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before then both will likely file a to reinstate the original pla plea. >>> the search is on for the person that shot a 15-year-old boy in broad daylight. medics took the team to a near by hop for treatment. he is expected to survive. >>> it is a powerful symbol meant to honor the fallen. >> nbc bay area this is disappointing a lot of people. >> there are 142 names on this wall saluting the vietnam war. there is another painful scar to worry about. >> certainly displeased. >> very disappointed. >> to find out it was vandalized is personal and then served in vietnam. they helped build this in 2013. >> vietnam veterans weren't honored when day got home. we decided they would be honored always. >> friends told them as they were already mourning the loss that someone used some sort of paint marker to write on the monument known as the sons of san jose. it appears the glass is permanently damaged. i don't think they knew what f they knew what they were doing. >> the memorial frightful especn the company where veterans are highly regarded. >> we person who can restore it. we are looking to

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they are using an app as a life license pla line for the communities.ampus law enforcement is stepping u focus on crimes against persons. jay gruber is fresh off a conference of his peers where they zeroed in on how to protect students from assault and armed robberies. >> if it's security, patrol techniques, ways to gather information. >> reporter: o of the tools is the live safe app, loaded on 10,000 smartphones across georgetown campuses. >> our students don't like calling the police department. but they feel very comfortable texting us. >> reporter: h showed how students and staff can text in ti tips about possie crimes on campus. >> we're able to find p ple being suspicious. it's been successful for us. >> reporter: dispatchers can see the messages in real-time. they will let friends track each other after parting ways. chief gruber figured out a unique way to use the app in crime fighting. when the campusibrary started a lot of theft of laptops, he used a geo boundary. >> you're going to make sure that doesn't happen to you. >> the chief says the b

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coming up at nightly news hear from their parents who were furious after the pla landed in atlanta yet no one from the airline called them. theyidn't hear from their kids for hours, and they didn't hear from anyone at the airline. that can happen to any parent with hundreds of thousands of kids flying every single year and no federal guidelines on unaccompanied minors. ghck to you guys. >> all r tammy leitner reporting. >> concern tonight after ev elevateds of lead were found in the drinking water at more than 80 montgomery county public schools. the school system says the problem will be fixed before classes start. news 4's chris gordon reports. >> reporter: how safe is the water in your child'sschool? maryland requires every public school system to review water quality. montgomery counsc public hools tested watern its 206 schools in all of its offices between m january andy. it found eeavated levels at 86 schools. >> of more than 13,000 water fixture that were tested we had a little bitover 200 fixtures that had elevated levels of lead. those were immediately removed from use and rem

night that he passed the way he lived, on his own terms, surrounded by the people that he loved, in the pla that he loved best, he was at his large in arizona. his daughter ghan put it, i love you for every, my beloved father. lester holt has more on his life and legacy. >> i was the son and grandson of navy admirals and i was born for public >>service. i was immature, i was reckless, i was cocky, but i also knew that i was going to follow in my father and grandfather's footsteps. >> he flew bombing missions over vietnam, he was shot down over hanoi, badly injured and thrown prison.north vietnamese >> lieutenant commander john mccain. >> i don't think there's any doubt that i was near death. >> he was tortured, kept in solita solitary, but when given a chance to go home ahead of other p.o.w.s, refused. finally after 5 1/2 years, r mccain waseleased. after marrying his wife cindy, he moved to her home state of arizona, entered politics first as a member of the house and in '86, he was elected to the u.s. senate. mccain was a republican rising star, taking ae leading r in normalizing relation

before that, the pla done taking their turn and touring the world with the stanley cup. stevenson was up next, honoring victims of the broncos junior hockey team bus crash, wearing a humboldt t-shirt, he was hoping to lift spirits after losing some of the team from a crash. he and the cup posed for pictures with fans. for him being able to bring the cup to humboldt left anon impres >> it hits close to home, and just being part of hockey, y i know,s a sport, you know, it's so much bigger outhan, y know, what you would expect and the friendships you build, all you can do is give your condolences. nothing caneplace a life and so you try to help as much as you can and that' what this day was about. >>> to baseball. yep, been thatind of year for the orioles game, a doubleheader with the yankees. tie game in the third, but not for long. a three-run home run, and yankees up three, 5-2. power.ning, more yankee a two-run shot to rigbt. no dou about that one. new york wins the first game of the doubleheade 10-3. nats and mets get under way at 4:00. we will have highlights of that

