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. >> k-2 is the latest thing that is kicking pple while they are down. it is a drug that is taking advantage of people in their poverty in order to get a cheap high but in the process it is killing people. >> reporter: d.c. officials say 300 people were treated at hospitals for overdoses during a ten-day period in july, more than all of july in 2017. in northwest, jackie bensen, >news 4. et when we come back, the short list gng shorter. amazon coming closer to picking a cityew for its headquarters and the d.c. area still in the running. >>> plus they're convenient and equipped but how safe are payment apps like venmo and zelle. what you need to know about the what you need to know about the security of th my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! new cascade platinum. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched wit

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too much time on their devices. 52% say they are taking steps to cut back on mobile phone use and pple may notall far from the tree >>> olympic buzz has hit the campus of howard university. the biggest star from the pool. pena will be competing in the 2020 olympics. the senior who accomplished so much will be in just two yrs what t makes it extra special two siblings will be competing it is the first time they are competing and i swimmingthe oympics. getting videos there. the newly formed federation contacted her they have dual citizenship and the rest is history. >> i'm not going to lie. it's exciting. >> the biggest thing is training is extremely hard. it's not just about us anymore but it's also about our country and our school, our universities. >> it's greato be able to see the team, encouraging her andor this onity is inspiring the rest of the team. i can already see an extra bit oft energy t we normally haven't had. we usually have great energy. this year it is on a whole other level. >> it consists of ten islands. even though it is surrounded by water it's building e first swim

the suspect killed two pple at the competition in jacksonville before turning the gun on himself. >> we have team coverage of the sh rampage on the local connection to thisri. gunfire and three people who escaped. >> i thought it was topping. >> hosting the madden football tourname at aestaurant when the shooting started. >> i could see the shooter's hand. i could see the red beam on the gun. police say the shooter was davie katz seen h in a previous video game tournament. >> he kee to>> himself. gamers alleging they died in the attack. fellow competitors stunned. hurt.is i'm hurt. i feel like they all are. i want them to kno they arell my brothers. we all say the same pain. >> a day of friendly competition turned to panic, pain and death all in a matter of seconds. >>> he is back home now and recovering tonight. new sdeta immerging about the suspect and history of mental health issues. amy is in our news room with more information about all of this, amy. >> that suspect had a history of ment mental illness. he was commit tod mental hospitals and had to takenti psychotic. documents s

so pple have been working pretty hard to try to bring more of that history to the ty, including bringing back a monument to chavirlottesville's im of lynching. >> sreenivasan: all right, nicole hemmer, grfort of virginia, joinings via skype today. thanks so much. >> thank you so much for having me: >> sreenivasvestigators in seattle, washington want to know how an airline employee stole an empty horizon air turboprop arplane last night at seattle- tacoma internationport. 29-year-old richard russell, who is being described as "suicidal," flew nearly 90 minutes on a joyride before crashing into a small island inh puget sound. before the crash, russell told an air traffic controller that he was, "jt a broken guy, got a few screws loose." representative chris collins g hisw york is suspend re-election campaign.e threpublican congressman was ins cted wednesday on chargeof insider trading, related to a biotechnology firm where h served on the bocod. llins initially said he would continue his campaign, but now says he will only fi out his term, and, "continue to fight the meritless agarges brou

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another c caught the driver going out of his way to drive through puddles after heavy rain to soak pple on the sidewalk. that driver posted the video on you tube, morehan 2 million people watched it, including people at the company that owns the van. the driver was fired and theco mpany has issued apology. it happens on accident quite a bit but tt's a t. >> if i see people walking on a day like that, i try to ebb swerve away from the puddle. >> that's probably the better way to go. >>> graduation photos are a te to be creative, but someone student took her photo shoot to a whole new level. >> she's about to graduate and her pictures are giving see you later alligator a new meaning. she poses with gator big tex, apparently is what they call him. she posted the pictures on social media with the caption -- and then it starts to come back for this weekend and we will nc have rain c over the weekend. right now -- cool spots leesburg 68 degrees we drop a degree or two as we go through the 7:05om hour. don't think you need your rain boots. this morning wilutbe dry more showers and thunderstorm

