paige whitney, alex's swim team pal, knew that.'d gone through high school with clayton, sat beside him in senior year math class. >> she felt like he deserved a lot more and that she was very, very lucky. >> really? >> yeah. >> so she considered herself lucky that he had chosen her? >> absolutely. >> watching them together, did it seem that he really cared about her, that he really liked her? he was -- >> absolutely. >> -- happy to be in that relationship? >> yeah, you know, you see them laughing together. you see them, you know, getting along so well. >> reporter: their twitter messages were light-hearted. they called each other "dork" and "freak" and lived out their lives in the twittersphere. before clayton arrived that friday, alex had tweeted "ahhh see you soon." her family liked him, too. they'd given him a care package for her; and her mom had contributed $20 towards gas for the trip. >> reporter: once alex's swim team meeting ended that day, the couple met up, had some alone time in her dorm room, then went to dinner. alex

the documents also stay that procter left paige's apartment and returned the next day. surveillance video captured him entering her apartment and leaving, pushing a large gray storage bin on a dolly. during a polic placing paige's body into the storage bin and disposing of the body at a dumpster in camp springs, maryland, about six miles away. moments ago, we talked to the building manager and he says the family came to him distraught while she was missing. >> they was really upset, because they was saying the last time that anybody talked to her was her grandmother and that she said that she was leaving the apartment and coming to them. >> reporter: turkessa paige's body has not been found. as for the suspect, procter, he's charged with murder and assault. live here in oxon hill, shomari stone, news4. >>> thank you. >>> developing now in montgomery county, a school security guard is accused of having sex with a student. the guard worked at the brooke lee middle school in silver spring. and tonight there are concerns that he may have had inappropriate relationships with

paige had a front row seat for what was going on in europe. when world war i broke out, paige wrote wilson a letter saying now i thank god for the atlentantic ocean. thank god we are out of it. just over a year later, in october of 1915 he wrote this: if germany wins, the monroe doctrine will be shot through. we shall have a great army and navy -- and walter paige meant that negatively. he meant the united states will have to spend a lot of money on something the americans have never spent money on. he said we will have to decide if we want to build one battleship or one university a month. spending money on something like this was something americans never had to do but the war might force us to do it and that would be a bad thing. suppose if england wins, we should have an academic dispute with her. it is a matter of life or death for english civilization. so i want to take you on the journey of we are out of it to it is life or death. i could have picked the american ambassador to france and germany who said similar things but in the summer

paige's father says she was going to break up with him when she was killed. >> she never left. she wasn't able to leave so, i mean, to do that to somebody just because you don't want them to leave, you know, you don't have the right to do that to a person. >> now police say surveillance cameras show proctor taking paige's body out of the building in a gray bin. they believe he threw her body camp springs. >>> today arlington county police are trying to calm people as they search for a sex offender. last week a woman was attacked inside that building after opening her door to a man claiming to be maintenance. the suspect was caught on surveillance video and at an apartment building a half mile away. police say he is still on the loose and urge you to contact them if you see him. >>> well, this will likely be the last cool morning we see for a while. >> eun, we're talking about near record high temperatures as we go into tomorrow. we're looking at that heat continuing. as we go into thursday, it's going to feel like 57 this week. chuck and i are back to talk about the warm temper

a source said paige's testimony was put up at the request of committee democrats. there was no comment. the associated press is forming mike flynn will provide records under suspect. -- subpoena. his lawyer said previouslily would not cooperate. >> bret: the timing with michael flynn. we will see is he is going to provide these documents. when jim comey testifies. a lot till we don't know on the timing on capitol hill. >> critical testimony will be the former fbi director. that could happen within a matter of weeks. it's anyone's guess. >> bret: thank you. president trump has a suggestion for the u.s. senate. get rid of the filibuster. the president is trying to push his agenda forward. mike reports it might not make much different. >> with congress on recess there are signs president trump is losing patience waiting are for accomplishments. he tweeted about changing the number of votes to get the health care approved. >> his frustration with the legislation and the obstruction that the democrats have employed, his cabinet nominees is well documented. >> the senate

