. >>> a tragic and terrifying night for a rich mond mother and two children. a domestic violence call turned deadly. that 911 call came in about a home invasion. the young caller said her father was the intruder. he was attacking the family with a knife. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez was the first reporter on the scene and joins us from rich mohammed wi mond with the details. >> reporter: this is where it happened at this house on wilson every. police say the suspect broke in through a back window and viciously attacked his own family. >> it was six shots, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: daniella schultz describes the gunfire she heard coming from her neighbor's house early this morning. rich monld police say they responded to a 911 call from a teenaged girl about a violent invasion, claiming the family was trapped in the house. >> they also advised the suspect was their father who was armed with a knife and was trying to attack family members. >> reporter: police say they arrived to find a man attacking his own teenaged son with a knife. he refused

here's what a sudanese military spokesman had to say about the transition process and they used to monde's. i would like to say that we are already in the process of choosing a prime minister to form a civilian government. so we initiated this even before the session with the african union. this is our conviction and this is also the way forward to peace but also we respect it and we are committed to the decision of the i used peace and security council. for the now there's been some angry reaction to the statement a huge chip is than most often the mohamad put out on sudan in it he condemned sudan's military take of a saying it wasn't the appropriate response to the challenges facing the country well researcher and political commentator michael korda will be gave us his take on the statement and the reaction it sparked among some africans. african union has a well articulated policy premix and yet it struggles to implement them so i personally think that it's a zero tolerance and meanings when it comes to military coups because already after the peace and security contingent they decided

le monde newspaper's website headlines: "the spire of notre—dame cathedral in paris collapsed in thel macron cancelled other arrangements and went to the cathedral. liberation carries a big photo of the notre dame cathedral on fire. it quotes firefighters as saying that the fire might be "potentially linked" to the renovation of the building. firefighters are working throughout the night. it is at 2am local time. they are dousing to make sure that the stonework is wet and damp and that no fire resumes. every now and again you see flashlights across the top of the building so people are up there, experts are up there, trying to already establish the extent of the damage and from the pictures that we saw from inside, a lot of the stonework is still very much luckily intact. the firefighters are still dousing with water. political and religious leaders have been giving their response to the events in paris. german chancellor angela merkel said: i am deeply saddened to follow the events in paris and see the horrible images of notre dame in flames. notre dame is a symbol of france and our

he is co-founder of the news website le monde moderne. welcome to democracy now!n this first started happening at the end of last year and it were protesting the gas tax, and world media they were sort of thing described as anti-environmentalists. but if you can explain the fundamental protest movement that this has become and the challenge to the french leadership? >> as you said, it started with the tax asked in the middle class saying enough is enough. it was starting with a live.e. the government said the tax was to find ecological -- fund ecological reforms, which was not the case. it was just a bit more money to the government budget. within the five months that have passed, small protest on roundabouts become a raging crisis and sort of -- one of occupyevolutions like wall street, for example. now people are marching for macron to stop his pro-business, ideology. is it is still on five months and going on to six months. despite the violence of the police and the government trying to stop the movement. nermeen: france has a long and andst history of protests

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easter, keeping it dry right now.ay mond having some sunshine. this is a little sketchy.ld have some showers next week. we'll have to see what a frontal system does but low confidence on that. melissa, let's take a look at the roadwa m. >> goodning to you. in bethesda, near western avenue, lefng lane getti by. that has cleared. 270 near montrose, we'll take a look at that. sometimes we'll get a glitch if there's a slowdown. inner loop and outer loop, no problems there. 68 miles per hour gets you there in ten minutes. eun? >> melissa, thank you. road repairs tt started this week could require crews to temporarily shut down a busy highway in fairfax county. we're talking about route 50 near ferros mall. a pipe underneath the road has become corroded. now part of the road is sagging. they shay say it's got a problem. >> chips ahoy with what i calls an unexpected solidified ingredient. this recall involves 13 ounce packages with the best buy dates in september of this year. if you have a package, throw it out or take it back to the store for a refund. >> just chocolate chips,

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thursday and friday but still above-average cooling back down to normal by the weekend.d througxt mond. wake up with our team, mary lee emily turner, latest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30, first 900 readings since mid august of last year. budget feels like it's been 10 years. >> longer than that doesn't it? >>> operating a new light rail car is a sought-after job that requires weeks of special training. we are learning about allegation of favoritism in the train department, from a former instructor. >> first and foremost, it is a safety concern. we are allowing people who are unqualified out there behind the wheels. >> what's our report, the trouble with municipal trains, tomorrow at 7:00. >>> here are tonight's guest on the late show with stephen colbert. >>> tonight, one man has it his leg. he >> he initially lost it while skydiving. take a look. a worker in cloverdale discovered the leg at a lumber yard this morning. deputies were called to investigate and later found it belonged to a man who lost it during a skydiving jump. fortunately, he was reunited with her this aftern

