomorrow you'll be able to see for yourself just exactly what he found that for now though here's a quick taste the interim of the mosque located in the building just behind me our bill barclay he is understood and accused of being the mastermind behind the terror attacks he spent time in prison in twenty ten until twenty fourteen after he was charged and convicted for smuggling hasheesh it's understood broke while he was in prison he turned to radi

kipen thank you for joining us on the program now the twelve member cell behind last week's boss lerner attack is believed to have had moroccan origins the london bridge terrorist in june was also a moroccan do you think this is all a coincidence or is there any explanation why morocco is repeatedly being at the center of such incidents. well i i don't think just morocco i think is the whole of north africa is a problem but yes i mean there are a lot of moroccans in the u.k. the americans throat europe and some of them of obviously being radicalized as they say i don't know sure about that word but along the short of it is we have a serious problem here is not just an attack on a spade or or british foreign policy or american foreign policy or european foreign policy it's an attack on our very civilization it's an attack on our democracy our values our belief in the rule of law and they very much intend to overthrow that as to the security question i think you'd have to ask the security forces about that they know more than i would but i think there's a problem with a lot of north afric

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. >> what about lois lerner, she had a different name on her e-mail, toby miles.hey would run into roadblocks. i mean, it is kind of an amateur way to hide. lou: amateurish, gain the law and punishable to 5 years in prison. >> if you have a sympathetic media, you don't have to have too many dodges to cooperate. it is frustrating. i will tell you history will catch up with them, you remember mulligan papers, kindly burn this letter, he said at bottom of that paper. goes to history books, every kid has a quiz in his history class, has to write what mulligan letters are, some day they will be writing about 33,000 e-mails. lou: i hope because the justice department starts prosecuting and moving forward, there is no excuse. when you go beyond that, we have a right now a government that is caught on a horns of a special counsel, a mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader saying that president's expectations are too high to have a budget and a tax reform, and for senate to actually pass a legislation it has promised it would for last 7 years, the swamp is ra ran. >> i thi

. >> it goes way back to the ancient chinese, unscom of babylonians, they knew how because lerner and solar repeat themselves after a period of 18 years the eclipse will come back but in that one-third of the day it has repeated a 1/3 wave around the planet so what is coming up in august i saw that see the eclipse in munich 1989 it is part of the same series although a different part of the earth with the path of totality is the same as across the united states so they have figured out that cycle so they knew he probably would put on either side of the planet they didn't understand why they figured w out the pattern not really until the 18th century that scientist could mask the path of totality or that a leader clips would come on case certain date but that path was a detailed understanding but that did not come along and tell a few centuries ago. >> i work at st. joseph hospital was happy that you mentioned that little nugget of the sisters to that expedition we could not find a lot of information unfortunately but i was happy to see that. >> face to meet you. we have conversed by e

loretta lynch, eric holder, gina macarthy, lois lerner all in former president obama's administrationey trying to hide using the alies e-mails, makes it harder to do the foia request, the investigation would be on the real names and not the alias that we don't know about. >> when we found out about her alias through foia, when people ask for communications. >> not for sure. >> foia officials knew she used that name, trying to circumvent foia by using the alias, it wasn't successful. >> what is she trying to hide? that is the question. they should be investigating her yesterday. gerri: yesterday. i love it. guys, great job, fascinating conversation. love the fact you have two different views. thanks for joining me, lou dobbs coming up next on fox business. stay here for lou. . lou: good evening, everybody, north korea tonight viewing to take revenge against the united states for what it considers the most important foreign policy success of the past 25 years. the united nations saturday voting unanimously 15-0 to impose new sanctions against north korea for its testing of two intercont

there was not a special prosecutor for lois lerner and the clinton p foundation and china gate and people see through this. and if donald trump is listening. let it ride. people see through it. it will not hurt your presidency and give us the three plus gdp., and no one will care. >> i sort of agree. they need to get to the leaks. >> sean: that is the biggest threat to the presidency. you have one a day and they are all illegal leaks of intelligence, it prevents the president from doing his job. and the american people are the losers here and the forgotten men and beam are losers here. >> and classified information. what foreign leader wants to openly and frankly talk to the president of the united states. and that hinders the president's ability to commander in chief and protect this country. >> sean: all right, guys, we have a lot more to come on the busy breaking new s night. and no good solutions in north korea. eric and lara trump in the studio next. ? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales

