the brothers wanted out from ray and ray wanted out from the brothers. it was just typical breakup and ray said what is it going to take to make you walk away and the brothers got back right away and said name your price. they were not budging on the price and they said if he you can't come up with this money of stick around but ray knew if they had this early contract from the very beginning and harry's involvement with the company. they had to continue it was an albatross with the brothers and they didn't want that agreement. they could have have that agreement if they were to go out and keep borrowing money and ultimately filed for an initial public offering. my pleasure. i give much more detail about in the book. >> harry got up big chunk of the money for all the ideas he brought to the table. >> in the early days ray was very generous with that stock because he said it was not worth anything. the chicago transit authority token was worth more money but he gave carried 20% of the stock and he gave his longtime secretary, who was much more than secret

maybe i want to say to ray, "thank you, ray.is entire strange inheritance story. and who knows? it may get these two retired actors back into pictures, two lives touched forever by a man they'd never met. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com lauren: breaking news this morning. the day after gunman opens fire on republican congressman playing fire. steve scalise remains in critical condition. you were looking out a live shot of the nation's capitol. a live report from washington with the development. i'm lauren simonetti. >> i am laurie brought in for cheryl casone. robert mueller expanded its investigation into russian meddling in the u.s. election

ray: mango, mango.n: and ray, you've kind of also, at the same time, you've created a network. because i mean, the latino vintners, they're well-organized and they're cohesive, but by bringing 'em together in something like this, now you're talking about them mingling napa county, sonoma, south bay. ray: yes, and that's how i always believed it should be, you know? last year, i remember pedro ceja and ramon rios from tracy. pedro is from napa. he has his own beer now, besides the wines. they were up until 5 o'clock in the morning. they're both from michoacán, i believe. but anyhow, it's just unity and working together, and just like our event, i really believe that, from day one, it's in diversity, and that's why we have a vietnamese restaurant here. i think we're gonna have a vietnamese bakery here too, mint and basil. and her food, cindy ho is the owner, and she has four--three locations, opening up another in saratoga. her food is unbelievable. damian: i bet. i'll let you open up your-- nancy: you wa

meantime in this del ray neighborhood, another day of a day out of the ordinary here.s of fbi patrols on the ground. crime tape still up here at the park as investigators dig deeper into this man now accused of opening fire. take a look at his face. this is 66-year-old james hodgkinson.belleville, illinois. he's believed to have been living out of his van here in alexandria. they pulled from the van mattress, personal items, pillows and pape parking lot. many in this area, including neighbors, people at the y, even business owners have said they recognize him saying he often kept to himself. former alexandria mayor bill euille said he was pleasant. >> to the local alexandria community, we believe that the shooter has been living out of his vehicle in the vicinity of eastman road -- street, therefore, asking you to report any interactions that you may have had with him. >> reporter: and just a reminder of the carnage that happened here yesterday. looking now live at that baseball field where baseball gear remains on that diamond where it was left yesterday when those bu

ray romano is here, ladies and gentlemen. >> steve: yeah!e on. >> jimmy: you know kumail -- kumail nanjiani? >> steve: yeah, he's a nice dude. >> jimmy: i don't know him. kumail nanjiani, just hit a a home run with this thing. he wrote it with his wife. you guys, you're going to freak out. it's honestly so different and great. i loved it. also joining us tonight, she's an amazing actress. one of the stars of "preacher," which is back for season two this sunday night. ruth negga is stopping by. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we got great music from camila cabello! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: "crying in the club." guys, it is time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey guys, we do this thing every wednesday, where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. so since it was officially the first day of summer this week, i sent out a hashtag called #summersongs. okay, and i asked you guys to send us funny summer-themed songs. we got a gian

ray: it's a legitimate issue. when nancy pelosi became speaker of the house, they had 40 more seats in the house. howie: if nancy pelosi resigned tomorrow, i know she is in her late 70s and has been around forever and is a san francisco liberal so she is a big fat target for the gop. is it a little bit of fake media drama because she is not going anywhere for the rest of his term. shannon: the speaker majority leaders are always in the target. i think it's part of the nature of the job. she has 2018. maybe she didn't have a great week in washington. but there is a long road ahead and a lot could happen between now and then. howie: i wonder if the media overdramatizes the significance of these special elections. mollie: it's no longer a referendum on trump which was a change in media direction. howie: some said it shows trump's party is able. mollie: it's a party-wide issue. and in newsrooms these views that the democrats have don't seem so radical whether they are on abortions or how to treat christians in the pub