also, le monde. the spire of notre dame colleague for —— cathedral collapsed in flames.ed other arrangements and he went to the cathedral. we had been expecting him to address the yellow vest movement but instead, he did this. every single french newspaper will be talking about this it carries one photo of notre dame. firefighters this time is saying the fire might be potentially linked to the renovation of the building that had been taking place. those are the images the early morning papers are taking. this is the live shot we are seeing. the flames very much under control as we can see but something they need to continue doing is to ensure that no flames flickered so the temperature of the stonework, being described as solid. but the temperature of the stonework is very high in the firefighters, i'm sure they will be working through the night, they need to maintain the temperature to bring it right down. to ensure no flames resurface. so we won't see that devastation again. the rooftop the spire that had been there, but completely collapsed. we showed you some of the

some of you might consider it a manic mond.when the bangles came out, everyone was like, oh, it's like another go-gos. the bangles were like uh-uh, we're not the new go-gos, we're the new beatles. ♪ but i can't be late because i guess i just won't get paid ♪ >> a lot of people call it a '60s sound. do you think so? >> that's our main influence. we don't go in and consciously say, let's make this a buffalo springfield song. that seems to be the way the songs end up sounding. ♪ just another manic monday, oh, oh ♪ ♪ wish it were sunday >> there's always a certain amount of people who will never take women as a group seriously. >> it's run by a very chauvinistic, i imagine, recording industry. >> we concentrate on the music, you know. we don't really worry about those things. we just keep writing songs. >> i think that there was a little bit of an attitude like they're okay for chicks. they can play okay for girls. we didn't understand why our gender mattered or why it defined us. >> "people" magazine this week says it will take an

our plans beauty and diversity and how it's changing our washington dc's correspondent alexandra le mondewhen you think of nasa you probably think about scientists studying space and the vast universe, but a lot of nasa's work is focused right here at home and a lot of the breakthroughs made it has actually started studies of earth. >>that we extract plated howard's mom asked scientists say we already know a lot about and how it's changing they also say there's a lot we don't know if this is being studied. >>from some of the nasa satellites the chief scientist at the nasa goddard space flight center is doctor jim garvin we discovered things about earth. >>that we didn't know were important ozone holes. you know for deforestation and how its polar ice caps in antarctica and greenland are melting. >>ice mass loss over just the last 17 years and so this trend is a big trend. >>nasa says these changes don't just impact the creatures that live in those icy climates no impact all of us to sea level rise, 10 feet. >>your beach front property may be underwater properties already going to about th

sunday afternoon and evening into mond's going to rain.s your ten-day forecast then. 60s and sun today. low 70s with rain moving in tomorrow. hit-and-miss rain chances saturday. eadier rain late sunday into monday. a nicewa midweek up next week. over to first 4 c.traf >>> good morning. taking a look at 395 northbound after 110. nally the crash is on the right side of the road. we are really slow, crawling in on 395 this morning. woodbridge, northbound route 1 after river ridge, right lane blocked byn accidentthere. chopper 4 showing 95 southbound in the area of the icc, showing delays as you approach the beltway. earlier crash out of the way. delays are hanging around. inner loop, outer loop, looking normal. eastbound 70 at 144, main street, crash with anov turn vehicle reported. trying to get information. we'll tweet about i it @first4traffic. a signal problem outside of stadium armory. travel times in maryland, 270 looking all right. the top of the beltr y, 34 miles ur. in virginia, 66 inbound, 33 miles per hour. 95 north, 50iles per hou

it's really nice andab comfo on sunday. .hen more rain is in the forecast on mond i'm going to have more on the small shower chance on saturday, also breaking down the weekend more in about ten minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> just about 4 -- rather, 6:34. for the second thursday in a row, drivers in our area experienced a terrible commute home. these images show yesterday's fiery tractor-trailerre cras the truck was traveling o the inner loop of the beltway in fairfax county when it hit the jerseyl and flipped. the crash closed the 2000 for almost two -- for closed for almost two hours. then another incident with 12 cars involved. >>> new, d.c. fire investigators are working to determine how this car caught fire around 2:00 this morning. a resident shared this cell phone video with news4. this was in the adams-morgan area near columbia road and belmont northwest.re fifficials say no one was injured. >>> new vo this morning of a brazen theft. >> the thief swipe e ed pages a headed down m street niinto an alley. police need help identifying him. >>> it's one thing when people say tha

