dad, mom, and stepdad, bringing joy to maddie's life. the make a wish foundation trip to disney. maddie has fun showing off her nail polish. and there was a wedding. she married her sweetheart from day care. >> she's your boyfriend? >> what is he? your best frend? we're blessed every day that we wake up and maddie is still progressing and doing well. that is our hope and plan, tont coue to make every day as imaginable and amazing as possible. >> that's a tough situation. we wish that family the best. later this month on mayk26th there will be a fundraising run for maddie. for a link to that and more information about dipg you can open the nbc washington app and search dipg. >>> news 4 has been taking you on the road to interestingand fun places. you visit on a single tank of gas. today news 4 molette green was in fauquier county where lots of folks were showing her what makes their ea so special. the best ice cream around at moo thru. there's morais winery how about the flighting circus? wathat molette on that plane? to see the one tank

later this month on may 26th, there is a fundraising runin honor of maddie. that's going to be held at westfield montgomery mall if you'd like to getut there and support the family. >> it's all about awareness. for a link to tat and for much more information, open our nbc washington app and search dipg. >>> well, we have issue more ahead. ""game of thrones"" there is a petition for those who aren't too happy with the final season of theow. could there be a do-over? >>> carey sits down withkurt suzuki. >> i'm into the thrones" do-over. let's do the whole season over, actually. tracking some storms well back toes the but not much in our area now. we could see one or t tonight, or a better chance this weekend. or a better chance this weekend. we'lltalk about that aca the big iers are talking about their current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are li sted to a few pockets inelect cities or trying to convince consumers that 4g is actually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, leaving them on the wrong side of the digital divide. if approved, on

maddie has fun showing off her nail polish.nd there was a dding, she married her sweetheart fromay d care. >> he's your boyfriend what is he? >> my best friend. >> your best friend? we're blessed eve day that we wake up and maddie is still progressing and doing wel and that is our hope and our plan to continue to make every day as imaginable and amaze as possible. >> reporter: julie caray, news 4. >> we're all pulling for her. this weekend, a special surpre r maddie, the rock solid foundation created a special splayground for her andet up a barbecu for friends and family yesterday. on may 26th, a fund-raising run in maddie's honor will be held at the westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. her parents hope her story leads to more funding for this rare type of cancer. >>> want to switch gears and throw over to lauryn ricketts with a look at the weather. >> we have hazy conditions out there now. look at that, on cue. i dialed that one up. just for you. just for you. >> appreciate that. >> yeah, we got some hazy conditions out ther

actions have been involvia a spec surprise today for 6-year girl fighting an cancer we told you about maddiep g that begins in the brain stem. it created a special playg for friends and family and we there a fund-raisin run in they hope it leads to more cancer >>> 20 miles around the nation's capita on closed roads is what they took in breathtakin views >> with music and a couple of it's nice to be out here with and ubers and scooters. >> it's not a race. you are just leisurely checking then people got to enjoy music people from all over t country came out to this event and the dogs, nbc 4 is a partner for toda ride. we are standing by for the it kied off last september. s >>>me folks have severe we get excited about warm early summer. f that's ripe storms. >> that's what we are dealingta p again tomorrow. i re thought most of the 11:00. i'm definitely you can see up towards the areas sth upon marshall. high in the atmosphere is an indica headed into manassas with one or two strikes of lightning. we are expecting things to dry now pushing ahead in time by region at thi thinking that dry, cou

adrian gonzalez was 15 when he was arrested and accused of killing maddie middleton.ver whether that law is constitutional, and this may be decided by the state supreme court. >>> that's a brief look at some of the top stories we are working on. >>> dave, thank you. >>> prosecutors are trying to decide if they will file hate crime charges against an army veteran accused of intentionally ramming his car into a crowd of people. isaiah peoples was in court. the d.a. asked for a 2-week delay to continue to investigate the case. he's connect to the incident on april 23rd, and it's believed peoples targeted the victims based on his belief they were muslim. the defense attorney suggested peoples suffers from a mental disorder. he served in the army in iraq in 2005 and 2006. >>> hayward police are looking for these two people. the robbery was monday afternoon at a home on capatola street. a 19-year-old man and his father were home at the time. the son was able to secretly call 911. when officers arrived, investigators said the suspects pointed a gun at police, and three offic

