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max sher s max sher ser will have his gexth-straight. ing to play in front of the hometown, even better. >> for us representing the nationals here in the home park, will be an experience unlike any other. that has you issuing to get out there and pitch and play. go out and compete for his fans. >> think bryce harper said he would do the home run and the festivities start on friday, leading up to the game at's tuesday. we'll be at nats park. i'm down there the morning of the yall-star game. it's a big deal. >> i didn't know that. >> yeah. all right. >>> behind the scenes of a d.c. drama. a star speaks about the show without kevin spacey. >>> findingoch after loss. the story of these >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> new video out of haiti this morning, showing why the u.s. embassy is warning americans to shelter in place. violent protests over theve ment's attempt to raise fuel prices have turned deadly. seven people have died during the protes in the last two days. the airport in port-au-prince is packed with passengers right now. c

cohen outlined a scheme to reimburse pub shers of national entire inquirer. sources familiar with the tape say trump tells cohen to properly document any payment. the president's attorney, rudy giuliani saying the reimbursement never happened, a source with knowledge of cohen's legal team says quote, a lawyer taping a client is not illegal. it is the equivalent of retaining notes. and the tape is privileged but it is the client who owns privilege. the president's legal team waving privilege. giuliani in a statement to abc news saying quote, it was already out there, i see no point in objecting except on principal. >>> next on abc 7 news. the coliseum is going to be filled for tonight's bay bridge series game. where will the a's be playing in the future? how the team president responded when we asked about a new ballpark. >>> and this is fairly small when it comes to the cities. residence could change that. >>> and the protest that can be best described as uniquely bay area. what you can expect to see ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mob

working back from a tight sher, he w perfect. frisco pena, the flare of awe. hansen bring in the run. bring don, in at six. finally gets the giants on the board. this is double off the bricks, bring in hansen. bottom of the eight, repeat. hansen come around to score, it's a 1-1 game. bud norris will end the threat. 3-2 the final. shark. glad to be back though. >> we expect a lot out of each other. these guys come to work every day ready to play. sometimes you hit will good pitching along the way and that happens. our guys need to keep playing and keep pitching too. >> he did a great job today. i think it'll be huge to bring those guys back in our rotation. hopefully next time around we give them some support. >>> the a's in cleveland, look out. side ball smashed the camera lens. jed lowery did some smashing of his own. it's 1-1 game. next man up, chris "crush" davis, his home run since june 14. back to back home run for the a's. piscotty puts the a's ahead for good. eight in the season, also a two-run shot. take the 6-3 victory. >>> kevin durant currently in c

. >>> an accused purse sher in concord is being charged with murder. the charges come after a 93- year old woman died from injury she suffered in the attack inpseudoa bank of america branch back in may. she suffered a broken hip and other injuries in the robbery. she died on june 18th. the suspect is 29-year olds. he pleaded not guilty to charges of murder, robbery and elder abuse. he's accused of grabbing her purse and violently knocking her down to the ground. >>> a san francisco judge has denied bail to a man accused of posing as a ride sharing driver and raping four women. the 37-year old was in court yesterday but he won't be formally charged until tomorrow. he faces charges of rape, bafalse imprisonment. immigration and customs agents say he's an undocumented immigrant from peru but the district attorney says it's not about his immigration status thfrjts is a state court. this defendant commitment certain acts and engaged in certain behavior and we're alleging he's committed multiple rates. >> ice says they will deport him if he's out on bail. it

joining me now, emily sussman and sher michael singleton and kimberly atkins reporter for the bostonook at this, emily, it is interesting to watch. because you have two very key meetings. nato, which is certainly looking at russia and if you sit in brussels and you talk to e.u. leaders, they are talking about russia. and then right after that, the president goes to talk to the leader of russia. you could see some of the drum beats that are already starting and what they will be when he does hit brussels later on. what are you seeing? >> it certainly is interesting to know that order of events. particularly given the context of the meetings he's had so far. just recently he met with the similar leaders at the g-7 which was pretty disastrous for trump. he couldn't sit in the room. he couldn't hold a conversation. there was that now infamous picture of him with the leaders leaning him and him leaning out. and putin is clearly going into this meeting with clear objectives. and a big objective there is to separate the u.s. from allies. so now we're talking about trump going into a meeting

i'm not sher to approve -- here to approve your vacancy, i'm here to give us all a sense of urgency that any empty space that can be rented should be rent does because we need the capital. we need the money. i mean, every day we heard about all the projects that we just don't have enough sources of funding. so it seems like if we could just put that up on the radar screen for all of us to review on a regular basis, that would give us the right focus. so that's the purpose of the request. it's not to criticize or anything, it's just really to keep it on the raiddar screen make sure we're watching. so it would be what is available to lease, that hasn't leased that's been on the market. we know there's pier 38. it's six years, i can't believe it, six years, it hasn't been rented out. we thought it would be done in 12 months. i know it's a problem child. it has its own particular issues, but besides that, there's got to be some other things that aren't waiting six years to be rented out. i think we've got to put it front and center. because it relates to what we're trying to achieve here at

