pat. tell us about it. >> hey, pat.cial bowl. i'll tell you how to g o of i'll tell you how to g o of we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream sooo much. a lot of times alissa is watching tv on her laptop, using her phone, also using her tablet.go i am rea at multitaskingom cause i'm awese. a little. the best internet is even better at our best price. switch now and get our fastest speeds available. plus, a free samsung chromook on us. that's fios. >>> each year nbc's clear the shelters campaign helps animal shelters and rescue groups find new hom p fors. >> yes, and ahead of this year's adoption initiative, we would like to fill theof dog days summer with something a little special. >> and who better to help us with something like this than pat collinwho is ready to ditch the snow stick for a brand-new challenge. right, pat? >> reporter: i've been looking forward to thisor weeks and weeks and weeks. look, watch this. hi, five. clearly this is going to be a challenge. let

pat buchanan?atrick j. buchanan: it's what the nuns told me how to behave. what did you say? who is more honest? brian lamb: who is more honest? pat buchanan? i mean, when you said what you said, how often were you not telling the truth and how often is he not telling the truth? patrick j. buchanan: i don't think -- i don't think trump -- i think trump says what he believes and twits what he believes. brian lamb: he believes you are a hitler follower? patrick j. buchanan: no, i would say, i think he was -- it was what he felt at the time. i think that was partly motivated by the fact that if he had decided on the reform party nomination that he was out of the race and it might have looked like -- i don't know his motives. it might look like that i had gotten in and he wasn't getting in. brian lamb: he called you a whacko. patrick j. buchanan: right, and i wish that was the worst thing i have been called. brian lamb: but if you always -- when you have taken points, i mean, points of view and all, ha

pat, back to you. >> most unusual. incredible. pat colls, thank you, pat. a solemn duty to our nation's first responders. up next, the bill raced to ground zero after the attacks thatidat leesv phe twin fours. >> plus, with the city's murder count on the rise, d.c.'s mayo puts a spotlight on a program that she says may help stop some of the violence. >>> and only on news nut campaign being launched to makel your hot stay safer and your hot stay safer and we are sist rs. and we jved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream so much. a lot of times alissa is watching tv on her laptop using her phone, also using her tablet. i am really good at multi-tasking cause i'm awesome. a little. get the internet your family needs at a price you'll love. plus, the first month of youitbe tv on us when you sw now. only on fios. >>ly on news 4, more than 25,000 u.s. hotels are about to make your stay a lot safer. >> hotels a takinghe issue of human trafficking very seriously. the eve andf lodging association sits down exclusively withson cumeranou campn. > san

pat? >> all right.ennifer, it's another heartbreaking day in america and heartbreaking day for all those families. thank you so much. >>> tw men have been arrested for sexually assaulting two underage girls in the mt. veon area. 22-year-old andrew collins was arrested and 21-year-old kevin caldwell this past weekend.sa the ast took place inside the bathroom of a wing stop on cooper road back in mate. the girl went into the restaurant to e thebathroom. the suspects allegedly followed her inside and sexually assated herthere. both suspects are being held in jail. >>> we're learning more about the cause of a deadly crash in maryland this morning. chopper 4 capturing the aftermath of a crash on talbot road and police say the cyclist made an unsafe lane change and hit the back of a trialer. the motorcycle veered off the road and hit a tree. the impact threw the required off the bike killing him. he's been identified as christopher whisman jr. no one else was injured. >>> today crews are working to rebuild a

i've got the memos in there from pat monihan. mean, to me, they were just semi-panicked from monihan, you know, saying you have got to take control of all the national guard units in the country. you are commander in chief . you've got to put u.s. army officers in charge in doing all of these things, and -- but there is no doubt that nixon was affected by this and many in the staff, bill safire denounced the speech in his memoirs as did henry kissinger. although haldeman says kissinger had heard the speech and complimented the president before he delivered it. so i just -- that whole story, i have a line in there, i believe it was at that demonstration, i told somebody, i said, i was on the first floor, i went down to get a pack of cigarettes ran into the 82nd airborne, but i went down there, all of these paratroopers looking around, i would say they were about 10 years younger than me, and the demonstrators are lucky they didn't get through those buses and try to run them into the white house. they would have gotten -- they woul

for pat, that path led to the gym. >> always resonated with a fighter.rted was around 16. the trainer had me spar the first session. hit me way too hard the first time. i was going through so much, and emotionally, mentally, i think it was the first time i felt present in my body being hit that hard. >> reporter: he says he fell in love with the sport and developed into one of the best female boxers in the country. >> it was during that time that i made the choice. i decided to go all in with boxing. it paid off. >> reporter: in 2012, pat qualified for the first ever women's boxing olympic trials but a shoulder injury led to a medical disqualification. >> i had worked so hard to get to that point that, you know, i slipped into a pretty big depression. it forcedny look at myself and, what do i need to do to love myself, even if this sport isn't here? the biggest thing that came out is you've been lying for years, and i realized at that moment, i couldn't wait any longer. >> reporter: it was during recovery that pat made the decision to transition from fem