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the two-week long asian games will take pla in venues across the capital of jakarta and other ties. the president ran with the torch almost at the end of its month-long journey across the country. there will be around 100,0 police a army personnel guarded the games tasked with stamping out pick pockets and bag snatchers. police say they have auty to insure the games go smoothly and take firm action against suspected criminal gangs.ew an plant, "bbc news." >> dozens of injured british veterans who are using arts to help them cope with the experiences of war are hthing r work displayed at a special exhibition in thndon. charity is mounting the event to showcase how persol battles against post-traumatic stress, depression, and the anxiety of combat are being wonn collee harris went along to have a look. >> it went well, i was in a wheelchair at the time. >> i was emotionally numb back 2014.in i went into the art room and we sat down and we were asked to have a go at awing. >> i'm sure if you spoke to my wife, she'll tell met's calmed me down quite a bit. reporter: the scores of war, im

a pla fire in half moon bay. it )s all part of a critical training pro >>> quite a sight. a plane intentionally set on fire in half moon bay. it's all part of a critical training program for first responders. nbc bay area's christy smith is in half moon bay for us and shows us why these life fire dri -- live fire drills are critical. >> reporter: for firefighters this is close to a real scenario from a plane on fire to passengers on board needing rescue. >> luckily, we don't have a lot of aircraft crashes, so it gives us the opportunity to practice. >> reporter: that's one reason why this exercise is so important. members of san francisco sfo division fulfilling an faa training requirement, using a mobile aircraft fire trainer. >> it takes about 90 seconds if there's an actual fire to burn through the fuselage. >> reporter: the simulator is so real it even features screaming passengers. this is the first time this training is being held at the half moon bay airport, simulating perhaps a plane crash with rescues or an engine fire or even smoke in the cockpit. >> it's a thea

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trade agenda isng pla out.or "nightly business report," i'm kayla tnsche washington. >> officials in china are want pleased with the trade dispute and are working to prote their economy from the fallout. eunice yeun has details from beijing. >> the finance minister said that china will strike back every time to defend itself, but that its counter strik will be targeted. speaking to reuters the mister said we are responding in a precise way. the mister said china didn't want bystanders to become collateral damage saying, when we try measures we try not to harm the interest of foreign businesses in china. the minister is most concerned about the welfare of workers here. the trade conflict, he says, hasn't hurt the economy muc so far, but he is anticipating job losses in the exportto sector. counter that, he said that the government isuspending more to help unemployed find new jobs and ensure their basic social security. he said beijing also wants local governments to issue more special bonds to fund tu infrastruc

those scripted pla that i've talked about for so many years i think we'll have a few more of this year with alex. he's a pro at that stuff. great leader. players all like him. >> listen, we've got more of jad tonight on "sports final." >>> nats are hosting the reds. offense stepping up to the irate. bottom of the th two on, two out from bryce harper. thatrops fair. adam eaton comes in to score. nats up 2-0. tom of t top of the ninth. herrera he and strikes him out looking to end the game. nats win 2-1.k >>> roc creek park, back to alexs. took the first set. check out this backhand. no chance on this one. 21-year-old german inching close tore back-to-back titles. terrific stuff. >>> later in the stuff, zeirev with match point. going to put i into the net. zeirev wins in straight sets. back-to-back tles for the young german. >>> over on the women's side. sa vet na. first set, in the far court, look al this drop ot. doesn't even go for it. she did win the first set, though. all right. cue net sew va won the second.s keep her spot and comes up with in backhane shot winner here. cue net sew

