these are mostly southeast asian immigrants.mothers who married taiwanese man. so the government has recognised that this is an asset. there were previously considered a burden, but now they are considered an asset, because taiwan was to build closer ties with southeast asia are several reasons. —— wants to build. they want to become less dependent on mainland china, economically. the other reason is that it wants to embrace diversity. it wants to celebrate racial and ethnic diversity by have these children become fluent in their mother's native tongue, and become a bridge between taiwan and southeast asia in promoting trade and other exchanges, including tourism and, you know, having students, come over here to study in taiwan. so many benefits could come about because of this. these also make great reasons, cindy, but we know that southeast asian nations do not officially recognise taiwan as a country for fear of upsetting china. so how might learn in their landward is actually help taiwanese nationals? exactly actually help t

can this new retail model be implemented and will you implement that as you expand in southeast asia?i would say yes. new retail is not only applicable to china, it is applicable to all the markets globally. >> i think southeast asia over the next five or 10 years will be a game of penetration with e-commerce taking more share of overall retail. today, i think as a whole, most of southeast asia is less than 3% market penetration, specifically indonesia. this year, they will have less than $15 billion for the whole country, so there is a lot of growth opportunities. >> well, always think about the future. so what alibaba put our sites today, you have to think about what you can do in 10 years later. what are the key things? there is a competition. alipay has been around for 10 years, no competitors, which is good for alipay but not the mission we want to do. at the beginning, i think alipay said wow, we have a competitor. but you ask today, they know we are somebody we can work together and make the market maker. this is the fun part. they are learning a lot from us, we are learning a

downed wires in southeast d.c., g street southeast and randall circle closed minnesota avenue betweenareful in that area. also accident has cleared. this is down by fredericksburg, 95 northbound right past centreport. you're free and clear that. we have this accident -- no sorry just cleared in virginia centreville near 29 you're free and clear. that's your look at traffic. ladies back to you. >> sounds good. thanks caitlin. >>> coming up, the aclu is suing the trump administration after it rolled back an affordable care act mandate. >> a new bill could end columbus day in the district. >> let's go to break. a live look outside on this monday morning. 5:27 is our time, 75 dank degrees as miss maureen umeh would say so aptly. >> dank sure. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie would put the government in charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would li

cheryl conner has the latest from southeast.tl conner and in the the fbi has gotten involved in cases like this. when the missing person is young or possibly taken out of state. isknow that dajana houston 11 years old and was last seen on the 2800 block in southeast. the fbi is helping police to find her and bring her home. a black female, five feet four inches tall, 110 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. arn in a lock style with purple shirt, black pants and black shoes. the fbi is now helping out d.c. police. if you know her whereabouts, you're asked to call police --ry: police say they likely virginia state police are questioning her if -- to determine if she was taken against her will. a baltimore middle school choir going viral and it's easy to see why. yes, get it. those amazing stick -- voices choirom the students director. millions agreed that it was something special. ineveryone started calling autria: the clip has now been viewed more than 20 million times. larry: wow. veronica: the kind of weather that we will be

so southeast d.c. 295 like i just mentioned, there's that northbound side at benning road. heavy delays with speeds down to about 13 miles an hour and you saw that stretched well beyond pennsylvania avenue so heavy northbound on 295 and a bit of a gaper delay it looks like on the southbound side just around that accident. staying in maryland but let's go up to crownsville here where we've got another accident on i-97 and 97 delays extend up into baltimore which are coming from the southbound -- the northbound side -- southbound side, excuse me, southbound from baltimore. so, anyways very heavy there on that stretch of 97. take your time. going to take awhile to get around that. believe i'm looking at a lookina virginia camera. i'm not sure where it is. fox5 will be right back. >> ♪ >> growing number of lawmakers want facebook to publically release the political ads bought by russian operatives. they argue it's in the public's best interest but should facebook agree? the hill reports that facebook is he

through the southeast. the storms - flattening buildings and flipping cars, as those high winds move to the d-m-v overnight. and breaking right now a water main break flooding roads in southeast.. let's get right to john gonzalez live on the scene - john? trt 10 out ... covered in water. wind advisory remains in effect until 6am for western counties. - rain ends before sunrise; decreasing clouds - still warm - cooler tomorrow - chilly rain sunday - dry & cool for halloween today: decreasing clouds. warm, but less humid. highs: 72-75 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: clear to partly cloudy. cooler. lows: 40-52 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph wednesday: partly to mostly sunny. cooler. highs: 62-66 winds: nw 5-10 mph breaking overnight - a crime scene in northeast washington! a man shot in the back along west virginia avenue near gallaudet un scene. the victim was concious and breathing when emergency crews took him away in an ambulance. you notice a dog on a leash - also hopped in the ambulance with the victim. we do not

