saying the medical center suffered supply shortages and using expired supplies.ting safety at risk. >> inova fairfax got a big infusion of cash to keep special forensic unit staffed 24/7. more than half million in grant money. four, full time nurses and two part time nurses. and treatment of sex assault and domestic violence. and inova fairfax had one full time sexual assault nurse examin examiner. >> having people here immediately in my experience at least, definitely increases the positive impact of their experience. and, increases in some cases, the chance that they, they will -- report, or tal >> last year, 700 adults and children were examined in the sexual assault uniit. >> the centers for disease control its investigating eight different salmonella outbreaks in 47 states. so far, 400 people have become ill. the cdc blames it on backyard chickens. no deaths have been reported. but 71 people were sec enough to be hospitalized. most patients have been in contact with live poultry, the week before getting sick. keeping poultry as pets is a growing trend. d.c.

medical centers can affiliate, we have 45 medical centers to share knowledge of. and fees for these relationships allow us -- mergers and acquisitions you read about in healthcare these days, slowing down currently but the past 5 to 10 years out there have been a huge boon of merger activity and we feel again as a mission driven organization focused around patient excellence, sharing our knowledge and own and operate medical centers all over the country but there are multiple solutions. that has been our approach. >> we are different. my opening remarks, 2000 physicians, the 2000, 400 are full-time faculty physicians who lead advanced tertiary and quaternary services that carry out the medical research and medical education efforts to the institution. we have another 6 endorsed or that are geographically distributed physician network, essentially covers a 15 mile radius around 8700, for those who know where cedar sinai is, a combination of primary care as well as specialist in the physician network. the work, what i observe about that, i agree with the observation

s major va medical center.eam has learned inspectors found safety concerns earlier this year and a of available nurses at the facility. tonight scott macfarlane fini continues his investigation. >> the giant v.a. medical center on irving street is already under congressional investigation after a news4 i-team report revealed the body of a dead veteran went undiscovered in the medical center parking lot for up to two days. now we've learned the medical center has made a series of new fixes after being alerted about safety problems inside. crews have fixed holes discovered in a wall near the center of the facility, we're told. and we've learned contractors this spring fixed cracks in the floor, in the medical center's surgery area. the agency says it's also addressed a kitchen cleanliness issue, including a cockroach infestation. the i-team has learned the medical center is now addressing a nursing shortage. 105 current nursing vacancies at the center, 12% of all the jobs there. it's below the national average fo

starting tonight three lanes along rockville pike will close near the medical center metro station andional institutes of health. at 10:00 they will shut down two southbound lanes and northboun lane between woodmont avenue. construction is happening there to build a pedestrian underpass. >>> safe track work on metro is expected to wrap up at the end of the month. that doesn't mean your commute is going to be easier. metro has repairs to make from august 5th through the 20th the branch avenue and suitland stations will be closed on the green line. red line station tacoma will close from november 25th to december 10th and next year the hundreding ton and eisenhower stations will be closed on the yellow line for about two weeks in may. >>> 4:35. there is a new scripps national spelling fwee champion this morning. >> marocain. >> that is correct. congratulations. >> she didn't flinch. >> look at her. she's like, wait a minute, did i just win this thing? >> that's a she's from fresno, california. as you heard there she had to spell marocain. she clinched the title and $40,000 cash prize. he

. >> we've learned the feds are investigating how a patient died in a parking lot outside the medical centerhave gone unnoticed there for more than a day. scott macfarlane is breaking the story and has the developments. >> good evening. the d.c. va medical is one of america's largest and busiest. it just had a major house cleaning. new leaders were rushed in. they are days into the job and now the new leaders face new questions. monday, may 15th, the sister of a veteran from northeast, d.c., said her brother went for treatment on irving street but never returned home. she said the family was worried and called them to see it they could search. called the next day and the next night. just before evening on tuesday, more t searching in the parking lot herself. according to this d.c. police report, she found him, slumped over, unconscious in his car in the parking lot at the medical center. speaking to us off-camera inside her home, the veteran's sister called the failure to find her brother before he died, unacceptable. >> we're still in the process of investigating the timeline that you speak

