. >> but versie and her husband, 60-year-old robert jackson say they have to protect their son jasoned of molesting his daughter along with a 16-year-old stepdaughter in his house in nearby month dora florida. >> he wanted the officers and detectives murdered. >> jack frost is the undercover detective placed in an hotel room with the informant also posing as a killer. >> she wanted the entire family murdered because in her mind that meant her son was going to be able to get released from prison. >> oh, gosh. >> chill out, sit down. >> i can't. >> she was nervous of course, when she came in. >> i walk, i pace. >> i had wanted her to sit down because i didn't know what she was going to do with her walking all around the run. i didn't know if she was getting ready to pull a gun out and wanted to plug us because she had changed her mine with her husband and was going to get rid of these hired thugs. she wanted, you know, nothing left behind in that room when we left, whether it was ashes from a cigar or from anything else. >> i wasn't here. >> i'm nervous. >> i'm terrified. >> you are go

[laughter] robert: desean jackson is back and working. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: we start with baseball the double-header for the nats. max scherzer gets the start for the night cap, six innings. tyler moore sends one down the right-field line, bryce harper scores. 1-1. sixth inning, the nats up 3 max scherzer gets rocked. that is a three run shot. toronto takes the lead. a would score six unanswered runs in the nats lose, 7-3. different story in the day game the only scoring came in the bottom of the fifth. bryce harper lines the single to center, george zimmerman would store -- ryan zimmerman would score. the nats win 2-0. o's-astros, bottom of the third, evan gattis at the plate. so long, three run shot. houston wins 6-4. the orioles have lost four in a row. desean jackson is back after being absent from the first week of ota's. the redskins tweeted pictures and video. jackson made it back into the area monday after being in california. before that, he wa

robert: only one week of o.t.a. and the drama already started. desean jackson was a no-show. late this afternoon we caught up with robert griffin iii at the redskins charity golf courny and he gave his thoughts on jackson's absence. >> one of those things you have to control what you can control. i can't control him being here. the coach and bruce commented on it. you have to go with what they say. the rest of us are ready to go. >> still the health problems keep coming. reed had a little procedure on his knee to keep him out until training camp. he is all too familiar with the sideline. he missed 12 games due to concussion and leg injuries. the nats are back at home tonight but they will be without denard spann. he will sit out tonight's game after leaving sunday night contest with a soar knee. it looks like it might be wet tonight. the tarp is on the field. that is one more injury to add to the long list. the nats are still in first place in the east. that says a lot. a former local star going to make an impression. the notre dame star had a try-out with the wizards today. h

he clerk for robert jackson. he would typically interview 12 to 15 law students and to get the interview, it had to be at the top of your class in law school. have a very strong recommendation. he was so smart that the chief did not need law clerks. i think that the interviews -- he was looking for three people that he would not mind spending every day with for a year. the interview is getting to know you. the toughest question -- he asked if i would be willing to play tennis with him every week and the chief played tennis every week with his clerks and i said -- absolutely it sounds like a lot of fun. i should tell you that i am not very good. what he did not know at the time was that i was unbelievably horrible at tennis. it was the single thing most daunting to me about the clerkship, that i would play tennis every week. it is interesting. in the course of the interview. i said mr. chee's justice i am a little bittersweet about being here. -- mr. chief justice, i am a little bittersweet about being here. he sa

robert: after practice jackson put in his extra work for the new reality show. suffice it to say, desean has a lot on his plate. >> and a kid on the way. newborn on the way. new show coming out. just trying to stay busy at the same time when i can in the off-season. my time is all dedicated to football. robert: congrats on the kid. we should be glad he is there. the reality show though how many eyes will be on this? leon: a lot of potential potholes and pitfalls in the lay ahead because of that. i don't know. we'll see. robert: we'll see what happens. leon: yeah, that is your job, man. robert: that's what i'm here for. to watch the reality show. alison: let us know what happens. robert: will do. leon: thank you. football now we and now we turn to baseball. a particular photo of bryce harper making the rounds on social media now. alison: take a look. this is harper taking a selfie on the field. he said he was warming up before the second game of yesterday's double-header when he noticed the fans were out there trying to take selfies with him. so he told a fan tos

