you just got a comment from mcfarland's attorney. >> we're hearing from him tonight. this is quote from them. when this is all over, you'll see that he's hardly the villain the government to portrays him as. tom. >> erielle, thank you. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. two dozen oil tankers going off the tracks. the race to contain the leaking oil from a nearby river. >>> plus, scammers using your mail to get your personal information. how they're doing it and why you might not even notice they're doing it. ♪ hello from the other side >>> and you know the voice, adele the superstar hinting at quitting the road permanently. has she sung her last live song? stay with us. for her compassion and care. he spent decades fighting to give families a second chance. but to help others, they first had to protect themselves. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xare

mcfarland. i would guess that i went back to my office at that point and for some time continued to clean up the files. i will also point out to the committee that i destroyed documents that had absolutely nothing to do with either iran or the nicaraguan resistance that no longer with the applicable in the event that i was soon to be transferred. >> the recall that on monday morning, the 24th, the shredder was full and overflowing? lt. col. north: i don't remember that it was monday, but i do remember that happen at some point. >> do remember shredding documents during the lunch hour on the 22nd when the representatives in the attorney general's office had left for their lunch? lt. col. north: i remember shredding documents when they were in their reading documents. >> shredding in their present -- presence? lt. col. north: they were sitting in my office and the shredder was in the hallway. so i was out there shredding and they were reading. they were sitting in my office reading. documentd fini

mcfarland's attorney telling abc news he is hardly the villian the government portrays him to be.ick watt abc news, los angeles. >> iraqi and u.s. forces on the verge of a major success in the battle against isis. they have almost pushed the group completely out of mosul. isis isn't giving up. iraqi troops are still being confronted by extreme mists. seven female suicide bombers blew themselves up today. thousands of children and their families are still trapped by the fighting. u.s. and iraqi officials expect to liberate mosul within days but do not expect peace in iraq any time soon. >> today tennis star venus williams won the first match as she played since being sued for her role in a deadly car crash. the wrongful death lawsuit was filed by the estate of a florida man killed in the june 9th wreck in palm beach gardens. police say williams caused the wreck but they have not issued her any citations. after beat her opponent in the first round at wimbledon today she became emotional when a reporter asked her about the accident. >> really no words to describe how devastating and

mcfarland could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison if convicted. not named in the new case, he and mcfarland are facing dozens of other lawsuits filed by investors and festival attendees. >> it was basically the exact opposite of everything we were promised. >> reporter: and let's just remember festivalgoers put up more than $12,000 a ticket. >> what? >> many of them -- yeah, 12,000 plus dollars. almost $13,000 and, of course, they're trying to get refunds for that. employees that were scheduled to work this event are suing because many of them were never paid. >> where did all the money go? yep, all right. thanks, eva. >> thanks, guys. >> great to see you. >>> time now for the weather. who do we turn to for that? >> ron claiborne. remember how much rain they got over winter? and how lush and green the hills were? now they are browned out, there's all this fuel for the fires, we're above normal how much we burned so far. so the fire season is not going well, because of the rain they had over the wintertime. heating up across the west, not record sh

mcfarland could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison if convicted.is not named in the new case, he and mcfarland are facing dozens of other lawsuits filed by investors and festival attendees. >> it was basically the exact opposite of everything we were promised. >> reporter: and let's just remember festivalgoers put up more than $12,000 a ticket. >> what? >> many of them -- yeah, 12,000 plus dollars. almost $13,000 and, of course, they're trying to get refunds for that. employees that were scheduled to work this event are suing because many of them were never paid. >> where did all the money go? yep, all right. thanks, eva. >> thanks, guys. >> great to see you. >>> time now for the weather. who do we turn to for that? >> ron claiborne. >> yes. >> ron claiborne -- >> we have one from the west and it's looking kind of ugly out there. >> well done, ron. nice work there. >> it's sunny somewhere. >> i still got about 30 seconds left now. let's talk fires and let's get right to the video. 35 large fires burning out west. some of them, the containment is be