va medical center under audit. was using expired supplies during procedures, putting patient's safety at risk. in the newsroom, scott mcfarland, news 4 team. >>> a lot stayed up past midnight to watch game one of the nba finals. wasn't exactly close. >> it was worth it, right? it's what happened towards the end of the game that has social media buzzing. we're going to fill you in, first, here's a look at fun activity you can get into this weekend. >>> i'm social media editor brittany johnson. gorgeous weekend to get out and have fun. fr outdoors all summer long. head to our app and search free movies. hidden figures will be shown in the district. we've got something for eryone. ev vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that wo

medical centers can affiliate. we created the mayo clinic care network for with 45 medical centers that we share knowledge with. there is no -- there are no in direct to patient fees for their relationships, but it allows mayo clinic to scale without having to do the massive mergers and acquisitions to read so much about in health care these days and may be slowing down currently. the past five to 10 years there has been a huge boom of merger and acquisition activity and we feel again that is a mission driven organization focused around patient excellence that we could do better sharing our knowledge then try to own and operate centers all over the country. there are multiple solutions, but that has been our approach. >> so in the case at cedars-sinai, we are different. they alluded to this in my opening remarks. about 2000 physician of the 2000, about 400 are full-time faculty. these are the positions of the guard as tertiary quaternary service is and that the medical research in medical education efforts for the

we're live at einstein medical center. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you for that, george. now to the bill cosby sex assault trial. today lawyers will be working at the montgomery county courthouse but the jury will not be present. this comes after the prosecution rested its case yesterday. cosby waved to supporters and fans as he left the courthouse in norristown. prosecutors used the comedian's open words from previous police statements and depositions to bolster their claims that he drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand in 2004. cosby told lawyers the two had a consensual relationship. the prosecution says it was anything but that. a spokesman for cosby tells us there's a chance the comedian could take the stand next week. >> nothing is ever off the table when you're in a trial of this magnitude. you have to look at all your options so we're weighing every option. >> reporter: t >> the jury will be back in the courtroom on monday. full coverage of the bill cosby trial, get updates on the case anyti

s va medical center.farlane broke this the studio with more. >> he's a man from northeast, d.c. his family said he never returned home from a treatment session two weeks ago monday. they say they called the medical center to ask for help and search. and for 36 hours, they say no one found the man, until his sister drove to the medical center, searched the parking lot herself and found the man's body in his car in that parking lot just outside the entrance. the man's death was confirmed by a police report and multiple sources speaking with the news4 i-team. the head of the medical center says the agency is investigating. >> i met with the veteran's sister that evening, expressed our condolences on that and reached out to her to see if she needed anything. >> this case has captured the attention of congressional investigators. coming up on news4 at 6:00, what they plan to do. and the other major problem facing this medical center. what they're doing about a scathing audit lmo putting patients at risk. >> th

george spencer is live outside of einstein medical center where the victims are being treated. george, fill us in on this. >> reporter: rosemary, dispatchers said one of the victims was stabbed over his entire body. we've just confirmed within the past 30 minutes not only was this a triple stabbing but those victims were robbed as well. nbc 10's cameras were there at the scene in the 1600 block of mayfair in cresse enterville earlier this morning where we saw police still holding that scene. this all happened just after 3:00 a.m. this morning. one of the victims, a 27-year-old man, stabbed in the neck. a 28-year-old guy stabbed in the chest and back. we're still working to figure out the injuries to the third man. we do know all three of them have been rushed here to einstein where they're being treated for their injuries. northeast detectives have confirmed for us they're looking for two men in this case, one guy wearing a redshirt and jeans. the other guy a white shirt and jeans. those two men last seen fleeing from that scene. live this morning at einstein medical center, i'

sabina kuriakose live at einstein medical center where the victims are being treated this morning, hi, sabina? >> reporter: good morning, lauren, yes, as you mentioned all three of those victims stabbed, they're here at einstein. we know at least one was stabbed in the neck. let's take a look at video that we got for you from the team just after all of this happened. now, all three of these men are in their 20's. police say apparently this started as an attempted robbery. this is in the 600 block of mayfair street in the lawncrest section of the city. it happened about 3:15 this morning, police are looking for two suspects, we have very little information on who exactly the people might be. we do have a big description police say one was wearing a red shirt. the other was wearing black. both of those people ran from the scene before police arrived and right now, they remain on the loose, back out here, live, three men all in their 20's stabbed overnight in the city's lawncrest section. the suspects still out there and police have not told us yet whether they've recovered weapon, the g