hi, pat. >> how are you doing?been working with th guy allis afternoon without much luck. i'm going to try again. okay,aksit. spe come on, leave me alone. >> did you hear that. that's a trick. >> reporter: do that again. do it ain. it's a challenge. it's a real challenge, and we better get on with t. ♪ ♪ it's pat's prize pets. > reporter: it's come to my attention that there's about a gazillion pets in and around the washington area, not counting >these guys. oh. >> reporter: we're looking the pet with that special talent, that special trick, something at gives you goosebumps, so let's get on with it! >> pat's prized pets. >> reporter: so you have three dogs. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: and they sleep with you. >>mm-hmm. >> reporter: and your wife sleeps? >> she moved out to the next bedr >> reporter: you're okay with that? >> well, yeah, i am. look at these beautiful babies. >> reporter: pet lovers and their pets have a special relationship. >> when they are sad i'm sad, yes. >> reporter: when they are happy. >> could

pat: $3.60 a pound.3.60 per pound and a 14-ounce dog, that comes out to $3.15 per dog. if we add 50 cents for the bun and 48 cents for toppings, we come out to $4.13. if we want to keep our margins at 70%, we're going to have to sell this jumbo dog at $13.95. but this is really creating the wow factor. what is the price-per-pound on something like this? mark: that's $4.50 a pound, and there's 6 to a pound. lemonis: so, 75 cents for this hot dog if it's $4.50 a pound. you could sell this for $5.95? -pat: $5.95. -lemonis: okay. that's great. so i got this one. we can add it because the math's making sense to me. $5 retail. $13.95 -- buns and amazing toppings. pat lafrieda just helped us kill two birds with one stone. the small dog gives us our kids' menu item and the larger dog provides a non-burger alternative for our customers. and at less than 30% food costs, both items are right where we want them to be. now it's time to show john, our potential franchisee, and see what he thinks. so, john's on his way

pat was good to me. but i have to say when i did come to the senate i knew i wanted to be on the senate finance committee. i'm sorry max baucus is not here, because i wore him out. he and tom daschle were so amazing. having been a staffer, i knew how to go about the committees. in the house it was the regional caucuses. mike was my secret weapon in the house and when i got to the senate, daschle listened to me and said it was the first mistake he made. and he and max both were very wonderful to try to help me, and it has been an honor. it was a really true honor of my life to serve on the committee, and a has -- and as has been mentioned, great luminaries of our history served their daniel webster, thomas hart benton, john calhoun, and ron, right here in the picture. it was gratifying to serve on a committee that had so much power and jurisdiction, ranging from taxes to health care, and when i served on the committee we also did trade. i'm not sure about handling trade issues these days, but i hope it is

pat? >> as temperatures get warmer the atmosphere can hold and release mo moisture leading to heavy downpours, not just here and across the untry and scientists warn that trendould intensify. rai is an essential part of the world's weatherst syem, but a lot of rain in a short amount of time like we saw today can overwhelm storm drainsleading to accidents on the roads damaging homes andf instructure. a new study in the "journal water resources research" shows heavy wnpours are on th rise. it's a trend we've witnessed over the last three to five decades when global warming started to tensify. >> the earth goes through srming and cooling processes, and what we'reing right now is that humans are real contributing to the amount of greenhouse gases that we're putting into theatmosphere, greenhouse gases like kory ali muhammad carbon dioxide and methane will trap the heat on earth rather than allowg it to escape out to space and when you trap the heat that leads to warmer temperatures. >> reporte

pat, what's the latest? >> reporter: leon and pat, down on ooking live now the scene at the third street tunnel,ed northbound lane. about an hour ago there was a crash and shooting or a shooting and a crash. at this point i can't tell you which event came first. there are police here from the u.s. capitol. there areetropolitan police here trying to figure it all out. i can tell you that one man was sht. he's said to be in serious condition. he was conscious and breathing when they took him from the scene. i can tell you they are looking for a dark-colored sedan with a man and woman inside. they believe the woman may be the driver of that suspect car. as we lookown on the scene now, you can see there's a gold-colored ford explorer. thesh wild is bashed in. back in the tunnel, back in the dark side of the tunnel, there's another car in the center lane. there are a couple of women in that car. i don't know what role that car tays in all of this. again,s happened around 2:54 this afternoon.s there wa crash. ther