sher two failed attempts -- finally saw success. this would have been a time when men would have been happily settled in their careers. ringsas willing to keep risky to succeed in the automobile industry. the first vehicle was very modest. example of thet vehicle. there is no hood on this car. the engine is under the driver's seat. you can see a small fort there off to the side, and that's where you would insert the crank. the engine is transversely mounted. stat.dicular to the drive driveshaft. an. is changer of a lot of bicycle technology in early automobiles. is 850 dollars, which sounds like a bargain today. this is a time when the animal -- the annual average ways -- average annual wage was $500. ford very logically worked his way through the alphabet with each substantive car. b.have model be -- model this is what we understand a car to be today. and germany they just started putting engines out in front of the car under the hood. there were some advantages, not least of which it gave more room to allow for a larger more power

keep an eye on fore shows that thatven-day pattern is going to geton stuck teminue monday, tuesday,shers mid 80's. that's weather. off to erin now for traffic. >>all right, it is 4:55no right just walking into theca shot use unfortunately we have breaking news to tell you about. in the district, road closed 3200 block of fourth street southeast beeen mlk avenue to savannah street. give yourselfome extra time. it's not a crash. there's police activity in that area. we'll work on gathering more information. that is jt east of 295.he rwise, suitland parkway looks really good but again, aniv act police response scene there. as you maybe your way out on kenilworth traffic is flowing freely right now. t seeing any problems as you make your way out south or northbound. ndnew york avenue is qui if you're headed to union station, no problems around massachusetts avee. moving over for a look in frederick, maryland, tra quiet coming down from 270.on no problems as you make your way out on the beltway. americanegion bridge looks good. dulles toll road looks good. the eastbound side of 66 right now.

sher sherry redstone to have bob backes in the company. but it came forward in the result of a lawsuit. she'll be in the board meeting today. it will be interesting to see how much she asserts herseshar shari redstone laurts have said probably not a great idea it makes more likely, jim, this deal will once again see the light of day why we saw the moves we did on friday. >> now, david, other articles say they're trying to pick it was like yeah to examine -- >> fox picked paul weiss it was disastrous. >> yeah. you have firms that you just simply can't buy and when they bring in a serious outside counsel, i think that -- >> disastrous you mean disastrous for the companies. >> right wells is back. because they got rid of -- it was the board that was in question and the fed reserve didn't like the board. wells addressed the issues so the stock is going almost back to where it was, but and fox, well, all is well it ends well the fact is, when they brought in paul weiss it was you did the chips may fall and chips may fall is damning. because if

a sher deputy responded even filling out an incident report for an assault.her disciplining students, the officer wrote they gave them one more chance to keephe game civil or else they were removed. >> i know him very well. he's a good guy. doesn't tension or he like somebody. i know how it can look. it's basketball. aood guy. i think he got a little emotional. >> reporter: if their buddy decides to sit the next game out, they invite you to join them on the court. >> it's a really good running. if you'r think y pretty decent, we're not going to call the cops on you. i dunk on you, but not call the cops. come out and play. we need as much people as possible to enjoy ourme >> they dress they're all and the good friends were back on the court together a few days later. a lot has come from this story. it's taken different turns. ere's claims and concerns that things were racially motivated. the guys say thaot the case, and they told me that over and over. it wasustemotions. >> and you know, tied game. yeah. i gmean, it ca the best of you. calling the cops -- >> t

shers came through in the home run derby tonight and went off without a this storm definitely a goodseen much rain. got a lot now and tracking those storms as they continue to move off towards the chesapeake. >> all righty. looked like that rain moved on into the dugout. >> thanks a lot. >>> while world is reacting tot president's meeting with the leader of russia his daughter ivanka tru visited a summer camp at prince george's county interacting with young people who could be o future cyber security experts. news 4's tracee wilkins takes us there. >> reporter: these prince george's high school students are building compu r gables from scratch and today had a special guest. ivanka trump, president donald trump's daughter and senior adviser visited the national securitygr p created by theal natiecurity foundation and their goal isui to a stronger s.t.e.m. woforce. r many of the students babies of the president obama era, hard separating the headlines and the politics of today'shite house from this visitor. >> i don't agree on the things that donald trump has to say about people in thi

scattered shers are outthere. otherwise it is cloudy and muggy. more clouds are moving into the orea. we'll continueeal with rain at times, not just this afternoon, but throughout the day tedorrow and onsday as well, potentially getting a break on thursday. because of all the rain seen and how much more we could see and likely will see, everybody is under a flash flood watch. this is goi to go until at least 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. but i do expect that the national weather service will likely extend the flash flood watch through the middle of thek ek. not including this morning's rain. so far, we have seen about inches of rainfall. and we could see another 2 to 5, even more.hrough sund so we're going to continue to track flooding concerns with flood warnings in effect forsi e ka creek and anne arundel counties that will go through seneca until further tice. this flood warning down in anne arundel county wil expire at noontime today, angie. >> amelia, thank you so much. >>> 11:06 right now. and the sinkhole is causing problems still in germanto