mcfarland lt. col. north: that sounds right. >> do you recall that you did not tell the attorney general of the united states that director casey knew. lt. col. north: i don't recall that i didn't. >> was it part of the plan of that stage that you would not name director casey? lt. col. north: it had always been part of the plan director casey would know nothing of the support to the nicaraguan resistance. >> and who else was part of the plan that did not know any income about the support to the nicaraguan resistance? lt. col. north: other cabinet officers who had to testify. it was a very closed circle of people who knew. >> which other cabinet offices? lt. col. north: the people who didn't know. it was just a matter -- i told you who i thought knew and i told you -- you have seen who i sent memorandum to and you know the record of communications i had with various is. i don't know who else knew. >> you testified a moment ago, unless you misunderstood the question -- >> council, i think you are missing

mcfarland could face up to 20 years in prison if found guilty. >>> we have a tragic update to an amber alert coming to us out of texas. the body of randal was found inside a dallas home. her body discovered this morning near the body of an unidentified man. the 13-year-old was abducted from her home on wednesday. lancaster police say her abductor told her family she would be harmed if they called police. investigators say so far they have made four arrests in her disappearan disappearance. >>> let's take a look outside at the capcapitol. beautiful shot and beautiful day. up next, what we can expect for cookouts and fireworks. >>> metro riders, this is about keeping you safe on the responders are preparing for the first case scenarios. this is happening in a part where [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease

mcfarland. k. kayt. -- you can see it in the documents before youchlt if you had a chance to meet her you probably appreciate it. it is in a very unique way about the ark of kay t.'s life and service. she worked as an assistant when he was national security adviser in the national securities and stayed with him through the nixon and ford administrations. the second is from mcmaster who kay t. has worked with as deputy national security adviser. we are in the sixth decade. it has taken us through the opens and downs of life. it allows high principal they will bring with them if confirmed to singapore it is to the important country that are such great allies. i thought that i would tell you two story to indicate briefly who these people are. on election night the first time i ran for the u.s. senate when i got elected i was an underdog. it was very close. it wasn't until well after 11:00 p.m. i felt confident enough to go down and declare victory. we all remember the maxum that has a thousand parent

here's scott mcfarland. homes and front yard. it's frustrating when people park in front of your curb. there are permit parking restrictions throughout our area to stop it. but tonight an investigation find parking predators, people who violate the signs and the rules and park wherever they please. we found thousands of cases in arlington, fairfax, prince george's, montgomery counties and the district of columbia. we found the problem is fast increasing despite the rules. what do you have to do to protect your space, the spots in front of your home and what are police doing to stop the cheaters. we go on the road with parking police tonight on news 4 at 11:00. for now, scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. >>> it's 5:00 a.m.p the heat is on. if you're away from the tv, take a look at the temperatures people in our area are to right now. a few places are still in the 60s. that is about to change. are you feeling the heat? >> we turned the ac up in here. >> good morning everyone. i'm eun yang. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. look at the roads a

they say mcfarland promised a life changing festival and delivered a disaster. it was on a secluded island but hundreds were just left stranded. >> no electricity. there was no showers. there was no bathrooms, running water. >> $4,000. what we got was closer to zero doll lrs. >> court documents say mcfarland showed investors altered financial statements telling him his company made millions of dollars when it took in less than $60 thousand dollars in the past two years. he tells abc news he's not the villain the government portrays him as. he could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> one of the busiest shopping districts in the world is giving us a glimpse into the future of retail. it's green. a street near london's trendy shopping districts has been transformed into an experimental smart street blending technology with sustainability. it has blue paint and power generating pavement. a man who worked on the project explains how it all works. >> my footsteps, electricity, powering the things you can hear and the lights at night. it's producing data a

federal agents arrested billy mcfarland friday.land is accused of scheming to defraud investors out of millions of dollars through his website. mcfarland's suspicious actions came to light after the fire festival fiasco earlier this year. it was supposed to be a star-studded, glamorous, beach, camping, musical event in the bahamas. when people arrived, the festival was in total disarray. mcfarrand and his partner, ja rule, face murder charges. >>> now to an amazing story of survival in denver. a light rail train demolished this car friday morning. the driver was pulled safely from the wreckage. the woman driving was in "the only survivable space left in the car." >> wow. >> there was a minor injury on the train, and the car driver was described by rescuers as doing well. >>> milwaukee basebal in the spotlight for an ugly incident. umpire joe west was hit in the head by a baseball apparently thrown from the stands. the game between the brewers and the marlins was stopped for about seven minutes while the umpires talked with security

