but politicians aren't the only ones with facebook on their minds.pics on the very large brain of national treasure and tech geek stephen fry. i met up with him after he gave a lecture at the hay festival highlighting how he thinks the world is being changed by social media, ai and automation. the very current conversation is whether facebook and platforms like them should actually be considered publishers? should they take responsibility for what ends up on the site? they are aware there is a problem, a serious problem. if 80%, some people have said, is the... you know, in proportion of people who get their news from facebook rather than from mainstream media, then surely it is incumbent upon someone who is providing 80% of their news sources to make sure that those news sources are not defamatory, blatant lies, propaganda, the wrong kind of, you know, insulting... i would posit there that a publisher is responsible for all the people that generate the content. yeah. they are employed by that publisher and facebook is clearly not that. yeah. so do w

brenda writing on facebook -- matalin posts on facebook -- madelyn posts on facebook -- more phone calls now. new york, like democrats. renee is joining us. caller: the most important issue is education. for a lack ofsh knowledge. can that'sion, you without education, you get high numbers of incarceration. you can compete in technology and all the other professions and it would help us to excel. people who are aware of the issues and educated on issues can do something about them. host: another democratic caller in new york. anthony. caller: thank you for the opportunity. pose this as a matter of importance to congress and the president and the producers at c-span. it is nuclear power and nuclear waste and the lack of place to store it. winnershe studentcam are high school students just one had nuclear power. -- one yearer later, we lose those three reactors in japan. that is a stellar important and ther the presidency fine people at c-span to perhaps th bring this topic to light. the nuclear reactors will take its toll -- nuclear waste has no place here. videosne of the winning you will

wanted for domestic violence is behind bars. >> but not before posting the video of his arrest, on facebook's jack shed has his story. >> thank god, thank god. twenty-six year old andre war seen fugitive on the run when a team of federal marshals and police officers track him down, and are breaking down his door, warren's first thought to stream it live on facebook. >> they booted my door. >> warren's surveillance cameras allow him to watch what the fugitive task force are doing, at one point he announces on facebook live his intention to flea out a second story window, but marshals had every exit covered. >> get back inside right now. >> here i go. here i go. here i go. >> put your hands up. hands up. >> i'm live. i'm live. i'm live. >> andre warren decides to surrender but instead of following the commands of the marshals, he seems more intent on continuing to stream on facebook live. >> i will. i will. you see my hand. i'm on live. i'm recording. >> police say warren put himself in danger by not listening to what the officers were telling him to do. >> apparently more preoccupied for put

she hit me up on facebook messenger. it says hi, i'm mark, the director of facebook, then it launches into this blah blah blah that facebook is now going to cost you money, unless you forward the message to 18 of your friends. if you don't do it by screwed. oooh that smell. yeah, it's crap. i can verify, whamo, this is false. facebook is not going to start charging, and you don't have to forward this message. basically, it's a digital chain letter. remember those letters that you got in your mailbox back in the day. it said forward this to five people or you'll have bad luck? it's the same kind of thing. there's nothing that directs you where to pay. i can't see how it would compromise your money or your personal information. facebook itself is addressing the issue. it's a popular topic. our verify researchers found this bogus message started appearing five months ago. they say if you get something fishy, you can figure out what to do by just going to facebook.com/help. if you ever wind up with something that looks like t

there is a prohibition on facebook and on some of the other major commercial sites -- justice ginsburg: but that's facebook's choice, it's not the state. mr. montgomery: that's correct. and certainly the state has implemented this law to be a deterrent so that these offenders will not go on facebook, whereas that -- the deterrent effect of facebook having the policy is not the same thing. so the state has made a decision, particularly in the area of information gathering, because these offenders can go to these sites and can quietly lurk and find out information. and there are links. the crucial factor that the state believes that narrows the statute is that the site must have links to other users' profile pages. justice kagan: but -- i mean, yes, that narrows it. it takes the nytimes.com out of the statute, but it doesn't take the sites that people use today, as i suggested -- whether it's twitter or whether it's facebook, which have become incredibly important parts of our political culture, of our religious culture. if you ask, there are surveys that say how many americans have comm