robert e. lee and samuel jackson should come down. the decision will be made by the cathedrals facility and board of directors. republican presidential candidate and south carolina senator lindsay gram says his state cannot move forward unless the confederate battle flag comes down. >> the people at the a me church they changed everything by their love and forgiveness making it impossible for a guy like me to say keep the flag up. >> removing the flag from the grounds of the capital requires changing state law. they plan to consider a bill to do that in the coming days. >> learning from failure. more on a spectacular explosion and how officials are now moving forward. and steve is back for a complete look the at your forecast they're going to study to see what they learned because you can learn from failure as you can from success. >> what a difference 24 hours can make. >> i'm telling you. >> yesterday we had the heavy rain and 2.57 inches of rain. a record for the day. today a much different story. look at the sunset. i should say i

he said when does honoring stonewall jackson and robert e. lee should be removed. we want to turn to the weather. abc 7 on stormwatch. we are tracking potential storms into the weekend. a flash flood watch is in effect through saturday night. doug hill is here with a first check of the forecast. doug hill: it looks like the biggest threat tomorrow for the heaviest rains will be to the west and northwest of washington, southern maryland not included under the flash flood watch. at the moment, cloudy. there is rain farther south and west in virginia. it is moving off to the east. today, a warm front will lift north. at the same time, this moisture will head our way. both will merge and set the stage for potentially heavy rain and heavy to his fair thunderstorms. where everything will set up remains in question. it looks like south of washington the best chance for severe stormsd north of washington the best chance for heavy rain. during the afternoon temperatures climbed to 83. justin isolated storms today -- just an isolated storm today. this is one of the computer

robert: they took note. nats get after it after yesterday's delay. how zimmerman did the bullpen a favor. there was a desean jackson sighting. he was in the bubble today. we will talk about his workout announcer: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: after yesterday's washout, zimmerman on point in game one of a doubleheader. he left with the win. only scoring came in bottom of the fifth. bryce harper lines a single. 1-0, nats. seventh inning get a little help from the defense. two returners on. check out ris sell -- rus russell martin. grounds in 4-6-3 to end the inning. >> he goes out there and gives you an opportunity to rest the guys as much as possible and go deep in the game. nice to have him on the club. he can provide it for us. big base hit to start an inning. scored a run. does things on the field. help him win games. >> way to go. go to l.a. where the terps showed up and showed out. knocking out the regional host ucla winning 2-1. with last night's win the terps advance to the second straight super regional to face an old a.c.c. foe virginia in charlottesville. w

robert burton. coming up in sports what desean jackson has to say about the absence from o.t .a.'s. :00er and harper get recognition from the effort. that an puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support... putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story.... "unfair treatment from washington"... "thousands without medications"... "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." president obama must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late... leon: the family of a louisiana national guardsman killed at a training mission wants him to be buried at the arlington national cemetery but the cemetery says staff sergeant is not edgable because he was not on active duty at the time of his death. his father am foresoldier himself calls this a slap -- a former soldier himself calls this a slap in the face and says he can be cream -- cremated. >

robert e. lee and stonewall jackson, tuck aid way in the south nave they are now front and center. >> like it or not, the confederate flag has become the symbol of white is up people were -- supreme massey in america. acy in america. >> the fact so many find it so offensive should be enough of a reason to fold it up and put it away. >> reporter: not like the decision to take the windows down will happen immediately and if they are indeed taken down they won't be destroyed. they will be placed somewhere else on the cathedral ground because different context. the decision will go before the church's governing body and a decision on what will replace the windows. reverend hall says the space should be dedicated to the civil war but in a more circumspect manner. >> i don't want to celebrate a cause whose primary reason for being was the preservation and extension of slavery in america. >> reporter: there is still the issue of the mississippi state flag. some parishioners are mixed about the decision to remove the confederate flag and costs and logistics involved. others say the decision is overdue.

