melissa. >> melissa: trace gallagher, thank you.s on the white house now as senators arrive for that big meeting on north korea. this is unprecedented. a big deal. all coming in to put their heads together and hear what's going on and talk about what can be done. we're gonna keep an eye on it. we'll be right back. managing blood sugar is not a marathon it's a series of smart choices. like using glucerna to replace one meal or snack a day. glucerna products have up to 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger and carbsteady, unique blends of slow release carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. every meal every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real victories. glucerna. everyday progress. one nation in all of human history was built on that bedrock, ours. freedom has made america exceptional, but it can only last if you and i choose to act as people of character. forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ >> all right. let me show you the big story of the hour.

melissa. melissa: joining me jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig hedge fund, fox news contributor, former federal reserve author danielle dimartino booth, research fellow at hoover institute, tim kaine. thanks for joining us. tim, start with you, what is your reaction to the plan. >> i'm a little giddy. i'm really happy. this was vague but it was, it was a statement of principles that were really good principles what they're doing signaling to the house and senate, come up with details, would with us. i thought the tone was great. this is early. i call it the second inning of a long game. the white house let us know they would swing for the fences. i was very happy. melissa: danielle, this is big change, there is a lot of simplification in there. while rates are going down, we're ving up painful, it painful to give up a lot of deductions people had. >> i'm a resident of the state of texas. obviously we have no state income tax, but with your high state income tax, new york, where we are right now,

melissa? >> melissa: john, i don't know if you know about this, but the china, very popular in china. she is known as the kate middleton. a chinese folk singer and major general in the chinese army. she's hugely popular. we saw her just briefly there getting into the car. if you look online and elsewhere, she's a big topic of conversation and very, very popular. so just one more thing to watch along the way. >> reporter: well, you know, when you've got the popular first lady of china up against the lovely first lady of the united states, i think you're going to have a couple first ladies that may just shine during this summit, melissa. >> melissa: no doubt. john roberts, thank you very much. for more on all of, this let's bring in rnc chair woman. what are your expectations for this big meeting? >> well, i think it's wonderful that president trump continues to reach out to world leaders. of course this is an important meeting with he and president xi. i suspect he'll talk about trade. the pres

melissa. melissa: investors keeping a close eye on the president's meeting with the chinese president and wide range of crucial global issues. fox business's blake burman in west palm beach, florida with the latest. a lot to cover today, blake. reporter: yes, indeed, melissa. both leaders are here on the ground at this hour. president xi xinping, president trump here in florida as they expect to kick things off officially couple hours from now as both families sit down for a dinner at mar-a-lago. this was billed by senior officials throughout the week as 24 hour get together for the governments, for these two leaders really to set a framework going forward on some of the big issues. not to mention top issues, trade among the two nations and north korea which president trump put into the forefront here over these last couple month as he has been in office. as all of this is settling in today, there is also the other big story, melissa, that you were referring to there, that being syria. the pre

melissa? >> melissa: it's all in negotiations. we're hearing more on healthcare. is that going to happen this week? >> reporter: certainly, the president would like to see it happen this week. he'd like to get legislative achievement on the books before the end of his first 100 days. it would make him first president of the last four to not get his own legislative agreement. tweeting out, quote, if our healthcare plan is approved, you will see real health care and premiums will start tumbling down. obamacare is in a death spiral. listen to what his chief of staff said yesterday on "meet the press." >> so whether healthcare, repeal and replace comes on friday or saturday or monday, in the grand scheme of things, it's a marathon, not a sprint. so we're hopeful for this week, but, again, it's not something that has to happen in order to define our success. >> reporter: not something that has to happen in order to define the president. a white house official told me just a short time ago that even

melissa. we have news from whole foods. word activist investor jana partners taking a big stake, second biggest stakeholder in the company. will shake it up. improve technology and operations to better compete with its rivals. shake up the board, maybe, maybe, see how much of a potential bidder would pay for whole foods. up nearly nine, 10% today. >>> take a look at tesla. we always seem to be talking about test last, the maker of the electric cars. at one point today the most valuable u.s. automaker in the country. surpassed ford last week. they went past gm today. they he been neck-and-neck. tesla up more than three% on an investor upgrade. piper jaffray raising it from neutral to overweight that giving a nice impetus forward. >>> at&t, they're buying straight path communications for very hefty one and a quarter billion dollars. why? because straight path communication has licenses for the spectrum, the airwaves. wireless carriers want to improve their service they need more bandwidth. they'