not for what he wrote on facebook. so he did post something on facebook. but this law prevented him from accessing facebook. >> but you're not making a conduct speech distinction, are you? i thought you had dropped that in your briefs? >> no, that's correct, your honor. although the north carolina supreme court certainly recognized that there was a conduct component to this. just like going to a park or going to a playground. but it is speech. that's correct. bit the fact that he made a religious statement, it wasn't specifically because of that that he was arrested and charged and convicted for this offense. but yes, it is speech that is implicated. >> how was he apprehended? >> the officer went to his own facebook account and had a list of sex offend there's he was searching for using their names or aliases or family members. and he was able to find mr. packingham's father. he was able to see his picture and know that it was him. and he was on the list of sex offenders. so that's the way that he did this. he apparently found six others or so in this sess

people are used to getting feedback on a continuous basis. snap chat, facebook instagram, open table, whatever applications people are using. and so our work is the same way. we want to give and get feedback on a regular basis. >> do ceos have -- monthly and quarterly it's easy. >> great ceos make time for this. feedback and monitoring the health of their organization. there's nothing more important. right. we actually now have data that shows that. we have millions of employees that have been responding to our pluses for the last three years. and question see that companies where you've got high levels of engagement, companies in the top cortile their stocks outperformed other companies by 42% last year. average market cap for a company -- >> hotel is probably fairly high in retention? >> retention is a huge driver. i'm thinking silicon valley as expensive as it is to live here and the competition for the talent the way it is, you want your employees to be happy and not just beyond -- >> exactly right. it's all about business outcomes at the end of the day. in

he was on facebook on that terminate republicans facebook group. after the shooting one of the members of that group posted a photographic that said 1, 2, 3 thought you are out at the old ballgame and there were people liking that on facebook. there were members of that group that approved of what he did. judge jeanine: you believe a list of the other congressmen the shooter had was a kill list? >> to me that's the most reasonable inference given everything else we know by the, and given this guy's views. given he was interested in confirming they were republicans on that field. i talked to congressman duncan about it. if the shooter had his pistol on him when he walked up to our vehicle, he could have taken out jeff in the front seat. he could have taken out jeff's staffer thomas who was driving and taken out me in the back seat. it would have take and few seconds to do that. judge jeanine: do you at least want the ability to carry? >> this is a situation where you had so many congressmen in one spot. i think those situations we may have to look di

to workb every day is on growing facebook, helping more people use facebook and instagram and messenger people get 90 from the products and services and more business is. i feel like as a business leader if i focus on our business, that is where my focus needs to stay. >> just the beginning of our exclusive conversation with facebook ceo sheryl sandberg. we will hear her take on the ad market and what her company is doing to combat terrorism activity. and if you like bloomberg news check us out on the radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 11:20 9 a.m. here in beijing. 11:29 in tokyo. president trump has condemned " afterrea " brutality the student release from prison dive. the 22-year-old was a deal for admitting trying to steal a propaganda banner. doctors say he was repatriated with severe brain damage but the cause was not clear. the imf says the japan's improving economy offers the chance to take a bold structural reforms. government says it needs to increase private investments. japan is enjoying its largest economic expansion in a decade but the imf warned a to weakening 2018. whit

protest after a police officer was cleared following a controversial shooting, the aftermath caught on facebook. this is a live picture. we will take you there in a moment. jonathan: we start off on storm watch because parts of the area are getting storms with a chance of rain continuing into tomorrow and sunday. nancy: meteorologist brian van de graaff is here. brian: the storms are isolated, so there will be dry hours. outside right now come across the area, showers pushing through right now. live doppler showing showers right now through central virginia come heavier showers on the east side. through the evening, the showers continue to dissipate. we are in the mid-70's, not dropping much. day, afternoon shower and storm chances. thanks very much, brian. the breaking news from st. paul, minnesota, were a massive group of protesters are walking through the streets after it officer was acquitted in the shooting death of a man whose girlfriend was streaming live on facebook at the time the officer was questioning her boyfriend and then opened fire. these are live pictures from st. paul. the off

