carol maloney joins us live from richmond. this story breaking just in the last 20 minutes or so. >> reporter: just moments ago the redskins released the pup list, the physically unable to perform list. guys missing out on first days of training camp. there are names we expected. deangelo hall. then jordan reed on the pup list. we last saw him in mini camp and looked like a beast. this was in june. he has been injury prone his entire career and yet to play an entire season. missed four games last year, some concussion concerns and injured his shoulder on thanksgiving. we do not yet know his injury this time around. now, the four things to watch out for as they do start practices tomorrow, kirk cousins, the quarterback no long term deal. will it be a distraction? it wasn't last year as set records. when it comes to the players new receiver prior is a big target at 6'4". he is going to have to be really good with the team losing jackson. a lot of new faces on defense. guys like defensive lineman jonathan allen and look to help i

the players don't get paid in money, but they told carol maloney that they're just out there having space museum is due for a much-needed makeover, from buckling. huge problems now. the 1-million $1 hin million in the 1-million $1 hin million in restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia they may also be struggling with akathisia: a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications. learn more at myakathisia.com. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will ferrell. alison brie.

i'm mary maloney. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your docto

education and workforce committee as well, and our newest member from los angeles, congresswoman carolyn maloney who you all know from, congresswoman judy chu of california, the chair of our asian pacific islander caucus congressional. ranking member, former chair of the rules committee, congresswoman law reese slaughter, a real fighter for women's rights. jackie speer who brought us together right before the break to condemn what president trump said about mika. it was outrageous. right before we leave we have a press conference. i hope we're not doing this every week. and again thank you susan davis. but the point is, and i mention all of my colleagues who are here, i don't know if they're all going to speak. but it's all about respect. as a mother of four daughters, two grand daughters, many grandsons and a son, but it's amazing to me to see the lack of respect some of these people have for women and for girls. six years ago the obama administration said enough is enough. and joe biden -- it has been, continues to be a great champion in respecting women, saying it's not your fault. we want to

carolyn maloney joining us tonight. hello. >> hello, big trade, big win, yes, a huge day.ight now we're going to get into the win that is bringing in so much relief, a big league that did not go away to cincinnati. this is where the fun stuff happens, at least this is what we're the snats having a lot of fun there. daniel murphy getting it started. he just tags this ball deep to right. and good-bye. two run shot for murphy. 15th of the season. the nats taking an early 2-0 lead. now on the sixth this time with two on. and murphy hammers another one to right. that is gone, too. three-run homer, monster day for him. two homers, 5 rbi. nats up 7-2. later in the inning adam lynn inviting himself to the parade. they go on for the sweep tomorrow at 4:30. >>> to baltimore, sun's out, scouts are out. some boy scouts watching the brian hammers this ball to the seats in left center. two run shot. had no problems since making his first start since the cubs traded for him just mowing down today. cubs blank the birds 8-0. >>> to wimbledon, the royals, they're going crazy on the inside.

mary maloney has the break down. >> reporter: americans are patriotic, in terms of what we buy.ording to the national retail fred ration, 65% of people own an american flag and stars and stripes on t-shirts bathing suits or shoes and they expect 58% to buy more items that is why wal-mart and target sell everything from plates to pillows with the red white and blue. 162 million people will take part in a cookout or picnic and spending $83 per person on average and that is just forever the food. 14% will see a parade and 44 will see fireworks. know that 19 million others are also celebrating independence. >> there is much more ahead for you coming up on "action news" at 12:30, a family tries to reunite a teddy bear carrying a special message for the original owner. >>> and ten days owe and ice, why 40 hockey players played for a new world record. david murphy has more when "action news" continues. ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. giant h

army staff sergeant and transgender rights activist and patrick maloney from the great state of new york. shane, what's your take here? >> my immediate reaction was this is completely ego tistickal move to detract from the principles of goodwill of what it is to be an american service member and use them as pawns right now in order to evoke an emotional reaction from the public to circumvent his own investigations going right now towards his impeachment. >> congressman maloney, this seems to be coming out of nowhere but it seemed like a week or two ago, there was a legislative win supporting the transgender community in the military. i remember seeing you tweet about it. >> right, that's what makes this so bizarre. the republican controlled house of representatives including 24 republican members of congress just a few days ago voted to preserve transgender equality in the military. so the president has now departed even from the standard that the republican controlled house had, which was to leave in place the ability of transgender members to serve honorably, folks like shane ortega an