. >>> bob melvin and the as had no answer for the rays' bats in tampa. bottom of the 4th smith connects for one of the rays' five home runs in the game and they crush oakland 13-4. >>> warriors crushed tonight by the cleveland cavaliers, but i tell you what. i think the warriors are lucky to get out of here with a split. i think they were outplayed both games but did win game three. so they're going back to oakland for game five. they can win it there. >> thank you. we'll be right back. who are these people?

ray had request for information from that cell phone from the u.s. attorney's office. i expect him to fully cooperate. mr. ray had took possession of the cell phone to convey the appropriate information requested by the u.s. attorney's office to them. he just kept the cell phone after that. it had no connection any longer to the cell tower will not be able to be utilized. i remember somebody asked me which causes ridiculousness, where's the cell phone. i said i did not know. what i meant by that at the times that i did not know who had it, i didn't know. i know because i would be asked today to verify with mr. ray that -- i don't care what they do with it. as far as i'm concerned they can throw it out. it doesn't matter to me. >> the reason my christie's cell phone became irrelevant is because there is speculation that might've been text messages that may have implicated him saying he knew what was going on at a time he said it was not happening. this is all speculation. the cell phone could've had those text messages implicating governor christie but we never seen it.

rest in peace, ray heckler. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker, on january 29, 2017, u.s. navy special warfare operator william

trump tweeting about chris ray this morning and chris christie's bridge gate lawyer. all of this by the way only the warmup to tomorrow, what some are calling the most anticipated congressional testimony since watergate. buckle up. i want to get to casey hunt on capitol hill. today's hearing just got a lot more interesting overnight, huh? >> reporter: they did. that's for sure. this is a hearing about the reauthorization of the program that in part codified the warrant list wiretapping. hang on one second. i'm going to talk to a senator about to go into the hearing. what's your response to the reporting of dan coats own what he may have had discussions with the president about comey's involvement in this investigation? >> i think that would be highly inappropriate. he said in front of the senate arms service committee that he didn't want to answer those question but he would for the oversight committee. i hope he answers those questions those. >> reporter: the spokesman for coats said he did not want to discuss any of his plooift discussions with the president. if he

ray to be the new operator of the fbi. ray worked for george w. bush. most recently, he represented new jersey governor chris christie during the bridgegate scandal. >> clearly, this is an effort by the president to try to distract attention from our hearings today, and our hearings tomorrow. >> reporter: president trump's national security team appearing before the senate intelligence committee. the director of national tension dan coats testifies today. >> we have pressure points not once, but twice. did the states ask you to either down play the russian investigation, or to directly intervene with comey. >> we are in a public session here, and i do not feel it's appropriate for me to address it. >> tomorrow, comey will testify. cbs news has learned comey will stick to the facts and will not say whether he believes president trump obstructed justice. a source close to comey tells cbs, the president's outreach made comey uncomfortable, and he asked jeff sessions not to leave him alone with trump. cbs news, capitol hill. >>> christopher ray may not be w

in 2003 ray was confirmed unanimously to become the assistant attorney general. lester? >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> turning overseas where isis claimed responsibility for a pair of rare terror attacks in iran's capital. at least 12 were killed and 42 injured in near simultaneous attacks in tie reheran. as bill neely explains, isis gunman recorded one of the attacks as it happened. >> reporter: under attack has never before, iran's parliament. four isis gunman inside killing at will. they got in dressed as women. iran's elite guards pinned down for four hours, parliament lockdown, children escaping from windows, a woman, too, wearing a flak jacket. the isis gunman had time to film a propaganda video, boasting of the first attack inside iran. within minutes, a second attack on a symbol of the country and of iran's power in the region. isis striking the shrine of the founder of modern iran. a female suicide bomber blowing herself up at the tomb. a gunman opening fire, all six terrorists died, all were from iran. in a statement, the president simple thiympathized with