. >>> and you may remember last mond a different amtrak train hit two people in buoy died.-- n bowie died. two people were trespassing. >>> this issf a trm fire at a fairfax county higher tmevation apt. it forced hundreds out of their apartments. it's hard to imagine the amount of frustration of those residents must be feeling this morning. >> news4's justin finch is live outside of the skyline towers ir bailey's sroads with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. frustration, indeedrogress being made here. dominion crews have big trucks in place behinds here preparing to do that very important work, replacing that burned out transformers as residents wake up for the f st morning of perhaps many in a new bed. that cell phone video does show the whole story here. that transformer catching fire lat yesterday morning here the skyline towers off south george mason drive. that fire sent smoke rushing inside the building, forcing an evacuation of residents. it was later in the day that fairfax county fire resc realized the evacuation was going to be dominion energy, too, realizing t

the subpoena is going out on mond monday, and this is a big deal in terms of what congress will have to work from and the investigations. we still don't know if anyone investigating the president, either from the mueller investigation, or from any of the investigations that happened in the u.s. attorneys offices or the congressional investigations, we still don't have any sense that any investigator looking into anything with the president has had any substantial information when it comes to money. when it comes to the president's financials, his business and any other financial matters that might affect the scandals. if mazars is about to hand this over, for years and years, his financial matters and businesses, this will be a big piece of information. this had ratchet up on why the president will not allow anyone to see his tax returns. i mean, he tried to do this whole thing where he pretended if you're under audit, you're not allowed to return your tax returns. even his own irs says that's not true. the president still sometimes tries to say that and sometimes he admits it is not

christopher lloyd saying it's sort of a mond-day take on "big" minus the laughs, the heart, the brainand the magic. watch "little" for its cast, especially young marsai martin, she gives a breakthrough performance. it's got marsai, a breakthrough young actress. i love everything she does. i think it's going to be a good one. >> it's tough. >> go see that one. >>> this morning on "world news now," a monster spring snowstorm has turned deadly. >> the blizzard is bringing several feet of snow and whipping winds, creating dangerous conditions like this. blowing a state trooper off his feet while he responds to wrecks. and the storm is not letting up. >>> also this morning, new charges against michael avenatti, the attorney who represented adult film star stormy daniels in her case against president trump. what prosecutors are saying about avenatti that could put him behind bars for life. >>> the results are in. living in space will change you. see how astronaut scott kelly changed during his year in space while his twin, mark, stayed on earth. >>> "game of thrones" fans, the day has come.

instead of hearing from the typical experts in the field are washington dc correspondent alexander le monder-old piper is suing the us government over climate change governments have a responsibility to protect natural resources for. for their citizens, the seattle teen was one of several young leaders who testified about the climate crisis. chris suds from north carolina told lawmakers about the devastating impact from hurricanes in his state advocate for some meaningful change too reduce the face of climate change rate. republican lawmakers like george us buddy carter wonder how much impact humans have on climate change. still carter says he wants to work on a fix to make sure that future generations can enjoy the environment like we have organ congresswoman suzanne bonamici says it's important to hear from the young people. >>climate change is going to affect it's their future that's stake. >>the young people told lawmakers that while taking action on climate change may be expensive. it may cost more in the end not to take action louisiana, republican congressman garret graves said the y

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this is a story by a senior reporter in "le monde," we spent a long time talking with sources and working vodafone internal documents. was tryingn huawei to expand in europe, it landed a big contract with vodafone to supply home internet routers, and all most immediately vodafone had problems with the routers. they found vulnerabilities, including backdoors that would have given unauthorized access to a customer's home internet environment, the computer and potentially the wider vodafone network. in 2011, there was a deeper probe vodafone connected into the routers. according to the documents, vodafone confronted huawei, asking them to remove the backdoors. they were particularly serve it -- fixated on a telnet service that would have allowed access to both the customer's home environment and the broader network. huawei agreed to remove them, according to the documents, and vodafone found with further testing they were not removed. in those documents, you see the frustration from vodafone's chief security information officer at the time as to why huawei didn't remove the router vulnerabil

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. >> lori loughlin and company get charged with new monde lang charges. does that make a plea bar. begin completely off the table? t i think it j puts a lot more pressure on them. people always ask why is there so muc pressure? because the feds often hold the cards. they could add to the charges. now they can add to the potential j l time. and these are going to serious conversations they're having with their lawyers about why their deal just got worse. >> absolutely. we saw that first chunk of parents we talked about yesterday, they too deal and there's a possibility that they may get no jail time at rl. his next set of parents, even if they come in and get right with prosecutoak and a plea deal right now, is there any chance that they could avoid rison time with this many charges up againem? >> with these kinds of charges, it could look lik jail time would be part of this. the money laundering is mrih more s. they're in a worse position than when it was just cheating which is serious but not as heavy a charge as money laundering. >> were you surprised to see how agessive the fede

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take a look at the front page of "le monde."hurches in the world. 13 million people visit each year. >> oh, watching it again and this happened live yesterday toppling the famous spire collapsing the roof, the fire did, and we'll take a couple of before and after looks. this is what it looked like inside before and this is after. but there are signs of hope that we've been telling you about this morning and stories of heroism so let's go back to james longman there on the scene in paris for us. good morning again, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah. this was a truly catastrophic fire, and this morning, we're watching as workers are scaling the front of that building, looking for signs of damages. assessing those towers to make sure they are still structurally sound. but no sooner did this fire break out than pledges of support have been pouring in from around the world. not just from some of the luxury brands, the owners of luxury brands in this country like louis vuitton, but also members of the public are able to pl