searchers are looking for a northern virginia man who disappeared while swi in the patuxent river in md was swimming off myrtle point park in saint mary's county and 12:30 this und afternoon. sheriff's deputies tell us the swimmer lives in alexandria and is in his 20s. several agencies will join the coast guard ach continue seg tomorrow morning. >>> tsa agents stopped a man with 9 millimeter loaded wh seven bullets in his carry-on. he arrived c at theckpoint in question. they allowed him to place the gun unloaded in his checked baggage. >>> so, it's been annwtten rule for decades -- former president doesn't criticize a sitting president. the former president obama is breaking with tradition. democrats are poised to potentially take control of the use and that has mr. obama campaigning hard in california. seven democric candidates are in competitive u.s. house districts. the former president called out president trump by name yesterday, but only alluded to him today. >> the news is have a chance to restore some sanity in our politics. >>> we have the chance to flip the house of represent

sheriff jeffrey gahler, harford county, md: no shots fired by any officers responding to the scene. we do not believe there is an additional threat anywhere to our harford county community. officials are tyring to piece together what drove the shooter to open fire.a source close to the investigation says the suspect was a disgruntled employee. the atf and fbi are assisting in the investigation.sheriff jeffrey gahler, harford county, md: when something like this happens, you can't have enough police and fast enough. we were fortunate that everyone worked and responded so well together, that we were on get as much aid as quickly as possible.the shooting took place in aberdeen, maryland, about 30 miles downtown baltimore.barry glassman, harford county executive : we really reach out to those families that are suffering right now that ones and offer our services as we begin to get them reunified not only with loved ones lost, but workers that have been displaced. i thank all our courageous men have helped us this morning.i'm steve nannes reporting. (ryan) this marks the third mass shoot

one hundred fiftieth anniversary this year as the capital of japan for me not as it oh it was read a md in eight hundred sixty eight during the meiji restoration which marked the beginning of rapid modernization and a studio in tokyo we met one photographer hoping to bring the past to life by using a photographer using photography from the dates back more than one hundred fifty years is tother he don't want oh i'm a photographer. so i think of my studio as a theme park where you can travel back in time i want to show everyone this is what it looked like back then. come into camera lovers come here to see the origin of photography others come looking for something different from digital for us. in london this is the second oldest photographic technique in the world in dates back to the eight hundred fifty s. . it's what people used before film and it came here in the eight hundred sixty s. . i just bought the cameras decoration but had examined and repaired. that made me want to shoot with it. but it's so exciting and. committed this is more of a machine than a camera i can actually put

the far—right political party md has been accused of inflaming tensions. correspondent jenny hill is there. fury, hostility on the streets of chemnitz. "lugenpresse" — "lying press" — they shout. leading them on, the anti—migrant party afd. this protest — a funeral march, organised by several far—right groups to remember the german man killed last weekend by, police believe, a syrian and an iraqi. we are a democratic country, so i can't check each and everybody who is marching with us. but you know that your organisation has joined with a far—right extremist organisation in this march. so, what do you want me to do? there might be some of those fellows in this march and therefore, i don't do it. there are migrants in this town who are terrified, who are locking themselves into their flats because they're afraid of the violence that's broken out here. is that the kind of germany you want to live in? actually, you know, you just have to talk to your colleague from the local newspaper who said that these reports that migrants are people from abroad who were,

. >> it's all part of a ground breaking new study now under wa athouston's md anderson cancer center.he annessia regimen during surgery by combining hypnosis with just a local. >> doctor lorenzo integrated medicine program's director. >> pain is felt in the brain. so if there's a way to detivate that part of the brain, then the person doesn't experience pa. >> patients in the trial with stage 0 or 1 breast cancer are only giving local anesthetic instead of general anesthesia. incredibly patients like cindy who had a lumpectomy are conscious during the surgery but guided into o sta deep relaxation by a hypnotherapist. >> the use of the t imaginati allow yourself to be somewhere else. >> of course an anesthesiologist always ready to jump in when needed. so far in 50er sus, that's only happened once. >> i think this is quite a remarkable thing that we're able to achieve here. >> this md anderson trial is still ongoing but hypnosis is already widely used to tre a variety of other ailments like gastrointestin>> issues. otice relaxation traveling down into your o chest. >>u think it's helpi