. >> reporter: prince george'sf' county sher depthsy served here to try to serve eubanks b the board education is closed today so they were not able to do it here. in upper marlboro, tracee wilkins, news 4. >> metro says hundreds of bus operators purposefully showed up for work today stranded tens of thousands of riders. they are in the middle of contentious con.act talks metro says this was all a protest and the gm talked about suspensions or even possibly firing employees who repeatedly show up lateor work, but the unio says if the gm suspends anyone for showing up late, all 9,000 employees they represent will take a three-day suspension, essentially a strike. it's worth noting that none ofin this is comg at a good time because of major league baseball's all-star events unfolding in the city as we speak. >> mm-hmm. >> a lot of people are eited about the all-star events or oncerned about the weather, amelia. >> and i really don't think they need to be concerned, especially for the he run derby on new england. tuesday for the big all-star game i'm more concerned and more so for our t

as the days go on, it becomes more real because i'm not hearing fro sher. will be really missed.t will be a hard road. it's going t be >> reporter: the losses not only being felt by the victims' family members but also by others here in the reston community. ahead on nbc4 at 5:00, you're going toear just how they're being remembered from those who work with them t andse who were friends with them. the questions that still remain in the investigation o wreck. reporting in reston, virginia, eam david culver, news 4. >> david did out to fairfax county police todayth they tell hi are still investigating the crash and have not ruled out alcohol or speed. they could also file charges. >>> the -- >> have you eeen called for a basketball foul before this? >> no. >> this is t first time? >> that's my first basketball foul. >> you heard that right. someone called the cops after a pickup basketball game got a little too real for them. here is video from l.a. fitness in erling, virginia. this video is causing an uproar one of the guys on the court felt he was fouled too hard and he called th

the santay sher ofce flew over the area yesterday, and found no trace of e family is now putting up theseg someone may know what happened to their younger sister. now her sister also revealed to me that they had an older brother. he went missing several years ago unfortunately he was found dead. so you can imagine how that family is feeling right now. i'm avenue live in san mateo county. abc 7 news. >>> too much for any family to bear. thank you. >>> the san francisco woman killed in a shooting in mexico will be laid to rest near family in the chicago area. this is new video of the upscale area where this happened. tatiana miratanko in mexico city, with her husband celebrating the first anniversary. saturday the couple was leaving a restaurant when a stray bullet out of nowhere hit and killed the woman. two gunmen on a motorcycle were aiming for the bouncer. the 27-year-old worked in san francisco's missio bay neighborhood. she will be buried on saturday. >> today, more than 30 immigrant children under the age of 5 are being reunited with their parents. that's fewer though than half of th

sher, what she did was started working in a garment factory and joined the international lady garment workers union. she was prounion ever since, voting democratic party afterwards, all this kind of stuff. so she had an amazing class consciousness about what it meant to be working in a factory. i remember her saying to me, the union is great, because we get holidays off with pay. one other piece about classes. i remember, she was very upset with japanese-american nisei women at the time who really looked down on her, making certain assumptions about who she is, what her background is. i renumber her saying, if we were in japan, i would not even be looking at these women, because they are like peasants. [laughter] a really classist kind of background. this kind of flipping of race and class i thought was really interesting. it was worse for her, because she was married to an african american guy. so i guess all this is to say that, one other important story that i want to share with you, i remember in utah, really thinking about people calling me black, and i am thinking i am japanese,

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shers backest, st west virginia. but for us we'rarprimily rain. the afternoon hours, through thengveni dry out retoureonghcet moves farther up the coast, but for tomorrow, another area of low pressure drops in from the west. th will give us the southerly flow. it will warmer tomorrow, little bit moreidrrow, ihink a r threat that we could end up wi thunderstorms as oosed to the rain today. so, here's one swirl down here. you see that? here's the other swirl uhere through ere midw overesth chicago, anoth low pressure that's developing over the outer banks now and th moisture. see this moisture feed? it goes way down to the south and it's tapping into someop al moisture. so that will aually enhance wthe rainfall that ill produce later on this so, everything's cominger to for the potential for the heavy rain. that's why the national weather service did issue a flash flood watch today for all d.c. surrounding areas and off to the east,th too. at will start at 11:00 and it will go through later on tonight oncehe rain moves through. so, we're already see