>> reporter: that's right, melissa. a state department official calls this an urgent and global threat. we expect this very much to be part of the discussions between president xi of china and president trump. the united states has been pushing the chinese to pressure north korea, use its leverage against its ally, to try to get north korea to stop this behavior. stop the missile launches. stop the development of its nuclear missile programs. in a statement, rex tillerson said, quote, north korea launched yet another intermediate range ballistic missile. united states has spoken enough about north korea, we have no further comment. last month secretary tillerson travelled to the region. he met with counter parts in japan, south korea, china. with fox news the dmz between south korea and north korea, he said all options were on the table and refused to rule out the idea of japan and south korea obtaining nuclear capabilities to provide a check against north korea as it continues to develop these programs, melissa. >> mel

melissa. melissa: chipotle reporting first quarter results. the company is up 5% after-hours following beat on earnings and slight beat on revenue. the company had slightly higher than expected same-store sales, jumping nearly 18%. david: wow. the fight to real and reple obamacare is not over. the health care battle is not over on capitol hill. the latest on the timeline from the administration. securing our border, president trump striking back at critics who say the wall isn't going to be built. next north dakota senator john hoeven sounding offer. >> we'll have the wall built. i don't know what people are talking about. i don't know what they are talking about the pundits. the wall gets built, 100%. and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. melissa: breaking news. a u.s

melissa. melissa: revival of repeal and replace. charlie gasparino reporting that vice president mike pence taking reins with house freedom caucus members late last night. and the speaker of the house today, to broker a truce on health care. joining me now is republican congressman texas, house freedom caucus member louie gohmert. what do you think about that? is there a truth on the way? >> well, i would hope so. melissa: have you seen any evidence? >> we haven't seen the language yet. everybody is anxious to see that. but my concern is, when, we hear that if we would just give all this power, the additional power to the federal government, that can fix things, i just here's the solution. federal government understands the proposal, will give waivers to the states that want waivers to avoid complying with different things, trouble with that is, whether the american people can find out under next democratic president health and human services those were temporary waivers. we didn't have the guts to go ahead and put it into law and m

melissa. melissa: lori rothman has more on amazon, what can you tell us? >> what is interesting about amazon, you have been critical of this company for its cash burn, spending so much money on its exion, from data centers totent, well as part of the report amazon is saying that free cash increased to upwards of $10 billion. so that -- melissa: wow. >> that tells investors, right, the company has a little wiggle room. maybe they're not overspending. by the way they are spending on especially with the content, academy award winning movies. its paying off. it's a beat. amazon crush it with profit, $1.48 per share versus $1.12. revenue rose 23%. blowout quarter for amazon. shareholders must be pleased. >> scott, let me get your reaction to that, free cash. >> music to my ears. as shareholder i will not lie, melissa. what is interesting, lance mentionedded it, amazon is dropping products into your life everywhere you turn. look a lex is a, popularity. i have not seen estimates that the amount of a

melissa. >> melissa: thank you. u.s. officials defending employment of a missile defense system to south korea. as tensions mount with the north. why the state department is calling it a speak softly and carry a big stick strategy. >> we're not seeking regime change and our preference is to resolve this problem peacefully. we're not leaving anything, you know, off the table. there's only one egg that gives you better taste and better nutrition in so many varieties. classic. cage free. and organic. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. >> melissa: top military leaders on capitol hill with dire warnings about north korea. it comes as the air force test fires an intercontinental ballistic missile. the type of weapon the pentagon says pyongyang wants to get his hands on to launch a nuclear attack on the u.s. the trump administration saying the strategy to deal with that threat is to rely heavily on china's economic leverage. >> they say they're serious. they say they understand it's urgent. the qu

melissa? >> melissa: mike emanuel, thank you. president trump meeting with business leaders to determine ways to create a pro industry climate. but the boom on wall street has levelled off. have you noticed that? can the president get things back on track? senate set to start debate this hour on supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch. and republicans plan to have him on the bench by friday. democrats though may have other plans. >> i voted for both of obama's nominees. i just ask that neil gorsuch be given the same treatment. he's highly qualified. my belly pain and constipation? i could build a small city with all the over-the-counter products i've used. enough! i've tried enough laxatives to cover the eastern seaboard. i've climbed a mount everest of fiber. probiotics? enough! (avo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and l