one hundred fiftieth anniversary this year as the capital of japan for me not as it oh it was read a md in eight hundred sixty eight during the meiji restoration which marked the beginning of rapid modernization and a studio in tokyo we met one photographer hoping to bring the past to life by using a photographer using photography from the dates back more than one hundred fifty years is tother he don't want oh i'm a photographer. so i think of my studio as a theme park where you can travel back in time i want to show everyone this is what it looked like back then. come into camera lovers come here to see the origin of photography others come looking for something different from digital for us. in london this is the second oldest photographic technique in the world in dates back to the eight hundred fifty s. it's what people used before film and it came here in the eight hundred sixty s. . i just bought the cameras decoration but had examined and repaired. that made me want to shoot with it. but it's so exciting and. this is more of a machine than a camera i can actually put it to work.

hundred million dollars in military aid to pakistan saying it's failing to take action against all md groups next on denies giving taliban fighters safe haven after launching offensives in neighboring afghanistan. responsibility for a car bombing in somalia talk to the local government headquarters in the capsule mogadishu there are reports children and neighboring school were killed in the blast. and human rights watch is calling for an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month. the coalition of the attack was unjustified fifty one people including forty children were killed. in russia more protests are being held against the government's plans to change the pension age repos will would see the retirement age rise from sixty to sixty five for men and women from fifty five to sixty a recent concession by president vladimir putin so the women's age lowered from sixty three but it's failed to dampen widespread use and says the cost of pensions could bankrupt russia but the changes have hurt his popularity. as a fellow at the washi

md-22, which have a lot of vertical lift capacity to bring on board. this is robust capacity that will come to bear if required, following in the footsteps of the storm. >> are all of the parent rescue units special operations? -- para riskiness special operations? >> please state your name and outlet. para rescueoned the standing by from moody. there are some coming from alaska and dover. can you give a sense of what other forces you have standing by? >> what we call our second echelon forces. we have this immediate response capability we know we need, but we also want to balance out not putting additional people at risk. people in a prepared to deploy order and have them respond with the full capability and capacity of the department of defense applied here. these cases, these are guard forces being brought under the agreements between these states to bring that capability forward. we know we have great rescue capability within those three units. stand over for now, but they will be moved forward. >> do you have an overall number of the essence and p

maryland shootingaberdeen, md.lled in a shooting in harford county, maryland harford county, maryland 5 shot 3ead (james)(darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... san mateo bridge is just under 50 from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. yesterday was just the start of a warm-up that will continue today into tomorrow. in fact temperatures inland today will rise well into the 80's if not the low 90's for some with solid 60's and 70's along the coast. plenty more sunshine can also be expected, clear from sunrise to sunset. into the weekend things will cool off just a touch into the start of fall which kicks off on saturday. ( darya ) new this morning in the east bay... the contra costa county board of supervisors is looking for people to fill 7 seats on a new racial justice oversight board. the goal is to reduce disparities in the criminal justice system. supervisors are looking for

this morning investigs in md searching for a motive. she had reported for her work day as usual and around 9:00 a.m. the shooting began. >> new photos emerging of-o 26-ld snoa mosley. she killed threeeople and wounded three more. >> it's bad we don't knowhen we're coming home, we don't know if i'm gonna see my child t next day, we don't know if our husband's loved ones, whoever we care about, is coming home. >> r police say mosley was a temporary employee at the rite aid distribution center in aberdeen, maryland, when shots rang out first inside ande then the warehouse, employees took cover, some texting theirn loved good-bye. alexie charmin got this chilling text from her mother christine both more than you ever will know. there is a shooter in the building. i am hiding. che later escaped unharmed. arrived in just fivet mi and say before they could find mosley, she turned her 9-millimeter handgun on herself. d later at a hospital. it appears again, as i said this rning, that she was armed with one handgun andeval magazine no shots were

