at issue, the new attorney general karl racine's battles. racine opposes bowser's plan and instead he wants more powers and a bigger budget. the d.c. council held a five hour round table on the dispute and they say it needs more public discussion. the mayor is happy to have more public debate. >>> a big drug bust in maryland. 100,000 bags of spice were confiscated. according to police they started an investigation after an increase in overdoses in washington county. we are told that people who had overdosed were as old as 50 and as young as 11. >>> 4:36 now. some businesses in maryland are not happy with mgm. mgm is facing a discrimination lawsuit filed by several prince george's county businesses. the businesses claim they were purposely left out of the bidding process to build the new casino. they say mgm used at least one white owned company masking itself as a minority owned business. the allegations and the complaint are absolutely baseless mgm said and they'll defend the lawsuit. >>> lots of you will be rocking the red as the capitals

but first, this is his album "racine carrÉe."s is "nightline." >> tonight, breaking news from baltimore. erupting after the funeral of freddie gray who died from a severe injury while in police custody. now as protesters take to the streets the looting, injuries and arrests. police pleading to end the violence and we are there. >>> bruce jenner's first wife speaks. coming forward to talk about their private family struggles, as their children come to terms with the new reality. >> it was such a shock. >> reporter: what it was like to be by his side during that exclusive interview and how it is all bringing them closer together now. ♪ >>> it has been ten

at issue, muriel bowser's budget proposal waters down karl racine's powers to review government contracts. the attorney general opposes that plan and instead he wants more powers and a bigger budget. the d.c. council held a five hour round table on this dispute yesterday. they say the matter needs more public discussion. the mayor is happy to have more public debate. >>> it is 6:06. it is time to rock the red as the capitals take on the new york islanders tonight in washington. it's the fifth game of the playoff series starting at 7:00 p.m. the series is all tied up right now. we just checked stub hub for you. you can buy some tickets for game as little as $63 or as much as $700 online if you want to splurge for some good seats. >>> a frightening case of mistaken identity. why this girl in mexico was accidentally taken against her will and sent to the united states. and what it took to get her back home. >>> it was a problem that might have left you stuck in traffic as you tried to get home last night. now we're learning what's to blame for manhole explosion in downtown washington. >>> a

something we're really worried about in this neighborhood. >> i want to touch on a -- >> reporter: racine is talking to the petworth advisory neighborhood commission tonight at 6:30 to talk about the synthetic sales. >> most of the stores are responsible and they do not want to sell these things to kids. other stores, you know, frankly, are profiting. that's the people who we'll focus our energies on. >> reporter: news4 attempted to contact owners of some of the convenience stores, but they could not be reached for comment. some clerks insisted sales were no longer taking place. in the district tom sherwood, news4. >>> it doesn't just happen around the holidays. there is a search on for a man who snatched the package on the steps of a home on ninth street. the surveillance camera caught the man walking up and a few seconds later walking away with a package. you're asked to call police if you recognize the man. there is a $1,000 reward. >>> the home of the washington nationals is now facing a federal discrimination lawsuit. three former ballpark ushers who are seventh day adventists are su

a racin crease is highly unlikely when we get the results of the meeting tomorrow many of the nation's top money managers and investment strategists do expect changes down the road. steve liesman explains. >> as the fed begins the two-day meeting the market is looking for a better market that is easier and starts later, and the reason is a stronger dollar and lower prices and lower outlook for inflation and weaker economic growth. and here is the time line. 38 market participants polleds first race hike in august of 2015, now seen in october. two months later for the start of rate hikes. the fed won't let the $4 trillion balance decline to april 2016 and now may 2016. how about when it will finally finish hiking rates. had been the fourth quarter of 2017 at 3%. now it is a quarter later at a lower rate of 2.85%. and the outlook for rates this year and next is also lower. if you look here. they lowered it for about 40 basis points for 2016 and about 20 for 2015. so looking for two hikes here. two quarter point likes here in 2015. looking at growth, it is remained steady despite the head

. >> reporter: possible debris from the tornado now spotted more than 100 miles away in racine wisconsin. matt finding a check with the address next to his home friday night. >> my dog wanted to go out. i stood there, looked down and spotted the check. there's only one way it got there, in that storm cloud, it had to be. >> reporter: in a nearby town these wedding photos found in a wooded area. they, too, carried by the storm. and the outpour ing of support, growing hundreds have been lining up here at this fire station all day donating whatever they can to help those who lost everything, cecilia? >> a community real really coming together. thank you. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. that devastation, tragic. you're telling me there's more severe weather heading to the plains? >> yeah the atmosphere kind of resetting itself. luckily not the huge tornado threat we had earlier this week. take a look at the map and we'll show you the area that's highlighted. we'll see big storms throughout the evening, and midnight tonight. texas panhandle through texas and eastern colorado. we'll s