investigators say they have not ruled out any scenario including the possibility thatwa fowl pla involved>> the university of maryland under fire this morning for the deh of aollege football player. the school's president wallace low apologizing for the tragedy and admitting to mistakes that led to the heat stroke death of jordan mcnair who collapsed at practice in may. the team's.j coach d. and members of his staff were all placed on leave. nbc's miguel almaguer has more on this tragic story. >> reporter: as the university of maryland's football team resumed practice, the president of the university says the school accepts legal and moral responsibility for mistakes made in the death of a star player. >> you entrustrd jordan tour care, and he is never returning home again. >> reporter: in may, 19-year-old jordan mcnair o died heat stroke following the preseason workout in college park. the school says trainers never took mcnair's temperature or iced him down. both steps some experts say could have saved his life. the university investigating the football team's culturefter accusations he

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m ost pla ces through this evening and overnight. most places dry. some clear skies for a time.aks of rain arriving. along the west. not quite as cool as last night. the lows will between seven and 11 celsius. tomorrow will be u nsettled. and 11 celsius. tomorrow will be unsettled. we have this frontal system. it will extend itself towards the east slowly. increasing the cloud and bringing outbreaks of rainfor the cloud and bringing outbreaks of rain for many. we might get off to a dry and brights spot for some, but it won't be long before the rain comes. it will becoming dry across the north. strong winds. these are the north. strong winds. these are the average speeds and the costs will be even higher. perhaps 30 to ao will be even higher. perhaps 30 to a0 mph. quite a cool feel given the strength of the wind and the outbreaks of rain. temperatures tomorrow between 13 and 19 celsius. tomorrow evening, still some rain around. it could be heavy. it will gradually turn away. it will turn dry for much of the country. as we go into bank holiday monday, it will bea go into bank holi

he passed the way he lived, on his own terms surrounded by the people he loved in the best pla look at his legacy. >> i have been an imperfect servant of my country for many years but i have been a servant first, last, and always. >> reporter: john sidney mccain iii was a hero who became a politician. he became a navy pilot. in a bombing over hanoi, he was shot down. >> they took me to a hospital after finding out my father was an admiral. >> reporter: the north vietnamese tried to exploit his position. reed after five-and-a- half years of beatings and torture. >> i do not recommend the treatment, but i know i'm a better person for it. >> reporter: in 1982, he was elected to the u.s. house from arizona and four years later, to the senate. he earned a reputation for straight talk. >> if the special interests continue to play a greater and greater role in the formulation of legislation, we will see a break down of democracy as we know it and i'm not exaggerating. >> reporter: in 2008, he clinched the republican nomination, choosing another- and-a-half rick as a running mate. >> governor

franklin last night at the mtv video music awards, but yi sme be ging a tribute t anycase, mtv also plaespect in the credits at the end of the show. franklin died last week. she was 76 years old. >> a big winner last night. jennifer lopez accepting the michael jackson video vanguard award with a rousing performance. it covers two decades of her greatest hits from her debut album "on the 6" to her newest album "dinero." ♪ my love don't cost a thing >> thank you to the fans. you have touched my heart, my soul, and become a part of me. >> you know, when i grow up, i want to be jennifer lopez. >> me too, boy. >> this is her first time performing on the awards show since 2001. and past recipients of the vanguard award include madonna, justin timberlake, and beyonce. >> she looks like sheid youer e too. yeah. >> good for her. >> well deserved. >> she discovered the reverse aging process. >> where wish she would share the secret. >> very nice. you know, aretha franklin got a lot of play in the uk when i was there. really nice, really refreshing to see how much some of our exports touch other p