and maddie and tae. ♪ friends don't call you in the middle of the night ♪ >> it's just crazy because so long. so i've been trying to not be as weird about her. ♪ >> we are doing a version of the medley that we did on the cmt artist of the year show. now, there are no rules. >> this medley is carrie's brainchild and she did an incredible job. >> so, how do these ladies plan to keep the grueling travel schedule from taking a toll? >> glitter. >> sleep is essential to, like, your sanity. >> i don't know, learn from carrie? that's what i'm going to try to do. >> do what carrie does. she's so great live as well. >>> well, we're also exclusively with another musical mama -- miss cardi b. she's gearing up to reunite with j.lo in the upcoming movie "hustlers," something cardi knows just a little bit about. >> i haven't been on set yet, but i worked with her before. >> she's just so caring, like, do you need this? do you need that? like, what do you need? do you want this? do you want that? i need you to be comfortable. >> a former stripper in real life, cardi says she can't wait to shoot her

maddy allaire we came to cologne to study sociology in 1902 he's an activist trying to stop deportations of young arabs and the aftermath of the cologne new year's eve events close to 20 have already been deported and 2 arrested. yeah yeah yeah. it's about their dictatorial and the money it's about. what the world knew about me at the bat. oh. yeah. the queen. and how can you. let the. wealth of cable dining with. his. maties words reflect my own belief that our exile may be rooted in our nation's lack of democratic rights and responsibilities. in the small town of koblenz just outside cologne a syrian refugee couple have settled in the countryside. i want to know how they are doing out there in the german woods. and. in the way enforcing. the brand. new car you. see how you can. house or live in the others are somehow. so my you spend several months in an apartment in cologne and hated it. imagine a candidate about her for. a month. a minute hasn't been diminished. how does she ever get for money back. i'm not going here saudi you submit. it was the one with the real hand. and money. ab

mobilization forces under the command of prime minister are developed a little maddy in his weekly press briefing he said iraq wants to play the role of a mediator between its 2 allies and it didn't see any threats. iraq is currently stable up until this moment we have not seen any military escalation in iraq iraq has expressed this to the u.s. secretary of state iran is iraq's most important ally in the region sharing strong political economic military and religious ties iraqi politicians and religious leaders have said they will not accept any interference in iraq's sovereignty by any country including iran. the conflicting statements about possible threats from iran has raised concerns that some parties in washington are exaggerating intelligence in order to build a case for some sort of military action against the country now the u.s. state department has ordered the immediate departure from iraq of all known emergency. government employees but many iraqis are increasingly anxious that after suffering use of conflict and political instability they may be able to come up with al-jazee

the middle east the popular mobilization forces under the command of prime minister are too little maddie in his weekly press briefing he said iraq wants to play the role of a mediator between its 2 allies and it didn't see any threats. iraq is currently stable up until this moment we have not seen any military escalation in iraq iraq has expressed this to the u.s. secretary of state iran is iraq's most important ally in the region sharing strong political economic and military and religious ties iraqi politicians and religious leaders have said they will not accept any interference in iraq's sovereignty by any country including iran. the conflicting statements about possible threats from iran has raised concerns that some parties in washington are exaggerating intelligence in order to build a case for some sort of military action against the country now the u.s. state department has ordered the immediate departure from iraq of all known emergency government employees and many iraqis are increasingly anxious that after suffering years of conflict and political instability there may be mor

i also want to recognize maddie scott, a leader in our community , and don't worry, we haven't forgotten about freedom west. [cheering] >> i want to take this opportunity to introduce someone who grew up in sunnydale and has an amazing story to tell, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome rhianna firestone. [applause] -- breanna firestone. [applause] >> good afternoon, my name is breanna and i am i hope s.f. sunnydale resident. i want to paint a picture for you. i need you all to be really into it. imagine you are going home after a long day at work and you are expecting to relax, but instead, when you get there, you are bombarded by issues that have risen throughout arisen throughout the day. today, your water heater is busted, and you will not get to take a hot shower for four days. tomorrow, because of faulty pipes, feces come up through your kitchen sink. leaving your kitchen unusable for least a week, and every day, you and your family are living with mould and mildew. this is the story of my community, this is the story of my family, this is what we live through every day, and every

. ♪ >> the seven-time grammy winner shares the stage with her act, run away june and maddie and tae.>> it's crazy because we admired her for so long. i have been trying to not be as weird around her. ♪ >> we are doing a version of the medley that we did on the artist of the year show. there are no rules. this is her brain child and she did an incredible job. it's really, really fun. >> how do the ladies plan to keep the travel schedule from taking a toll? >> sleep is essential to your sanity. >> learn from carrie. >> straight ahead, tippa fay and the funny ladies of wine country let loose with an endless supply of vino. does this answer the question? >> anne hathaway and rebel wilson take over. >> honestly i don't know if it's our strong suit. >> this turns out pretty great. our strong suit. >one part steak. one part ribs. two parts incredible. steak & ribs starting at $14.99, with your choice of sauce or dry rub. and back again is our 3-point rib bloom, topped with cheese fries and barbecue ribs. offer ends soon at outback. topped with cheese fries and barbecue ribs. some big news f