in richmond, carol maloney, news4 sports. >>> from football to foot lionel messi in barcelona taking united at fedex field. barcelona on the attack. the defender gets a crack at it, neimar turns and scores. barcelona beats manchester united at fedex field. >> that crowd. >> i'm sorry, it's >>> and that's going to do it for us. "the tonight show with jimmy fallon" is up next. >> thanks for joining us. see you again tomorrow. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john boyega, youtube stars rhett & link, musical guests kygo an

person who fell foul of the demonstrators was the us this lady maloney she had to cancel some of a range of events that was due to security concerns she was unable to take on the river boat crew still to attend a climate change meeting now potentially considering her husband's views on climate change would have been something that been well anticipated by the organizes unfortunately though her security saying that jus to the situation on the ground here in hamburg on friday those events would counsel a kook klux klan protest has led to several people being detained in virginia that stories after this short break. beginning see this. sixteen and the skull split cause of time deep trouble. europe assaulted by. one of them and the such a moment was president tom. what about russia you know it better than i do which pull intel relations on. what politicians do. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. have two going to press for survival before three of the people. i'm interested in the water. welcome back now up to twenty thre

person who fell foul of the demonstrators was the us the lady maloney she had to cancel some of the range of events that was due to security concerns she was unable to take on the river boat cruise or to attend a climate change meeting now potentially considering her husband's views on climate change would have been something that been well anticipated by the organizes unfortunately though her security saying that due to the the situation on the ground here in hamburg on friday those events were canceled he bolts and from the alternative to germany party says the violent protests are counterproductive and steal the headlines from those who demonstrate peacefully. well known for its left wing. sometimes extremist views so this shouldn't have been a surprise for anybody really well i believe that two groups of people who actually traveled to hamburg to take part in this one group is very peaceful they want to stage their protest but a perfectly in their right every german has the right to assemble freely without weapons it's part of the constitutional law the second group. they didn't want

sports reporter carol maloney is heading down to cover all the news the next few weeks. follow her on twitter. you see the cool air, football will be here in no time. >>> getting big news from the nationals. >> the team unveiling the logo for next year's all-star game, players, coaches, major league baseball commissioner and the d. ballpark tonight. >> the team plays at 7:00. this is happening a few hours before that. this is the fifth time an all-star game is being played in the district, but the first time for the nationals. >> huge. we have to all go. >> yes. we will be working but we will be there. >> wait a minute, what time is the game? >> we will be there. >> 4:36. a check of weather and traffic. >> a look with jack taylor in a moment. first, chuck and sheena. >> beautiful weather around the area. i put it on the tweet for the baseball game, it was more wisconsin in july and then the brewers laid it on the nats. >> this is definitely d.c. weather. yes, it is a little unseasonably cold for this time of year. this morning, if you like it, drive with the windows down

first lady as well maloney a trump been planning on friday to take part in a river cruise and also to visit a climate change center which considering her husband's view on climate change was probably a very big deal for the people running not she was unable to attend those events. the violence basically kept paying. for the time being his security would letting her leave for a little while on friday but as we see the street pretty much getting back to normal right now despite the scars that have been left it is preparing for more demonstrations to take place today of course i'll be keeping an eye on bringing you all of the developments. giving us a good sense of what's been happening in the northern german city r.t. europe correspondent peter all over. what president donald trump and putin have met for extended talks on the sidelines all the g twenty summit with their first face to face diplomatic meeting last thing over two hours u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson said they had a very robust exchange there was so much to talk about all these issues. just about everything got touch

mary maloney explains.ational highway traffic safety administration has expanded an investigation into 1.3 milion ford explorers over possible carbon monoxide issues. this applies to vehicles made between 2011 and 2017.the nhtsa says more than 2,700 complaints have been filed by owners who were concerned they were exposed to carbon monoxide while in explorers, including those who drive them as police vehicles. ken casaday/austin police assoc.: "from what i understand these officers were tested, and they had double and triple the amount of carbon monoxide in their system they're supposed to have."the announcement comes on the heels of the austin, texas police department pulling all explorers from their police fleet following multiple complaints. brian manley/ austin police chief: "over the past five months we have had 62 workers comps reports filed by officers for exposure to carbon monoxide." the 446 explorers make up a large majority of the department's fleet. brian manley/ austin police chief: "it is the

protesters is just disrupt things so if they can disrupt anybody from being able to get to a meeting like maloney a trunk cannot and a spouse and so that's what they're really trying to do is send a message that these twenty leaders shouldn't make decisions for the entire world thank you so much artists amount. my guess is that the g twenty remains a huge hairy deal the nations involved represent eighty five percent of the global world production as we heard earlier eighty percent of global trade and two thirds of the world's population he says the president may use a three pronged approach to the meetings he's got ideas of how those problems should be tackled please welcome former u.s. trade commissioner park shelton bart you penned an opinion editorial for fox business news which is out today important points here in that you wrote that the president gave a good speech in poland yesterday what were the highlights because that really kicked off a lot of what's going to happen well the main thing was that he. formally supported article five of the nato treaty which was was a big deal you remember