. >> a worker at cherry hill rehab center in stable condition after medical emergency on the center's roof. chopper three over st. mary medical center for rehabilitation, crews carried a work here had lost consciousness from the roof at about 8:00 this morning, nature of the victim's emergency isn't exactly clear. but authorities say it was not heat related. >>> and there are no injuries after this fire on the 7400 block of lawndale avenue burholme, northeast section of philadelphia. >> this happened at about 3:30 this morning, fire reached, and they controlled the fire in less than 20 minute, the cause under investigation. >> ambulance caught fire in east norriton montgomery county just after 9:00 this morning, the fire broke out just as the vehicle was entering the einstein medical center, everyone fortunately was able to get out of the ambulance safely, no word so far on what sparked the fire. >>> well, today marks one year since the worse mass shooting in modern us history, thousands in florida remembering the 49 patrons killed at orlando night club. the pulled night club earth th

he arrived at our medical center approximately 40 hours ago. the warmbier family has given us permission and has asked us to discussion his current medical condition. mr. warmbier arrived in cincinnati at president 10:00 p.m. on june 13. dr. jordan bonomo and the transport team met the aircraft and assumed care of the patient at the airport. he was transported to the neuro science intensive care unit at the university of cincinnati medical center where dr. brandon foreman and his team were waiting. an extensive barrage of tests began immediately. throughout the process, the warmbier family has been at their son's bedside and information has been continuous little shared with them. his vital signs were stable upon arrival and have remained so. he requires no supplemental oxygen or respiratory assistance. he has no signs of infection or dysfunction of the major nonneurological organs. his neurological conditions can be best described as a state of unresponsive wakefulness. he has spontaneous eye openings and blinkings. however, he shows no signs o

medical center.xclusive report from the news 4 i-team and reaction from veterans affairs. >>> that is correct. >> congratulations. you are the champion. >> cool and calm. there is a new queen bee of spellers. >>> right now pennsylvania doctor brian molz is preparing for another day in court. >> this time he'll be answering to a federal court judge. news 4's megan mcgrath is live outside the trump hotel now. this is where earlier this week. megan, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, guys. dr. brian molz stayed in an undisclosed hotel, a local hotel under guard last night, but one thing we can tell you is that room was definitely not here at the trump international hotel. a judge ordered that the pennsylvania doctor stay away from the trump hotel as well as the white house. now while he set those restrictions, the judge did release molz yesterday. take a look at this video. this is him leaving d.c. superior court yesterday afternoon. the judge saying there was no legal basis to hold him in j

nbc 10's george spencer is live just outside of einstein medical center where the victims were taken to tell us more about this. george? >> reporter: rosemary, witnesses told dispatchers the victims' injuries were extensive after this attack. we've confirmed this morning not only was this a triple stabbing but all thee of those victims were robbed as well. nbc 10 was in cresse entcentvil earlier this morning. this happened just 3:00 a.m. this morning. one of the victims, a 27-year-old man, was stabbed in the neck. a 27-year-old stabbed in the dh chest and back. we're working to learn the extent of the injuries to the third victim in the attack. all three were rushed here to einstein medical center for treatment and are now in stable condition. they're looking for two guys in connection with this. one wearing a redshirt and blue jeans. the other wearing a white shirt and jeans last seen running from that scene in crescentville. i'm george spencer nbc 10 news. >>> one family is outraged after police shot and killed a man who appeared to be running away from an officer. nbc 10 obtained

va medical center. scott mcfarland reports on how the feds and d.c. oking at what happened. >> reporter: a military veteran never returned home two weeks ago monday after a treatment session. they called the center to get help and get a search for the man. 36 hours they say no one found him until his sister drove to the medical center, searched the parking lot and herself found the man's body in his car in that parking lot just outside the entrance. the man's death a police report and multiple sources and the new head of the center says the agency is investigating what might have gone wrong. >> we met with the veteran's sister and expressed our condolences and reached out to see if she needs anything. >> reporter: we learned the u.s. house veterans affairs committee has launched its own investigation into the death. the d.c. va medical center already under audit. a scathing audit said the medical center suffered supply shortages and was using expired supplies during procedures putting patients at risk. >>> 5:50 now. survivors of sex abuse and domestic