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pple is spending millions. disney is getting started with its streaming service.an arms race happening in hollywood right now. most people seem to believe there will be anywhere from three to six services that can thrive. there doesn't have to be one winner, but netflix is certainly facing more competition online than ever before, both on-demand and from services. emily: andre, would you agree this is not a zero-sum game? if you had to choose three to six services, which ones would you choose to be the winner? andre: i'm probably not going to disclose which three to six winners, or else the other 50 clients we have might be pretty upset. we work with a lot of these companies. what i will say, and this is absolutely -- this is something i've talked about for years now, netflix has no real competitive advantage relative to a tech arrier to entry. they have a lot of content, but still, none of the content they have holds the type of value that, say, disney has with some of their original content. i do think it's going to be more and more expensive for netflix, in ter

the five pple he was holding interviewed and released. >> the last thing jack thought when he saw these peoplehi tr his house and they fled the scene to avoid the splice that he would be the focus of th investigation rather than the poem that did $80,000 damage to his home. >> reporter: andrews' attorney will argue his client was carrying out a lawful citizens arrest. >> he had the right to protect himself and hisproperty, and h had the right to detain people until police rarrived. orter: andrews' attorney would like to see the sheriff investigators back here to do more to look into this cri of extreme vandalism.n a spokesma for the sheriff's office tells news 4 they tigate to find out who was involved in the overnight fight that caused all that bloodshed. carey,in county, julie news 4. >> sheriff's investigators tell us that a fight did break out. they have confirmed that at the home when another group crashed the party. >> now to the maryland governor's race and a new poll that shows the incumbent with a sizable lead. hogan can governor larry is polling at 52% with hismo atic challeng

. >> cooked up by pple who would rather find scapegoats. >> who fought with believes always in his honor. >> it matters less that you can fight. what you fight for is the rea test. his morning we remembe john mccain. will talk to hillary clinton and his arizona lleague jeff flake and plus presidentrump's nightmare week, michael cohen pleads guil and manafort found guiltys the presiden allies abandoning him. how is all of this impacted president trump's approval ratings. we have a brand new poll taken before and after the cohen/manafort stories broke. joining me is andrea mitchell,h e jackson, susan page, and david brody. welcome to sunday for a special edition of "meet the press." from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chk todd. good sunday morning, he was a warrior, a politician and a maverick. the news he died late it was not unexpected but less tragic. some deaths leave a greater hole in our national physche. his wife cindy wrote, "my hearm is broken, i lucky to live the adventure of this man for 38 years." he passed

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for some pple, the bear is easy to see.hat daisy girl spot is in a lot of what we see today.to >> isn't it smare as strong as the bear? >> mann: the use of emotion in political advertising, that's directly from that daisy girl spot. >> ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountain's majesty above the fruited plain ♪ ♪ america, america... >> corzilius: i do see similariti with the current political commercials. i think to myself, "had the daisy ad not happened, how would that have changed the commercials of tay?" so in a way, i don't want to say i'm ashamed, but in a way,u i'm thinking, ow, it's pretty dirty politics, some of these commercials,sa and i can'i agree with it. >> i know john kerry is lying abouhis first purple heart, because i treated him for that injury. >> d. goodwin: it's probably true from that moment on that the amount of time, resources, and money that was spent on television ads just kept escalang, so that a huge part of campaigning became, "what are the ads going to b

coming in >>> sticking with apple, china's huawei shipped 52 million handsets last quarter compared to pple's3 million handsets. samsung commands about 21% of the global smartphone market. >>> news out of asia china tower reportedly raising 6.9 billion in its ipo this would be the largest ipo in the world in over two years. china tower is the biggest telecom operator >>> one high profile activist investor may be seeking changes to an american iconic company. >> dan loeb's their point reportedly built a stake of 3$30 million in campbells soup, that's 2.5%. sources say that third point filed for antitrust clearance, which is necessary if it wants to increase that stake and get involved in business decisions the 30-day waiting period ended earlier this week. it's unclear what loeb's plans are for the stake but he spoke with the interim ceo about a possible course of action. campbell soup is at a cross road in its 150-year history as canned souch can ed soups and other processed foods have stepped out of favor. the company said it will review its product lineup which could involve selling or spin