assaggy troughcontinues t and md over the west coast. things will be changing is that high-pressure nudges things to the east. armor temperatures will send this will hit -- warmer temperatures will hit in the next few days. we will have mostly sunny skies under unusually cool weather. the warming trend will begin wednesday. highs will be in the 90s inland by thursday. so, we are expecting things to be breezy tonight with a few more low clouds. very nice and very mild for tuesday. then wednesday he begins to warm up and thursday we will peak as regards to temperatures. heading out of sfo it will be windy to 20 miles an hour or so. la and chicago look just about the same. temperatures will be in the mid- 80s. seattle has partly cloudy skies . overnight lows, low to mid 50s with daytimaverage again to we have plenty of sun around. done in the south bay will -- down in the south bay we will be in the mid-70s. up in the north bay, low clouds along the shoreline give way to the sunshine. only 62 degrees at stinson beach. at santa rosa, 78 degr

showers moving into winchester now.yl northern md, the panhandle of west virginia and comes all the wayhe corridor. most of the metro area, 1 to 2 inches possible between now and the end of the day tomorrow. so this is a long duration. another 24 to 48 hours of rain in the forecast. temperatures now in the low 70s around there are some 60s on the map thgh. both at 68 degrees. for a monday, no sunshine today. rain could be briefly heavy at times. especially this afternoon and this evening. tomorrow we go from a steady rain to spits and starts of rain showers. it's going to bring an end to the rain. probably around the tune the goes down tomorrow. that's certainly good news but wait until you see how much oi warmer it's to get. i was going to say cold front. not really a cold front. it's just a weather front. it's going to blow the rain chances out of here.ou here's ten day forecast. near 100% chance for heavy rain day. 70% chance tomorrow but the three dry days in a row. unbelievably warm too. perhaps near 90n friday there's chances for more rain over theweekend. that will be backso . >>

the energy sick tor -- sector md up.e ideas despite infrastructure issues that hurt the stock. when we check under the hood, what bothered me about the market is the breadth. it's different measures of internal demand. there were more advancing names and decliners on the new york stock exchange. a lot of people have been asking, what does it mean when only a handful of stocks seem to be carrying the market. 20% of the s & p are in bear market territory. everybody is buying the winners. but it on pushes up the winners. the lack of opportunistic buying, they are missing great opportunities. when are the big tech names really going into bear market territory? i am not sure yet. major downside moves in the china stock market. the china tech index down 25%. it's top 10 holdings all at 52-week lows or lowers. many are urging buying emerging stocks rather than great american companies. companies like boeing, it's an opportunity to buy great names at good prices. we'll be right back. fact is, every insurance company hopes you dr

. >> you can be sure that wanda barzee will be close limon ly md and if she falls off track of what her requirements are -- r: found a place for barzee to live but don't know where. >> in a way i am glad she's getting out but she needs to go some where, where she can be helped. i don't think she should be on the street. >> reporter: as for smart, she's getting support from j.c. dugard who was abducted and held captive for 18 years. dugard says believe to elizabeth when she says this woman is a threat to society. barzee's attorney told nbc news that i do not believe that miss barzee is a threat to society. >> that was joe fryer reporting. the conditions of her probation including mental health counseling and medication and she has to get a job and kee job and she can't have any contact with elizabeth smart. >>> and the opening bell there at the new york stock exchange where stocks rose today as bank share got a lift from higher interest rates. sentiment from wall street were boosted as investors bet a trade war between the u.s. and china won't be as bad as people feared. >>> new this mor

mccauley was raped andde md two years ago on christmas day. >> virginia is suspending newly introducedicy that would ban women visiting inmates from wearing tampons.ar secr of public and homeland security saying the policy needs further review. prison officials say they wanted the band to prevent conaband from being smuggled into prisons. inmate advocates says it violates the policy rights of visitors. >>> tequila, whisky, scotch is some of the alcohol. stol he snatched all of the booze he could carry. this was before 2:00 in thein moon monday. he threw a brick through a glass inside.o get there is a reward of $1,000 if it leads to the arrest and indictment in this case. >> what are you trying tosay, eun? >> if you have guests you have to have livations. >> i like that word. >>> 5:50. metro charactering down. i saw a guy. happens all the time. news 4's nicole jacobs has more on the tactic police are using to cash people. >> un and aa in, this one of the biggest in terms of fair evaders. one of the things the police want to do is stop them their track is to add me police includes plain