mark lerner is recovering from surgery. he explained his illness and his absence from the front row seat in that park in a letter to the "washington post." he says complications from cancer and radiation led to the amputation of his left leg. he stresses, though, that he is cancer-free and hopes to be back in his seat one day to miss any more games. he hasn't gone to a game since july 30th. that's a long time for him. we wish him a speedy recovery and all the best. >>> today is one of the final days to stock up on the back to school items tax-free. >> maryland's tax-free week will wrap up tomorrow. megan mcgrath joining us from the west field wheaton mall with a look at how you can save some money. hey, megan. >> reporter: hey, guys. back to school shopping can be quite expensive, especially with more than one child. all the clothing and shoes. it can really add up. shoppers in maryland have been given a break this week. exemptions from the sales tax and the state of maryland. however, time is running out. if you still have

we know going back all the way to the irs scandal with lois lerner and that total fiasco with that thema's were serious about intimidating the right, preventing them from speaking on key issues in fighting back in every way know how. the republicans, there are always playing the genteel game of politics. the democrats are out for blood. they are out for political bloo blood. i think you pointed out, a lot of republicans don't want donald trump to succeed a lot of them don't like his policies. you heard from jeff flake, he represents not just himself and john mccain, he represents a significant chamber of commerce wing of the republican party, on immigration, trade and going onto the interventionist foreign policy of george w. bush which some people might disagree with as well. >> sean: how do they get away with smashing to smithereens hard drives? how did they get a away with deleting emails, how did they get away with acid wash, did you ever take a hammer to a blackberry or an iphone? how do you get away with sending the fbi devices without sim cards? why do i think i would spend eter

mark lerner is recovering from surgery. he explained his illness in a letter to the "washington post." he said complications from cancer and radiation led to the amputation of his left leg. he stresses, though, he is canc cancer-free and hopes to return to the front row seat soon. >> he's been a great ambassador. always willing to talk to us. h >>> the nationals game, is it too late to tell you the score. this morning, we can say they won. the game was close. final score 2-1. team is in san diego all weekend. then they head to houston. they'll be back home one week from today. i'm going to try to go to that game. >>> the security scare at dulles airport came at the height of the terror attacks overseas. a look at what caused all the drama and what it means for travelers now. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we're in the mid to upper 70s for temperatures already. later on today, heat indexes could be over 100 degrees. there's a pretty high chance we're going to have thunderstorms. some of those could be strong

. >> reporter: lernered was born and raised in chestnut hill season surprised this is happening heren this philadelphia neighborhood. >> we need to come together as whole, as a community and stop this kind of nonsense. >> i just think it's a reflection of the culture we are living in right now with everything that's going on. it's horrifying it's absolutely horrifying. >> reporter: police are confident someone will recognize the guy in the surveillance and they say they are taking this very seriously. >> not sure it was a copycat if he's really in the mindset of -- of doing any harm to police officers or whatever or if he's just -- just trying to be mischievous but it is disturbing. >> he needs to be found. >> reporter: now i just got off the telephone with septa and have just learned that there were two other incidents of graffiti in chestnut hit overnight at the gravers lane and chestnut hill west train stations the nature of the graffiti very similar to what was found here on evergreen avenue. so septa police investigating that and also working to clean off that graffiti of course

carlyle ag, so every new tablets are alias emma but sheesh saved up for sensitive subjects and lois lernern trouble for targeting the tea party had an alias as well. it was kind of common is during the obama administration to use these things. the problem of course mj said, we should mention by the way, jordan sekulow is the son who is a white house attorney. it is not his note they are completely independent. trump attorney, forgive me. they received over 400 pages worth of material considering this tarmac does it. most of that was blacked out, by the way. interestingly it wasn't blacked out by the obama justice department. it was blacked out by the trump justice department. even though some of these guys like jay works for president trump. why is trump justice department blocking out material that could give us idea what going on. >> all this has been blacked out. your thoughts on this story? >> absolutely. the american people need to know what happened and especially the talking points with all these documents we know the justice department under the rather lynch were very concerned abo