melissa. melissa: really is.spital in washington now on leave following a scathing new report. the chief watchdog that d.c.'s va hospital poses quote, imminent danger to our threats. calling it highest level of chaos among the findings of the report. doctors were halting operations and dialysis treatment because of lack of supplies. can you imagine? david: i can't not. melissa: surgical items left in dirty or cluttered spaces. david: we've seen that. melissa: no inventory system to know what they have or need. the inspector general said the report needed to be released early in order to warn the public what was ing on. this is how we're treang our veterans. david: this is how government bureaucracies deal with health care. you go over to england, you see very much the same thing. i was stuck there for one month in an english hospital, public hospital. it is not fun. not pretty at all. totally unsanitary. the most draconian measures you can think of to try to treat sick people. that is what happens when the govern

melissa? >> melissa: benjamin hall, thank you. a drone was spotted over a hospital where the victims of the chemical attacks were taken. shortly before it was bombed. were the russians or perhaps the assad regime trying to cover up evidence of the chemical attack? if so, what would the trump administration do next? we're going to discuss that ahead. but first here's senator marco rubio. >> there's a difference between being a real estate developer in new york and being the president. when you are the president, is weigh is on your shoulders. he acknowledged that. you see those images, you get the intelligence briefings about this attack. i think it impacted him personally. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. hi hey you look good. thank you, i feel good. it all starts with eating right. that's why i eat amaz!n prunes now. they're delicious and help kee

melissa? melissa: here we go, peter, thank you. david: standing in the way of compromise, conservatives and moderate republicans are still at impasse and the club for growth is calling them out. conservatives including the club for growth were willing to accept the latest deal that would let states seek regulation waivers but moderates want obamacare largely left intact. so they say. this is big government liberalism at work among house republicans and speaker ryan is letting them run his conference. here now is andy roth, club for growth vice president of government affairs. andy, what happened? seemed last night, our producers were inside the beltway reporting on the meeting between the vice president and members of the freedom caucus. seemed like there was a deal, today there is a statement from you guys which says no deal. what happened? >> we got indications early on the moderates were backing away. the conservatives decided they were likely to take the step as groups like the club for growth were willing to do as well. modera

i'm melissa francis. the senate judiciary committee about to vote on moving the judge gorsuch supreme court nomination to the senate floor. as the chamber appears likely headed to nuclear showdown. this comes amid developments on the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. with the house intelligence committee now getting ready to hold a closed door meeting. and we get some new information about the unmasking of names. adam housely is live in los angeles with that part of the story. adam, what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, melissa. the story was coming out friday. we're getting much more details now. multiple sources say susan rice requested to unmask the names of trump transition officials. the unmasked names, people associated with donald trump, were sent to the nsc, james clapper, john bannon including former deputy nasa security adviser ben rhodes. these names were part of incidental electronic surveillance of candidate donald trump for up to a year before he took office. one o

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dow was randomly picked by a computer to give up his seat, melissa. >> melissa: absolutely.mazing. we'll be right back with some early voting. managing blood sugar is not a marathon it's a series of smart choices. like using glucerna to replace one meal or snack a day. glucerna products have up to 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger and carbsteady, unique blends of slow release carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. every meal every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real victories. glucerna. everyday progress. >> melissa: early voting is underway in georgia for the race to replace tom price and a lot of money is already being spent. jonathan serrie is in atlanta. who is raising the most money right now? >> that would be john alsoff. he's raised $8.3 million. much more than any of the other can did. this is a huge field. a total of 18 candidates, 11 republicans and five democrats. alsoff is a moderate alternat e alternative. this is a solid red district. it's affluent and educated. generally leans to establishment candidates.

for the attack on melissa richards, he was sentenced to five more years. >> melissa's our hero.n't for her, they wouldn't have caught him. we are forever indebted and thankful to her for that. >> the police and the blodgetts commend you and do feel that other women could have been murdered if it wasn't for you. >> well, i tried to help out as much as i could. i just want to help them out. i don't know. i tried. ♪ i'm singing this song to you >> reporter: jessie's parents have started an educational campaign in their daughter's honor, called, "love is greater than hate." >> i'm doing it for the millions of people who will be jessie. if not murdered, sexually assaulted and have their lives changed forever because of it. >> reporter: those who loved jessie say her zest for life changed them for the better and still lives on through her music and her spirit. >> we started thinking differently because of her. we started acting differently because of her. >> reporter: have the tables turned? you were always the one proud of her. and now, do you feel she's the one proud of you? >> i fe