news 4's pat collins spoke with the last known persoo see him and joins us with the details. pat? >> repoer: wendy, hi came to our city from australia. now, there's evidence that he stayed here, went to starbucks here and bought things here and took ubers here and then all a sudden disappear, so where is john regan? his family wants to know. john regan is 35 years hold. he has a distinctive tonttoo his left arm. he's from australia. he came to waington to see a ge rgetown university professor he met online. he's been missing now for more than six months. his family back home is worried. i talked to his mom via skype. >by i do think, of course, i think he's in some harm's way. i'm going to put the word cult out there, because ihink it would be some sort of cult to hold him there. >> reporter: his family says he came see sarah singh, a professorat university's berkeley school for oeeoligirgonwn. she lives in an apa iment cathedral heights. today the professor told me she last saw jo sometime in january. she said he's a very loving person, very kind, very sweet, very stable. he told

[video clip] >> he felt a tremendous sense of depended on pat. andwas a very strong woman, she never did leave him or turn on any of the controversial things he was involved in. she stuck with him and he leaned on her and depended on her. you worked closely with her? >> she was a great lady. nixont did you see in pat what did she do? earth, she so down to called herself ms. ryan, thelma in then nixon so she was same little office with rose woods and me and these people would call up. i remember one of them called up and said i would like to call to vice president nixon and she he's busy right now, a personal i'm friend of pat nixon. and mrs. nixon would tell us that, and she smoked. as i chain smoker then, mrs. got a couple u so -- but she was a wonderful very i think she was a strong lady. humor.d a good sense of she was a realist. you know oh, i just liked her very much. testified, fter i watergate testified, came off so well, the president said come on mansion.the right after i testified. about 5:00 or 6:00. party in my a office. she comes run

r>> we are less than 24 hours away from ealing the winner of our pat collins latest challenge pat's prizedpets. pat's beenearching for pets with special talents. we're down to the final four now. pat plans to introduce the winning entry tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. this is all ahead of our clear the shelter effort set for august 17th. you can read more about that in yhe nbc washington app. >>> and wednesda marks one year until the 2020 tokyo olympics. much of these olympics will be about bringing together old and new. there will be new sports events including surfing and skateboarding as well as popular sports like baseball. engineers say construction on new stadiums and buildings is right on track. and get this, the medals this time will be made from recycled metal from cell phones and laptops. you'll be able to catch the action right here on news4. that's it for us for tonight. radio news on tv. if you're patient enough to stay with us, thank you. we apologize for our technical issues.pu there's a comr involved. we hope to be bk up to speed by 4:00 a.m. news4 today. you got your homework?

pat was first on the scene. >> i was 100% relieved that pat was there to calm the situation down, tonow what to do for the injuries we had and to make sure the right people were on the way. i think that in that moment, pat shined as he would in that type of situation. >> it is important for us. we are a small staff with a large area to patrol. if we don't have the support of the public we will not have their eyes on our watershed. we work closely with the neighboring organizations, whether they be east bay regional parks or the garden club. we try to involve them in protecting the watershed. >> there is a lot of ways pat engages the community and stakeholders in every case. i would say pat does it in a professional and uplifting way because of his personality. >> it is a team effort. that is what i like best is that we have successfully created a team to work well together, play well together and they do a good job on the watershed. >> pat the wore she of the -- worthy of the award. he cares about the community that engages the land and fellow employees. pat is about the team. always

i'm pat lawson muse. l>> and i'meon harris. storm team 4 is tracking what is the most extreme temperatures s we've seen far this summer. >> taking a look at the current heat index, you can see it's feeling pretty hot now, andwit only get worse as the week wears on. >> let's get right over to amelia draper in the storm center because ae will t about how awful this stuff is but will smile when she does to make you feel better. >> you kind of have to. if utu're not laughing abo this, i think you're crying about it. just walking my dog today and not even that far, absolutely sweltering out there. right now we have triple-digit heat indices across most of the area. feng about 102 right now in washington. gaithersburg 101 and leesburg 99. it's going to feel a f degrees hotter out there tomorrow. some of us could be under a heat advisory. so we're talking about dangerous heat in the forecast for wednesday, and then the heat ramps up heading into the weekend of the now now right noe ir temperature coming in at 92 degrees. by 7:00 p.m.