the documents also stay that procter left paige's apartment and returned the next day.lance video captured him entering her apartment and leaving, pushing a large gray storage bin on a dolly. during a polic

man. >> paige's is with us in the car for the first race. up next, josh in the hot lap.peed, 115 miles per hour. >> you're up. >> now, it's my turn to teach grandpa a lesson. >> there you go, left, left, left. >> but josh takes it by a second. i go first on the next test. the slalom. >> here we go. >> josh is off like a banshee. and he wins. the final test comes with a twist -- a slalom driving backwards. >> yeah, he's faster backwards. >> for the final half, grandpa takes a little shortcut. i crushed that last one. i win by over 4 seconds. so i'm the overall winner, right >> so, it looks like the official winner is -- josh duhamel. >> what? >> i guess it looks like cam can't beat me in the maserati race. >> i guess it does. >> congratulations. >> that was a lot of fun. >> i want a rematch. come on. >> listen, i know that hurts because that's your guy. maybe racing's not your thing. but a guy who looks like this, there aren't many folks who can wear him out in the gym unless you're an nfl football player, rashad jennings. hello, can cam survive an nfl workout? >> i don't

all have denied any wrongdoing including paige who told me recently the allegations are false. >> it'sous. >> what's ridiculous about it. >> everything. it's just nothing. good to see you >> today paige was among those full of praise for the firing of the fbi director enkoushrnled enkournled he encouraged he said that the investigation will soon come to an end. >> abc 7 news told comey was fired just days after he asked the justice department for money money and more agents to expand his investigation of russia and alleged collusion with the trump campaign. abc 7 news new york. >>> education secretary betsy voss struggled to give commencement speech as historically black college today as the crowd drowned out her words guys roaring boos. >> and it's a real honor -- >> she tried to appeal to the graduating students to listen, but the jeers persisted throughout the entire 20 minute speech at one point turned their back at one point principal warning students if their behavior continued he would mail their degrees. one was escorted out. >>> an interview with gq, a former wrestler, the roc

-paige: yes. lemonis: so if we had a price of $165 and we wanted to make a 65% margin, that would come in at around just under $60. -paige: right. -lemonis: but the larger commitment we make, obviously that's gonna help -the relationship and the price. -paige: yeah, absolutely. lemonis: does that work in your mind? lady: yeah. lemonis: while we're in l.a. looking for new products and new ways to grow our business, back in chicago, there's an entire demolition crew basically gutting the place. hello. i heard from lady that she had a few important things that she wanted to discuss, so we're gonna meet for some lunch. lady: it's been hard for me to vocalize my whole feeling about the bar and why it's special. the bar makes us very different as a retailer. i don't want us to turn out to just be a common retailer with a lot of clothes in a store. i want the personal connection there, and i want a format in a store that aids that. lemonis: i think i have a video of what the chicago store looks like righ

turkessa paige's family says they want to bring her home and give her a proper funeral.rince george's county authorities say her last moments were violent. he confessed to strangling her. paige's father says his daughter was going to break up with him when she was killed. >> she never left. she wasn't able to leave. to do that to somebody just because you don't want them to leave, you know, you don't have the right to do that to a person. >> police say surveillance cameras show proctor taking paige's body out to the building in a gray bin. they believe he threw her body in a dumpster six miles away in camp springs. >>> a school security guard accused of having a sexual relatiip communities. mike lievano worked at kornl e. brooke lee middle school. they show he worked part time at rockville high school between september of 2015 and february of 2016. officers say any concerned parent should contact police. >>> a warning now for parents about a case of whooping cough montgomery county. a student at walt whitman high school has that respiratory disease. the district sent a l