george spencer is live outside einstein medical center in olney with the latest from police. george? >> reporter: rosemary, as you mentioned we are learning this is not only a triple stabbing but a robbery of those three male victims as well. witnesses who first called said one of the victims was stabbed over his entire body. nbc 10's cameras were there at the scene in the 600 block of mayfair earlier this morning. police were still holding that scene. this happened after 3:00 a.m. one of the victims, a 27-year-old man, was stabbed in the neck. a 28-year-old man stabbed in both the chest and the back. we're still working to figure out the injuries of the third man. all three were rushed to einstein medical center. we have learned they are all in stable condition. they are looking for two suspects in the case last seen running from that scene. live this morning, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> thanks for that, george. pennsylvania state police tell us careless driving led to a man's death in langhorn, bucks county. this is video from that area. police say the man was spee

he was flown to cooper medical center out of precaution. >>> at 8:15 doctors pronounced a shooting victim dead at temple university hospital and a gunfire investigation has become a homicide probe. the 31-year-old man was shot in the back of the head just before 7:30 along the 700 block of north sixt six street. >> police in bensalem arrested a rapist whose crimes dated back 17 years. with us now is christie ileto. what are the details here? >> jim, he was arraigned this evening taken to the buck's county prison. authorities were investigating him for the last six months when a third victim game forward last week. authorities feared there could be more victims. >> what do you have to say for your actions? >> cuffed and accompanied by police, 46-year-old shannon westmoreland had nothing to say. he was arrested for sexual assaulting three children while leading the bensalem rangers. > >> >> court records reveal his crimes date back to 1999, the youngest victim four-year-old girl, preyed on a six-year-old girl and sexual assaulted her when he was 18 and a third victim, 15 raped in the parkin

it's not jt nyu langone medical center you spent so much of your time and money but education, whiche're going to get to. and full disclosure, i'm on the board of nyu and proud of that. what do you think of the tax plan they're talking about? ken: i think at the end of the day, they'll leave it alone. the damage that will be done to charities, in my case it doesn't matter. why? because the minimal alternative tax, okay? and that's fine. as far as i'm concerned, take what you want from me, this country has been great to my wife and me and our family. i can't believe all the wonderful opportunities i've had, and i can't believe, thank god the success i've had. my philanthropy is driven from one thing, and that's giving back to those places that were there for me. nyu, i think all of us that have done well, and some of us who have done extremely well like myself, i think there's a strong moral obligation to make sure that we do our part to give the next kids the same chance that we had. on the other hand, there's so many people, so much hurt in this world, you go -- i'm on the board of

all three were rushed to einstein medical center. they are being less than cooperative as part of the investigation. we do know investigators are looking for two suspects in the case. those suspects really last seen fleeing from that scene. live this morning at einstein medical center, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for the update, george. >>> now to the bill cosby sex assault trial. today lawyers will be working at the montgomery county courthouse without the jury present. this comes after the prosecution rested its case yesterday. cosby waved to supporters and fans as he left the courthouse in norristown. prosecutors used the comedian's own words from previous police statements and depositions to bolster their claims he drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand in 2004. cosby told lawyers the two had a consensual relationship. prosecutors say it was anything but. a spokesman for cosby tells us there's a chance the comedian could take the stand. >> nothing is ever off the table when you're in a trial of this magnitu

this all happened outside einstein medical center. the driver is on the run tonight. we have the video you'll see only on 10. >> reporter: the worker was on her way to einstein medical center when she was struck. the hospital is a few feet away from where we're standing. she went from being a worker to a patient in the er. a car barrels through the crosswalk with the car barrelling into a woman on her way to work. you can see from surveillance video obtained the driver stopped for seven seconds and then drives around the injured social worker before taking off. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my god. >> reporter: people who work at einstein are shocked the driver ran down one of their own an didn't have the decency to stop. >> for someone to drive off and know you hit someone and leave an accident scene, that's horrible. >> when you stop, just get out and see if everything is okay. that's terrible. >> reporter: nearly a month has passed since the accident that occurred just behind einstein at 13th street. there were plenty of witnesses when the crash happened but no one got a