he was on facebook on that terminate republicans facebook group. after the shooting one of the members of that group posted a photographic that said 1, 2, 3 thought you are out at the old ballgame and there were people liking that on facebook. there were members of that group that approved of what he did. judge jeanine: you believe a list of the other congressmen the shooter had was a kill list? >> to me that's the most reasonable inference given everything else we know by the, and given this guy's views. given he was interested in confirming they were republicans on that field. i talked to congressman duncan about it. if the shooter had his pistol on him when he walked up to our vehicle, he could have taken out jeff in the front seat. he could have taken out jeff's staffer thomas who was driving and taken out me in the back seat. it would have take and few seconds to do that. judge jeanine: do you at least want the ability to carry? >> this is a situation where you had so many congressmen in one spot. i think those situations we may have to look di

connect with us on facebook, twitter and wjla.com. breaking overnight - inmates captured. two escaped prisoners, back behind bars after going on a multi-state crime spree. how they were finally found - still ahead. - more numerous afternoon/evening t-storms today & tomorrow - stormy monday - less humid & nice tuesday today: am clouds. pm thunderstorms. hot & humid. highs: 84-88 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. isolated t-shower. patchy fog. lows: 67-74 winds: ese 5 mph saturday: partly sunny. hot and humid. pm thunderstorms. highs: 86-90 winds: sse 5-10 mph breaking overnight - the manhunt for two escaped inmates from georgia ended. sheriff deputies arrested donnie rowe and ricky dubose last night in tennessee. the two inmates lead sheriff's on a chase when they crashed their vehicle and ran away. they then ran to a i feel it every day. but at night, it's the last thing on my mind. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape, relieving pressure points from head to toe. so i sleep deeply but feel light. and wake up ready to perform. even with the w

sheryl: my job every day is to work on growing facebook, helping more people use facebook and instagramsenger and whatsapp. more people get value from the products and services and more businesses. i feel like as a business leader, if i focus on our business, that's where my focus needs to stay. emily: just the beginning of our exclusive conversation with facebook coo sheryl sandberg. coming up, you'll hear more of her take on the ad market and what the company is doing to combat terrorism activity on their site. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ jessica: you are watching bloomberg technology. let's get a check of your first word news. 22-year-old student in north korea in a coma has died. he spent a year and a half in prison after ripping down a propaganda sign. he returned with severe brain damage. president donald trump reacted to the news a few moments ago calling north korea a brutal regime and at least he was able to get home to his parents. in paris, french po

see anything on facebook? internet, twitter? send it to me find me on facebook or twitter. verify it wusa9.com. >>> neighbors in one dc community are fed up with a dangerous drive. people are speeding through their kid friendly neighborhood right past a day care the city is studying the problem but people living in hill crest near the 3100 block of alabama avenue and southeast say skip that study it is time for action. >> reporter: this yard is a mess the white picket fence, torn down, the porch all busted up, and there are tire as bad as this is it could have been worse the day care is five doors down and the owners tell me, they just dropped the kids inside when this crash happened. >> the accidents are getting worse. >> reporter: friday's was bad and it wasn't even noon a car hopped the curb, took down two fencecrashed in this front yard the same block where three cars collided five days before >> i feel like we are taking our lives in our hands. >> reporter: parents picking up kids from day care say the whole stretch is a nightmare the posted limit is 25 miles per hour,