they may do something different to go after a guy like carter paige and michael flynn.are exceptionally good at this and they start sometimes just by trying to build a level of trust and that trust can sometimes goat information and information to intel. it doesn't surprise me what he said today although i do agree with everybody else about the seriousness of it. >> in terms of the timing, did the russians have enough time during this campaign to recruit a willing spy from the trump campaign during the time it takes time to build that relationship. >> some people are more susceptible than others. it depends on the target. if they go after who they think is going to be hard to corrupt, it could take months or years. others, it doesn't take as much. they know how to play personalities. is it possible that they could have gotten someone unwittingly yushl on, yes, it's possible. >> thank you very much -- next, breaking news from the uk. we've gotten news of another warning of an imminent terror attack as investigators are worrying about the bombing suspect. >> so many young

almost no interaction with carter paige.ch there isn't, obviously the senate and other inquiries would want to have that conversation with him. but the bottom line is there's no collusion, but this is something they continue to look into. there's no evidence that anything took place that was inappropriate or wrong. not by the president. not by the candidate, the campaign, or anybody else. so it sounds like their case is already starting to fall apart before it begins. >> point taken. i know he wasn't part of the campaign at all. but it's part of their narrative to investigate. they really wanted to hear from him. what reason would house democrats on the committee to say no. no. we wanted you but now we don't. >> had a conversation with other people who looked for more information, and it clearly shows there's no coordination, no collusion, no interaction between the campaign and anybody from the russian government or russian officials and any information that carter page could have potentially provided would continue to prov

they need to do a better job paige crowds, getting people in and out of penn station. the guys into plan. they never address the fact that the trains are constantly late. they moved that machine ny and, know, the breaking system that may have in fact saved the woman's lav and talking about derailment in hoboken and don't want to talk about this and all they want to talk about is it is someone else's fault fault. do they, have they, the word is with amtrak repairs in the summer looking at 25% reduction in trains what is the nj transit plan that commuters this summer. they have no plan. actually, one in the podium saying the biggest issuesle communication. we know you are terrible. we want you to deal on point. i think. >> thanks, sibile. my aben days to reform. i would like to see adult use legalized. bill: let me ask you. that was it. ♪ introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that onl

paige, charlie, ava, you guys give me light every day and i love you guys and my mom and dad for beingsupportive. >> movie of the year, "beauty and the beast." the musical's costar josh gad giving us the scoop on the rumored sequel. now -- you can't do a sequel to this -- >> "beauty and the beasts?" "beauty and the fantastic beasts and other magical free sures?" >> "beauty and the beasts you didn't know about?" >> "beauty to beast?" i don't know. >> i would love to see a sequel but i don't see it happening. and i'm bummed about it. >> this is hollywood. anything can happen. >> exactly. i'm not giving up hope. >> see you in a boat. >>> moving on to the race to erase ms. presented kathy griffin telling us all about her babysitting side hustle for her famous neighbors, the wests. >> so, yes, i live next door to kim and kanye. a week ago, my mom is going to turn 97 next month, was just feeling like, a little down. i text kim kardashian and i said i don't know if you're even in the country, but i need two babies right now. she was like, i'm on it. >> enter north and saint west. the race to

. >> federal government believe another campaign contact, former government adviser, carter paige was used to infiltrate? does that sound like an mo set up close to the campaign trying to infiltrate the election? >> i think you're going one accept further than i'm willing to follow you. they certainly were trying to get as close as possible to this fellow, he operated in moscow as a businessman and had dealings with one of their largest corporations in russia, and he catered to them in some respect. there's no doubt that the folks in the f s b or gru or whichever secret service was working him, were trying to get as close to him as possible. and were most likely trying to figure out can we use him. and this is always an interesting question because you don't necessarily always use somebody who you're cultivating. >> use them for what? >> whatever it is. this is -- this is open-ended stuff. when you're getting close to somebody who you eventually could use either unofficially, unknowingly or even potentially officially or under the covers as a recruit, this -- you don't know where that