a second shooting occurred at 9th and curlin and that victim is alive and taken to crossier medical centern a private car. you see the bullet casings at that scene. the car had shattered windows, how they might we related is a question up in the air. chester high school is on lockdown since the incidents. >> at this hour the high school remains in lockdown. parents have been told they can come and pick thursday children up if they so desire but we are waiting for a full briefing from chester police on this incident this morning. live in police headquarters, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> we are following a developing story at this hour. today is sentencing day for the former president of penn state and two other administrators they are learning what penalty they will pay for failing to report the jerry sandusky allegations in 2001. they are seeking up to a year in prison for former president, graham spanier. he was convicted at a jury trial and plans to appeal. and former athletic director tim curly and gary shultz each plead guilty. that the men hushed up an alligation of sa

va medical center already under scrutiny. a scathing audit was released last month saying the medical center suffered supply shortages and was using expired supplies during procedures, putting patient safety at risk. in the scott macfarlane. >> to see his original story or to send in a tip, visit the nbc washington app and click invest >>> a beautiful friday. i like to call it a fantastic friday. any day the weather is this nice on a friday, that's what you get. out there now, 81 degrees. warmer to the south, cooler to the north. 81, richmond. 77 hagerstown. only 70 in state college. that's some cooler, drier air coming in now. that's because of a little bit of a frontal boundary. you see it there, drifting through. we'll see another one tomorrow morning that could give us clouds early on saturday. a great evening in store. continued warm throughout the weekend. rain chances on sunday and still looking unsettled next week. the updated forecast back here at -- what time do i hit today, 18 or 25? >> we'll just have to stay tune

otto warmbier, who arrived at our medical center approximately 40 hours ago. the warmbier family has given us permission and has asked us to disclose his current medical condition. mr. warmbier arrived in cincinnati at approximately 10:00 p.m. on june 13th. dr. jordan and the transport team met the aircraft and assumed care of the patient at the airport. he was transported to the neuroscience intensive care unit at the university of cincinnati medical center where dr. brandon foreman and his team were waiting. an extensive series of imaging and diagnostic tests began immediately upon his arrival at our hospital. throughout this process, the warmbier family has been at their son's bedside and information has been continuously shared with them. his vital signs were stable upon arrival, and have remained so. he requires no supplemental oxygen or respiratory assistance. he has no signs of infection or dysfunction of the major non-neurological organs. his neurological condition can be best described as a state of unresponsive wake fufuwakefulne. he has spontaneous e

how it all philadelphia medical center and the search for a driver. >>> plus supporting the president. commander in chief thanks a group of monmouth students and weighing in on yearbook controversy there. >>> risky commute. what led drivers to leave a train and walk on the tracks. >>> this morning. police are looking for a driver who hit a woman in a crosswalk. >> this is video showing the hit and run outside einstein medical center. happened may 26. after hitting the woman, the driver stopped for a few seconds and went around the victim as she's on the ground and took off. >> i hope he gets caught. whoever it was. take full sponlresponsibility ot you did. you could have killed that person. >> victim sumpe broken leg. >>> president trump is weighing in on monmouth county high school that had yearbooks altered to remove references to trump. the president posted this letter on facebook page on monday thanks students who stood and you happen said their pictures are comments were aedefences to among the changes was the digital removal of a trump reference on a student's t-shirt. see the b

s medical center was promoted to a new job. >> the house committee on veterans affairs says formally requested records about hawkins. an investigation revealed hawkins was transferred to a job at v.a. headquarters hours after the fed found supply and safety problems at the medical center. >> that sort of thing has to stop. you can't just shuffle your problems around and solve your problems. >> it's a question for and about hawkins from the i-team. today the v.a. said it is recommending discipline for him but didn't say what kind of discipline. >>> former mayor of fairfax walked out of jail after a judge credited him for time served. scott silverthorn has been in jail awaiting sentencing. he was caught in a drugs for sex sting and handed an under cover detective less than a gram of meth. the prosecution asked for two years behind jars. d he had no prior record. >>> contamination at the reflecting pool by the lincoln memorial. what is being cleaned up that killed dozens of ducklings. >>> scammers going after cash from people trying to make a little more money. what you should be lookin