ray began na national at 68.t in the upper 80s this afternoon and we'll have quite a bit of sunshine. just a few high clouds. and then rain showers off and on on monday, but should be dry for the morning commute. rain showers midday, perhaps right around the metro area and then the rain moves east during the afternoon. maybe an additional thundershower monday evening. mid week we get cooler, but then next weekend it gets hot. >>> and we'll be back at 9:00 with more local news and a check on what is happening out of london where we're police arrested 12 people. elcom today." london in a state of shock this morning. the day after yet another terror attack that began when a van ran off the road straight into a group of pedestrians on the iconic london bridge. three men then fled the van and ran to a nearby area packed with bars and restaurants and began to stab people. at least seven innocent people are dead. the three attackers, too. around 50 others were wounded. and this morning, there have been a number of arres

we're live in del ray, back to you. >> you got it, jim.and into the evening. lester holt with anchor nightly news right in alexandria. >>> doug is back with an update on our weather, hot and hazy but not as hot as we were afraid it might be today. >> but the heat wave did extend today. we hit 91. we made it. we made it. the streak's alive. it'll be over tomorrow. will we hit 90s? a tough forecast out there. difference of a few degrees but that difference means we stayed in the heat wave. 91 degrees. baltimore 91 down to the south in warrenton. another hazy hot and humid day and we have a few clouds out there. temperatures 87 degrees. that heat index 94 degrees. it's a hot one. not seeing much in the way of storms. most of us are draw with the exception of fauquier county just to the south. here's a little shower north of hartward here in southern fauquier county. most of us will stay on the dry side tonight. most of the activity because of that easterly flow, that northeasterly flow most of the activity is south to us. big storm out here t

he frequented some of the restaurant and bars in del ray. they want to get every bit of information they can as they move forward with this investigation. you had that incredible encounter and one among many in this community. the fbi would like to hear from anybody who has had a conversation or seen this gunman and the number to call is, 1-800-call-fbi. if you'd like to know the very latest details, go to our special section in our nbc washington app. i'll be back here live at 11:00 on the scene. doreen and wendy back to you for now. >>> thanks. the timing of this is coincidental. members of congress are joining parents of the sandy hook. >> they're coming together for the sandy hook gala. the events is taken on added significance because of today's shooting in alexandria, mark. >> reporter: as you said this is an annual event so it's been in the planning stages for ms down here at the andrew melon hall down here on constitution avenue inside tonight they're going to hear from students who have come from around the country to talk about pla

the rays get five more in the fifth. this is corey dickerson deep and gone over the wall and that's a three run shot. the 7th inning, the rays are leading the a's 13-2. team usa one their world cup qualifier last night. today a continues. this time it is sweden against france. it was a 1-1 game in extra time, stoppage time. have a look at how things basically concluded. >> sweden has one of the most extraordinary fashion. with the goal from the halfway line. >> that was extraordinary fashion, wasn't it guys? you don't see that very often. 2-1 sweden has defeated france on a very unusual goal. basically that's john smith. check this out. video was looking out from around the major leagues. this is a foul ball last night. it looks like an ordinary foul ball. you have heard of hitting the cover off of a ball. the entire thing shredded and came loose. an unusual play. in the meantime, college regionals, baseball, a sensational pitch right there. a beautiful play. he might be on his way to the major leagues with range like th

drinking at bars in del ray and hanging out at the y. former mayor bill yule remembers seeing him here on a daily basis. >> i would just characterize him as rational, a loner. really only spoke to me pleasantries every morning and never -- i never saw him actually have exchanges with any of the other members like he did with me and with the manager behind the desk. >> reporter: on facebook, hodgkinson had some strong and sometimes vulgar political thoughts. i want to say, mr. president, you're an expletive. you're the biggest expletive we've ever had in the oval office. now back in bellville, illinois, hodgkinson ran a home inspection business. but he let his expire. police say they were concerned about the way he was shooting his gun outside. back here in del ray i want you to take a look at the intensity of the investigation here. the mobile command centers, huge trucks, the feds, the fbi, atf, police officers from a number of jurisdictions. by the time this is all over, they're going to know just about everything there is to know abou

this is del ray. we turn out for everything. it's a members of several locals churches gathered together. george washington mitdle school for players this evening. there was a dog being walked today by a dog walker in the area of the park when the gunfire hand. that dog walker feared for her own life crawled under the investigation and the dog got free and rap what way scared and is missing tonight. take a look she's a pointer mix. she's black with white spots. turn out her owners are out of up to the so trying to spread the word on that if you have any information, if i live in this area and have seen this dog. they certainly want to hear from you. apparently he has the contact information on her dogs. late is the ray section of alexandria, lauren demarco, 06785 local news. james hodgkinson was recently he was a home inspector. investigators same he former alexandria mayor bill mule said he knew hodgkin ton and would see him at the us. >> that's what i got learned about the shooting and i could not get. there. >> otherwise i wo