the number of people on the president's team who are caught up in the russian probe michael flynn u paige, cohn, we heard will cooperate with congress if subpoenaed and asking for information from boris epstien all this before getting to jared kushner. >> you're you're talking about michael flynn who was a big sur gate for him on the campaign trail. trusted ally. someone in key position as national security advisor however had to resigned only weeks after taking it because of his discussions, contacts with the russians. then you have paul manifor the the campaign chairman responsible for setting un in cleveland again does he have to resigned, does he have to be a distraction because of his contacts then you have roger stone a long time advisor friend always meddling in some kind of trickery. carter paige who are probably somebody the russians they could cultivate and try to infiltrate the campaign. as you said this is even before we get to jared kushner. but that is what has caused a lot of smoke to be rising right now and why people focus on donald trump and his connections if any to rus

paige's father said he was going to break up with him. >> she never left. she wasn't able to leave. to do that to somebody just because you don't want them to leave, you don't have the right to do that to a person. >> police say surveillance video shows proctor taking paige's body out of the building in a gray dumpster. >>> supposed to be keeping the school safe and he is now accused of having a sexual relationship with a student at the school. police believe there could be more victims. mike lievano worked at colonel e. brooke lee middle school in camp mills. he is charged with sex offenses and sexual abuse of a minor. court documents show he worked part-time at rockville high school between september 2015 and february 2016. officers say if you are a concerned parent, contact police. >>> if you live in montgomery county, watch out for signs of whooping cough in your children. walt whitman high sent home a letter to parents warning families. it is highly contagious. some of the symptoms are low-grade fever, runny nose, and deep, rapid high-pitched it can show up five days to three w

reporter randy paige is live in santa monica where the military was monitoring that test. randy. >> reporter: allen, it was ronald reagan back in 1983 who first launched the idea putting together the technologies that would allow the united states to shoot an incoming intercontinental ballistic missile right out of the sky. well, today at vandenberg air force base shortly after noon, all that changed. this is the first time the united states has launched a missile to try and shoot down an incoming intercontinental ballistic missile. it's been described as trying to hit a bullet with a bullet traveling faster than the speed of sound. bruce is one of the nation's leading experts on strategic nuclear warfare. >> this is important because the ground based missile defense system has not been tested before with an icbm. it's been tested with shorter range missiles which don't travel as fast. >> reporter: the u.s. missile defense agency has announced the test was successful. the ground based intercepter missile was able to seek and destroy the target icbm. >> it worked. that's gr

by the name of paige hope. >> engines on. >> forward. >> forward. >> yeah.t. >> slow into a turn, fast out of the turn. >> so, josh, i got the intel. >> as for my competition, josh has often flashed his need for speed in the transformers franchise. in the audience for the fifth installment may be his son axel. >> he's 3 1/2. is that too young? i don't know. >> i'd take him. >> i may damage him for life, he'll be fine. >> as for the business at hand -- >> what is this, by the way. >> i'm completely naked under here. >> this isn't going to be much of a competition. >> page is with us in the car until the first race. up first, josh in the hot lap. eight turns in 1.6 miles. >> keep going. >> you said you were a grandpa driver. man. >> you're up. now, it's my turn. to teach grandpa a lesson. >> there you go, left, left, left. but josh takes it by a second. >> i go first on the next test. the slalom. >> here we go. >> josh is off like a banshee. and he wins. the final test comes with a twist -- a slalom driving backwards. >> you're faster backwards. >> for the fin

turkessa paige disappeared in oxen hill. according to police, the person who killed her has now confessed to the drim. police say michael procter strangled her in her home, left her body in the house, came back the next day and put it in a storage bin. then he says he wheels it away to a dumpster in camp springs, maryland. but police have not yet found that body, but they did have some surveillance video which helped investigators determine that procter was the last person to see her alive. he has now been charged with assault as well as murder. pat? >> a developing story right now, an eighth grade field trip to the nation'sit frightening turn. a bus carrying the children overturned in northeast maryland. maryland state police say the bus overturned at least once. you can also see damage to the hill and a stretch of guard rail on the right side of the highway in some of the photos. despite what happened, no one was killed. however, several children and adults were taken to area hospitals with injuries. police believe a car t