he was only 15 when he was arrested on suspicion of luring 8-year-old maddie middleton into his apartmentigators say he then put her body in a dumpster at the apartment building. >>> witness testimony in the ghost ship warehouse trial beginning on monday. since fire investigators never officially determined why the warehouse went up in flames part of the the defense standard is to clear derick almena and max harris by blaming the fire on unknown arsonists. >> one witness close by heard popping sounds like glass breaking right before the fire and then he saw people run out the back door and that suggests that molotov cocktails, or at least bottles with gasoline, were utilized in the arson. >> defense attorney tony serra described his client, derek almena, as a family man trying to create and beautiful environment for art at the warehouse nfl the months before the fire police and firefighters visited the warehouse and never brought you have safety issues. >> and what is left of the ghost ship warehouse is still not known. the building is near east 14th street and 41st avenue. the building's

maddy thimont—jack is a brexit researcher for the independent think tank, the institute for government be keeping you busy! so nick is talking about this idea of votes in the coming week. what do you think might play out? as nickjust said, there is the option for the government of another round of indicative votes. we had two rounds already earlier this year which were organised by backbenchers but this time the government would take control of the process to see if they could find some way forward in parliament to see whether mps rally around something and it might be as simple as mps saying they do want to leave the eu by 31st as mps saying they do want to leave the eu by 3istjuly or it might be they want to see some sort of coalition around some formal customs union as a sort of option for the future relationship. you might find a group of mps willing to support that which the government might be willing to negotiate with the eu. how important is it that new ideas and amendments come forward rather than rehashing all the old ones? the problem is we seem to have covered most of the s

here we have -- got maddie and andrea modeling some t-shirts. what do you advise here?when i told people i was doing this segment, they said, did you vie the everlane t-shirts? it's opaque enough not to be see through. fits great on all different bodies fits all different plus sizes, heights, shapes, great and the sleeve the most flattering length. i don't like it, cuts in a weird spot the sleeve is perfect. $18, can't go wrong. >> thank you so much maddie and andrea, you did a great job. appreciate it. next, we have, what? >> so next up we've got, this is brand new. anthropologie just launched the a-plus summer dress. >> got to have a cute summer dress. look at these adorable ladies. >> if a summer dress doesn't fit perfectly, it's a disaster that's why this a plus collection at anthropologie is so great taken over 100 styles and all about being all size inclusive so the a plus collections go up from 16 to size 26 all the biggest styles from all the best brands. online ten anthropologie stores nationwide get what you want for the summer and it fits. you feel comfortabl

maddy allaire we came to cologne to study sociology in 1902 he's an activist trying to stop deportations of young arabs and the aftermath of the cologne new year's eve events close to 20 have already been deported and 2 arrested. yeah yeah yeah. it's about their dictatorial and the money at about. the what the world knew about me at the bat. oh. yeah. the queen. and how can you. let the. wealth of cable done in. his. maties words reflect my own belief that our exile may be rooted in our nation's lack of democratic rights and responsibilities. in the small town of koblenz just outside cologne a syrian refugee couple have settled in the countryside. i want to know how they are doing out there in the german woods. and i'm sort of. in the we enforcing a. new kind of you. know sort of see how you can. house. in the others are somehow. so my us spent several months in an apartment in cologne and hated it. imagine a candidate about her for. a month. it took me a moment as a minute hasn't been diminished. how does she ever get for money back. what good and. good he is saudi you submit. it was th

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. >> erin, you're more concerned than maddi, is that right? >> we're cautious here it's being driven by a couple of factors. sure the tough talk on tariffs definitely was the cat lits for the most recent sell-off we've seen in markets. but underwinning that we've also started to see softness emerge. stocks up until two days ago were up nearly 15%, 16% year to date in the nasdaq they're up 20% year to date we've seen a significant reversal in terms of multiples as well as price performance and when you look under the surface i think a lot that's priced in is a really strong second half of the year, really strong continuation into 2020. and we aren't really seeing the cyclical pickup in growth that i think the markets extrapolated expecting. and so for that reason we think it's really prudent right now to take a little bit of a step back, reevaluate the price appreciation that we've seen year to date, and recognize that we're not really seeing a relift or a lift-off in terms of cyclical growth performance as i think much in the market has alread