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start to lose their energy to this evening, overnight most energy to this evening, overnight m ost plalear skies at first before the class pass to build and as we had was dawn we see our base of rain arriving into northern ireland, western scotland, wales and south—west england. not quite as chilly tonight as last night. lows between seven and 11 celsius. a fairly unsettled day tomorrow, frontal system gradually working its way eastwards. increasing the cloud, bringing outbreaks of rain too many. strengthening the wind as well. a dry and perhaps bright start for some eastern counties, but it will not take long for the cloud to build, rain already in the west, some heavy. continuing to work its way plans. turning triable northern ireland, the western isles, south—west england through the afternoon. noticeable wind, quite gusty at times, average speeds, gas will be hired between western scotla nd will be hired between western scotland and southern codes. tempted tomorrow between 13 and 1970s, but given the rain, strength of the wind, it will feel quite cool for many. murray evening, outb

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playing now for pope francis before a formal tree—planting now for pope francis before a formal tree—pla that will ta ke tree—planting ceremony that will take place here at the irish president‘shome. more coverage throughout the day. let‘s see what is coming our way this weekend. tomorrow is not a great day, a wash—out for some of us, but until that happens, today is not bad. sunshine and a few showers. here is the latest satellite image. all of our weather is sinking in from the north. this is where the jet stream is coming from. it has been dragging in colder airfrom the polar regions. that is why it felt so chilly first thing this morning. tonight, parts of the country will turn pretty nippy as well. let‘s concentrate on the weather from midday onwards. a lot of fine weather across the uk. you will hardly notice the showers on the weather map because they will be very small and will not last long. you will be unlikely to catch them. for most of us, a fine day. not a desperately warm day, but the sun is still strong. a beautiful evening out there. there will be nice sunsets. tonight, t

low—carb, high—carb, just meat, pla nt—based, sugar—free — there are so many different pieces of adviceover 25 years suggests that cutting carbs altogether could increase the risk of an early death. when people think of carbohydrates, they might think of foods like this, and this report is saying that those who substitute their carbohydrates for more meat isn't the best option. in fact, what they would rather you did was substitute it for more nutritious carbohydrates, so effectively eating more fruit and vegetables. researchers of the report say people who consume very small amounts of carbohydrates will have a life expectancy of around 79 years. those who only focus really on foods like breads, potatoes and cereals will have a life expectancy of around 82 years. but those who eat between 50%—55% of carbohydrates in their diet, that's the healthiest, could expect to live to about 83. carbs are good for us. it's really about making the most of getting a balanced diet, with everything in moderation, lots of colour. that's the key. the findings of this study did rely on people's self—repo

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if successful it will expand to chris plas and new year's decorations. >> thank you. >>> here is a story concerning a lot of parents this morning. it might make you think twice before letting your child fly unaccompanied. nine-year-old carter and his seven-year-old sister were heading home to orlando. they were flying as unaccompanied minors. when the flight was unexpectedly diverted overnight that's when the parents nightmare began. they were taken to a hotel at 4:00 in the morning. their father only heard this news because his son borrowed somebody else's phone to text him, not the airline. >> for frontier to leave the messaging i think is really unacceptable. no supervisor tried to call. no phone calls or e-mails. >> it showed the kids were in contact with their parents and they were attended to at all times bay frontier supervisor. he says his children were only given rice crispy treats that night and put into one hotel room and put into a room with six other unaccompanied minors. >>> looking good makes you feel good about yourself. >> sunday they are hosting the sixth annual cuts fo

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chopper 4 over the scene of a massive fire at a recycling t plas morning. >> this is on frederick roado impacting trafficne by. news 4's chris lawrence begins our team coverage. he's been on thed. grou so chris, what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah. the worst thing i can tell you, someone was in there when the fire started and no firefighters were injured. that's been a bigissue. water or the lack of it. the tankers are having to come upmaryland 355 one by one for miles at a time to try to get water on this fire. that ha hurt some of the suppression efforts over the past few hours. it's a warehouse. they handle recyclable materials, likeasphalt, metal, concrete, brick. fortunately, they don't handle hazaous materials, no asbest asbestos. one of the things the investigators told me, they had solar panels up on the that makes the roof very heavy. they're worried about structural collapse ere. hat's one of the reasons they have not been sending fefighters intohe structure. they've been trying to get as much water from the outside and hit the hotspots. again, i can tell you that huge, huge