> reporter: flynn along with former campaign chairman paul manafort, foreign policy advisor carter paige and trump friend roger stone are all under scrutiny by the fbi and congress for their ties to russia. manafort and stone said today that they have complied with congressional requests for flynn is the only one so far to say that he will take the fifth, a tactic the president once denounced on the campaign trail. >> you see the mob takes the fifth. if you are innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment. >> reporter: tomorrow former cia director john brennan testifies before the house intelligence committee. scott, former fbi director james comey will appear before the senate intelligence committee sometime after memorial day. but today he declined an invitation from house oversite chairman jason chaffetz. >> pelley: jeff pegues for us in the washington newsroom, jeff, thank you. and with the president overseas, the vice president is running point for him on a big domestic issue, the budget. here's our chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> reporter: vice president penc

." ♪ living on the dance floor >> paige, your elbows are lazy. >> reporter: no stranger when it comesction. >> reporter: miller was often criticized for her harsh delivery and abrasive teaching style. >> don't get so close! so that you're tumbling into the stool! >> she's not happy unless she's humiliating someone. >> reporter: the world witnessed her push students to the limit. >> why are you laughing? >> because i think you're ridiculous! go, get out of here, go up stairs with your mother. >> reporter: she's learning a tough lesson on her own this week after being sentenced to a year and a day behind bars. the 50-year-old was convicted of bankruptcy fraud and bringing an unreported $120,000 in foreign corner currency into the united states. a year and a day, seem harsh? >> a year and a day, it sounds like a movie title, it's surreal to me. >> reporter: miller ordered to pay a $40,000 fine and $120,000 money judgment. >> i feel relieved. i feel peaceful. >> you didn't know you were going to serve jail time or not. now you know. and as you came out of the court you said you have peace

>> i've got to get paige in here.and what we've discussed just now? >> it's entirely coincidental, don, can't you see that? no, it's not coincidental at all. it's clear the white house had some information that something was going on, they were being investigated. flynn was starting to obviously be under the microscope. what are they going to do about it? they're going to inquire from the fbi director who at that point trump thinks is his buddy. he helped him win the election, right? i'm going to have my buddy over for dinner and talk about it and get assurance from him. i don't think comey told him word one about this investigation, and especially on three separate occasions. why would he give an assurance he wasn't under investigation if there was nothing to investigate. >> the elephant in the room is also jeff sessions. was he also involved in any attempt to obstruct justice if he had a part in trying to shut down this investigation? he cannot be forgotten. i know he's probably thinking he's in a safe place right n

. >> before i get paige in, do you have a response? >> sure.t's a beautiful display of potential interferences drawn and speculation that can arise as a result of what this meeting is, but that's a far cry from everybody throwing around words like, obstruction of justice, impeachable offense, all the rest. look, i am a lawyer, and because i'm a lawyer having both prosecuted obstruction cases and defended obstruction cases, obstruction requires proof of corrupt intent, and i got to tell you, without context and without ultimately knowing that behind all of this is credible evidence that there was collusion with regards to the russians and orchestrated by the white house, you know, this seems to be me, i hope you can let it go, again, and intimation. that's not enough. >> the initial question, though, paige, if this is true, if the memo's true, is it obstruction of justice? that was the original question. >> well, don, the memo itself is not obstruction of justice, but laura's right, it's the context, not just the words that the president said. i