i talked to a resident of the building a short time ago who said that there have been a number of pplebuilding who have asked that the window locks on those windo be made stronger. he said that they are very flimsy nylon locks and people are very, very concerned about this. again, we do not havef a lot information at this time, but we are shortly expecting a pressnf ence from fairfax county police and hopefully we will get some more information. live in fairfax county, jackie benson, news 4. back to you. >> all right,ie ja thank you. >>> there's a new exhibit at arngton national cemetery honoring a century of womene in marine corps. 100 years ago the first woman enlisted in the marines. when women first started joining in world war 1 they were limited to desk jobs. a lot has changed since then. >> back when i was in, we certainly at that time, we were not train as they are now to do whatever is needed and be deployed wherever it's neeitd. >> even expanded roles women today only make up about e 8% o marines. >> serving their country. >> all right. let's get the word on the weather, folk

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blamed the coalition for an attack in yemen's west that reportedly killed 30 pple, including women, and many children. the coalition disputes tt claim. earlier this month, the u.n. says a coalition airstrike hit a school bus, killing at least 51 people, including 40 children. the u.s. provides support to the coalition, and now congress is calling for thpentagon and white house to better describe that support. some on capitol hill want the u.s. to cease its involvement all together. for more on this, we are joined from beirut by kristine beckerle, the yemen researcher at human rights watch, and the lead author of a report released today, "hiding behind the coalition: failure to credibly investigate and provide redress for unlawful attacks in yemen." kris very much for joining us. the u.s. says it only provides mid-air refueling and does not provide any targeti is that what you understand? >> so, first of all, thank you for having me. and i think the big issue on the u.s.'s side is similar to what we're pointing out in the new report, which is basicallye' thbeen an incredible dearth of tr

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, soldiers and police patrolled the streets of the capital, among the shuttered stores, and warned pple to stay away. police also se caled omisa's headquarters. his supportersil warned they not be repressed again. one said, "we are tired of these people. they have to go." what do these results mean for zimbabwe? peter pham runs the africa center for the atlantic council here in washington. welcome back to the "newshour". what's your reaction to these results? regret to say they've been taint bid the tragic evebs the hours. the shooting of the unarmed civilians, includg ironically even the aunt of one of the ministers in president mnangagwa's cabinet is one of those who lost their lives. that cast a shadow of the results and the shame is this has been arguably the best ection zimbabwe's had in almost 20 years. so it's sad, but we know the results and the key thi is to learn the lessons and move on from herese >> so your e is the claims of the opposition party, that there was rigging gng on that in the last few days they were ginning up totals to make sure the president was reeleed. you t

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some pple lost everything. this full of soggy old picture albums they are throwing out. this may be over millions bracing for what could be another day of dangerous weather. mother nature unleashing her fury. >> it was a long stretch of time that a really heavy rain pounded the area. >> relentless rain and dangerous flash flooding soaking the northeast. >> monsoon. it didn't stop. >> rushing waters threatening drers in sever states. people and pets pulled to safety as cities and towns grapple with .utal conditio in pennsylvania's lehigh valley, a scary situation. accordin to reports more than 100 rafters on a field trip, including many children, went missing. rescue crews moved in quickly pulling dozens at the rafters tf safetyor the fast moving water. authorities say all of them have now been accounted for. in phoenixville, cws rescued a boy clinging to a tree in a raging creek. >> this the kind of thing we've been seeing all >> in pittsburgh a man is in critical condition after he was struck by lightning while playing soccer. >> h we jue they will recover fully. >> off

. >> i personally would like to see pple that look like me and these ladies, you know, in the boardroommen need to be represented. >> you know, it's interesting. i w t justking to you guys off camera. i noticed yesterday on my instagram feed, i noticed all the covers. it's one of the things where i saw i and i thought, that's nice. then i saw it again, oh, that's nice. but the hope is that it's not a passing trend, that it just kind of becomes the norm that you don't even notice. it's like, yes, there's a woman of color on the cover. >> it's interesting to hear tverly johnson reacting. it's interesting hear her point of view after all those years. >> it's progress. >> she makes a good point. >> asked about the boardroom, at's even more important. >> move the needle just a little more. >>> all right, guys, straight ahead, new music from elvis. jenna visits graceland with lisa marie presley to talk about her emotional newroject and overcoming obstacles in her life. >>> also, someone else has a new album out to jason mraz! get ready for that live concert on the plaza after your local news.