medical center. but a minor medical issue is keeping them in the hospital. there's still no word on the twins' names. neither beyonce or jay-z have said a word about it, but knowles father announced the births yesterday on twitter. the twins have an older sister.. five-year-old blue ivy. there is much more ahead on good morning washington. stronand restoringding a a father's faith.. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. london. a van - plowing into a group of muslim worshippers. the new information just coming in about the man behind the wheel. plus - a teen murdered in fairfax county. why police believe she may have been targeted. and waking up on weather alert. stormwatch seven

kpix 5's devin fehely is live at mills peninsula medical center with the return of a vital service. >> reporter: everyone knows it's difficult to get from a to about. in bay area traffic and if you have a medical emergency. the best way to the hospital might be by air. for the first time in more than five years helicopters will be airlifting critically sick patients to mills peninsula medical center for treatment. >> we will not only be able to serve our immediate community but will be able to fly patients in who have needs for specialists. >> reporter: the old helipad was demolished when the hospital was rebuilt in 2011. the new one will bring in patients in need of specialized care like someone with a debilitating stroke or life- threatening heart attack conditions where minutes might mean the difference between living and dying. >> the urgency is really great for that patient to get there. ultimately my job is to get my crew, my helicopter, that person there safely. >> reporter: but while the helipad will increase the hospital's capabilities, it will also increase noise. >> noise p

but his medical team at the university of cincinnati medical center says that just doesn't add up.r. daniel kanter/ univ. of cincinnati medical center: "this study showed extensive loss of brain tissue in all regions of the brain. we have no certain or verifiable knowledge of the cause or circumstances of his neurological injury." president trump addressed warmbier's passing, monday eveninng... president trump: "a lot of bad things happened, but at least we got him home to be with his parents. they were so happy to see him even though he was in a very tough condition"i'm andrew spencer kron 4 news (pam) europe shaken by a pair of terror attacks... one directed against muslims in london... the other against security forces in paris. in france, a driver in a car filled with gas canisters.. tried to ram a police van on the champs- elysees. the driver was killed ... no bystanders nor police were hurt. in britain, a man drove a van into a crowd of worshippers leaving a mosque. he reportedly said he wanted to kill all muslims. police have not released his name, but british media identifi

we've developed same-day services in every one of our 168 medical centers for primary care and mental health. and in fact, today, over 22% of veterans are seen on a same-day basis. what we've done recently is we've posted our wait times for every single one of our medical centers across the country in a public forum for everybody to see what's good and what's not good in terms of wait times. there is no other health system in the country that has done anything like that, and there is no comparison to what the va is doing in terms of transparency and wait times. yet veterans are waiting 60 days or more for new appointments in primary care and mental health at 30 of our locations nationwide. so we still have more to do. and while, as i mentioned, we've done well with meeting the urgent needs of veterans, 10% of the time when a provider wants a follow-up appointment in a specific time frame, we're not meeting that provider's clinically assessed time for a veteran to come back. and that's something we have to address. 16% of our primary care clinics are over 100% capacity. when that happe

cooling centers have been made available at the santa clara valley medical center ... and at public libraries and several community centers in the south bay. (steve)) the hot weather not only making for deadly conditions... but causing dangerous roadways for some drivers. several roads have buckled in the north and east bay from the unrelenting heat. kron4's jr stone has the latest. take a close look at this section of westbound i-80 in vacaville near alamo drive. crews spent several hours tuesday repairing what was a road buckle here.meaning the pavement expanded in the hot weather and grew out of place putting thousands in danger. sot it's highly unusual in the bay area but the heat wave has been unusual so it's an unusual circumstance.tuesday there were two sections of i-80 that buckled in vacaville. the second section was here near lagoon valley road. that's not all.this past weekend a section of highway 50 buckled as well. and in santa rosa this sidewalk buckled. sot usually it happens on older roadways so even the smallest crack that happens over time that can lea

doctors are treating her at penn presbyterian medical center.olice say the driver stayed at the scene and so far authorities are not filed any charges. >>> and the search is on for a robbery suspect who stabbed three then lawncrest. it happened on the 600 block of mayfair street just after 3 o'clock this morning. investigators say all three victims were stabbed several times in the upper body. right now they are in stable condition at einstein medical center. >>> philadelphia police meantime continuing their investigation into a deadly shooting involving one of their own officers. that investigation includes surveillance video and now we're hearing from the family of the man shot. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has more. >> reporter: a man was shot and killed by a philadelphia police officer. around that time thomas jones was driving for work and heard about the incident on the radio. >> i just really didn't think nothing of it at first. i just kept driving until my wife called me and when i heard her crying. >> reporter: through tears