pat?>> thanks erica. >>> there i increasing push-back from residents in the westphalia community in upper marlborugh. soes tell news4, an 800,000 square-foot amazonarehouse is planned. the developer isn't confirming who is moving in, but they tell us the new tenants will bring 1500 jobs to the area. whur's taylor tomas that we've been talking to this week say this is not at all whatad they h in nind when they bought their new homes. what are your listeners saying? >> they'r set. you're right they weren't promised a warehouse, they were promised high-end retail and restaurants. they say they feel lke the process itself is not transparent. they're hearing about it and they heard about it, many of them, through the media. it's bee trickling out. they want to hear from the county executive. and more specific, from district 6 councilmember who they elected to represent them. now corrine, who is a resident, sd she feels blind-sided. >> quite frankly we weren't made aware of what was going on or

pat joins us from chevy chase, d.c. with a story you'll see only on news 4. pat? >> reporter: doreen, this is a strange one. a guy comes here from australia, comes to our city. now there's evidence that he stayed here. he bought things here. he went totarbucks here. he used an uber here, and then all of a sudden nothing. he disappears. where is john regan? his mom wants to know. >> i really hope and pray that someone out there is listening that can remember seeing john and can let people know that at least he'slive and well. >> reporter: john regan is 35 years old. he has a distinctive tattoo on his left arm. he's from australia. he came to washington to see a georgetown university professor he met online. he's been missing now for more thanx months. his family back home is worried. i talked to his mom via skype. >> but i do think, of course, i think he's in some harm's way. i'm going to put the word cult out there because i think it would be some sort of a cult to hold him rehere. >> rter: his family says he came to see sarah singha, a prfessor at university of g

. >> the pat's prized pet winner. we're giving this babywa a coming up on news 4. >>> first at 4:00, a drastic change in our forecast. >> that's right. from a monsterat multi-day h wave to now temperatures in the 70s, and this stuff here, rain on the radar. you can see that behind us here. >> we're kicking off tee hours of team weather starting with doug kammerer in the storm center. this looks like a ton of rain out there, doug. >> a lot to our south. most of it is moving out of the d.c. metro area. that's the good ns and really, guys, the amazing thing about this is we've sn a major ttern shift from where we were over the past week to two weeks, and, boy, do we need it. this is what's happening right nowhe you can see rain just down to our south. this is the last 12 hours. a lot of shower activity and not a lot of real heavy rain. we did not see a lot of rain from the system last night. a lot of rain in the southern zones, and even up to the north can't rule out a couple of showers coming down from the north. all do

pat lawson muse is in our newsroom with ak. closer loo >> reporter: wendy, today reporters tried to have the president clarify what he meant, but instead mr. trump used his e podium to pil on to his previous comments saying he believes theour members, which he calls the squad, hate america. they are fee to leave if they want, and if they want to leave, that's fine, and if they want to stay that's fine. >> ds it concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that pot? >> doesn't concern me because many people agree with me, and all i'm saying they want to leave theyan leave. >> reporter: president trump ignored multiple questions about where exactly he wanted thes women to go. all four are u.s. citizens and three were born here in this country. the lawmaking a new conference that we'reeholdrsre monitoring. earlier we heard from alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> he relies on racism, division and anti-immigrant sentiment to consolidate power because he does n

pat, back to you. >> that's a pret frightening story. chris. u, >>> breaking now at 4:00, woodstock 50 is not coming to howard county afterall. we just got word about this a short time ago, folks. "news4's" erika gonzalez joins us from the live desk to tell us why the county is pulling the plug on this. >> you know, everybody was so excited about this, the 50th anniversary of the iconic festival was coming to our region. it tus out that ice not going to happen. the feature is up in the air ill. in a facebook post, festil promotors couldn't fulfill their obligations. they couldn't secure the acts. we previously reported that -zolks like j had pulled out. woodstock 50 was going to be at the meriweather post pavilion in columbia. right now we're workingar to le if promoters will search for a new venue or maybe at this point maybe they cancel the whole thing. a developing story, and as soon as we learn re, we'll be back with you. >> a big disappointment. it was going to be free. >> and huge for the county. we'll keep you posted. >> thanks, erika. >

corey smith reporting live. >> pat? >> the late now on yesterday's flag-rning scuffles nearhe white house. two people have been arrested. one is charged with obstruction is aioolice investigat and resisting arrest. the arrest followed this chaotic scene on pennsylvania avenue where a protester set fire to the american flag. turns out he had a permit to burn the flag but not in that area. three people including two secret service ofcers were treated at scene for minor injuries. flames tear through a d.c. home overnight after a fireworks wrong. fortunately everyone inside escaped, and fire investigators say this near disaster llustrates the danger of illegal fireworks. news 4's derrick ward is live on the scene in northwest washington to tell us more about this. derrick, what in the world his house?t >> well, you know, i've had a neighbor come out and say they think a rocket might have ricochetted into a window upstairs. the investigators are still trying to determine what happened, but as you can see, the folks here, the