the trustees of the mcfarland have bullied her. and they have fed her scraps. for a hillsborough—style enquiry into what went wrong. the previous two enquiries have not been sufficient in seeking justice and this is the reason why a hillsborough style enquiry must be actioned and secondly the evidence presented so far is clear that if we are to have the truth and reconciliation of the murky covering up of this scandal, then the strongest of daylight must be shone on every aspect of this scandal, leaving no stone unturned. i am pleased to be able to confirm to the house that the government intends to call an enquiry into the events that led to so many people being infected with hiv and — or hepatitis c through nhs supplied blood and blood products. we have heard already today that there have been calls for an enquiry based on the model that was used to investigate the hillsborough tragedy, a so—called hillsborough style panel. this will allow for a sensitive investigation of the issues, allowing those affected and their families close personal engagement with an

mcfarland promised a life changing music festival, but delivered a disaster instead.le on a secluded island. hundreds were just left stranded. >> no electricity, there was no showers or bathrooms. there was no running water. >> it was about $4,000. what we got was worth closer to zero dollars. >> mcfarland showed investors altered financial statements telling them his company made millions of dollars when it took less than $60,000 in the last few years. he says he is not the villain the government is portraying him as. he could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> one of the busiest shopping districts is giving us a glimpse of retail and it's green. a street near the trendy shopping district in london. oxford street. it's been transformed into an experimental smart street. it lends technology. it has blue paint and power generating pavement. a man who worked on the project explains how it all works. >> my footsteps, electricity, powering the things you can hear and the lights at night. it's producing data and giving me rewards on my phone. literally, as i'm

in court documents prosecutors say mcfarland perpetrated a scheme to defraud at least two individualstment in his company. according to the u.s. attorney's office, mcfarland allegedly sent fake documents claiming the company made millions in revenue from 2016 to 2017 when he only earned less than $60,000. mcfar jland's attorney telling abc news he is hardly the villain the government portrays him to be. now, he was released on saturday on $300,000 bail. he claims he is broke. he has apparently moved back in with his parents. he is due back in court at the end of the month and, dan, he hasn't yet entered a plea. >> at this point he will be lucky to continue living with his parents. >> that's exactly right. >> thanks, nick. >>> coming up next here, with millions of americans at pools for the holiday, toddlers in danger of falling in. we'll tell you what to do to save lives. lives. the opioid my doctor pred for my chronic back pain backed me up-big time. before movantik, i tried to treat it myself. spent time, money. no go. but i didn't back down. i talked to my doctor. she said: one, mo

this morning, billy mcfarland, the co-founder of the failed fyre festival is feeling the heat chargedis music festival gone wrong. >> the actual experience exceeds all expectations. >> reporter: 25-year-old mcfarland created the event with rapper ja rule who has not been charged promising concertgoers a lavish one-of-a-kind event with performances from bands like blink-182 on the beautiful island of exuma in the bahamas. while celebrities like supermodel bella hadid were hired to appear in this promotional video, along with kendall jenner who also promoted the festival to her 82 million instagram followers. >> it was basically the exact opposite of everything we were promised. >> reporter: the event a full-fledged fiasco for people who paid thousands to attend. >> there was no showers. there was no bathrooms. there was no like running water. >> reporter: at the time mcfarland blaming a storm for t the utter kay yoos. >> it affected half of the housing tents. >> reporter: leaving mobs of millennials enrage sfwld they basically abducted us. >> reporter: now investigators allege that fes

attorney says mcfarland presented fake documents to investors that gave him a million dollars.headliners including blink 182. several performers bowed out and organizers were forced to cancel the show. >> in wisconsin, an el friend wandering around backyards checking out the scenery. this is miss kelly. she broke loose and decided to check out the local sights. >> kelly decided there was an open door and luscious greenery on the other side so it was time for a stroll. the pachyderm left giant footprints in the way. she enjoyed her freedom for an hour before trainers showed up escorting her back home. >> a better day on tap for tomorrow. melissa magee has a check of the "action news" forecast when "action news" comes back. [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing

mcfarland. we've had conversations that have been brought up about north korea. we covered one of the companies i was going to talk about. ocn was found to be doing business with pyongyang ea as ambassador, how do you approach the situation? where you see a report of find out information about a company that's doing business in violation of a un resolution or a u.s. law dealing with north korea sanctions. how do you work with the government of singapore or any nation to spread greater awareness of the need to address the sanctions and fully enforce them? how do you deal with that within the trump administration? >> thank you. if confirmed i do look forward to a long and fruitful conversation with you as chairman of the subcommittee. i think i would start them to see singapore. it has foreign service officers and members of the commerce department, intelligence community and others. the first step is to find out what's going on. with the economic time and was the military tie north korea. and working to the state department as well as those people who would be wor