prince george and princess charlotte served as page boy and -- paige boy and flower girl. prince harry's girlfriend didn't make it to the ceremony, but she was there for the reception at the middleton family home. >>> all right. what does this painting look like to you? is it an abstract face? a head floating in the sky? well, to one art collector, it looks like $110 million of beauty. and at that price tag, it's the most expensive piece of art ever sold by a u.s. artist. tony dekopo found out about the humble roots behind this. >> reporter: the untitled piece is the work of a 21-year-old artist whose paintings just two years earlier was selling for just $100. it's the first american painting t $100 million. >> it's a heck of a lot of money for a painting. >> reporter: jerry sultz is the senior art critic for "the new york magazine." >> you see a profile and staring directly at you. you get the sense of a mind burning itself up right in front of your eyes. >> reporter: the winning bid came from a japanese billionaire who announced the purchase on instagram. for years, bah

janet paige didn't see the fruit vendor who usually sets up shop on this corner for days. >> this morning i came in and thought he didn't come because it's windy and he didn't want to be out in the win. >> reporter: a picture posted on social media shows what happened to him earlier this week. a sheriff deputy is seen standing over his produce here in kent. his hands cuffed behind his back. >> the man didn't bother anybody. all he was trying to do was make an honest living. >> reporter: today the alameda county sheriff's department posted the picture to facebook saying he was stopped for selling produce without a license. when the deputy asked the man for his identification, he became resistant and tried to flea. we learn the man is on federal probation. to us it had nothing to do with his race. that has not stopped people from accusing the sheriff's department of bias or harass. nothing better to do than to pick on the little guy. others defended the police. thank you for your service to the community. and for doing the right thing in this situation. >> i don't think he should have been

the fbi is scrutinizing former trump campaign chairman, paul man fort, former policy adviser carter paige and michael flynn. president trump insists he did not and former fbi director comey to drop his investigation. multiple congressional committees are working to get the memo where comey documented his conversation with the president and hope to hear comey testify next week. set lemon for cbs news capitol hill. >>> and former connecticut senator joe liberman is on fbi director. >>> fema has announced it's ending its investigation into julian assange made by -- she concluded it won't be possible to bring him back to sweden and said she can make no judgment on his guilt or mention. he's been living in london since 2012 to avoid extradition. uk police say they will still arrest him if he leaves the embassy on a warrant for skipping a court appearance. he's been offered no assurance that the united states hasn't -- to bring him to the u.s. >>> a suspect is in the hospital after manassas city police shot him this morning. it started with a chase through manassas where city police were invest

. >> reporter: and paige o'hara, the voice of belle from "beauty and the beast," here at the virginiayou a hug. >> it's a pleasure to meet you. >> you are so wonderful. >> thanks. >> reporter: oscar winning composer of "little mermaid" and many other classics, alan menken, happy to simply accompany his friend on the keyboard. ♪ under the sea [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: what do you want people to learn about you, owen, and your life, by watching the film? what do you hope other people will learn? >> will understand me. >> reporter: understand what? >> understand my way in the world. >> how many people here like disney, show of hands. >> i love disney! >> reporter: at uva, owen and his dad meet with students studying autism, and a few nonverbal people with autism from the community. >> it's great to meet you. what's your name? >> i'm ron. >> reporter: using a letter board, a student joins owen's quest to not be forgotten. >> i'm inspired to know new friends and advocates. >> i'm glad to be your new friend, juan. >> we feel that no autistic should be left behind. let's hear it f

paige had asked to testify. democrats on the committee asked that it be postponed indefinitely. it's being reported that democrats who have excoriated carter page about russia don't want him to testify. he blows away their case against him and now wants to clear his name by showing the falls of misleading testimony by james comey, john brennan. witch hunt. the intelligence committee has not reached out to him. he was named in that unverified russian document that's being reported contact between the drum campaign and russian officials. he disputes that. we'll see where all of this goes. a lot of moving parts. >> jon: ill have a busy day there at the white house. john roberts, thank you. climate change just one subject mentioned an early morning tweet storm from the president to blasted democrats over the russian investigation, calling it a witch hunt. he also commented on a controversial video from comedian kathy griffin and another pitch for a health care bill. the senior rater for political and co-author, two sources were telling john roberts that the president is expected to