follow carol maloney on twitter for all of the news. first open practice is tomorrow morning. >>> and we can't leave without telling you one more time this wonderful news, the latest edition to the news4 family. melissa mollet gave birth to a beautiful baby girl yesterday. collette ryan. >> melissa says yesterday was an amazing day. she can't stop crying. tears of joy we know. collette is named after melissa, and ryan is after his brother. >> happy family. >> she looks like she can come right back to work. >> she l >>> good morning. >>> good morning. one step forward, one step back. hours after republican senators including john mccain vote to begin debate on killing obamacare -- something has to be done. >> a bill to do just that falls far short. >>> chilling intel. officials believe north korea could strike the mainland as early as next year. the regime issuing a stern warning overnight. >>> new video emerging of a daring jail break

same way rhetoric thanks so much for joining me today thank you when we come back what matters to maloney will voters and what that means to american democracy stay right there more politicking after the break. about your sudden passing i phone lee just learned you were a south and taken your last wrong turn. your act to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each other. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was a kid still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question are are. they secretly promised to never be like it's one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with this one quite different to speak to us there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its make. i'm john harshman i'll give you what the mainstream media can't build big picture. play a little slow and when you question more find what you're looking for a slow slow slow. slow go deeper

. >>> we have carol maloney standing around in our studio.looks like kirk cousins will be quarterbacking the redskins on a franchise tag. and that really pales in comparison to what he could earn next season. you have to follow carol on up as runner-up at wimbledon this weekend, will play her sixth season for the washington castles. it's just so amazing. the tennis season started yes, sir, and mark joins us with more what the fans can expect. great to see you. i know you're excited when the season. >> always. >> every time i hear this, venus williams is play fog washington, it blows my mind. what does that mean to have that kind of name atashld and part of your team. she got on a plane, and brian brothers, so venus is sam question querrey, aurchlds sam querrey, the first american man to make it into the semifinals since 2009, that's been a long time, what does it mean to have him back? >> and sam has been part of our team, and he loves this. he actually is taking a couple weeks off, but the only thing he said is i'm not going to miss plays in

at redskins park, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> we're asking you on our nbc/survey, will he be the redskins quarterback next season. most of you saying, no, pretty close numbers on yes and depends, if the redskins make the playoffs. so we see the fans here, what -- you guys seem also pretty, you know -- >> the winner of this is kirk -- not kurt. the winner in this, is obviously him. he's going to get paid this year and next year. who is handling this, a fan in the office or what. >> we know that the front office issues have had their own difficulties. >> redskins quarterback, back to back years that we've had. >> and it's gone in 20 years. >> you're not going to reside. >> if he was doing this for the cowboys, they would be loving it right now. >> we have to see what happens en we know the fans, yes. >> all right. >> all righty. but we do have to say, welcome to the second half of the season sincerely the nationals. the team is back full steam ahead add to the mix third baseman, anthony being named national league player of the week, for the first time in his career. over all, stro

maloney: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mrs. maloney: madam speaker, i have been listening daily to heartbreaking stories from real people about their health challenges and what the repeal of the affordable care act would mean to them. people like peter morley, who survived cancer and now lives with lupus. he won't be able to afford his life-saving infusions if repeal happens. or for baby theo, born with two holes and an enlarged kidney. the return of life-time caps would mean the loss of insurance for him. and red raccoon, an iraqi war veteran suffering from pstd. he we lies on medicaid to supplement the inadequate v.a. system. each of them and millions more will suffer if repeal or replace goes forward. i believe we are a greater, more caring nation than this. i believe we can, we shall, we must do better. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address t

joining us now with more on how you can adopt them is krista maloney from the san francisco s-p- c-a.mu >>> it is time now for our pet of the week. jimmy is looking for a home and join us now is crystal mahoney from the san francisco spca. us a little bit about him. >> it happens. there are certain circumstances when people find they cannot give some pet the care that they need so they give them to us and then it is our job to make sure that jimmy finds the best situation for him . >> so what would be an ideal home for him? he is not a puppy so you don't have to worry about the house training. would he be good with kids? >> he is. is the universal person that you can bring into your house to get along with anybody. he loves the attention and also what do better with mature kids just because he is a little shy but he warms up and he is really looking for the affection and wants to give it back. >> and you are saying he is a little bit nervous to be on tv otherwise he is high-energy. >> he is. we were just in the break room playing hide and seek. he is really a fun guy. you can take him