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the aftermath screamed by his girlfriend on facebook. eva pilgrim on the verdict, and the reaction now pouring in. >> reporter: tonight, a family outraged after a minnesota jury acquitted the officer who fatally shot philando castile moments before this infamous video was live streamed on facebook by his girlfriend. >> he's licensed to carry. he was trying to get out his i.d. and his wallet out of his pocket and he let the officer know that he was, he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet, and the officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: the st. anthony police officer holding that gun, then 29-year-old jeronimo yanez. castile's girlfriend calmly recording as her 4-year-old daughter reassured her from backseat. >> it's okay, i'm right here with you. >> reporter: castile there in the driver's seat, fatally wounded. those images last summer sparking violent protest. prosecutors charging yanez with second degree manslaughter. at trial arguing the officer panicked and lost control. >> i told him not to reach for it! i told him

to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >> tonight on lectures of history, the university of notre dame professor on u.s. american oil interests. here's a preview. culturesare the two that really emerged and one worldviews.d two not just to corporate sectors, but two worldviews, which are in the 1940's will clash. you have major oil, civil religion of crude, which seized the virtue of the large, integrated, multinational company working with ultimate -- government to open up new foreign fields, and in the process promote face and modernity, and in the power of the spending to nurture economic development and democratic values on a global scale, and on the other hand you have independence, wildcat, religion which seized the virtue

on republican members of congress, this we do know, just three months ago, he posted a message on facebook saying quote, it is time to destroy trump and company, now someone here says, it is up to u.s. intel agencies social media companies to destroy threats are they right or wrong hi i am david asman welcome to "forbes on fox" let's go in focus with steve forbes ritz, elizabeth bill, john bruce steve facebook nouning it has plans to use are all intelligence to spot unifiers inciting violence. >> they can improve never get everyone you try trip wires do better job of finding these terrorist sites how they communicate no silver bullet sadly to spaeg on this kind of thing foolproof way but they can do in other the other thing they should do is cooperate more with authorities, when you do get an incident like san bernardino, and open up those cell phones if they need to, a case-by-case basis, common sense will go a long ways. >> john is there anything wrong with -- with the private sector government kooblt trying to spot terrorists and killers? >> any time, they gang together to reduce our in

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we are very focused on facebook, from mark and all of us, on how we build communities that provide supportor people, off-line and online. brands are a huge part of that. airbnb is doing a great job. they have this great off-line experience, where people can rent house from host. but then, they have created lots of facebook groups that create online experiences, so even when you are not on that trip or on that vacation, you can be connected to the people who are a part of it. caroline: what about all the various products? you talk about how airbnb is making a good run of it at the moment, using facebook groups. what about messenger? what about whatsapp? what about instagram? the portfolio that you have, how are these products being adopted in the growth you are seeing? sheryl: in facebook and instagram, we have the two largest mobile ad platforms in the world, and we are seeing people really use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil named joanna. she started a company, and their idea was to sell fashion accessories. so, using facebook and instagram, she did all of

for the first time in history, people actually want to see pictures of kids on facebook. that's it. s scrolling, where are they? get out of here dumb nephews, i want to see beyonce's kids. one sucked, one piece of bad news is when kanye interrupted one woman having twins, hey, lady, i'm going to let you finish but you know where this is going. you know when blue ivy met them she said, let me explain, i'm the star, you're on the show. let's make a group. okay. i'm excited. but let's move on. from the most important news in the world to stuff that sort of happened and affects everyone even though it's only monday, this seems to be more news than we have time to get through in a single show. so we won't try. goodnight, everybody. ( laughter ) no, just joking. when we're overwhelmed we handle it in a segment called "ain't nobody got time for that." ( cheers and applause ) ♪ all right, there's no time so let's get straight into it. you know the cool trip you were taking to cuba? computer says no! >> president trump took steps to roll back some parts to have the obama administration's open