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melissa live melissa on camera buenas tardes, autoridades del bart dicen que fue algo sin precedentesos 60 jvenes se metieron a uno de los trenes y robaron a varias personas. aunque este tipo de acciones se ha convertido en un problema en esta estacin de transporte. dicen que nunca. se haba registrando un grupo tan grande realizando este tipo de asalto. take vo la portavoz del bart indico que es claro que los ladrones tenan todo planeado y saban a lo que iban. entraron saltndose las registradoras de la entrada. y en tiempo record. atacaron a los pasajeros del tren. incluso agarraron a puÑos en la cara a dos personas y se llevaron las carteras y celulares de varias vctimas a bordo de un tren que iba camino a dubln. take sot alicia trust vocera del bart "no arrests have been made so far, basically we are doing today is pulling out all the surveillance images for all over the station get all the differents angles we have, and we will be sharing to oakland police, oakland school police, and oakland housing authority. we have had success in the past" con vo/melissa dice la vocera que hasta

melissa? >> melissa: mike emanuel, thank you very much for that. >> -- between the united states and canada. what's provoked the dispute is in canada, the forests are owned by the individual provinces, and each of the provinces sets a charge for the loggers to use when they're taking trees down. in the u.s., it's all open market. it's alomar ket based prices. so the provinces subsidize the cutting down of lumber, this technical term being stumpage. that lets them charge a subsidized low price when the product hits the u.s. border. we have determined preliminarily that those problems, while they vary from one province to another, in some cases are as high as roughly 25%. and on average are around 20%. so they're quite material items. so what we -- the preliminary decision that was put out yesterday imposes those duties on lumber from canada. those duties will be collected starting today and they will be collected on a retroactive basis going back 90 days, but a testify 90 days ago that the cana

we'll get to melissa mollet. we'll start with chuck bell and sheena parveen wondering if we're going to see more storms in our area? >> yes. we could have a couple of rumbles of thunderstorms. >> warm and humid. the mid 80s are coming in today. >> it's a little early for mid 80sed for my personal taste. feels like summer again this morning. on your way out the door, temperatures in the low to mid 60s. off to a super mild start. four things to know about the forecast. feeling like summer again today. mid 80s. cool and wetve it may not rain every minute of saturday and sunday but you need to have backup plans to go for outdoor activities especially saturday afternoon and saturday night. we may be talking about 90 degrees before next week. we'll worry about 90 degree weather more coming up in a bit. for now we are tracking rain drops with sheena parveen. >> yes, we are, chuck. we have showers around this morning. mostly though if you're north of the district so we're not looking at everybody seeing the rain. we're n

>> thank you, melissa. looking forward to it. >>> from prisoner to professor. georgetown law's newest hire is a convicted felon. how he made one of the best schools in the country. >>> plus, actress jessica lang is paying ellen a visit on her show today and you can watch that right here on nbc 4. >>> tune in or set the dvr for 3:00 and be sureo s tti >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> 6:25. how's this for starting over? >> a man who served a decade in prison has accepted a teaching position at georgetown's acclaimed law school. the fbi arrested and charged shon hopwood with bank robberies. he pled guilty and served 11 years in federal prison. while he was incarcerated he got a job in the law library and started writing briefs for fellow prisoners. his third appeal of a friend's case went all the way to the supreme court which decided unanimously in his fellow inmate's favor and reduced his sentence. >> i was told time and time again by lawyers, multiple lawyers, that i would never be able to go to law s