reporter mary maloney explains there is still a long way to go.the new senate gop health care bill contains significant new funding for opioid treatment. and gives money to states to help lower premiums for high cost enrollees.sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: "the american people deserve better than obamacare."but the plan keeps two obamacare - era taxes on the wealthy.and maintains significant cuts to medicaid.meaning by 2026.. 15- million fewer people would be insured under medicaid. something democrats say they despise.sen. chuck schumer/-d- minority leader: "the meat of this bill is exactly the same as it was before and in some ways they have somehow managed to make it even worse."the revision also includes an amendment from senator ted cruz.allowing insurers to offer cheaper -- bare bones policies.the measure is meant to court conservatives.but it may scare away moderates concerned it could cause premiums to spike for those with preexisting conditions.to pass the bill -- the gop needs 50 votes.so majority leader mitch mcconnel can on

advised to pack their patience, a new report shows you may need it now more than ever, here's mary maloneyeporter: for flyers it's been an angry spring. there's been 70% more complaints than last year. the top complaint flight cancellations and delays and missed connections. this year flights missed their scheduled arrival times by 20% of the time. that's more than last year. high on the complaint list, baggage issues, customer service and fare concerns, but you can't tell there's a problem by looking at the stock market, a specific airline index that includes the four major carriers, shows airlines are flying high despite the complaints. they are responding to travelers concerns. after a video went viral of a bloody passenger being removed from united, unationwided announced -- united announced sweeping policy changes offering ten thousand dollars to give up seats on overbooked flights. delta followed suit. southwest stopped overbooking, changing that might make your experience a little less painful. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday. a texas man bailed out of an apartm

guys just finishing up down in richmond, that's where we find our carol maloney.y one in the books, how did it go. >> we're back. it went great. it was nice to see the guys come out, they looked refresh, now looks a little bit angry we all know what happened the end of last year. the temperatures right now, we'll see if they still look the same way. the temperatures, 90 degrees right now. sweltering here. perfect, though, because the heat is on this team. >> fans, they started lining up three hours before the morning walk through. that was like 7:00 a.m. and then they started streaming in, everybody, of course, remembers the disappoint of not making the playoffs last year. still some range there, a lot of hope on day 1 of training camp. >> a lot of excitement, that kind of what comes with a new season, you've got new pieces to, you know, to put in the puzzle and we're excited to be back and excited to get it rolling. >> got guys here that can play football. we've got football players. when you have football players, the sky is the limit. you've got guys that work

. >>> our carol maloney is reporting on training camp in richmond. yesterday the skins showed her something pretty special to all of us here. >> the senior vice president doug williams brought out a jersey for jim vance. we have been touched by all of your tributes to him since he passed away last weekend. he had a number 4. williams said he talked to vance on independence day and wished he could have handed vance the jersey in person. >> we will have a special tribute to vance showing who he was through the almost 50 years he led us here. it airs at 7:30 here on news 4. >>> sheena parveen, our p warnings and alerts. >>> the new warning is northern parts of the district and prince george's county until 3:45. that is a flash flood warning because of heavy rain. you see lightning bolts, thunderstorm activity. northern fairfax county until 2:30. we have reports of stranded cars because of high water on the roads. here is the heavy rain that is moving through. it's not moving very quickly and it is falling at a very high rate. we have seen one to two inc

news 4's carol maloney is in richmond.atch for her report on news 4 and in the nbc washington app. >>> swing and a miss on the fastball at 98. bryce harper was been tossed. he slams down his bat. >> he's kicking the dirt. they're shouting, arguing. he threw his bat. that's how you get ejected. >> textbook. >> bryce harper struck out while the game was tied. he was frustrated. afterwards, he said his music maybe fired him up a little too much. >> little too much. now we know that harper is known for his -- >> people online had stuff to say. some said he's passionate. others called him a punk. the nationals added six more runs after the ejection. they play the brewers again this afternoon. >> he was just kicking the dirt out of his own frustration that he struck out, not against the ump. he's confused. >>> enjoy the calm weather now. we are in for a storm team 4 weather alert day tomorrow. >> i'm telling you, john mcenroe of baseball. we have a weather alert day for tomorrow. look at the rain on the radar. that's going to be