doctors are treating her at pen presbyterian medical center.ice say the driver did stay at the scene and so far no charges have been filed. >>> also the search is on for a robbery suspect who stabbed three men in lawncrest. this happened on the 600 block of mayfair street just after 3 o'clock this morning. investigators say all three victims were stabbed several times in the tupper body. right now they're in that stable condition at einstein medical center. >>> philadelphia police continuing their investigation into a deadly shooting involving one of their own officers. that investigation includes surveillance video now. and we're also hearing from the family of the man who was shot. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has more. >> reporter: thursday night news broke that a man in feltonville was shot and killed by a philadelphia police officer. around that time, thomas jones was driving for work and heard about the incident on the radio. >> just, you know, didn't really think nothing of it at first. i just kept driving until my wife calle

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. >>> there was a report released of the medical center.ongressional leaders want to know why the senator's long time director who was promoted after the report came out. >> news 4 i-team investigation, hawkins was transferred to a job hours after the feds announced safety problems at the dc medical center. >> phil rose says that's a troubling news. >> that sort of thing has to stop. you cannot shovel your problems va now says it is recommending discipline for him but it would not specify what that would be. >>> the national parks service will drain the lincoln memorial reflecting tomorrow after dozens of ducks were found dead. 80 ducks were infected of a pair site found pair -- parasite that's found in snel snails. >> the park service should be back tomorrow at the reflecting pool by june 19th. >>> we have 20 people and including kids, less than magical memory from disney land. a flock of geese flew over a crowd of sleeping beauty castle last night. the geese prompted a response of hazardous, brought in the hazmat. the police department tw

otto warmbier who arrived at our medical center approximately 40 hours ago. the warmibier family has given s permission to discuss his medical condition. he sarrived on june 13th. the transport team met the aircraft and assumed care of the patient at the airport. he was transported to the neuroscience intensive care unit at the university of cincinnati medical center where dr. brandon foreman and his team were waiting. an extensive series of imaging and diagnostic tests began immediately upon arrival at our hospital. throughout this process, the warmbier family has been at their son's bedside and information has been continuously shared with them. his vital signs have remained stable. he requires no supplemental oxygen or respiratory assistance. he has no signs of infection or dysfunction of the major nonneurological organs. his neurological condition can be best described as a state of unresponsive wakefulness. he has spontaneous eye opening and blinking. however, he shows no signs of understanding language. responding to verbal commands or awareness of his s

medical center? >> no. i have not. for 48 hours, 36 hours, a person dead on the campus undiscovered. >> reporter: the congressman ordered the v.a. to hand over its records in the coming day. the center sees 98,000 patients and already under scrutiny. a scathing report revealed supply shortages, unaccounted property, and dirt in what was supposed to be sterile storage areas. the v.a. cleaned house there in april and brought in a new director, larry connell. >> we're not a hundred percent yet. i gotta be careful saying this. but i will tell you that we are way better today than we were a and medical supplies for the facility. >> reporter: but we discovered the man replaced, brian hawkins, wasn't fired. instead, he was given a high-ranking job at agency headquarters. in the wake of our report, said the chairman is also giving a review about why hawkins was moved up. >> that thing has to stop. you can't just shuffle your problems around. >> they have recommended discipline, but declined to say what type of discipline. we'l

but the problem seems to be worse here medical center and bethesda.o the way the tunnel was bored before a more modern method that would have put a waterproof membrane around the tunnel, became widespread use in the united states. so let's take look at some video we shot this morning right from medical center. water literally cascade down from the ceiling, down the walls, into tunnel creating dangerous pools near electronic components. we're familiar witness term a ac arcing insulators by now. they have to drain out millions of gallons of water from this stretch of tunnel every single week. tunnel is below the water table, it was built to leak to relieve the hydrostatic pressure metro has not been able to find a long-term solution. they hope until now. so let's talk a little bit about that what might be. read right from metro' information. it's called curtain grouting. curtain grouting. yes, not something do you in your bathroom. it's been used in mining, not necessarily in transit. it adds a waterproof membrane to the exterior of the tunnel walls usi