>> thank you, melissa. >>> 5:32. d.c. sports, the week, fans of the capitals, nationals and series against the maple leafs with a 5-4 win in toronto. another nail biter, the wizards are ahead and the nats blew another atlanta team out of the water with a 14-4. instagram, twitter and facebook pages might be filled with a whole lot of excitement. >>> security changes at the white house means you'll be kept farther away during your next visit. the sidewalk along the south side of the white house will be off limits 24 hours a day. it used to be closed overnight. news 4's megan mcgrath explains. today we should learn more. >> erika gonzalez is live in the newsroom. >>> dollars to help with safety and reliability. metro wants $15.5 billion over the next ten years. that's 1.5 a year. it wants to dedicate funding of 500 million every year from d.c., maryland, virginia. that likely means you'll pay some kind of tax. the plan would cap increases at 3% a year. jack evans has long advocated for dedicated regional funding for metro. >

at 4:37 it's time for melissa. we're talking on the beltway, one of these just appeared outer loop at the toll road. outer loop at the old georgetown road. rest of the beltway is looking okay. we have a lot of stuff hanging around interest this morning. inner loop after 270 and outer loop after branch avenue. blocked in both of those spots. northbound 301. left lane still getting by. take a look, 395 at the 14th street bridge no problem. >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's one of the things that separates cabs from ride sharing services. that could soon change. why you may have to start tipping your uber driver. >>> learning a lesson before it's too late. the program hoping to keep kids from sexting. >>> and remember this video of the easter bunny tackling teddy roosevelt. who can forget? who's comparing it to the united passenger scandal. >> oh, >>> after you hop out of your uber ride, there's no way to tip the driver. "usa today" reports a petition is granted that would require ride share services to put tipping as a

back of to you. >> thank you melissa. happening tonight, abc is bringing you a brand new competition series. the toy box gives tal ened new designer the chance of a lifetime the chance to bring their toy concept to life. alicia vitarelli has a preview of the show. you talked to the host actor eric stonestreet. >> four kid his to figure out which toy will be the biggest hit with their peers and they take their job seriously. >> i am from essex england. >> i'm the serious judge. >> what makes me a good judge is really i try to give constru constructive criticism when i crush someone's dreams. >> the reason i'm a good judge because i know toys like the back of my hand just like i know where i got this scar. a treadmill accident. >> they are funny and super cute. and five passionate amateur inventors have to wow them to get their toy sold exclusively at toys "r" us. he says it is a tough competition and the winning product is actually already in production, though you'll have to watch the show to find out which one they chose

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here today, here and make -- meghan mccain, melissa francis melissa francis, marie harf, and today's #oneluckyguy, with a serious hat on, brian kilmeade, cohost of fox and friends. he is here on outnumbered and he is outnumbered. >> brian: what a big day. you have one idea what it's going to be and then the chairman of the intelligence committee says i'm going to recuse myself from the russian investigation. i could give a solid argument for about four lead stories today. >> harris: we are going to throw everything at the canvas and do the news. fireworks in the senate floor. republic is the next few hours are expected to finally go nuclear in order to end the democrats filibuster of judge neil gorsuch. that will change the process for only a simple majority of votes needed. earlier, the leader of the senate democrats, chuck schumer blasted the republicans vowed to use the nuclear option. speak out it doesn't to be this way. when a nominee doesn't get enough votes for confirmation, the answer is not to change the rules. it's to change the nominee. presidents of both parties have done

valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter pere perez. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez. a shoot-out outside of a bar in north philadelphia. ends with a man killed and another injured. developing news more than 100 people killed when three rivers overflow in the nation's columbia. but the big story on action news is a home collapse in southwest philadelphia with a man inside. neighbors say they could hear his cries for help from beneath the rubble. bob brooks is live at the scene with the the full story. bob? >> walter, it is a miracle that this man is still alive. i'm going to step out of the way and show everybody. that is debris from the entire house that came down and somehow this man survived. >> i heard it. i laying on the sofa. watching tv when i heard it. it's scared heck out of me. >> reporter: what she heard was this house crashing down in southwest philadelphia. it happened just around 2:30 a.m. overnight t it wasn't just anne that heard it. everyone did. >> i heard boom. >> reporter: there was man inside. he was being crush

melissa's here. >> that's right. we're going to check in with melissa mollet for a look at the roads and rails. first we'll start off with chuck bell and sheena parveen and the return of the sunshine. >> that's nice. >> you brought it back from vacation. >> i did. i did. the weather is cooler. >> okay. >> even cooler tomorrow. now today will be a very nice day, 59 degrees currently in the district. this morning it's a little bit cool out so it's very comfortable. 59 lorton, frederick is at 46 degrees. 55 in leesburg right now. as you are heading outside once the sun comes up, you'll notice we have some clouds around. no rain today. more sunshine. what you need to wear. >> enough to be decent. it's a morning show. yes. quiet weather for this morning. a little bit of a hint of coolness. yes, indeed. probably a light jacket not a bad idea early this morning. won't need the umbrella. short sleeves? it depends on how temperature tolerant you are. sunglasses for sure especially for the way home. long or short sleeves. 72 d