robert e. lee and stone wall jackson should come down. they were installed in 19 ski and feature two confederate flags. shortly after takeoff a space craft headed for the international space station explodes. it was carrying more than two tons of supplies including 1500 pounds of food and provisions. nasa says that the astro naughts do have another supply to last them the next several months and they'll study this failure to see what went among and what they can learn from it. it happened again another teenager seriously injured after a shark attack out of the outer banks. this happened on saturday. that 18-year-old was first reported to be in critical condition, but the hospital spokesperson says his condition has been upgraded to serious and out of the operating room. this attack is the 6th in north carolina in just two weeks. it seems like we're reporting these incidence with regularity. >> more and more people could be impacted. fortunately for us around here beach weather looks pretty good and weather closer to home fantastic. 82 deg

robert e. lee, stonewall jackson and arthur ashe. there are been other incidents on monuments around the county. >>> check out the time lapse video that rollof a storm that rolled into denver yesterday. rain filled the entire screen. that storm pounded denver, knocking down trees and flooding streets. >>> doug, we gonna get some stormy weather here this afternoon? >> i think a chance for storms coming across our region later on this afternoon, but i think the severe threat diminishing just a little bit and then going to start to move our attention not just to today but even to saturday, too. a lot of rain the next couple of days. tomorrow, just showers, talking about very heavy rainfall makes its way on through. tonight, not too bad. a lot of cloud cover temperatures around 84 degrees. dew point now around 63 degrees. that's been on the increase and that shows us our moisture starting to increase as well. temperature, 75, gaithersburg 88, fredericksburg, 82 manassas. with this cooler air temperatures in the 70s, the cloud, that suppr

in those windows, they show that flag as well as general stone wall jackson and robert e. lee, installed back in 1953, but the reverend says that the time has come to now take them out. urging the cathedral governing bodies to remove them. >>> what is that in the water? a submarine? >> yes, it is. even from around the world. all right, so now what exactly is that human powered submarine race? well, let them explain. >>> you design it totally, human powered and you go 100 meters. >> and the fastest team, they do win as they also have awards for innovation and design and many contestant wills go on to careers in engineering and the marine scientists. >>> straight ahead, distracted driving, the new research that shows there's a lot more going on inside our cars in just hectic times. >>> the downright creepy reason that one family left their million dollar dream home. the off! outdoor refresher course. sunsets. sfx: ding! hello you... and you too. meet "outside"... where the golden hour is approaching along with the buzzy suck-squad. sfx: buzz! it's been a while... but, you ca

robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. lee emerges from this period as a much more celebrated and famous and better known, right? famous or infamous, depending upon how you look at his figure. >> better known, yeah. >> but jackson today is not really as widely known, which is why i think it's so interesting that you gravitated there as a subject. why has jackson not been -- why is he not better known? >> i think there were things that overshadowed him. history sort of moved beyond him in some ways. let me give you a really good example of this. you mentioned he dies. so he gets shot by his own men. this is completely accidental and, again, bad staff work that anybody was out there for that to happen. and then he contracts pneumonia and dies. what happens then is absolutely extraordinary. it's the first great outpouring of grief for a fallen leader in american history. >> history, right. >> and i said american history. i didn't say confederate history. >> right. >> the fallen leaders, so to speak, of the founding fathers we

robert? >> a special guest today. desean jackson came to party. hard at work in the bubble. he looks good. take a deep breath. jackson was back in the area yesterday after being in california. the players took care of a charity work at the high school down the street. the cameras caught up with the fullback young about desean absence. this was funny. >> i said nice to see you. i'm young. we got in contact. he had stuff coming up with the charity i want to help out with. >> yesterday a double header. zimmerman started game one. eight inning four k's with w. the only score from bryce harper. line a single to center. zimmerman would score. that is all nats would need. there is nate harper on the go ahead. >> trying to go in there. came up with get around the board. keep doing the game. the whole team. >> we love this stuff. the ncaa baseball. the play that even is talking about came in the third. fly ball to center. trying the sack from third. check out the throw. the strike to home plate for the double play. fired up. another look right there. on the money. advance to the super regional. fac

robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. >> it wiss meant as a symbol of reconciliation the north and south come back together and well were all united. the question now is what was appropriate in 1953 still appropriate in 2015? suzanne: the cathedral dean says they need to come down because they are ady vicetive symbol. >> it's meant to let through the light of god. but it's filtered through a symbol that is associated with oppression, racism white supremacy. suzanne: the cost to replace the windows isn't known yet. the removal comes at a time when the cathedral has $20 million of earthquake repairs to make. tourists outside the nation's house of prayer have differing opinions whether the windows should be replaced. >> it's been here for how many years now? we should leave it. >> it is taking the windows out going to change people's behavior and mind? i don't think so. suzanne: the fate won't be immediately determined. the final decision may not come until the end of the in the meantime the reverend will talk about the windows in his sunday sermon. his rationale why they should come down. in northwe

here with reaction from the reconcile church movement harry jackson, jr., dr. robert jeffers, dr.ith ablow says with us and bo dietl. can't we have a moratorium on politicizing and historying to somehow advance an agenda? guns are not the issue here. if someone has evil in their heart, bo they're going to find a way to do this. why do the president and hillary clinton do this? >> i just felt like i knew these people. i don't know them. these were nine human beings that were gunned down by a deranged kid. i don't care what his motives were. this was a psycho path savage that killed these people in their act of praying to god. to me it feels like there's people i knew. my problem again is what happened in connecticut, what happened in aurora. i believe this is a bipolar again is going to come out. once they start using these drugs, that bipolar nonsense starts kicking in. >> we'll find out. when we come back reaction from our panel as we continue tonight. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and

robert e. lee but stonewall jackson and arthur ashe on it as well. think those kind of decisions they were figures in history. i don't believe necessarily that robert e. lee has the same connotation as a confederate flag. >> not ready to put this confederate general aside. >> you know, it is interesting. when you watch this play out, myself, for example, from the west, not from the south, and from a younger generation you wonder why we're having this debate so far past when we should have been having this debate when you have something, a symbol that represents something so controversial, something so so full of hate and something that makes americans feel uncomfortable, you wonder why it is still being represented in any way other than a museum if that's where people want to put that. as i've watched this debate play out, i have to say we're so quick to point fingers at someone or play the blame game and often it's the republicans' fault. think tier reason why the flag is up there and interesting part of history, jim anymy you know this better than a

robert griffin iii. >> reporter: the redskins wide receiver desean jackson has been a very busy man this offseason. most they go home. desean jackson sticking around for his reality television show. >> it was great. getting the swing of things. i've been working out. it is a little different when you come in. run routs and do this. it feels good. the energy is up and the level is hard. i'm happy to be here. >> reporter: when jackson was a no show last tuesday he was seen later that night in cleveland. drawing criticism from fans and local media members. >> my head coach, my teammates, the people in this building knew my whereabouts. so as far as criticism from anybody else i don't play for them and i don't worry about them. i live my life the way i need to. >> they have lives. this is a major part of what they do. we would love to have everybody here 100%. i don't know how many team have 100%. i think we've had great participation. over all from top to bottom of our roster. he missed a little bit of time. but he had reasons for it. >> reporter: despite playing with three different quarterbacks last

jackson out on the field. everybody had their eyes on this guy. robert griffin iii as head coach jay gruden really liked what he saw from his quarterback today. >> every day he is doing something a little bit better. that's all we ask. we're all getting better together. but you can see him starting to have confidence in the pocket. he has come along at a rate right now. he is doing a great job of exhausting all his possessions, playing a quarterback position with good fundamentals. and getting better. that's all we can do. >> game six of the nba finals. the warriors up by 14 points right now in the fourth quarter. >>> there are some anxious scientists in laurel, maryland tonight watching a spacecraft very closely. nasa's new horizons craft is just a month away from watching pluto. >> wow. >> it's a journey nine years, three billion miles in the making. july 14th new horizon also pass within 7,000 miles of the former planet. that's about how far it is from sydney, australia to seattle. johns hopkins scientists said a lab in laurel built horizons and they'

robert griffin continuing his development. jay gruden says his qb is on track and desean jackson making an appearance this week as well after missing and it's no big deal. >> i still have sleepless nights. i still scream at night not knowing it, still have nightmares. >> coming up in about 10 minutes an exclusive story and it's a great one, a local man who has been through a lot of pain and anguish now trying to accomplish an amazing feat, a story only on wusa9. dan hernandez. >> awesome. you got to stick around for game on. thank you for watching! we'll see you back here game on next. >> game on overtime. >> overtime, sorry.