and giving parents peace of md. it's less covering in our bed and more jumping on yours.tronger is standing out and standing proud. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> chris lawrence is on the inner loop. what are you seeing out there? >> big progress right now. i want you to take a lookd beh me. just in the last five minutes they were finally able to get the actual cab out of that guard rail. this tctor-trailer lost control and jackknifed a couple of hours ago. took out about 1 feet of guard rail and the main part of it was wedged in there. about fiv minutes ago they were finally able to get that out so they're making someog ss. it was hauling about 8 or 9,000 pounds of meat. a couple of different fuel tanks on there and showed upbout ten minutes ago and they're trying to basically contain that fuel and mak sure that that fuel doesn't spill out on to the road even more than it has and cause additional problems. just talked with o of the crew members. he said right now the hope is that they can get this clear. a couple of

sound from matt willis, md, mph, public health officer / marin county "we've sent a proposal to boardarin" sound from rebecca williams / manager, vip vape smoke shop"minors rarely come in here" rebecca williams manager of vip vape smoke shop in downtown san rafael says an all out ban of vaping products in marin won't stop kids from getting them online, or having someone buy them for them. it also would hurt the adults who are using vaping to quit tobacco rebecca does agree with a ban on the vaping products that are appealing to kids.. she thinks that is a better approach.. sound from rebecca williams / manager, vip vape smoke shop"the small devices, the flavors, " in san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news ( james ) the warriors are back on the practice courts. our back to back defending today.( darya ) g ca yesterday they were out at media day at the team's practice facility in downtown oakland. as we go into the year, there are several major storylines following the storylines following the team. the addition of a 5th-all star demarcus cousins. the final season of playing at oracle arena.

web md came out people go to the dr. say i know i think what i have a read all of my symptoms and i think it is the spirit and the dr. say wait, i'm a dr. let me explain it to you. the relationship between establishment, specialist and people is one that is being changed in trade policy. people have their own opinions about what an agreement is. and so the negotiators playing bad cop and would all of these provisions mean i think makes it hard to negotiate period. irrespective of how we behave. then the congressional opponent. the trade promotion authority bill of 2015 which is what we are operating under, we granted with president obama is the most interventionist by congress since the trade act of 1974. in terms of oversight demand reports and details. and the trumpet ministration for all the criticism that they are unpredictable, they are pretty good about meeting all of the requirements. and the congress even though it gave itself a lot of role has not played a big role. they been waiting to see what comes out of it.

harford county, md"our detectives are still working to establish a timelinehat we know is that the suspect was a temporary employee. she reported to her work day as usual and around 9am she shooting began. we do not at this time have a motive r this senseless crime.">( robin ) one source says the woman was a disgruntled employee. federal authorities are joining the investigation. ( robin ) a los angeles charter school was put on lockdown - becauseof a near-by shooting. it happened at around noon yesterday near the 'charter high of the arts, multimedia, and performing school' -- police say the shooting didn't happen inside the school. but at least two people were injured -- and two suspects ran from the scene. (robin)coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... the mayor of oakland bashing the mayor of cupertino. hear what mayor libby schaaf(shaff) is accusing him of doing -- and how he's firing back. (robin)plus ... a huge recall after people report getting sick from ground beef. the details you need to know. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the e

happened once. >> i think this is quite a remarkable thing that we're able to achieve here. >> this mdrointestinal issues. >> notice the relaxation traveling down to your chest. >> i do think it's helping. you're imagining going through some sort of space or some other environment whether it's a cabin in the woods or garden. >> to manage digestive problems, sara has hypnosis to compliment other treatments and lifestyle changes. >> by getting the brain to not worry or fear having symptoms, it opens up the door to be able to go out and live your life. there are a lot of people who are watching who have all sorts of issues. would you say if they were apprehensive, they should give it a try. >> i would definitely recommend it for people to try. there's no possible harm. why not try it. >> as for cindy kneel. several months after surgery. >> i am free of cancer at the moment. >> we hope forever. it's a happy ending. >> so now we see how hypnosis can be a really incredible tool for medicine. also a form of entertainment. that's what we're going to do. pivot to the lighter side of hypnosis an