del ray is as bucolic as it gets. a lot of place where families want to start families because it's quiet. they never hear ambulance sirens or sirens of any kind around here. shellshocked is describing how people react after what happened. the gunfire went on what many minutes with gunfire from the capitol police and the gunman shooting at each other. all around there are markings of the gunfight because there are bullet holes as i said earlier in cars, windows, at the ymca. that is the backdrop for that. there were bullet holes in the windows there and the side as well. you hear stories that some people in nearby apartments and doors were opening their doors taking people running from the scene trying to find a place to hide. >> there was chaos. people screaming. there were people running. people that were in the dog park adjacent to the baseball field laying flat on the ground. we started to see people running toward us to try to find cover wherever they could. we started hollering for them. they found us. and came

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that grueling work made ray and many of those heroic first responders sick. cancer which he contracted from the air in lower manhattan. he said my friends were murdered on 9/11. from september 12th on i'm still here, i'm very lucky i got to watch my kids grow up. a 27-year vet of the fdny, ray spent years caring for men and women like him who got sick in the country's darkest hours. firefighter ray pfeifer died this weekend on long island. he was 59 years old. his friend jon stewart spoke at his funeral on friday. >> how can you maintain all of this? he patted his chest. he reached in and pulled out credit cards. hundreds. he said i got all the cards i need. and now, ray, i have one. standby. hey katy, let me show you how behind schedule we are. yeah. are those the pyrotechnics that are gonna startle me from a distance? yep. and my impractical wardrobe changes, those all set? not even close. oh, this is probably going to shine in your eyes at the worst possible time. perfect. we're looking at a real train wreck here, am i right? wouldn't it be great if everyo

ray's family have told him they are so ray's family have told him they are so worried they want him tohim to leavelj will admit, it has played only a little bit. i have got a very good friend and i talk to her about it. it has affected your sleep. watches films or whatever, not wanting to go to sleepjust films or whatever, not wanting to go to sleep just in films or whatever, not wanting to go to sleepjust in case. ray was given a piece of the cladding by the original builders. now his daughter wa nted original builders. now his daughter wanted out of the flat. this is the piece. here is your fire. dangerous cladding issue is one of the reasons why hundreds of flats have been evacuated in camden overnight. it is for there are now eight councils across the capital that have now discovered similarfire across the capital that have now discovered similar fire risks to tower blocks. each one is being dealt with in a different way. back in hounslow, the scaffolding is going up but residents will not be moved. the council says they will be doing yet more fire safety checks on monday. festival

and this recreation area is now a crime scene in alexandria's del ray neighborhood. they are canvassing this area looking for shell casings or anything of that sort and for any other evidence that might help them piece together what happened this morning and why this happened and would lead to some answers as to what might need to be done in the future to further protect the new use of them and members of congress as alluded to a few times this morning. >> and we may see numerous markers from reports that we've been hearing from witnesses, just dozens and dozens of shots that people could see senator rand paul saying that he could see the shots coming from off of the ground as he was hiding behind a tree which occurred at shortly ever 7:00 this morning in del ray. mo brooks described so vividly what he could hear, who he could see being hit, how he described congressman scalise crawling away out into the outfield to try to get away, how he used his own belt to wrap around somebody's calf that had been tourniquet to stop the bleeding. >> i think it's important to poin

. >>> the president@named christopher ray to become the new head of the fbi. we have more on the decision just day before james comey testifies before congress. >> reporter: this morning president donald trump is nominating christopher ray to be the new fbi director, an announcement before leaving to caulk ant infrastructure. the day before he testifies in on the of the senate. the spt is trying to change the topics because we have two days are of hearingear. >>. >>> bt trumpo intervene he askedsomeba off in. another asked jeff sessions not tove sp is only getting is really compat we coming to ahead withcoy's testimony. they said jeff sessions offered to e heard his recusal angered president donald trump. pbc news, washington. >>> a congressman from texas plans to turn words into action. he says he'll draft articles of impeachment. he objected justice. articles of impeachment are statements of allegations. he can only be impeached by a majority vote soft house. >>> a rare to attack. the several were involved in an hour's long sfeej that winded. we'll bring you