. >> paige, you disagree, why is that? >> i i a prosecutor i know the exacting u.s. i'm sure he would have given it a go. and in a case not involving officers, fans never get that dederks at the end of the day i think the justice department had the opportunity to take this case a step forward take it to trial. >> so what do proos cow tors have to prove specifically in this case and why didn't they have enough? >> they have to show there was an intentional violation of his constitutional rights. the police are there, they have a firearm, and they had to shoot him. it wasn't a mistake, not an accident. he had to know, willfully commit this act that was a constitutional violation. that is why they're saying it's so difficult and i agree with that. >> we learned today that prosecutors had a video they didn't know about it at first. >> we learned some new things today. we know the officer walked up and put a gun to his head and said "i'll kill you, bitch." you heard me correctly. we heard that the officer kept instigating this situation. you heard me correctly. >> i think

jeff: paige ferguson works across the street from the verizon center and regularly attends concerts and sporting events. she says it will not change in the aftermath of manchester. >> it will be tough but you can't let them win. >> here is the wreath outside the british embassy. "to manchester with love." we reached out to a host of venues asking about the security measures changed in the aftermath of the attack in great britain. we heard back from the verizon center. they employ a lot of measures including medal detectors. >> what should have been celebration turned into collins. he was killed over the weekend. >> so many of the kids worked hard to get to this point and earn the degrees. it wasn't lost on anybody that somebody just wasn't there. >> i ask the family of the second lieutenant richard collins iii to receive to the stage to receive his degree. >> his father found the strength to cross the stage and receive his bowie state degree. the strength to smile and wave to the crowd and the heavens. [applause] in the front row, empty chair draped in collins' graduation gown. commence

paige's father says she was going to break up with her boyfriend just before she was killed. >> she never wasn't able to leave so, i mean, to do that to somebody just because you don't want them to leave, you know, you don't have the right to do that to a person. >> police say surveillance cameras show proctor taking her body out of the building in a gray bin. >>> hillary clinton is returning to politics. details on her new organization that's helping others run for office. >>> first though, thanking police officers one donut at a time. meet the boy who's making it his >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> the white house was lit up in blue last night in honor of national police week. president trump pledged his full support to members of law enforcement at a ceremony yesterday at the capitol. he accused some politicians of being too critical of police. >>> well, he is more than just a boy in a cape, he is donut you better believe police think he's a hero, too. donut boy is 9 years old. he's made it his mission to thank officers all over the country by giving them donuts. his secret ide

now, a month later, police say that paige's boyfriend confessed to killing her but they still can't find her body. >> there's no closure. and when there's no closure, makes it harder and harder. >> reporter: she had been missing weeks and family of turkesa page started to expect the worse >> she was bright and raised in our >> reporter: ronald page said his knees niece was trying to leave her boyfriend, according to police, procter confessed to strangling page inside their apartment and putting her inside a storage bin. he told investigators drove several miles to dispose of the body in a dumpster. >> he took her body out of the apartment building in one of those plastic totes, and you know, dumped her in a trash can. >> to me, that's a coward. that's a coward. totes >> a man killing a woman because she wants to leave you don't have that right she wasn't trash. >> reporter: after a senseless killing, family wants a bury yell either >> i'm glad he was caught. that bring as little relief. it would bring it home oe body was found and hopefully it can be found. >> reporter: according to arre