. >> also, the local sher >>> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is aby 7 mornings. >> and the world celebrating this morning. the entire thai soccer team out of the cave. what we know about their final push over night. >> a fire breaks out at a mixed use building in north beach with people inside. we talked to a bartender who was there. >> oh, my god. >> that was a close call. a wedding celebration nearly turning into a disaster. we're now hearing from the couple in this close call. and the moments that -- >> they're so lucky. and so many ways. >> good luck or bad luck? i mean, on your wedding day, almost get hit by a tree branch. >> i'm going to go with good luck. >> me, too. can you imagine the endorphins after. i just got married and we just lived. >> good look and a good story. >> no kidding. thanks for joining us, tuesday, july 10th. >> never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. let's jump into it because it's going to be a warm one today. it's already kind of warm by our standards. a

sher sheryl sandberg is starting to talk >> we'll see you then. >> you called this decline in the sharest week >> without breaking my arm and patting myself in the back the stock is trading where it was two weeks ago. it went parabolic when it broke out at 195 i think it is up 45% from those april lows, post that cambridge analytica scandal. i think this enthusiasm just got a little too much. >> when you think about it, what are you focused on here? the u.s. and canada. $185 million users and and how much can they monetize the existing users and that's why they're giving us new metrics and it's important to remember that the average revenue per user in the u.s. and canada is almost that of europe so when you think about gdp and the regulations over there, causing users to decline it's not the biggest deal in the world. so really the issue is what is the fallout from all of the expenses that they have to deal with this election that's coming up, to deal with all of the issues that they have. they told us last year they were doubling employees from 10,000 to 20,000 and we know -- the margi

i think of a constituent who called me during the debate of the affordable care act because sher sister could not get -- because her sister could not get coverage for cancer. do you have another 30 seconds? mr. levin: an additional 30 seconds. mr. doggett: she could not get coverage though she had extensive chemotherapy coverage. it was not enough to cover the full amount of treatment she needed. we cannot go back. these folks would drag us back along with the chief saboteur of health care in this country. we don't want to return to the fine print restrictions, to the clever caveats. we need comprehensive coverage. the affordable care act can be made better, and i believe we're going to have a congress that will just do that if we defeat this effort. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. roskam: thank you, mr. speaker. let's talk about the 5% solution. so if you're in the 5%, you need a solution. 5% of this country is millions of people who are in h.s.a.'s and the charact

we still have a chance for scattered shers, and keep the umbrella for the rest of the week. >> more locals in 25 minutes. now, back to the "today" show. >>> 7:30 now on a monday morning, july 30th, 2018. more than four yearslater, the disappearance of mh-370 remains one of the world's biggest aviation mysteries. but this morning, a is shedding some new light on what investigators believe what happened. we'll hav the latest just ahead. >> let's start with the headlines. the death toll in northern california's massive c fre is now up to six people. officials say the latest victims did not abide by an evacuation order. some 40,000 people near the city of redding have been forced from their homes. flames engulfed almost 100,000 acres now and damaged or destroyed more tha 800homes. firefighters did gain ground on sunday. the fire said to be now 17% contained. >> president trump is ramping up his attacks against special counsel robert mueller, tweeting onsunday, is robert mueller ever going to release his conflict of interest with tespect to president trump? including the fhat we had a very nas

not a movie adaptation like mama mia which is just out this week with my wife's idol sher playing thegress it would be a film of this as it actually happened. very rare for that to take place. not many examples of it. of course some plays like the sound of music have been taken to television and done live. >> the metropolitan opera. >> takes live shots. >>> thanks for watching power lunch. "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell," everyone. dozens of companies reporting numbers today. we'll break down the key numbers and movers and get you ready with at&t reports after the close. >>> nasdaq another record day for tech with all-time highs for alphabet, facebook and microsoft. how long can this tech rally last i'll have details. >>> the white house rolling out $12 billion in emergency relief for farmers caught in the middle of trump's escalating trade war. i'll have the latest >>> and i'm sara eisen

still very hot on sunday b not as hot and we're still looking for some unsettled weather with shers andut your window. >> good morning. the rain moving into the area. speedi up a little bit compared to what we were looking at yesterday. so expect the t showe move through the area by lunchtime. for hagerstown down to winchester and across 81, where we are currently seeing the showers. but that will continue to move from west to east as we go through theext severalours around lunchtime and then clearing through the afternoon. dry foratonight. tempes only in the mid-80s today. look at what it does to the weekend. low humity, highs m to low 80s. >> and now a special performance from the musicians oelthe cld orchestra and youth orchestra. ♪ ♪ >> the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented by citi. >> lady antebellum is ready to take our city concert summer stage. but before we gete rocking on plaza. let's see how lady a. became one of countrymusic'sottest groups. ♪ ♪ >> multi-platinum country trio ladym antebelose to fame with this break-out song. ♪ >> "need you now" became a cro