. ♪ >>> this is catching a lot of eyes on facebook, and on streets of d.c.en crosswalks are temporarily repainted for capital pride. and mayor bowser there helped out. it could be a bit tricky tomorrow. traffic alerts to help you get around. >> on sunday, the equality march starts there at 10:00 a.m. people will start lining up around 9:00 a.m. it starts at 17th and i near the capital. pride festival, of course, from noon to seven. a lot of fun. something else happening in montgomery county this weekend. a big deal for a lot of folks. wisconsin avenue road work. this is right near bethesda metro center. two southbound lanes and sidewalk there shut down. this is saturday and sunday 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. for all of this, you can check it all out at our nbc washington app. >>> virginians head to the polls this tuesday. they gfo the governor. they're neck and neck. former congressman tom perielo and ralph northram have campaigns this weekend. we caught up with northram as he talked to voters about what he hopes to accomplish. >> make sure that we stand up to th

it was viewed more than 1 million times on facebook. o say that she had one drink at the club. she felt like she was drugs. she is mostly incredibly embarrassed for herself and her family. >> am i to understand that you brought treats? >> a possibility. if there's one thing i know about the people in this office, they like taking selfie's. cute photos of bill, diana, and more. if you do not know what a selfie is, it is taking a photo of yourself. >> to think there are people who do not know what a selfie is? >> if you do not know what a selfie is. >> that is clarification. >> it is in the dictionary now. >> a new york company called selfie has created an edible photo booth that lets you put yourself these are photos on coffees, ice coffees and more. >> like a selfie coffee. to learn more about it and tried out i headed to their headquarters in long island city, queens. i met up with the cofounder who started the company around 18 months ago with his partner. i look at the camera and say what the heck? it has two parts to the business. on

fro suggesting the labour party but they are using bots to generate constant likes on twitter, on facebooknd so on, labour have been good at this digital stuff, so, i on, labour have been good at this digital stuff, so, lam on, labour have been good at this digital stuff, so, i am curious to know whether they are actually even if it was being done by the party, whether they are breaking any rules or not. i don't see why not either. did you get up to this kind of thing, i bet you did. what you find when it is done automatically. you are among friends, only us three, did you have bots putting out m essa 9 es did you have bots putting out messages knocking mr miliband in 2015. no, we didn't. i believe you. fake news hasn't dominated the election in the way it did with the us elections. seven days to go. i read this and 0k, they have fake bots on twitter but it is an echo chamber i won't move the dial, facebook is much more important as a platform. i think the average time someone platform. i think the average time someone spends platform. i think the average time someone spends a platform. i

paul wagner, thank you. >>> we encourage you to stay with us online, on facebook, and on twitter for the latest developments in this story. as we head to break, lawmakers on the hill recall the moment they saw the shooter. >> i poked my head up and saw the shooter behind the back stop, behind the fence but he still had a line of fire into the dug-out >> whether he was targeting certain members, we don't know. >>> remains in critical condition at washington hospital center. underwent surgery after he arrived. zach barth walls shot sent out a tweet that said he was in the hospital but ok. matt mika was taken to gw hospital center he's in critical condition, we're also told one capitol police officer was shot in the ankle and is still in the hospital. another officer was already treated and released following a minor injury. >>> meantime, lawmakers from both parties responded to the shooting with a show of bipartisanship >> ronica cleary is live on the hill with more. ronica? >> reporter: shawn and tony you'll be hearing a lot out of alexandria where the republicans were having practice

the shooting gained national attention when castile's girlfriend broadcasted the shooting on facebook live. during the trial... officer yanez testified he feared for his life because castile reached for his gun, despite being instructed not to. yanez shot castile five times in the chest. after the verdict, the city of saint anthony, minnesota announced that officer yanez will no longer be on the force. a few hundred people are protesting the jury's decision. they're marching from minnesota's capitol in saint