most ex-pats moving to the u.k.ee improvements in terms of their financial situation and the opportunities they get their work. francine: you lived in switzerland. is there a match between the soft power we see in john's rankings and the economic prowess of switzerland? >> i think all of these things are key ingredients in generating international competitiveness. in our previous discussion, in spite of the strong swiss franc, the country is obviously very competitive. its markets are outperforming many other markets at this point in time. if you manage your country well, you will do well, irrespective of where your currency is that. if anything, arguably the strength of your competitive position is reflected in a slightly stronger currency but that is not a handicap. they still managed to eke out this steady performance. francine: there was a study for switzerland and eu for the stoxx. it has not had -- stocks. it has not had much of an impact. does it impact your world? thatis is the equivalent the eu has usually

pat? >> the plan to build a 4 million square foot logistics center in prounty is moving ahead. om s 4 has confirmed f sources close to the talks thatj the prt is a proposed amazon fulfillment center. it will be located in the westphalia community in upper marlboro. last night meeting lasted for nine long hours. community members expressed their concerns about such a large facility, and their anger over being lied to about it. board members said that was never theirafintention. >>er some people have gone, it's the community that stays here and is invested here in prince george's county that we care about the most. >> no one associated with the project is able to confirm that this is in fact an amazon fulfillment cen on record because of non-disclosure agreements. the proposal is now headed to the county council for approval. >>> still no explanation as to exactly why a roller coaster at six flags in maryland got stuck last night. it's still closed at this point as technicians are inspecting

host: pat, we will take the point to pat's concern. guest: the internet has given us --irror to society, and is it is a mirror for the good things and bad things. i encountered a lot of these cases as i was writing my book. one important thing to note is that even with section 230, someone who has been defamed and harmed, and these harms are real and devastating, they can still go after, legally, the person who created the content, but there are few problems with that. bad actorsthe really post anonymously so you can't identify them. they also might not have sufficient assets. the discussion with section 230 has been, well, if we can't necessarily hold the posters accountable, then, do we hold the platforms accountable if they fail to take actions to protect us? host: we come back to the book, the 26 words to create the internet. why was this fundamental in your mind, the creation of the internet, why this specific provision? guest: the largest websites in the world, the largest platforms in the united states, facebook, twitter, youtub

the winner gets a one of a kd pat's prized pet bowl.you've got until tomorrow to send us your pics. justost your best pet trick to facebook, twitter, or instagram, and tag us, of course, so that we can see it @nbcwashington, and use the hash tag #patsprizedpets. there you go. >> stay hydrated. >> yes, you want to have fluffy and fido doing all their tricks inside on the carpet because the pavement is scorching hot today. incredible -- the feels-like temperature someplace got up to 118 today. that was quantico, virginia. w. that i mind blowing. >> i know. we've got to call and check on our friends in quantico. aantico, how you doing? it's going to crazy one tomorrow, too, girlfriend. e're talking showers and thunderstorms ie evening. but the excessive heat is still the main headline. let's get to the current temperatures. it's 11:19 at night, and we finally left the 90s. i can't believe i'm saying that. i mean, inow summer comes every year, guys, but this is crazy. 88 now in the district. 82 in manassas. 79 in leesburg. and 84 in frederi

pat, back to you. >> thanks, leon. last night's salute to america threw a whole lot of people to the mall. that means a whole lot of trash left behind but they are quickly working to clean it all up. we went by the thingsnu out, and there's still someg fencin sitting out waiting to be picked up. crews have definitely beeng workinard to make sure that everything is cleaned up heading into the weekend. >>> d.c. police confiscated thousands of illegal fireworks last night. take a look at this. they took 58,000 pieces of illegal feworks off the street, and they found all of this in just one of d.c.'s seven police districts. >> illegal fireworks sparked the flames. can you see here that rippedou thrgh this d.c. home overnight. neighbors are telling us that fireworks have been a growing problem there for a while. news 4's derrick ward joins us live in northwest d.c. where everyone was thankfully able too get out that house. derrick? >> indeed they, and when you look at this you know how thankful they must be.e ta look. you s

pat's got some time on his hands. this is an extraordinary achievement, as we all know, here in the senate. pat and i served together, as i said, for more than three decades. he was first elected, as senator mcconnell and senator schumer said at the age of 34, making him one of the youngest senators here. last work we worked completing our work together before the fourth of july recess on the appropriations committee. we're going to try to do this again this year working together. i just think if we work together as we have before, pat and i have given and taken from each other. i think it's good for the senate. and i want to congratulate senator leahy again on this rare and remarkable achievement, 16,000 votes. it's a first. he currently ranks first in seniority in the senate. first, folks, in seniority. he's our senior senator. it's been nothing short of a privilege to serve alongside him. he's an excellent colleague and he's been a class act, and i've enjoyed working with him and look forward in the future for a fe