william mcfarland developed the event with ja rule. he promised a life-changing music festival and instead delivered a di ssaster. it was delivered as a star-studded spectacle on a secluded island and instead, hundreds were left stranded. >> no electricity or showers or running water. >> it was $4,000 and what we got was closer to i would say zero dollar dollars. >> court documents say that it was altered financial statements saying that his company made millions of dollars and in fact, took in less than $60,000 in the last two years, and mcfarland says that he is not the villain that the government portrays him as, and he could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> one of the busiest shopping districts in the world is giving us a glimpse into the future of retail, and it is looking very green. a shopping district of oxford street has been transformed into a experimental smart street blending technology with sustainability. it is pollution absorbing blue paint, and power generating pavement. a man who worked on the project is

prosecutors said in a statement mcfarland presented fake documents to convince investors to put overlion dollars into his company and that failed fire festival. you may remember thousands of people flew to the bahamas in april for a luxury music and art festival. that's what they wanted. they were stuck instead if fema tents eating cheese sandwiches. >>> starting this weekend it is legal to buy recreational marijuana in nevada. this is video from lass vegas after sales began midnight on saturday. the state made it legal to smoke pot but only in a private home. it's banned from casinos, bars, and other public places. nevada is the fifth state in the united states with stores selling marijuana for recreational purposes. >>> one year ago a stranger saved a sacramento girl's life by donating bone marrow. the two met in an emotional news conference in san jose. our videographer was there to document it. >> i would also like to thank every one of you for takinging part to make my journey a little bit better the past few years. there are no words to sum up the magnitude of my donor's selfle

looked tond mcfarland north and they had regular contact with him. in 1984, happened is congress passed what became known as the second amendment -- second boland amendment that cut out u.s. funding to the contras. funds to the central intelligence agency, the department or defense come or any other agency or entity of the united states involved in intelligence activities in the obligated or expended for the purpose or which would have the effect of supporting, directly or indirectly, military or paramilitary operations in nicaragua by any nation, group, organization, movement, or individual. you see how carefully worded and lawyerly this is. loopholesno outs, here. there's no way for the reagan administration to say, we are giving money to people but we cannot control what they do with it, which is what they had said on many occasions up to this point. which would have the effect of supporting directly or indirectly military or paramilitary operations by any group or individual. days is airtight. -- this is airtight, a true cut off of funding for th

for now, scott mcfarland news4 i-team. >>> metro wants to pull out all the stops to win you back.t has started a media marketing campaign and wants to prove the system is running better now. right now, ridership is way down because of service issues and the now finished safe track program. they are planning to come up with new ways to get riders to come back to the rails. >>> get ready for a game that's about to take d.c. by storm. it's brought to you by the same folks that put on big events like taste of d.c. news4's jim hanley just got schooled in the art of axe throwing. >> reporter: welcome to the world of ax throwing. think darts that can do more damage and give you a bigger adrenaline kick. >> that's very satisfying. >> doesn't that feel good? >> yes, it does. feels very primal. >> learning curve. cracking axes founder and washington event director stewart martin has mastered it and makes it look easy. perfection. each range has an axpert instructor who will run you through a short pre-throw lesson from 14 to 16 feet back. >> six times out of ten, not heavy. feel it. not tha

billy mcfarland is accused of using fake documents to trick investors out of millions.estival promised live music, luxury accommodations in the bahamas and a chance to mingle with celebrities. but headliners pulled out and ticket holders were given cheese sandwiches and put up in tents. >>> and the third major tennis tournament of the year, wimbledon is getting under way today in london. >> andy murray is the number one seed on the men's side. the top ranked woman this year is angelique kerber of germany. now, the defending ladies champion is serena williams but she's not playing because she's pregnant. her sister venus is the highest ranked american woman. rosters have just been announced. aaron judge of the yankees was the top vote getter in the american league. >> and bryce harper of the national received the most votes from fans overall. last night he proved why. let's get some baseball highlights from espn. >> good morning, america. good morning, utica. john bouchard grogs and kennen connors. begin with bryce harper. going yard. >> as american as apple pie and tita