>> stanley:in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: the actual finals basketball game is not the only challenge tonight. and cleveland mayor frank jacksonare teaming up to fight hunger. >> pam: they took on this new challenge. instead of making a wager against each other's cities. mayor schaaf is working with the alameda food bank on the event. >> pam: the food bank in each city. set a goal of five -thousand dollars. but there is no limit to how much each city can raise. >>.twenty two times over and the mayor who raises the least money? >> pam:they have to wear the opposing team's gear in a congratulatory video on facebook. >> pam:new at 8. >> pam:ever wondered where your favorite warriors players like to eat out? >> pam:we got an inside look at n-b-a m-v-p- steph curry's favorite restaurant. >> pam:and kron-4's vicki liviakis even got to eat the same meal the star recently had. >> reporter: i am going to show you what he ate this >> became an for hismvp award dinner creek he was celebrating. >> this is the one that he definitely had pared >> reporter: no wonder he liked it. >> curry is a great guy he knows what he likes. >> pam: the du

robert e. lee is part of our story, but so is martin luther king. stonewall jackson is part of our story. that's an important development and one we should encourage. >> woodruff: jack hunter is it possible to still appreciate the history or to have any appreciation of the history, the heritage of the role of the confederacy and at the same time try to have an idea that is frankly that honors today the role that african americans play in the south? >> sure. those have coexisted for a long time. the question is what sort of treatment should they receive that's more respectful to the majority. sort of coming from that background where i defended that symbol for so many years, i think it's such a shame that people are so much more worried about being right than being decent. and that's what a lot of this comes down. to they want to be right. they want to make their point about what happened on a certain historical date and you don't understand this. i would, you know tell anybody today, if my fellow white southerners who still defend that symbol, you don't have the rights to tell a black ame

jackson, however, was the only one of the three practicing. william and reed are both out nursing injuries. as for the quarterback position robert griffin iii is entrenched as the start he. today it was colt mccoy in the offense. the redskins will have ota session tomorrow. the final activities will take place next week. jason pugh, news4 sports. >>> details about a credible terror threat emerging. it is tied to the shooting of a man outside a cvs. jay gray has new information on links to isis. and new this afternoon, we are hearing from a mother whose son survived one of the most terrifying accidents you will see. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or from now until june 13th get a $400 visa prepaid card when you sign a 2 year agreement. go to getfios.com. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. call the

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robert: i'm just waiting on the reality show. it's coming. i'm waiting on it. week two of o.t .a.'s tomorrow marks the end of this week's sessions. if you haven't heard, desean "jackpot" jackson had perfect attendance this week. last week a controversial absence for jackson not showing up to workout and posting pictures from cleveland from the eastern conference finals. he spoke on his absence for the first time today. here is jackpot. >> my head coach, my teammates, you know, the people in this building knew about my whereabouts. critics or anybody else, i don't play for them. i live my life to do what i do and i had things that were important in my life. i don't care about that. robert: all right. your home for the nba finals on abc7. cavs-warriors. tip-off at 9:00 performed. this should be a great series. but when is it not? lebron is at the pinnacle of his career. he is in his prime. he is playing like it. steph curry might look like a 5-year-old but he is playing like he's 30. we caught up with cp3 to get a take on what makes them special. >> you don't get to be that level or get that good. just with god-given abilities. they put in countless hours and the players that i

jackson rejected every effort to compensate armor slaves with land. completely switched today to a national debate about land over the death of east coast farming. roberts right now. iowa and all that with big firms and big corporations, you ran case tractors. everyone wants to own one and be cool. i want to do a brussels sprout farm, it is to of her to do because of land costs. guest: it is tougher but one of the major technological areas is informing today. you look at the engineering going into the seed crops. when i was doing it i was getting ap enny a bail. baling hay. it is very automated. john deere -- all of them making tremendous productivity. tom: it is an east coast idea. not just about the land but the oceans as well. brendan: without access to water one of the things that is interesting is mark started up doing recipes then look into nutrition and then went down the rabbit hole and is one of the best writers we have on the economics of food. when we sell alfalfa to china, what we are selling is american water. it takes american freshwater to make alfalfa. we should be realistic about what we are selling when we produce crops. guest: one of