pat? >> in late 2016 the fbi believed then candidate donald trump was involved in a hush money scheme to an adult involving an adult porn star. the revelation comes from duments just unsealed in the michael cohen case on campaign finance crimes.al feder investigators believe trump was involved in hiding payments to stormy daniels who claimed to have had an affairwi him. the documents show a series of text messages between cohen, trump, daniels' attorney and an executive link to the "national enquirer." the documents became public because a judge in theheco case disclosed that the prosecutors have finished their investigation. > still ahead at 5:00, transforming neighborhoods east oathe ostia. d.c. leaders celebrate a milestone for a new development in southeast. >> plus, financier jeff reepstein will stay in jail on sex trafficking charges. why the judge opted to keep him behind bars. >> and theews 4 i-team told you how problems with roadside drug tests can land cbd >>> we're in storm team

pat?today can be a scary time for your pets with a lot of the loud noises that they are not used to and they don't like. news 4's chuck bkel spo with pare ts about how to p your pet for the fireworks tonight. >> reporter: lisa is here from the rescue alliance on how to keep your cat or dogco calm, ol and collected through the fourth. what's the big dos and don't? >> keep your anie ls inside. thunds are scary and they don't know what's going on. keep them inside in a room that maybe hng a fan goi or a radio or white noise to kind of drown out the sound of the fireworks. give them something to do to keep them busy. frozen kong, a bully stick, an antler, something to occupy their time to take their mind off ofhat is going on outside. > reporter: is there a way to desensitizeem to aom kabo? >> keep treats throughout your house. treat hear a boom, pop a into their room. it predicts somethingiumy is coming so the booms aren't so scary aepmore. >> rter: thanks for the tips, and you can find more

complete with a picture of pat collins, there you go. right on the dish. >> where'sis picture. that's not him. there he is. all right. not too late to enter. you have until sunday to submit your, your pet's tricks. >> it's easy. can y post your video on twitter, facebook or instagram. tag us @nbcwashington.ll we' reveal the finalistsext friday. i understand i get to be a judge. >> i'm looking forward to that. >>> each year news4 clears the shelters, ah campaign tat helps shelters drescue groups find new homesor pets, a month from today, august 17 >> we invite you to learn more t about clear shelters in our nbc washington app.tr >>> song storms and dangerous heat. r>> we're tracking the s and heat on this weather alert day for you. we'll give you some tips to save money and energy on the hotda summer s. >> plus only on news4, inside the evidence we're getting a look at the video and phone calls that led to a guilty verdict for the deadly charlottesville car attack. >>> by today's standards the technology that took us to the monday may seem primitive. even 50 years later what hap

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i think you know pat. he's a good man. highly recommended by alex. but pat is going to be acting and we've already informed him. [ inaudible question ] >> yes, and i did have a falling out a long time ago. the reason doesn't make any difference, frankly. but i haven't spoken to him in probably 15 years or more. i wasn't a big fan of jeffrey enstee epstein, that i can tell you. now the remnants hurt this man. i hate to see it happen. i will say this, and i say it again and i say it loud and clear, alex acosta was a great secretary of labor. what he's done with plans -- you see the plans coming one after the other, you're just about done with the 401(k). >> that's correct. >> things that nobody would even think of. so it's very sad. but at the same time he wants the focus to be on accomplishments not on what you're talking about. [ inaudible question ] >> alex believes that. i'm willing to live with anything, john. i think you know me. i've lived through things that you wouldn't believe. alex felt that way. and he also felt we're so good, we're doing s

bringing in retired nypd detective pat bro brosnan on the phone with us.t confirming there was a shooting, then that there are victims involved. they said the scene is still active. so, to you, coming from law enforcement, what does that mean? >> a couple things. thank god number one, that it 2019 and not 1999. police now have a tremendous network of partners who have smartphones, audio, video. and still camera devices in their pockets, they are able to capture data and intelligence and inform the investigators onn the field and in the field as relates. it is a extraordinary they have this. you say, based on police at gilroy, stating this is active. they are corroborating that real-time. with third matter and first party -- third party and first party data and e en -- intel tht did not exist a couple years a ago. ear witness accounts of what is going on, that supports the whole pattern of what is unfolding. that will lead them to the guy this a big deal. >> and social media, my gosh, that is what we're using to get a hole of this video that we're watching