the popular mobilization forces are under the command of prime minister are the little maddy in his weekly press briefing he said iraq wants to play the role of a mediator between its 2 allies and it didn't see any threats. of war iraq is currently stable up until this moment we have not seen any military escalation in iraq iraq has expressed this to the u.s. secretary of state. iran is iraq's most important ally in the region sharing strong political economic and military and religious ties iraqi politicians and religious leaders have said they will not accept any interference in iraq's sovereignty by any country including iran. the conflicting statements about possible threats from iran has raised concerns that some parties in washington are exaggerating intelligence in order to build a case for some sort of military action against the country now the u.s. state department has ordered the immediate departure from iraq of all non emergency government employees and many iraqis are increasing. really anxious that after suffering years of conflict and political instability there may be more

maddy dupler seth handlin your heart is not in this dude i read your notes. you know what this is. based on donors and liberal states of new york and new jersey that need -- that you're just trying to curry favor with as a democrat isn't that all this is >> look, i think there's good reason to think that parts of the tax bill was politically motivated. when they were looking for ways to pay for the corporate tax cuts and the estate tax cuts and the other tax cuts benefits extremely rich people, they singled out blue states or hunted for offsets that disproportionately affected people in blue states. there's no doubt that's where i think democrats are coming from. i think it's understandable. however, i do think that fully repealing the cap on the salt deduction actually doubles down on the worst flaws of the tax bill, that it drains revenue and that it's skewed to people with the highest incomes. so i think there really need to be very targeted in how they approach this issue. >> maddy, you have different viewpoint on this or do you agree more than you disagree with seth? >> i agre

and here we have -- we got maddie and angela modeling t-shirts. >> the perfect white t-shirt.? it's not see thro fh. th is great on all different bodies. it really fits all different bust sizes, height, shapes, it's great. and the sleeve ihe t flattering length. i don't like it when it's in a weird spot. this sleeve is perfect. again, $18. you can't go aong. >> right. thank you so much. did a great job. we appreciate it. okay. next we have what? >> so, next we've got the -- this is brand new. anthropology just launched the summer dress. >> look at these adorable ladies. >> and if a sress doesn't fit perfectly, it's a disaster. which is why this is so great. they've taken over a hundred styles and it's about being all size inclusive. 26. go up size 16 t all the biggest styles from all the best brends. it's all online. you get the look of what you want to wear over the summer and it fits you. you feel comfortable in it. >> so pretty >> the romper, jump suit. huge for summer. this is the perfect fit. >> i love it. and you've got the staples and one special piece like this. you lo

let's get to maddie.k at anything and sometimes it's like every board, car, person, dog. >> he's barking too much what about inside the house? does he bark >> inside he doesn't >> he really likes roberto's treat. >> roberto has the good treats. >> what do we do with a barker >> whenever i'm working through any issue at all, i like to focus on what i do want the dog to to do versus what we don't when i see calm and quiet behavior, i would rapid fire be giving scooby scooby snacks. >> should i be giving them to him right now? >> yes it appears that whatever the treats are over there a little bit more interesting so perhaps invest in that. >> kibble that he eats every day isn't? >> but you want to find a treat that he really, really, really likes. >> okay. >> that could be chicken that could be cheese that could be little pieces of steak. you can teach it a word -- >> what about this situation? >> teach it on a word. teach the word like "look. >> okay. >> and then give him a piece of that really special trea

with me now is maddy teemont—jack, a brexit researcher for the independent think tank, the instituteally. how do you see events playing out? the government has decided that rather than try to hold a vote on the deal again, they will bring forward the legislation which will implement the deal in domestic law. at this stage, there are not the votes to pass the bill. what will be interesting to see is whether mp's accepts the initial introduction as accepts the initial introduction as a bell and then use it as an opportunity to amend it over the next stages of negotiation or influence how the agreement will be cemented. but it seems tricky to the play minister effie refused to accept the winters first introduced. what do you think about the strategy here? what we know is that so far, the government has been very relu cta nt to the government has been very reluctant to publish this bill because they know it is going to be unpalatable. and that brexiteers and mps on labour benches will be unhappy with some of the provisions. it strikes new at this stage, they do not have another option. i

joining us now is maddie duppler , a senior fellow at the national taxpayers union.achieve his success, in the system he's advocating for. >> that is exactly right . the amazing thing about bernie sanders' story is that it is only possible in a capitalist society and now something that i think is even more remarkable is not only is his story only available to him in a capitalist society it's made possible by some of the institutions in that society that he villifies the most and what i mean by that is if you look at bernie sanders story it begins with him purchasing his first home and he goes on to use mortgages to continue to build wealth that way. now that's not an incredible feet. that's what a lot of americans know as a best way for asset accumulation for their own households but the incredible thing is it's not possible without the help of banks and lenders and bernie sanders talks about how big banks and wall street are the enemy but without those he would have never been able to turn his salary as a mayor in vermont, $33,000 a year into a $49,000 mortgage and