the first came out for the chantilly, p shenandoah, paige, rappahannock counties until 5:30.st. mary's county until 5:15. they are capable of producing heavy winds and downpours. give this another couple of hours or so with the storms as the atmosphere is unstable. look at the forecast. we move in the day tomorrow. partly sunny skies. it's breezy at times. but at least it's dry. talk about the holiday weekend. if you are staying in town looking better to the end of the extended weekend. there are better chance of showers and thunderstorms. there are lower 80's on me moral days. if owe have the outdoor activities, barbecue fans it's looking good. 75 degrees on saturday. unsettled for sunday and monday. there are temperatures of 80 next week. upper 70's to 80. back live at the roof camera from the stormwatch7. moving due west. the shower and the rain continues to fall. however we have brighter skies just on the horary von. there are more active storms. doug hill will keep you updated on "abc7 news at 5:00". back inside to jonathan. jonathan: drive safe. this is back. coming up

carter paige says he will testify on june 6. he says the testimony of the connection between campaign and russia are conspiracy theories. speaker paul ryan disagrees with president trump's opinion of fired f.b.i. director james comey. >> the president referred to the f.b.i. director as a nut job. >> i don't agree with that. and he's not. i like james comey. i know that there are people on both sides of the aisle concerned about decisions he made. he was put in an impossible decision. alison: the president made the comment bragging to russian officials about how firing comey eased the pressure of the f.b.i.'s probe into campaign and russia. larry: there will be a place for teens to go in d.c. if they feel like there is no way out in an effort to stop missing young people in d.c. sam ford has details. sam? sam: we are outside sasha bruce house where the city will designate that youth can be dropped off rather than taken back homes that may have the issues that caused the youth to run away in the first place. with the city decision

randy paige talked to a terrifying incident who said this incident started with a threat. >> reporterassengers say the man in the red shirt instigated the fight. after throwing a few punches, the two were separated, 30 seconds later he was back. [ yelling and cursing ] >> it was absolutely frightening. >> reporter: the woman on the left whose name is kumi was traveling had her mother and 1- year-old son -- traveling with her mother and one-year-old son a few feet away. we spoke to her by telephone from her home in orange county. >> it was frightening not only because of the situation but because i have my son with me. and i, you know, obviously felt the need to protect him and that was probably the scariest part. >> reporter: here's a closer look. kumi says moments before the fight, the man in the red shirt was ranting about a government conspiracy. >>> i'm going to vegas to kill someone to uncover it and don't you want to know about it? that's when he starts yelling at the guy behind him like what are you looking at? >> reporter: she didn't get a chance to thank the man who stood up

in late march 22016, paige told bloomberg colleagues that friends had been hurt by u.s. francs. >> on april 27, 2016, trump and several of his advisers, includi including. which wa hesed by the center. kiz knee ak attended the trump. in the days after the november election, russia's four-day deputy confirmed that the government had created. on december 29, the same day that president obaserv obama an that there would be no more election. they made notes about the content of credit tichl. they asked for flynn's resignation, something i'm hoping ms. yates can she had light on in her testimonied. dismissing fact as fake news and downplaying the significance of individuals involved. more than 100 into the trump administration and nearly two years after he declared his candidacy for president, only one person has been held accountable for improper contacts with russia: michael flynn flynn. some were saying his actions were not improper, he just lost trust with the president. an 18-minute gap filled well. in this case we have an 18-day gap between the notification of the white

could see one to two, maybe three inches of rain in the mountains, parts of the shenandoah valley, paige county and down to the south and west. a big rain-maker here and a bigger change as far as the weather pattern is concerned. say goodbye to the warm air. we'll talk more about it in about 15 minutes. >>> as we head into this wea hour by hour forecasts for your friday and all the way through your weekend right on your phone. just download the nbc washington app. >>> here are some of the other top stories we're following for you at this hour. prince george's county police have just announced they're investigating the discovery of a body found in the woods. they're classifying this case as a homicide. it was a body of a man found at lake art meezia last night in berwyn heights. we don't know the man's name. >>> social media is seeing mostly well wishes and some sarcasm this afternoon on the announcement that prince philip is retiring from public life this fall. >>> and president trump signed a new executive order, which relaxes irs enforcement of certain tax rules and gives religious org