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shooting happened at the simpson stadium park in the del ray neighborhood. neighbors described it as a quiet, close knit community. >> now it is swarming with federal agents. news 4's justin finch joining us live with more on the suspect the feds say caused all of this cha chaos. justin, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, erikaerika, baseball diamond is cordoned off. hours after the shooting james hodgkinson was shot and killed by police. here is a look. we a home inspector from belleville, illinois. they believe he was living out of his white van parked in this area. it was seen in the ymca parking lot yesterday. from that van we saw pillows and mattresses being pulled out. the ymca is next to the baseball field where he is believed to have opened fire on the gople congressional baseball practice yesterday morning. now members of that y, maybe even local people say they saw him in the area. the fbi looking for more insights like that to figure out who hodgkinson was and why he was here. >> he traveled from his residence in illinois and we are asking and spea

trump tweeted the news he is nominating christopher ray for the job. ray was voted to justice division when heoversaw investigations from the enron into wake of 9/11. >>> and the announcement comes one day after the fbi director comey isblic on capitol hill fo first time since his sk expecte qu investigation into theinterfere. intelligence officials a probe has the details from washington. >> reporte hearings on capitol hill are teeing up tomorrow's hearing with former fbi director james comey who may or may not have a lot to say about his meetings with president trump. he heads to ohio to talk law enforcement officia tevestigation into russian ly. >> each of you here todn oath t defend the ing that the directo he asked him to back off on the national security adviser russi >> any att house or even theo exploit this political purposes is ing. >> i have never been pressuredr >> but the main event is slate when comey testifies before theo talk about the asked comey to ed campaign ties to russia. he had told me in general terms that the president is uncom

. >>> let's talk about j.lo's new co-star, ray liotta, and a-rod.m on the set of the "shades of blue." chatting in between takes while they show off some pda. j.lo's twin. >> my dressing room is right next to jen's. every now and then, i'll go see max and emme. he always wants to play games. usually he wants to just go play make believe with his mom. >> jennifer seems like a great mom on-set. like she's balancing it all. >> she definitely does. she has a lot going on, but the kids are there a lot. >> do yourself a favor, when i crack, run. >> you can say things went a little south for ray in the season finale of "shades of blue," after being shot. but they wouldn't kill off j.lo's boss, would they? >> i'm sorry. >> do we need to be worried too much about your character's fate? >> no, i'm back. >> ray is hanging with another music big heavy weight. she's hanging out with d.j. khaled. this time, they're at the gym together. >> i have certain songs i want to listen to. >> are there certain roles on your bucket list? is there something you would want to

ray singh castaneda: we are in wine country. i mean, we've had wineries here that have been here over 100 years, and-- damian: the paul massons and everybody else, right? ray: the paul massons, and the--we have guglielmo's that have been here 75-80 years, and there's others, but northern california is wine country, you know? i'm kinda bias. everybody talks about paso robles,

republicans and democrats today all say chris ray is a top flight lawyer. he was an incredible member of the department of jus ts whticei worked with him. he has the respect of law enforcement, respect of the prosecutors, he has the represent of the defense bar. >> do you think chris ray will get the same questions comey got in donald trump asked jim comey if you accept his testimony to let him know if any of his satellite associates, the word the president used, were involved with -- do you think that donald trump knows whether or not his campaign associates had any contacts with the russians? >> listen, i don't think donald trump knows what every person who claims they were associated -- i'll give you an example. okay? i was involved with the campaign from february of '16, late february, forward. i never met carter page nor ever heard his name. i was on the plane with the president. i was in intelligence briefings with the then-candidate, now president. i was in on almost everybo high-level political conversation. when i tell you not only did i never meet

when ray headed up the criminal division. now he's president trump's pick to replace comey. >> all of these guys, that was when i was in the justice department. >> he would replace the man the president fired. >> how would he handle coming into this turmoil? >> that's right. he will be coming into tour moil. it's an even keeled guy and has a lot of experience. >> his experience also includes representing new jersey governor chris christie in the bridgegate scandal. >> there's a brand new announcement. anybody associated with the governor with the case is very suspicious to me. >> it's something the congresswoman of new jersey has questions about. >> i understand the governor would want the best lawyer he could find. if that's why he had him, that makes him a good candidate for this. if there's other reason, we'll have to wait and see. >> he calls him a good choice and he's already seen him deal with tough times. >> his tenure during that time was marked by a competence ask an ability to continue to forge forward during a peri