pat? >> reporter: one of the sights on the mall gting a lot of attention is this, the baby trump blimp. news 4's mark segraves has been tracking this form of protest all afternoon. we saw it up earlier. where is it now? >> reporter: back in the bag because the storm has taken its first victim and according to the permits if a storm rolled ad in, they ho take it down and they complied with that so they took it down about an hour ago. take a look what's going here on the monument grounds here as all the thousands of people are walking towards the lincoln memorial to go to the trump president trump speech. they have to pass through this gauntlet of anti-trumpst protes who are chanting at them, holding signs. there's been a few verbal confrontations and it got started this morning with people picking up their baby trump balloons. they started lining up at 10:00, not toet on the mal but to get their baby trump balloons.th man bought ten. >> i wish this was more about the people and not about th

pat sajak and i received them at the same time as a tribute to the success of "jeopardy!"i'm sure. my thanks to the academy. this is a very special day for me. uh, pat kind of alluded to it, um, i am celebrating 50 years of hosting television shows this year, so, i'm kinda superstitious about this, that if you get a lifetime achievement award, it means you're about to check out. check out physically or your career is about to end? - no, i was thinking more physically. - yeah? dropping dead and stuff like that. i have no reason to think that. my health is as bad as it's always been. and, uh, no need to worry. nothing's different. harvey: your contract is up on "jeopardy!" in 2020. can you imagine a life without "jeopardy!"? - sure. - who would be a good, solid host of the show if you retire? uh, mentioned to our producer not so long ago that the fellow who does play-by-play for the los angeles kings. alex faust and jim fox here with you. it is one of the most highly anticipated opening round series in recent memory. they should consider him. he's young, he's attractive, his

leonnd pat back to you. >> erica gonzales. folks, keep it here for more reaction to secretary acosta's ns conference. we're going to be hearing from lawmakers on the hill about this here if ourha next -hour. >>> in the meantime. a deadly crash on i-95 south in lorton impacted traffic for t hourss morning. virginia state police sayra a c cshed into the back of a tractor-trailer that was stopped on the side of the highway. the driver of the vehicle was killed. i-95 was closed off and on for hours during the ination to figure out why the driver ran off the road that way. >>> the m c who wasght on camera setting a fire outside of the national archives building is pleading guilty. ne4's scott mcfarlane was first to break the story. the u.s. torney's office said jacob wallace set a gas can on fire near the building that houses some of the nation's most treasured documents, a security camera captured the suspect running from the scene. he allegedly told fbi agents he was hearing voices. >>> all rights let to the weather. it's been qu

. >> did you not see pat collins' pet tricks things. cats can do things, too. >> yeah, but a dog won that contest, too. firefighters say if you get stuck in the mud, don't struggle. it only makes you sink faster. they have special gadgets to help you out. >> we're glad lamar is all rigt. listen to your wife next time, too. >>> all right. listen, it's nice out there. >> today is the day to get outside. it's going to be hot? >> yeah. you were outside yesterday. you were sitting in the sunshine. >> melting. >> i know. i mean, the july sun -- we were lking about the nats game. it's hot out there. and we don't have the humidity t outre today. that may fool some people. why are you smirking lke that? >> it's the end of july. >> you said it was august earlier. i was like, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> we are close. what is today? the 28t i guess we are close. spotty showers out there today and tomorrow. look at this. isolated cans of rain as we get into tuesday. scattered chances f your wednesday and thursday. so i know we had a spotty shower e yesterd

hi, pat. >> so it's almost likehe guy arrested himself. the case closed in 24 hours and 20 minutes after it all went down. >> we hear about violent crimes in our comwenity. 'll use all of our resources necessary to locate those individuals and hold them accountable for their actions. >> the 1700 block of crystal drive. it was about 7:42 at night. police say a man corners a womas and make some sexual remarks. she pushes him away, but he didn't leave empty handed. >> reporter: later the victims contacted police to report that during theourse of the incident her credit cards had been stolen. >> the suspect uses the woman's credit cards at a gas station shop on washington boulevard and at a mcdonald's on jeff davis highway. cops follow the credit card trail. they go to this gas station and they getrveillance video of the suspect. they pass that picture around to other police on patrol, and thec a on the street recognizes the suspect and arrests him. where at this metro stop less than half a block from the crime scene. the 24 hours, 20 minutes

i'm pat lawson muse. the highest award a girl scout can earn. it distinguish them in the college process. this year, they have demonstrated a higherommitment to service and leadership. joining us are lydia soto harman, ceo of the girl scouts of the nation's capital, and faisa islam. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> tell us what the gold award is about. it's not new, but you certainly don't hear a lot about it. >> so the gold award is the highest-earned award, as you said. what girls dos look at a problem in their community, a challenge, and they spend over 80 hours doing work to solve that problem. one of the things that we require is that it not only thelps that community bt it has a long-lasting effect after they complete it.ow >> n i know the gold award has been compared to the boy scouts' eagle scout. >> yes. >> that's not a fairis comparon, though, is it? >> the gold award is project based. and unlike a rank, you dono haveve earned the other precious metals on your way to earn being the gold award. i call it the ph.d. in girl scouti, b