there too was melissa cochrane whose husband was killed. she talks for the first time of the attack. the panic of not being able to see where my husband was, or really know what was going on. it was quite scary. you can hear more of that exclusive interview with melissa later in the programme. also tonight... the suspected chemical attack in syria — russia and the west clash at the un over who's responsible. the new welfare cuts leave some families getting just 50p a week in housing benefit. the first formal visit by muslim leaders from britain to meet the pope. and britain's oldest olympic gold medallist at rio decides to hand over the reins and retire. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. with severe thunderstorms on the horizon, the course at augusta has been cleared ahead of this the start of this year's masters. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a service of hope and reconciliation has been held in westminster abbey — a fortnight after the attack near the houses of parliament. khalid masood drove a car into pedestrian

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better go to melissa mollet. good morning. >>> good morning, the only thing still left here on the beltway, still have that inner loop access, with that left lane getting by. a reminder for you there. 270, northbound and southbound. looking good. all of the green showing you where you have that rainfall across the area. 66 and 95 here, looking nice and clear. nice and green as well. beltway there, a live look at forestville road, inner loop and outer loop rolling along just fine. aaron. >>> hey, what do you think are the most popular baby names around here. >> mine is definitely not. maybe in seoul, korea, it's popular, not around here. >> i will say gracend i don't know. >> baby naming experts told the "hollywood reporter" online that these are the top four baby names in d.c. sam which is a great name, charlotte, jack and lilly, the experts described the name as classic and conservative. you know they cycle. every few years it changes. there are no babies jessica or jennifer. >> or melissa. >> i feel like charle

meteorologist melissa magee joining us now with the first check of your accu weather forecast, melissa. >> yes, sarah, hopefully you had a chance to enjoy today. we had plenty of sunshine, with a high in philadelphia of 63. right now we are coming in at 62 in the city, same thing in reading. sixty-two in trenton. fifty-six on the coast in cape may and 54 in the poconos. we do have some changes as we get in the start of our workweek. so if you are stepping out, evening planner is showing you still plenty of sun at 7:00 p.m. fifty-eight at 8:00 o'clock. at 9:00 tonight 56, and remains partly cloudy skies and we will be in the lower 50 's at 10 and 11:00 o'clock. here's storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d we have got a lot of moisture out across the southern plains n fact, severe weather breaking out across this region with tornado warnings, watches and severe thunderstorms posted for the deep south. this area will have low pressure and this system will work eastward in the ohio valley and eventually in the mid-atlantic region for start of our workweek. future tracker six shows y

buenas tardes melissa. melissa on camera buenas tardes les cuento. pues as lo advierten. no estmaos hablanod de una exvacin o un hueco grande. puede ser algo tan simple como instalar un sistema de regado para sus plantas o luces en su antejardn. como estas que vemos as. o tambin puede ser. asegurar una reja en su patio. este tipo de acciones pueden causar daÑos en una tubera de gas o electricidad. eso es lo que estn advirtiendo. take vo pg&e menciono que debido a las inundaciones recientes en el rea de san jos muchas personas estn sembrando arboles de nuevo. o estn realizando arreglos en sus hogares. que requieren excavar huecos. por eso hacen una advertencia para que antes de empezar estas labores. usted se comunique a la lnea 8-1-1 para asegurarse de que no va a causar daÑos. pg&e enviara un equipo a su casa para que identifique por dnde es que pasan estas lneas elctricas o de gas. y as asegurar que usted no las toque en ningn momento. adems recalcaron que aunque usted piense que no va a hacer un hueco hondo. estas tuberas pueden estar enterradas a tan solo un par de pi