warner browner, md, mph c.e.o. i am here because as of august 29th, i was asked to go no a conference room with management and basically stated that lvns will not have jobs across the board as working on the unit. i have dedicated our time as speaking before all lvms. four of us who work postpartum, we are excellent nurses. although we do not carry certain job engagements of the r.n.s, we are able to give great care to our employees and patients. we are great colleagues, we have worked very hard in our profession. we deliver the highest care given. in the second and third page, i have letters from management. i have letters from a patient which i can give more of. also a survey that was done by 3,003,000 hospitals stating i'm proud this is the second time you've been recognized as a top performer in the healthcare systems and i'm grateful for your dedication and partnership. >> thank you, your time is up. >> thank you, very much for listening to us today. >> thank you. we appreciate your comments. next speaker, ple

they'll make by federal agents and i believe he's testifying md he'll say i don't know what sheg aboutshe, by contrast, the reason we are having this conversation, leveled the charge of felonious behavior against a public official and refuse to explain yourself. where is the onus on her quite make she's dragged the whole country and a short-circuited process and not bothered to expanders on? i know you aren't supposed to blame the victim, but she's not in charge of the whole country. why isn't she being asked of the story? >> look, the government is entitled to every person's evidence. it would be useful if she testified. again, keep with the frame a little bit. if i were brett kavanaugh and i were an innocent man i would say, look, i don't want to testify on monday, take a week, take a month. when this is done, and i'm confirmed, i will not live myself under a crowd dell mcleod is because the reason we rush through it is -- the one i understand. if if you face opponents that yu publicly were declared you were guilty on the basis of evidence, the fact you didn't request an fbi investig

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sot sheriff jeffrey gahler, harford county, md"our detectives are still working to establish a timeline but at this time what we know is that the suspect was a temporary employee. she reported to her work day as usual and around 9am she shooting began. we do not at this time have a motive for this senseless crime." (catherine) one source says the woman was a disgruntled employee. federal authorities are joining the investigation. (ryan) a los angeles charter school was put on lockdown today - becauseof a near-by shooting. it happened at around noon near the 'charter high of the arts, multimedia, and performing school' -- in the van nuys section of the city. police say the shooting didn't happen inside the school... but at least two people were injured -- and two suspects ran from the scene. (catherine) a lioness at the fresno zoo bit a man on the foot late last night -- after he broke into her enclosure. police say 38- year-old julio mendez climbed over a net at the african adventure exhibit.. that's when the lion jumped up and bit his toe. mendez told police he was being chased. but po

a young guy put his body over md anook a bulletigo his r shy to his main artoty to prt my life. >> reporter: the mayor is expected to come to benning road to do something about the violence here. watch this space in northeast. pat collins, new4. >>> sobi distur. next, we are working for you. >> consumer reporters susan hogan, explanes how she got a woman's money back from not bun one, but twoco mpanies. >>> a father bmes himself a the desperate search for his 6-year-old son stretches into day five. >>> on the move, a turtle in a local zoo gets a second chance life and freedom thankso a contraptio >>>iv back with pictures from chopper 4, a terrible crash in fort washington involving a cement truck. there was as many as five people injured including two children. this is india head highway at east swan creek road a route 210 is shut down. we'll continue to follow it. >> that is ugly. >>> now, nbc 4 responds to a virginia woman whod neeur help twice. >> two major companies, two frustrating complaints, and no resolution until she turned to susan hogan who has theilde susan? >> reporter: that's