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. >> we got oatmeal racin fruit loops. >> they're infused with marijuana oil. >> that's pretty potent stuff. >> it is. it's really strong. it's not for a lightweight. >> as thousands of people indulged in their favorite bud opponents included potency of modern marijuana is the biggest problem. >> so many people think of the marijuana of the '70s and of the '60s where basically the thc was 1% to 2%. today the lowest is 10%. >> as a researcher that focuses on child development, she says her biggest concern is for teens. we spotted plenty of young people who sparked high school classes. of course, it's still technically illegal to openly smoke pot in the state of california. so this event doesn't have a sponsor. that means the city of san francisco will have to pick up the bill for management and cleanup. i'm sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >> people who get stoned and decide to get behind the wheel are more likely to get busted under new legislation that was introduced in sacramento today. the bill allows law enforcement to test drivers roadside impairment using a device to test oral fluid

at issue, muriel bowser's budget proposal waters down some of karl racine's powers. he opposes that plan and instead he wants more powers and a bigger budget. the d.c. council held a five-hour roundtable on the dispute today. they said the matter needs more public discussion. bowser's spokesperson says that the mayor is happy to have more public debate. >>> a big drug bust in maryland. hagerstown police seized 112 bags of spice. you see them right here. it's a type of synthetic marijuana. according to the police department there, they started their investigation after an increase in overdoses in washington county. we're told the people who had overdosed were as old as 50 years old and as young as 11 years old. >>> it is 5:04. mgm is facing a discrimination lawsuit filed by several prince george's county businesses. the businesses claim they were purposely left out of the bidding process to build a new casino at national harbor. they say mgm used at least one white owned company masking itself as a minority business. the allegations and the complaint are absolutely ba

attorney general karl racine who is addressing the petworth community tonight, told news4 many stores have stopped selling synthetic substances that have been illegal since 2012. he says he's going after the others. >> i think it's a significant problem. first ever all, it's illegal. to the extent that we can under law -- and we think there are good theories there -- we will shut these businesses down. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >> announcer: next dangerous flames destroyed their trucks. now a maryland fire department is moving forward. see what's left of the charred equipment and what it will take to replace it all. overwhelming support for a local sin dog going targeted by vandals. plus misty copeland breaking do ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>> now at 6:30, inside the inferno. >> surrounded by this molten tar that was igniting everything around us. >> a firefighter injured while battling this massive blaze describes what it was like as the flames closed in a

a man in racine, wisconsin, found a check on his lawn addressed to someone in rochelle, illinois. back, but first, he wants to make sure the mailbox is still standing. >>> people trying to come to grips with the devastation spent sunday morning in church. a special service held to offer support and comfort to victims. the priest saying it's a miracle so many people survived. >>> well, another threatening weather system moves across texas and flooding downpours drench the gulf coast. >> let's check in with paul williams, good morning, paul. >> thank you, reena, ryan. we have the perfect recipe for the pot to overflow. the deal is this. a surge of warm air from the south and stationary boundary slow moving along with the low pressure system that is a big spoon to keep things stirred up in the upper atmosphere and stays dumping scattered showers along the gulf coast as well as thunderstorms firing up just ahead of that. now, that low eventually slides its way up to the northeast and spreads the wealth to the northeast, but until then, it's rich with rain in the deep south. back to yo

of debris from the tornado that ripped apart northern illinois landed more than 100 miles away in racineonsin. the check addressed to rochelle, illinois landed in matt's front yard. he says it didn't blow away after it landed because it was wet. >> i am hoping to find out who these people are. i really feel bad about them. gosh, i could imagine if this happened to me. >> he says he plans on sending the check back to its owner but says he's going to send it through an official route to make sure there's a mailbox ready to receive it. should federal officials are investigate -- >>> federal officials are investigating whether nestle is using expired permits to pipe water from a national forest and sell it as bottled water. >> they've been transporting the water, bottled as arrowhead 100% mountain spring water. >> their permit actually expired in 1988. another permit relating to a different contract expired in 1994. if you want to renew one of the permits it does require an environmental review which could take more than two years. >>> we know the drought may be causing problems all across t