melissa, como esta la situacion? take melissa live melissa live buenas tardes..pezaron con gritos pero rpidamente pasaron a puÑetazos y lo que inicialmente se plane como una manifestacin pacfica termino en un encuentro violento .. take pkg 00;01 banner 00;17 javier 00;32 banner 00;55 jarim intro buenas tardes.. empezaron con gritos pero rpidamente pasaron a puÑetazos y lo que inicialmente se plane como una manifestacin pacfica termino en un encuentro violento pkg nats con puÑetazos y petardos se desarroll una manifestacin esta maÑana frente a la preparatoria de berkeley nats simpatizantes del presidente trump haban organizado una demostracin llamada da de los patriotas. sot no cg: es sobre ser americano y orden y ley pero tras darse cuenta sobre este movimiento una contra protesta llego al mismo lugar donde se reunan activistas pro trump, javier armas opositor de movimiento trump yo tengo toda mi vida aqu y para un grupo que no es del rea de la baha que quiere empujar su poltica de trump contra inmigrante contra mujeres.. las cosas rpidamente se tornaron violenta

vivo stinger take 2 boxes melissa hernandez esta en vivo desde richmond, melissa qu fue lo que pas?elisa live melissa on cam al parecer una discusin termino con el asesinato de una mujer que iba en un auto con sus dos hijos menores de 10 aÑos en la parte de atrs. todo ocurrio antes de las 9 de la maÑana en esta misma interseccin entre la avenida rheem y la calle 29 y el ataque qued grabado en video. take vo estas imgenes se obtuvieron de la cmara de vigilancia de uno de los vecinos de la zona donde se ve como el sujeto con su auto prcticamente acorrala a la vctima que iba en la camioneta. al parecer ambos tiene una discusin y despus el hombre saca un arma. le dispara a la mujer en el pecho. y huye en un carro blanco. a la vctima la identificaron con rashanda franklin. de 29 aÑos de edad. quien en esos momentos se diriga a un jardn escolar para dejar a sus hijos. el atacante presuntamente era su ex novio. su nombre es lawyer mcbride de 43 aÑos, residente de san pablo. tras escuchar el disparo residentes de la zona llamaron a la polica quienes al llegar. encontraron a la vctima y a su

>> melissa, thank you. >>> 6:15.t has been one year since a mother fitness instructor missy beavers was killed and police are still searching for her killer. she was killed when she arrived at a church in texas last april to teach ab early morning fitness class. surveillance video inside creekside church caught someone wearing make shift tactical gear before she was killed. police haven't offered any theories into why she was killed and so far tips have not paid off. the case will be highlighted on the "today" show at the top of the hour. >>> well, today this man will learn how long he will spend in prison for t -- etan patz. his body has never been found. only five years ago pedro hernandez confessed to the killing. he said he lured the boy into a basement and then attacked him. although his lawyers say the statements were false, hernandez will be sentenced this afternoon. >>> new details in the investigation into the death of prince. the music icon died last april from a fentanyl overdose. search warrants released

take 2boxes melissa hernandez se encuentra en san jose. melissa desde cuando empez esta huelga?lissa lot 0;00 0;19 0;30 - 1:20 1;21 2;10 intro melissa desde el viernes pasado comenz este ayuno al que poco a poco se han sumado cerca de 20 personas y que se extendera hasta el proximo martes, cuando se espera los concejales de san jose voten a favor de una ordenanza que establezca desalojos bajo causa justa en toda la ciudad. pkg jocelyn hernandez lidera huelga de hambre cinco das no es mucho cuando se compara con el sufrimiento que nuestra comunidad esta de verdad sufriendo jocelyn hernandez se ha convertido en la cara de una huelga de hambre contra los desalojos injustificados en la ciudad de san jose. jocelyn hernandez lidera huelga de hambre estamos aqu trayendo la crisis y trayendo la desesperacin a la puerta de estos miembros de concilio para que lleguen a conciencia para que entiendan que esto no es cosa poltica es cosa moral.. su peticin es que el concejo de la ciudad pase una ordenanza que limite los desalojos sin razn y que beneficie, no solo a una parte, sino a todos los

let's go to melissa mollet. is not as easy as it should be. >> we're on tv so much, it's difficult. back to connecticut avenue, outer loop. be careful there. two crashes there. inner loop, old georgetown, crash off the road. sounds like in the ditch, on the left side of the roadway. right now, the beltway doesn't seem to be impacted by either things but of course, it's going to be quite a different story this morning. westbound shady grove road at oakmont. we have lanes blocked. crash there, response on the scene there. eastbound e street 17th street, that is closed. shut down for that electrical issue. we have travel times coming up, eun. >>> 5:32, metro is a sick day this weekend. >> news4's angie goff is live in the newsroom with more details about how the transit agency is preparing to keep things running. >> aaron, metro has said it received an unusually high number of requests for the weekend. an e-mail had been sent to metro supervisors requiring them to work 12-hour shifts from friday through sunday. thi