this happened at largo medical center. in a statement- we were told a piece of endos-copy equipment had a defect that may have prevented it from being properly disinfected. 23 patients are now being contacted about the matter. doctors think the risk of illness is small - but those patients are being asked to come in for some screening. no details were given about the possible defect. complete coverage continues as tropical storm cindy hits states in the south. this as we deal with some serious heat in the dmv. our stormwatch weather meteorgologist will break it all down.. coming up. today (low 90s) - rain tomorrow; very humid & breezy - turning nice saturday afternoon & great sunday! today: hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 89-92 winds: sw 5-10 mph showers developing by dawn. lows: 68-75 winds: sw 5-10 mph friday: am showers. very humid & breezy. isolated pm thunderstorms. highs: 87-90 winds: sw 10-15 g 25+ a violent attack in the middle of a police-- now calling it an act of terror. the details.. coming up.

there are 350,000 employees are 15 had 4 medical centers -- 154 medical centers. over 800 outpatient clinics. there's no way we could monitor that without their help. with this i want to encourage both sides of the aisle, i want to encourage each one of to you support senate 1094. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time for debate has expired. pursuant to house resolution 378, the previous question is ordered. the question is on third reading of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. mr. roe: i ask for the yeas and nays. no, not yet. the speaker pro tempore: the ayes have it. third reading. the clerk: an act to amend title 38, united states code, to improve the accountability of employees of the department of veterans affairs, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on passage of the bill. mr. roe: i got ahead of myself, mr. speaker. i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the ayes have it. the gentleman fro

. >> a medical center in san francisco was shutting its doors. how many will be out of a job.will let you know>>> a new group of police recruits are welcome. why the chief calls it a game changer. >> >>> california pacific medical center is closing and skilled nurses and short-term rehabilitation unit in the mission district. 72 people could lose their jobs. ready for patients will be affected and may have to find new hospitals. officials said today the closure is part of their move to a new campus scheduled to open at 2019. some say it may violate agreements made with officials. a letter sent to employees said the closure will happen october 31. >>> city leaders on hand to welcome the latest group of police recruits as they start their training. 54 members took their seats the day after the six-month program they will be paired with officers for four months on the streets. the recruits are a welcome addition. the police station has been hit hard with budgets the police chief said that the new recruits are game changers. >> it's almost like these last few years we've been a bl

however, there was a parallel universe that operate weed authorities looked aside from major medical centers like the hospital the university of pennsylvania, where if they could do a so-called medical therapeutic abortion, justified by doctors, then they tolerated it. so that is how he began to receive the flow of fetuses every few months, and he would grow feet fetal cells in lab dish. it if you grew cell's in lab dish that's should grow forever. they were immortal and if they died it was screwup on the part of the scientist, temperature hadn't been right any incubation room or someone sneezed on the cultures and infected them or the nutritious broth used to nourish the cells was deficient. and so when leonard's cells started dying after several months, first the cells from the first fees fetus died, and then the sneaks ones and the next. he thought he was screwing up. he did all kinds of experiments. why were these cells dying? what was he doing wrong? you can see on the left those are young, healthy, fetal cells from the lungs of an aborted fetus. on the right old, elderly, disorganized

that is between medical center and grosvenor.dition to the red line safetrack work. closing the rockville and stead shady grove stations free shuttle service replaces things between showed gravy and twinbrook. watch out for additional delays on the red line keep updated on that breaking news. aside from that not terrible conditions across our majors on 66, 95 and 395. gw parking way looking surprisingly good. as you may your way out in maryland outer loop pennsylvania avenue to bw parkway red zone 40 minute trip a lot of folks bailing out from that earlier new york avenue deadly crash investigation. new york avenue has reopened. but we're seeing outer loop and in your opinion delays on that side of the beltway. back to you guys >> thanks, erin. 8:19. let's track metro right now because the sunday riders may notice some changes from metro rail and buses. >> and this could impact your morning commute on monday morning. to help break down all the changes fox5 bob barnard joining us live at the dupont circle metro station. hey, bob.