carol maloney is there with the team right now and in the nbc washington app. >>> good weather for trainingam today. not so much the next couple of friday afternoon and friday night, the steady rain may linger into saturday morning at the least. >>> that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >>> the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes for breaking news. we leave you with -- >> look at the beautiful family. >>> look at their face. >> melissa's new family. >> there she is. >> make it a great thursday everybody. nicholas philippoussis. kolaos p. >>> g breaking overnight, horror at the ohio state fair. a ride breaks apart throwing passengers into the air. >> the ride broke. >> at least one person killed, seven others injured. what went wrong? >>> all a twitter, the president's new communications director fires off then quickly deletes an angry tweet about the latest white house leak. was he accusing trump's chief of staff of being behind it? >>> as the president faces new backlash over his transgender military ban. >>> stricter screenings, but airport

carol maloney explains what that means. >> new crack down on speeders on our beltway, where you'll want to ease off the gas during your daily commute. >>> in this alex oan deiah neighborhood, ahead, what happened here last night >>> neighbors in one alexandria community are angry tonight and skeptical about placing more american flags outside their homes. we told you last week, flags were burned on several houses, including the home of a world war ii veteran. and today we know more homes have been hit in that same neighborhood. news 4 chris gordon has new details right now at 5:30. chris, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, tonight we're learning more about this investigation. a home surveillance video camera alone, walking throughout this alexandria neighborhood last night, setting fires to flags. now, alexandria police and fire have asked us not to broadcast that video while this investigation is underway. >> about 10:30 last night, i was walking upstairs -- >> reporter: he says his hallway lit up last night. when he went to the front door, he found his american flag was on fire

we're very proud of you, ileana. >> thank you, miss maloney. thank you so much and feel free to come back to our subcommittee. you're a valuable member and we'll make you an exoficio member. i know you gentlemen have been testifying for hours now, but dr. shantzer, this tension has been going on for such a long time, why do you think that its neighbors decided to take action only now? is there something else that you believe precipitated this? . madam chair, thank you for the question. >> it's really one of the questions that i think we all should have been asking all along. i think when you talk to most analysts in this town they'll tell you they hate each other and it was the brotherhood and it was the arab spring. what made this thing erupt in the spring? there were some reports that were perhaps because the qataris had paid ransom and the money went to shiite militias and bad actors in syria, but there have been recent reports that have surfaced recently and there's confusion over this, but i think it's worth unpacking and there is a report

time the team has played at the park in a while since before the all star break, july 9th and carol maloney joins us live from the field. big night down there, carol, in a lot of ways. >> reporter: yep. for the team and for the fans. important night, first game at home in the second half can also be challenging. behind me with batting practice, they're no joke. we'll be touching and memorable honoring jim vance with a moment of silence. i spoke with ryan zimmerman just an hour ago, he shared a very sweet tribute. >> my wife actually sent me a text because, you know, she grew up here and she was actually broadcast journalism major in college, so a lot of these people that have been on the news forever she kind of grew up watching. you know, she was crushed about it. and what kind of person he was and kind -- i didn't know, you know, what he went through in his life and to read up on that and makes it even more impressive, you know, what he's done and how long he's done it. i think i had a chance to meet him once or twice in passing and just a special guy, always smiling. we've watched the ne

you think are the attributes that will help us as women and those of us are interested in raising maloney knows that can be productive and contribute and not be so entitled. i will take your top five in a heartbeat. >> i grew up in a particular way. i was lucky to grow up in segregated birmingham alabama. that might sound odd but my parents had a believing i could be anything i wanted including president of the united states or whatever i wanted to be. now, the way they did that was interesting because they had two important mantras. one was you have to be twice as good. they meant this as armor against prejudice but i told my students if you work hard enough to the twice as good you were going to be confident and no one will be able to throw you off. they said the minute you describe yourself as a victim, you've given control of your life to somebody else. you can control the response to your circumstances and then they would say your armor will be a high-quality education and then they had several others which were funny so my father would say somebody doesn't want to sit next to you be

carol maloney tells us he's hoping to make a difference with the redskins. >> just a few years ago, he was a kid watching training camp from the sidelines, now he's redskins top draft pick and he's here to help turn around one of the worst defenses in the league. he doesn't shy away from the pressure to perform. >> no one puts more pressure on myself than me. the expectations they me aren't as great as what i have on myself. most pressure comes from within and i use that to try to better myself every day. >> congratulations that you're getting married in the summer, and -- funny reaction from one of your teammates. >> searching for a hashtag, and will compton tweet out, so we've got a good laugh out of that. >> you said to me at camp, you were nervous about the rookie skit, but you'll play the trombone. >> i haven't played in over ten years. i miss band. >> how long has it been? >> i played it in middle school. it's been so long. >> you want to do some warm uptak uptakes. it's been a long time. you would have to give me some time to >> i think someone just said, excuse you. >> it's bee