but what was striking to us was that ray mccormick story. it is when you hear and think well ray mccormick has had a really rough life. doesn't have a lot of resources. but we are seeing families with $40,000, $50,000 that were not taking medications and not getting health care that they need. because of the ups and downs of instability. sometimes they just weren't sure the money was going to be there in a steady way to start a medical procedure. >> sometimes i wonder people don't, when the spikes come - it is easy to think - and we do this as a country. buying a t.v. during a spike seems to have a certain psychological value. like i am moving out or maybe there's hope for me. >> there's another thing. a parcel in san jose at that they were really smart about this. the woman was talking to her husband, a construction worker. when you mix a little extra money fixing motorcycles on the side. all the money he gets from the motorcycles they put into a funny money fund and distended -- they spend it to live. and that allows them to be super stric

or blu—ray? was the last dvd that you bought? or blu-ray? i'm putting you on the spot.ing, apart from ben, who did not have kiddies. it was a dvd for my needs. yes, something high quality, pixar where you think this is going to be a high—quality experience for you all, where you think that it would not be as good if you downloaded. staying with technology, today is a good day for european union mobile phone customers. after years of negotiations, no longer, those annoying extra fees to usual device in eu companies. but for phone companies, it means the loss of a lucrative revenue flow. dave dyson is ceo of the mobile network three uk. he has been telling us how they will make up the difference. some operators make a lot of money out of international roaming, that profit will be lost because of the new regulation coming in. critics of the scheme suggest that it is possible that those companies will look to read group profits elsewhere within the business. for my business, three, we have been offering free—roaming for five years, we have not built up huge profits that we

if confirmed ray would replace james comey who the president fired in may. >>> in southern utah this morning the nation's largest currently burning wildfire has forced more than 1,500 people from their homes. high winds and dry conditions are fuelling the fire near the popular ski town of bryanhead and has a high potential for extreme fire behavior. it has grown to at least 74 square miles. the fire was started june 17th by someone using a torch to burn weeds. >>> east of los angeles a wildfire sparked by a traffic accident has grown overnight nearly two square miles. the so called fire in river side county has residents on edge. >> every time we see smoke and a fire it's always a scary thing for us, because just never know if it's going to come over that mountain and we've got to evacuate. >> there is zero containment and flames have forced officials to close at least one state road. >>> the american company that manufactured panels that played a major role in the deadly london high rise fire says it will no longer sell that type of panelling. at least 79 people were killed in the m

they wore buttons with the words, quote, love lives here in del ray. they even ended with a prayer. >> what's important here is that you know that we're here for you. we care about you and we're going to spend time out here with you. >> now there was supposed to be a little league championship game at that field where the shooting happened last night. it was canceled, but the league said they are working on rescheduling. back to you. >> megan, thank you. >>> it is 4:47 now. for the moment the nominees in virginia's election for governor are putting aside politics. both the democrat called off campaigning yesterday in response to the shooting. news 4 caught up with cory stewart who lost to gillespie. he acknowledges gillespie as the gop nominee. >>> there could be more trouble for president trump in the washington investigation. >> robert mueller is now looking into whether the president tried to obstruct justice. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. what actions of the president are the special counsel looking into and who do they want to int

sot- sargento ray kelly/ portavoz del alguacil del co de alameda t48 carjack alameda sot 01:45 "i canonly imagine what the father must of felt when the driver took off with his daugther.... --este sargento del alguacil del condado de alameda decia que no se podia imaginar lo que el padre habria sentido cuando vio que el sospechoso se iba en sucamioneta y con su hija dentro. --la jovencita habria suplicado al ladron que se bajara del vehiculo de su padre pero este hizo caso omiso y todo lo contrario, el hombre aceler con ella dentro. sot- sargento ray kelly/ portavoz del alguacil del co de alameda 01:41 "the 14 year old is very brave and she had a split second decision to make..... ---el sargento de la policia de castro valley dijo que entonces fue que la intrepida y valiente joven no tuvo una ltima salida... y en un segundo... tomo la decision de abrir la puerta y saltar del auto en movimiento cuando el asaltante apenas habia avanzado 50 pies. sot- sargento ray kelly/ portavoz del alguacil del co de alameda 02:21 "luckly no injuries...very lucky she made a very quick and smart decisio