just ask valentino dickson, nearly three decades after being found guilt i did for y for a md not commit, hens free. >> b waiting 27 years for this moment. >> reporter: the bum beiand fro cell, he put pencil to paper to pass the time . a warden noticed and gave h a photo of a golf holeo draw for him. and that igniteds fairway, hunof works of art created by a man who had never step foot on a golf course. while inside, dickson alsof discovered g digest magazine. and one day one of the writers received a letter fm dickson. >> i'm glad it resonated with him and that he reached out to me and just so thankful i got in a letter.r: >> repore wound up investigation gaying t case and everyone visiting him. in 2012, he told dickson's story, cat palapults his case i the national spt light and that spurredtudentso uncover vital new evidence. it also led to a powerful profile by jimmy roberts on the alf channel, division of nbc universal, which included a sit dunn with a man named lamar scott who previously admitted to the killing. >> valentino dickson was convicted of murdering jackson. >> yes. >> di

. >>> some g md news thisning for people who live in several boston suburbs who were ffced out their houses several days ago. they have just started to return home after a series of gas explosions in their neighborhood thursday. one person was killed and a dods wloems destroyed. everybody in the areaad toet out while all of the gas was shut off there. the cause of the explosions is still very much a m tery this morning. >>> dylan ick ow with a look at the rest of the country's forecast. >> in southern texas we've had several days ofnt torl downpours anded in the pacific northwest heavy rain m seattle and the northwest coast of oregon. temperatures look seasonal acrossost of the country if not a bit above average through the middle of the thuntry. 's the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> out our window, we've got a lot of fog creating low visibility and drizzle so be prepared as you make your way out the door but similar to yesterday where we'rg to drizzle and light showers in the morning. veiled sun later in the afternoon. we are seeing sunshine by hag

he may have md stated or tap danced.or whether there shouldn't be an inquiry, they're going to confirm him. there could be late breaking news that he was involved in the lindbergh baby kidnapping and they would still confirm him. >> all of this chaos that we showed kicked off the hearing and it continued at various points over three, four days. how do you stack that up against other hearings that you've covered in the past? >> i think it's different in degree, but not kind. these hearings have been aisha raid for a je charade for a generation. presidents bring it on. journalists bring it on. but the responsibility lost in the supreme court itself by getting involved in so many key, social and political issues they raise the stakes in confirmation hearings, and, therefore, presidents have more cynical vetting. and senators will do, what you saw, to try to get an omni vote. two years ago, it was republicans who wouldn't give merritt garland, president obama's nominee, there's plenty to go around on both sides. >> i'm curio

northern md still dealing with some flood warnings, but the radar showing not too much rain right now, just a few light showers. i'll show you what you can expect for the rest. day and the rest of the week more abo florence, coming up. >> sheena, with thank you. >>> flooding returns to an old town alexandria after a brief reprieve from the weekend rain. >> news 4's justining finch is on king street now where they are getting the worst of thete rising >> reporter: a messy start to the morningere in old town, zlair. alexandria that high water making its way back just as the days begins out here. ifus you take a lookt behind me, you'll see that marker there. the water just under 6 feet,n based o that count there. bue i want to tak you to some video from just last night, where we had much of asc simila e out here. people out here gathered for their late sunday eving, when all of a sudden, that water began to make its way on to king street, just as businesses were booming and customers were out. we are told that many out here were caught by surprise by wow fast thaer made its way in. and m

likewise, a law passed earlier this year requiring the readinda of a state-md script to patients thats abortions terminate the li of a "whole, separate, unique, living human being," is also being fought by planned parenthood. south dakota was also the first state to introduceou mandatory 72waiting period, the longest in the nation-- meaning a woman seeking an abortion must meet with a doctorin person, for her first visit. then return 72 hours later, to meet with the same doctor for the actual procedure. holidays and weekends don't count. to comply with the law, dr. traxler flies in and out on one day, for patient consultations. after the mandatory waiting period, she repeats the trip to see those same patients for their abortion procedures. caitlin anderson was a patient at the sioux falls clinilast year. already a mother of three, anderson became unexpectedly pregnant. she says she and her husband discussed their options, andrt decided to ahe pregnancy. >> we knew immediately that was the best choice. i spent--y >> nawaz: you mediately. you mean you found out you were pregnant, then

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