we are very focused on facebook from mark and all of us on how we build communities that provide supportor people off-line and online. brands are a huge part of that. airbnb is doing a great job. they have this great off-line experience where people can rent house from posts and they have create -- from hosts. even when you are not on the trip for the event -- or the vacation, they can connect you to people who are a part of it. caroline: what about all the various products? you talk about how airbnb is making a good run of it using facebook groups. what about messenger? what about whatsapp? how are these products being adapted in the growth you are seeing? >> we have the two largest mobile platforms -- at platforms in the world and we are seeing people use that to build their businesses. there is a young woman in brazil named joanna who started a company and their idea was to sell fashion accessories. using facebook at instagram, they were able -- she did all her advertising herself on her phone and she was able to target those ads to people interested in fashion accessories and 79% of

she was streaming the incident live on facebook. yanez is no longer with the police department.teve))back here in the bay area..fire crews are monitoring hot spots tonight..after flames rip through a warehouse.(pam)the blaze broke out this afternoon in san francisco's bayview district. kron 4's hermela aregawi has details. (hermela aregawi) the fire started around 12:30 this afternoon.fire officials say it burned through practically every part of this 5000 square foot ware house, a facility that manufactures metal.those who work nearby describe the initial moments.coral romero/witness: i heard a muffled explosion. that's a muffled boom like one of the kids up on the hill were throwing fireworks. my partner thought it was one of the metal guys dropped a peace of metal on the concrete so i didn't jump up or anything because we're used to hearing that noise all the time. and then the cabinet guys across the street said fire get out now.fortunately no one was in the warehouse when the fire started.and fire officials say they were successful in keeping the fire from spreading to busi

>> thanks, bay area. >> thank you for making "abc 7 news" the bay area's most liked local news on facebookamazing, bay area. thanks a million. >>> a new milestone for facebook. solar powered drone akila. today the company announced the drone completed its second test flight successfully last month. the ntsb the still investigating the first test flight. structural failure affected the drone's landing next year. they plan to use the drone to connect to rural areas without reliable internet access. >>> one of the biggest classical music fans isn't on two legs. ♪ >> look right there, the cute little dog. yeah, check out the dog that just wandered on to the stage during an outdoor performance in turkey. performance, that kind of works for a dog. the lab didn't seem to know what was happening. the audience loved it will responding with laughter and applause. the musicians in the italian symphony kept playing. show goes on, right. the video went viral after tweeted with the words "cutest moment in classical music." >> little known fact, violins are made out of sausage. no, kidding. no sausage th

it's on facebook, but is it real? we will verify. >> what you can do to help veterans with service dogs. >>> yellow weather alert stands between us and cooler weather. >>> and a dc high school setting the standard for excellence. wusa 9 at 11:00 starts now. >>> we will get results. the drama on capitol hill in a few minutes, but we had to start with this. it is a story of success, achievement. we found all of that east of the rir. their seniors graduated tonight and every single one of the young men and women who crossed that stage got into college, every one. here is stephanie ramirez. >> this graduating class sent a message to all of the nay sayers out there. they didn't have to say anything. the excitement being from their faces at tuesday's graduation >> [indiscernible] we all came together and graduated >> allan: but it wasn't easy. in addition to the violence and poverty surrounding the high school. last year students met reading standards. they had the second lowest city public high school graduation rate, acco

but politicians aren't the only ones with facebook on their minds.cial media, aland automation. the very current conversation is whether facebook and platforms like them should actually be considered publishers? should they take responsibility for what ends up on the site? they are aware there is a problem, a serious problem. if 80%, some people have said, is the... you know, in proportion of people who get their news from facebook rather than from mainstream media, then surely it is incumbent upon someone who is providing 80% of their news sources to make sure that those news sources are not defamatory, blatant lies, propaganda, the wrong kind of, you know, insulting... i would posit there that a publisher is responsible for all the people that generate the content. yeah. they are employed by that publisher and facebook is clearly not that. yeah. so do we need a third definition, a third thing? exactly. i think there is a median sort of definition that it's not beyond the wit of lawyers of the right kind to find that. your presentation was a warning