a tiny type of algae that lives in the sea and protect themselves from dangerous sun rays. >> they do this by producing a sweet compound that has very high absorption properties so they screen out the harsh conditions of the sun, the ultraviolet rays. >> reporter: the doctor and her team grew the microalgae under ultraviolet light in a lab. they were able to extract the elements that protect us from ultraviolet light. >> we hope to get high enough concentrations to make it economically viable to actually incorporate into commercial sunscreen products. >> reporter: scientists believe algae's natural compounds can be incorporated not just in the sunscreen but other products like shampoos and moisturizers. she says she doesn't mind the thought of covering herself with algae. >> scientifically if it working i think it's probably more healthy and natural than some other strange chemicals put on your face. >> reporter: scientists are still experimenting with microalgae but say its ability to grow just about anywhere could give it a bright future. teri okita, cbs news, london. >>> you want t

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rays kept coming back. fifth inning.longoria ties it up with a base hit allowed three runs in five innings. gets no decision and in the sixth, colby rasmus to deep center off liam hendriks. ninth run. rays take three out of four. 5-4 the final. >>> tomorrow's game likely gail seven. can't come out flat. get ready to be physical because cleveland is on the brink of elimination every game. that's a dangerous team. if i'm paying 90 grand for two seats, you better win. >> he really doesn't want to go back to cleveland. >> good to go. >>> "wonder woman" versus "the mummy." find out who is you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> i think we're going to win honestly. >> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 high hopes on the eve of what could be a championship making game five and fans aren't the only ones excited about

in a conversation with my colleague tonight, fairfax county commonwealth attorney ray morrow whose office will prosecute this case say that it is too early to limit to just road rage although he said no evidence yet points to a hate crime. >> and if you knew her, you might possibly begin to understand why this is so hard for this community. because an angel was taken. >> josh so salam says that the community's anguish over the shocking murder of a 17-year-old is deepening. he helped nabra's father express himself. >> he's saying that he wants to kprepsz lo express love to one another. >> news4 has learned the initial invest day ty finding that she was beaten to death as a result of a road rage attempt remains open to other >> need your support. stop minimizing our voices. >> this has spread through social media inspiring many to express protest, including those who attended a valley in dupont circle tonight. >> if they've given us complete confidence that as soon as they find the evidence they're going to bring it to the table and investigate accordingly and proceed accordingly. >> report

what could they tell you about ray? >> reporter: two democrats that i spoke with said they have questions about his ties to chris christie. meanwhile, a republican who has worked with him called him even keeled and a good choice. meanwhile, capitol hill is gearing up to hear from james comey about his final months as fbi director. jim comey is expected to detail his conversations with president-elect trump and president trump. nine one ob one conversations and it's not just the content under scrutiny. one senator today raising questions about the sheer number of them because there are so many more than he had with president obama when he was in office. both democrats and republicans i spoke today, though, anxious to hear directly from jim comey. >> we want the to get at the truth. every day it's something more. every day it's a little spin on this. every day it's a little different detail. i just want to get at the truth. >> i'm glad he's coming to testify. he's a good man. he will tell them exactly what happened. >> re

and ray ortiz came to hawaii seeking with the american dream. and ray demonstrated what we as americans know to be true, if you work hard, you can succeed and get ahead. started a new life in 1996, fast-breaking tough work. in the kona region on the island of hawaii, he proved himself smart and capable and promoted to supervisor. by 2010, he saved enough to buy his own coffee farm and he owns 20 acres of coffee trees and manages 150 acres for his neighbor. he has earned a reputation as skillful farmer when an invasive beetle ravaged our farms and the trees, he began a pioneering system to eradicate this infestation before our u.s. department of agriculture took action. this infestation was not a small matter but something that cost our farmers millions and millions of dollars. our country offered and ray the means to be an entrepreneur and he paid us back in full. he started a business, creates jobs and takes care of his workers and he is a leader in our community. e is not a legal resident of hawaii, but hear owes him a debt. a aging the coffee

monday night our guests will kumail nanjiani, ray romona and kurt braunohler. watch the magics-- magician. i love it, and be nice to each [cheers and applause] >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight and i just booked my tropical cruise on the north pole! wonder woman dominated at the box office this weekend with some of the best reviews ever for a superhero movie and a record opening for a female director. it was also the rare d.c. comics movie that wasn't so dark and brooding you'd think it was written through a cloud of vape smoke in a hot topic break room.