. >> as scott mcfarland shows us, it has officers in our region hunting parking predators. ♪ >> reporteryou pay a fortune for your home. and every inch of the yard. so it's frustrating when your front curb, for hours at a time. david freeman says it happens all the time in his montgomery county neighborhood. >> the kids from the high school clog the roads. >> reporter: took your spot. >> took all of our spots, yes. >> reporter: plus d.c. and arlington try to stop drivers from clogging up neighborhoods by restricting parking spots to residents only. local residents by the dozens have petitioned to have those parking permits. >> they choose this. this is something they choose versus us going out and putting it in there. >> reporter: chief of montgomery county's parking management says more than 30 communities have residential parking permits. and if you think these no-parking signs are enough to stop the parking predators, think again. there's an increase in parking predators. we pulled parking communities around our area and found thousands. including a spike in prince georges county. the

scott mcfarland shows us the officers throughout our region hunting down parking predators. >> reporteru pay a fortune for your home, and every inch of the yard. so it's frustrating when strangers plant their cars on your front curb for hours at a time. david freeman says it happens all the time in his montgomery county neighborhood. >> the kids from churchill high school just clog the roads. >> took your spot? >> took all of our spots, yes. >> reporter: montgomery, prince george's and fairfax counties, plus d.c. and arlington try to stop drivers from clogging up spots in neighborhoods by restricting parking spots to residents only. local neighborhoods by the dozens have petitioned to have those restricted parking permits. >> they choose this? >> they choose this, correct. so this is something that they choose versus us going out and putting it in there. >> reporter: the chief of montgomery county's parking management says more than 30 county communities now have residential permit parking. and if you think all of these no parking signs are enough to stop the parking predators, think ag

ronald reagan, he pulled back-- >> i met with former reagan folks and i live by the floss if i, bud mcfarland we've got to lead by example and not try to push ideas. >> let me get specific with general keane, there are nation states who want to do us harm, one is iran and north korea. not only do they want to, they have. and otto warmbier brought from north korea, died shortly afterwards and his parents did credit the president having the will to act tough with the north koreans and get him out. we heard from cia chief mike pompeo about north korea and might be plans concerning north korea, who knows, could bring the u.s.s. gerald ford into action. let me just play the sound bite and get your reaction. >> as for the regime, i'm hopeful we will find a way to separate that regime from this system. >> it's an interesting answer. >> the north korean people, i'm sure, are lovely people and would love to see him go as well. they don't live a very good life there. >> general keane, there's always-- we always have a plan on the books, for goodness sakes, we have a plan to invade canada, if can came t

mcfarland's suspicious actions came to light after the fire festival fiasco earlier this year.o be a star-studded glamorous beach camping musical event in the bahamas but the festival was in total disarray. mcfarland and his partner, gentlemja rule, face civil charges. >>> to an amazing story of survival from denver. a light rail train completely demolished this car but the car's driver was pulled safely from the wreckage. a firefighter said the woman driving was in, quote, the only survivable space left in the car. there was a minor injury on the train and the car driver was described as doing well. >>> milwaukee baseball fans are in the spotlight for an ugly incident. umpire joe west was hit in the head last night by a baseball that was apparently thrown from the stands. the game between the brewers and the marlins was stopped for about seven minutes while the umpires talked with security. at this point the team is not saying if the culprit was found. meanwhile, west was okay to continue. milwaukee players and fans lashd out on social media at whoever threw the ball. >> to dy

was john mcfarland speaking.ark, when you look at financials across europe, much has been made about frankfurt and dublin. >> it is certainly not going to disappear. the network effect when you have one cell phone is viable, but more a little more viable. same thing happens with financial hubs. when you have one financial institution, not really tough to move. i think it is going to be very difficult and suddenly all shift frankfurt.nd still ramifications are unknown when it comes to the u.k. economy. we have seen the bond market as rid expectations have risen there. >> i think asset values are very high globally and i think one of the big stories this year, everybody was holding the breath on all of the european referendums and when the french election went non-populist, -- now, every little negative news having this many selloff reaction and i think that is going to continue. highe got a challenge of valuations. creates heightened tension and if everyone is trying to do the same thing, that is usually the time