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i willou see y soon and pat, you'll be joining me. >> see you in a minute. is >> you know i the middle of the summer, do you still want to do this? >> sure. >>here could be consequences.oi >> we are g to do it. >> i justhe finished t top secret meeting with the boss of bosses. i c tell you this, something big is going to happen on news 4 at 4:00. the scr lwe're the slowskys. e drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've gur a mathematician on oands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment,. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >just tuning in, a nice day looking live over the district right now. but how long is this going to last. the updated forecast at 5:0 we continue to track thorm barry. thousands of pendle now u mandatory evacuation orders the major concern has already been rising. types are stationed at the ready. an upd

i'm pat lawson muse. shots were fired right around noon and the person taken to the hospital with serious injury. >> let's get right to ws 4's mark segraves right outside the mall. what are you hearing here? >> well, leon andt, here's what we know so far. this all happened about 1:40 this afternoon. witnessesell us they heard as many as four shots coming from inside t parking garage here at pentagon city. this all happened tside of the entrance to macy's, closest to the macy's entrance. police are investigating two levels, the fourth level and the third level.el we can you thatat we saw a handgun on the ground outside the macy's door on the third leveling and most of the investigation appears focused on the fourth level. here's what police had to tell us just a short time ago. >> upon arrival it was determined that a struggle ensued between two subjects in the garage in whichrm a firea was brandished. the struggle continued and one subject was shot. s thatbject has been transported to an area hospital wit

and steph curry, that was a pat on the back.ut a pat on the back >>> now sports from abc 7 news. >>> wow, the as came out swinging against the red sox. they scored a touchdown in their first at-bat. first time they've scored seven runs in the first inning. a second batter of the game is matt chapman. he doubles off the right field wall. and just like that, oakland has a 1- 0 lead. four batters later, robbie grossman sends a single to left. olson, come on down. 3-0 as. then a single to right, that brings in chris davis. 4-0. that ends the day for white sox starter dillon kobe. and a three-run bomb to left center, 7-0 as after the first inning. after that, it was over. as win it, 13-2. history was put on hold again for serena williams, going for a record-tying 24th grand slam title, this her third straight chance after losing in the finals of wimbledon and the u.s. open last year. serena taking on simonea helle.e serena, sooo at her nes during treak. llon the run. it looks like an easy point for serena, but williams hits it long.

and it was here that american entertainer pat boone opened the proceedings by introducing the star-spangled banner. americas national anthem. >> this song was written at a crossroads time, a time of crisis that i think for over 150 years it helped unite americans and we stand today at a crossroads and in a crisis time let's all sing the song with love and conviction. oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watch'd, were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ >>> eagle scout don pickets led the large audience in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >>> it was a time to for recalling

pat? >> yes. erika, the president is now saying -- he isdisavowing the send her back chant that went his re-election rally last night as he criticized the american service of a congresswoman. he said he tried to stop the crowd by speaking quickly but that's not what the video shows. craig boswell is track the story for us. >> reporter: that video is clear. the president today still blaming his supporter for the chanting, but the main targets of the attack say the president is to blame. representative ilhan omar standing it upo president ump as he intensifies his attack on her and three other congresswomen of color. >> this is not about me. this is about us fighting for what this country truly should be and what it deserves to be. >> reporter: targeted for days by the president, his supporters joined in wednesday night at a campaign rally in north carolina. >> omar has ahi ory of launching viciousti emitic screeds. >> send her back! send her back! >> reporter: send her back is what the crowd chante

key port, new jersey, this is pat. good morning. caller: good morning. pedro, i don't think the republican party has -- they used to talk a good game, but they have not been fiscally responsibility since at least the george w. bush years. i watched what they did with paul ryan. and i see no attempt by anyone to try to eliminate the deficit. it's not enough to bring it down. you have to run surpluses for years on end in order to get anything done. frankly, i have given up -- i have thrown up my hands, i don't care what they do anymore. i didn't pay any attention to this bill. it was the unit party in washington and doesn't matter to me. host: where did you stand on the tax cuts when that was being considered by the party? caller: well, i was opposed to them, too. all they did for me was they made me cut back on my charitable donations. they made me cut back on my own spending. i withdraw as little as possible from my i.r.a.'s to limit my taxable income. they did nothing for me. what i wanted was work and the g.o.p. sent our jobs offshore and they are brin

pat? >> reporter: doreen, it appears to be an act of road rage in the third street tunnel, an accident, an argument, a shooting, a man in critical