those ads you see on facebook may be too good to be true. why the findings are anything but likeworthy. >> i'm moilgts jeff rarny nothing but sunshine across the coast but tile tell you when somehow urs move into the weekend in less than ten minutes. without homes it happened at post and jones, near union square >>> an apartment fire in san francisco leaves several people without homes. it happened at post-and jones near union square. investigators say flamed sparked around midnight because of a kitchen appliance manufacture most people asleep at the time but manage to get out. one cat was killed and three people are without moems. >>> first it was a loud noise then then another suddenly part of downtown mountain view went dark last night now we know why. business and tech reporter scott budman joins with us the answer. >> they're looking for someone flying a trone does it get more kill son convalley several evacuations and at at least one drone pilot wanted by police. it was the drone that got away. >> we seen a big flash not once but twice

let us know on our facebook and on twitter at abc wnn. you're watching "world news now." >>> a court in north africa has sentenced a man to two years in prison for this stunt. he dangled a child out of a 15th floor window of a building here in algeria and posted the picture on facebook. the caption said 1,000 likes or i will drop him. he was turned in by other facebook users. he claims the baby was never in danger and the pictures were altered. the baby's father urged the court to forgive him. >>> now the mystery surrounding the death of a pastor. legend that has grown over the years, captivating thousands of people and drawing them out in search of buried gold. clayton sandell with this story. >> reporter: officials believe the person found dead sunday in the new mexico wilderness is a colorado pastor. he disappeared while searching for $2 million in gold and jewels hidden years ago somewhere between montana and new mexico. >> it's full of emeralds and diamonds and rubies. >> reporter: by an art dealer. >> when somebody finds that chest,

kate's sharing her medical ordeal on facebook. because pulmonary embolism can be easily mistaken for something minor doctors say that kate's story will help raise awareness and save lives on facebook meteorologist kate bilo said it started with a dull pain in her ribs that spread to her shoulder, when advil didn't help she drove herself to the hospital. ct scans revealed pulmonary embolisms or blood clots in the lungs. >> it is relatively common and can be very dangerous. >> reporter: doctor joseph bushrose chief of emergency medicine at lankenau medical center says cloths usually start in the leg and travel through the heart into the lungs. >> all of this is blood clots in the lung. >> that is one there and is there another smaller one. >> reporter: kate had a baby three weeks ago being pregnant or postpartum increases risk for blood clots. >> because of the harmonal changes in pregnancy still cause blood to be thicker so to speak mowing pregnant woman have swelling in their legs to begin with so blood flow through legs isn't nor

you can join the conversation on our wusa9 facebook page. >>> washington favorite doug williams takingw role with the burgundy and tonight. >>> well, the structure is new, and the team is now hoping for some new results as well. washington redskins restructured their front office today to fill the hole when scott mcclellan was fired in march. doug williams comes out on top, we're told. williams engineered a super he's also the game's mvp. he's been on the management team for quite some time. doug williams is being promoted to senior vice president of player personnel. that includes some, but not all gm duties. ed schaefer, the salary cap guru is going to be the vp for football operations. she talked with two of them about their future, and the future of franchise quarterback kirk cousins. >> reporter: it was already scheduled to be mandatory mini camp today, the first day of two, but we got something extra when doug williams was announced in his new role as senior vp of personnel. >> what is your first order of business? i know for fans, what's on their mind is what's going to happen w

construction accident here in new york city and to get to the workers trabed i >>> you saw the video on facebook live. and his dash cam. what you didn't see. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we have several headlines breaking at this hour. first, a terror attack in a busy train station. this time, a decide bomber explosion at the central train station in brussels. did the suspect act alone? abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran with the images coming in right now. >> reporter: tonight the city of brussels on edge after an explosion rocked the city's main train station around 8:30 p.m. eyewitnesses are sharing images of flames inside the stations on social media. military police took down a suspect, immediately after a loud bangs can be heard as police quickly secure the area packed with tourists on summer night. >> we saw the fear in their eyes. we saw they were running so fast, so there had to be something that made them run. >> reporter: within minutes the station is locked down, swarmed by heavily armed military and police. no reports of any