federal agents arrested billy mcfarland friday.accused of scheming to defraud investors out of millions of dollars through his website. mcfarland's suspicious actions came to light after the fire festival fiasco earlier this year. it was supposed to be a star-studded, glamorous, beach, camping, musical event in the bahamas. when people arrived, the festival was in total disarray. mcfarrand and his partner, ja rule, face murder charges. >>> now to an amazing story of survival in denver. a light rail train demolished this car friday morning. the driver was pulled safely from the wreckage. the woman driving was in "the only survivable space left in the car." >> wow. >> there was a minor injury on the train, and the car driver was described by rescuers as doing well. >>> milwaukee baseball fans are in the spotlight for an ugly incident. umpire joe west was hit in the head by a baseball apparently thrown from the stands. the game between the brewers and the marlins was stopped for about seven minutes while the umpires talked with securi

prosecutors say mcfarland is accused of altering documents to get big investments, and he could face 20 years in prison if found guilty. >>> and this happened in georgia, four people lost their lives in a crash and it happened 80 miles north of atlanta yesterday. if you look closely there you can see some of the pieces that were found scattered from across that field, and there's one of them. police say the wings and engine separated from the aircraft and the cockpit was the only part that stayed intact. it's not known what caused the crash but officials say there was severe weather in the area when that plane went >>> our weather, dry right now, but will that be the case for the parades and cookouts, and somara is helping you to plan ahead and tracking all the storms that could be moving through. >>> from a crime scene to the big >>> welcome back. your july fourth holiday is panning out to be beautiful, especially on tuesday. it's hot and humidity rising and it's the evening that has me a little concerned, isolated storm chances, and it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy for your

angie: mark mcfarland, thank you for joining us.s.ussie the treasurer on why economic discussions won't be overshadowed by north korea at the g20 summit. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there are a number of options open to the saudi-led group. one is being pushed, more sanctions. that will cause more problems for qatar. it could move toward turkey and possibly iran. instead of defeating the saudis and their allies. >> the questions having everyone a scratch their heads right now is, how will the saudi and uae-led block deal with qatar, when it is clear that officials in doha will not surrender to these demands? >> one of the risks is on the longer-term. qatar is showing its muscles and wanting to increase [indiscernible] risk that they produce more post--2020, it remains in the supply for longer. angie: differing views on the qatar crisis from our guests on bloomberg today. rishaad: we will be looking at what is coming up on the bloomberg middle east markets at the top of the hour. no doubt, that will be front and center, isn't it? yousef:

mcfarland is accused of altering documents to get big investments. he could face up to 20 years if prison if found guilty. >>> and then an amber alert coming out of the fbi found the body of a girl inside a home. the 13-year-old was abducted from her home on wednesday. lancaster police said her abductor told her family she would be harmed if they called authorities. they made four arrests in her disappearance. >> the sun is out and you will feel the heat the next couple of days. >>> those of you who ride metro, you will want to watch the next story. we will tell you how first responders are preparing for a worst case >>> good morning. i am storm team 4 meteorologist, and let's get to your fourth of july forecast. we will see sunshine throughout the day. in fact, temperatures rising in the low 90s and it will feel a bit more humid on tuesday. we do stand a chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms, so we will monitor the radar closely. clouds start to build in as we head toward the evening and overnight hours. that's a look at your forecast. we'll

here's i-team reporter scott mcfarland. >> reporter: we pay a lot of money for our homes and our front yards. it's got to be frustrating when people were other neighborhoods come to your street and park in front of your curb. there are parking restrictions throughout our area to stop it. but tonight an investigation finds parking predators. people who violate the signs and the rules and park wherever they please. we found thousands of cases combined in article ton, fairfax, prince george's, montgomery counties and the district of columbia. we found the problem is fast increasing despite the rules. what do you have to do to protect your front curb space, the spots in front of your home and what are police doing to stop the cheaters. we go on the road on news 4 at 11:00. for now, scott mcfarlane. >>> there's an experiment under way in lang lay park to get people to drink more water. >> the goal is reduce obesity which could lead to diabetes and heart problems. >> they're teaming up with restaurants to offer water with meals. langley park is a large immigrant population from central and s