with meteorologist melissa mcgee. jeff skversky.arah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> people were out and about today enjoying the first of a nice streak of warm sunny days. plenty of folks heading to the park for exercise. others opted to stop by an outdoor festival. and looks like the summer-like weather is here to stay for a few days sunday night, walter's off, and the unseasonably warm weather ahead. accuweather says the warmest temperatures in nearly six months on the way for the start of your workweek. meteorologist melissa mcgee live at the action news big board with the details. melissa. >> yeah, sarah, it's a forecast i think you're really going to like. the end of the weekend wasn't bad. sitting in the 50s along the 95 corridor. today in philadelphia, high of 69. right now, 52. 63 in pittsburgh, same in charleston, west virginia. and the 50s for roanoke and richmond. and quiet conditions. mostly clear sky across the region. high pressure that's anchored just offshore. so all of the unsettled weather you see moving across t

let's check the roads with melissa mollet. good morning. >> good morning, taking a look at new problem in laurel. top of the scene at southbound 197 at brock bridge road. you can see that a vehicle went off into the creek. it looks like a pickup truck. a little hard to see on its wheels. calling to get more information about that. no big delays because of that speaking of big delays we are quite slow, 95 north here at prince william parkway, because of that crash on the shoulder, still seeing delays on 95. 66 inbound, slow through that dip in manassas, all of that green showing us that rain falling this morning. also scattered across parts of the beltway. taking a look at that and more and travel times ahead. [ tones ] >>> that was the sound eight people heard while trying to save this man, william armstrong. he went into cardiac arrest on under. >> but those people say they hung up after hearing that fax machine-like tone. news4's erika gonzalez is live outside of prince george's call center with what you need to know about t

melissa on cam autoridades lo consideran armado y peligroso. en vivo desde richmond melissa hernandez noticiero telemundo 48 vo lorena -- esta noche se realizara una audiencia publica sobre seguridad en el vecindario "oceanview" de san francisco. -- la maÑana del miercoles de la semana pasada una mujer de 65 aÑos muri baleada, entre las calles plymouth y broad, y otras dos resultaron heridas. -- un sospechoso de este tiroteo fue arrestado, y liberado posteriormente. lorena --nos quedamos en san francisco donde un hombre desamparado recibi una citacin por parte de la polica...... por comer en una

melissa, back to you. >> i like the big sigh there.ooking at a big problem. >>> rest of the beltway is looking okay right now, but you can see the outer loop there as you're approaching 4 a little slow as folks were kind of checking out what's happening. southbound, 234 still had the crash with the tractor-trailer. 66 and 95 looking okay right now. bottom of the beltway, again, still have that problem but all of those routes into town okay to prince george's county. top of the beltway, same situation there. 270, northbound, southbound, no problem. 66 in bound, 95 northbound all rolling 270 a little slow as well. remember to listen to wtop 105 f.m. >> we also have showers to talk about for the morning commute. we are tracking some early morning showers moving through part of the area. warmer weather today. we get a break in the middle of the day. things heat up. there's the rain moving in. fredericksburg to leesburg. future weather 8:00 a.m. moving into gaithersburg. even by 9:00 a.m. we could see some of that around the district. start

melissa on camera hasta el momento no hay arrestos en el caso.sa hernandez noticiero telemundo 48 cesar en alerta mxima estn las autoridades de oakland quienes tratan de localizar a tres hombres acusados de violar a una mujer... blanca precisamente desde la sede policial de esa ciudad est andres brender... vivo stinger 2 boxes andres que informacin tienes sobre los sospechosos? take lot ;1 ;20 ;48 1;01 pkg la policía no está dando declaraciones ni proporcionando información al respecto... en un email nos confirmaron que es una investigación abierta y que es un caso de violencia doméstica... take vo ...pero no dieron detalles ni de la víctima, ni de los tres hombres que el viernes, pasadas las once de la noche, habrían presuntamente violado a una mujer en la cuadra 3200 de la calle fruitvale en oakland. la víctima, según reportes de prensa, fue transportada a un hospital local y los sospechosos huyeron... autoridades no han dicho si ya fueron capturados, pero hasta esta mañana ese no era el caso... también tenemos conocimiento de que al menos uno