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here's christina mcfarland. >> reporter: at 37 venus williams is back on top, striding into center courth wimbledon's singles title she's poised to become the oldest woman grand slam champion. >> i feel quite capable, to be honest, and powerful. i have an opportunity to bank on experience in having dealt with those sort of pressures before. >> perhaps it's that experience that has allowed williams to stay focused on her game despite emotional turmoil heading into the tournament. in june she was involved in a tragic car accident in florida that led to the death of 78-year-old. his family filing a wrongful death suit against the tennis champion. the initial police report found her at fault but surveillance video found police to revise their findings. williams shared her sadness on her official facebook page. i'm devastated and heart broken by this accident. my heart felt condolences go out and i continue to keep them in my thoughts and prayers. when asked about the incident following her first round wimbledon win, she broke down. williams regained her compose sure, channelling her energy o

as our christina mcfarland reports williams is chasing history. >> reporter: at 37, venus williams isrt saturday hoping for her sixth singles title, she's poised to become the oldest women's grand slam champion in years. rising to being too old to ever win again. >> i feel capable to be honest, and powerful. to have dealt with those pressures before. >> reporter: perhaps it's that experience that has allowed williams to stay focused on her game, despite considerable emotional turmoil heading into the tournament. in june, williams was involved in a wrongful death suit resulting in the death. and it caused police to revise heir findings ruling that williams acted lawfully, williams shared the sadness about the crash on her official facebook page. iams devastated and hard broken by this accident. my heartfelt condolences go out to the family and friends of jerome barson and i continue to keep them in my thoughts and prayers. when asked about the accident at the first wimbledon win she broke down. williams regained her composure channeling her energy on court, beating much younger opponen

promoter billy mcfarland was charged over the weekend and is out on bail this afternoon. nancy: this just in the abc7 newsroom. a man arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a hotel worker. police say it happened at hyatt regency in crystal city sunday morning. bahrain is held without bond. michelle: the man who inspired millions to take part in the ice bucket challenge back in the hospital. 32-year-old pete frass still battling a.l.s. he helped raise $220 million for a.l.s. research with the ice bucket challenge. his family says he is handling the disease like a superhero. jonathan: the co-anchor of enews is stepping down and told "people" dealing with a brain tumor. she had it removed in february but there is a chance it could come back. she is also now caring for her mother who has stage four brain cancer. michelle: let's turn now to check in with kimberly suiters at the "live desk" to find out what is coming up at 5:00. kimberly: new information about the horrifying story in la plata. coach that is hiv positive accused of molestic students. plus a consumer health w

here's investigative reporter scott mcfarland. >> reporter: we're in ruskin, florida, just outside tampa. this is the hometown of doug hughes, the man who famously, two years ago, landed a gyrocopter on the west front of the u.s. capitol. he was arrested, served four months jail time is now released and tells news4 he feared he was going to be shot from the sky. you thought it was possible they were going to shoot you down. >> it was a calculated risk. i knew it was possible they would. there was a definite risk that. >> reporter: he also tells us what he eplans to do next, including writing a book about his journey. would you consider future civil disobedience to further your cause? >> my wife is here. i have to say no. if i had the opportunity to significantly advance getting the money out of politics, okay, the only limit that's still on the table is that i will not do harm to any individuals or property damage. >> reporter: coming up tonight, our news4 i-team investigation into security breaches at the white house and capitol shows doug hughes has something in common with other peopl

mcfarland, leaving. set it aside.ms not related to policy but the russia investigation. and going out when h.r. mcmaster came in. ambassador to singapore i believe. the other four, reince priebus, mike dubke, sean spicer, katie walsh, worked at the republican national committee when members of congress or interest groups in town used to the way washington works wanted to talk to somebody at the white house. those are the people they went to. they are gone. what does that tell us? is the president saying, good-bye republican party? good-bye washington republican party? what's the message? >> well, part of it is that the republican party managed to elect a president while going through a very ugly divorce. and now they're continuing to go through this divorce while governing the country. and that is, that divide is illustrated in all of this. in the legislation, which trump doesn't have any particular position on and therefore not bully pulpiting a ton to push for any of these things sometimes undercutting what they did

mcfarland, so what does this say to you, phil? >> i think you're painting the story, believe it or not, pam, to narrowly. the story is bigger than that. it's not just about relieving people of duty in the white house, it's about the administration and the executive branch of government, which typically follows the lead of the president, starting to say no. if you look for example, in the past couple of days you have the pentagon saying no on the new policy on transjend ares. let's take you inside washington when the secretary of defense and the defense department says we're not implementing until we get implementing policy from the white house, that's a no. you've had secretary of state tillerson behind the scenes, if you look at the language out of the united nations and the state department say no on sanctions on russia, the language has been pretty tough. from the director of national intelligence and the cia director, the language on russian meddling has been tough, the language out of the deputy attorney general on appointing