that fire has jumped to wooden valley road and is now moving southeast.pix 5's jessica flores joining us live now from solano county right on the firelines. jessica. >> reporter: we are at wooden valley road and twin sisters road and i want to show you what's going on behind me. just moments ago, there were massive flames. you can see there's still a lot of smoke. but firefighters here, they put some water on it. and they are of course digging those lines as you can see. that's because look around over here. there's a home just about 10 feet away from where that fire was raging. this again solano county near wooden valley road and twin sisters peak. there's three firefighters here that have been here for hours watching the fire snake up the canyon towards this home. they have been trying to basically get it to move back but they don't have enough water at this point. so they are hoping it burns out for the most part. but when it gets closer to the home, they are putting that water on it and they are creating those lines as you can see right now digging as

here's those downed wires in southeast d.c. of them they forced a closure on minnesota avenue between randall circle and g street northeast. so, again f-you're in this area, avoid that section of minnesota avenue, downed wires, use caution. follow the local detour. that's traffic. maureen and wisdom. >> 4:47 is the time. the missing mother and daughter from montgomery county. police say they were last seen over the weekend. >> family members are ver whereabouts. fox5's melanie alnwick live in aspen hill with the det details. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. so, we have a 50-year-old daughter, 73-year-old mother. the daughter is from baltimore and she picked her mother up from her assisted living facility, this home that is behind me here on karen cross terrace in silver spring. that was saturday and the two of them were supposed to attend a family function together which they did but arlene grant never returned her mother, marie grant back to her home. that's what's caused so much concern. you can see their pictures r

overnight, we see the winds out of the east and southeast.ing to keep it cooler along the jersey shore. tomorrow while we're in the low and mid-70s, it's in the 60s along the jersey shore. wednesday, mid- and upper 70s, maybe a few 80s in the area and then into thursday, look at the rain that tries to come in and falls apart. extra clouds in lehigh valley and perhaps the pennsylvania such bushes but by 3:00 we're at 78. we could make it well into the 80s. let's break it down for the next five days. philadelphia to the shore, why not, still pleasant weather. 69 along the jersey shore. 80 in philadelphia. 70 along the jersey shore. 82 on thursday in philadelphia. 76 along the jersey shore. friday, 78 along the jersey shore and on saturday, 76 in philadelphia with 69 along the jersey shore. you notice, it's all rain-free. a very dry and pleasant fall week. guys? >>> we continue to follow the latest developments in the las vegas shooting. >> we're talking to a former special fbi agent giving his insight into the investigation and the shooter. tha

are down in southeast, suzanne kennedy has the latest. what can you tell us?ng to we are in the 3200 block of minnesota avenue in southeast. on the roadway right now, the roadways closed in both directions here as authorities are responding to an overnight accident in which some wires were brought down to the roadway. pepco is on the scene now and you will have to work your way around the situation. you can see it here in randall circle and massachusetts avenue, you can't stand minnesota avenue. police are here the entire way to guide you through the situation and it's not clear at this point when the roadway will reopen. in thisre traveling area know that you will have to use the workaround. reporting live in southeast washington, suzanne kennedy. larry: columbus day for some. the best of weather, though. some schools are operating, some are not. you may have heard the wind really picking up. this is an unusual forecast for this time of year, having so many days this week with rain and such high temperatures again. today into the low-to-mid 80's, it will be o

live in southeast, evan lambert, fox5

these are in southeast, sixth street southeast, a road closure due to flooding.ect the water levels at this point are going down so we should see the issues startin i

it's going to be cooler because of winds turning to the southeast during the weekend. the 70s will be gone from the beaches. today, 70 at cape may winds at seven miles per hour. philadelphia, 73 with a northwest wind of 13 miles per hour. wilmington, 73. we should have topped out in the mid60s and be headed downward. we're ten degrees above average. doppler radar, all clear out there. we're continuing to enjoy high pressure. and your weekend ahead looks exceptional. get out, enjoy the leaves. maybe rake up the leaves. pick out your pumpkin, put out the halloween decorations, whatever you want. it's perfect weather for it. 77 in philadelphia tomorrow. the same for the pennsylvania suburbs. 76 in the lehigh valley. 77 in new jersey. 74 at the jersey shore. 76 in delaware. we'll see the temperatures trending down, especially along the jersey shore. i think we'll be generally in the upper 60s to low 70s by the time we get into sunday. but the rest of the area is still enjoying the mid to upper 70s on sunday. clouds will start to increase and the changes will start to arriv

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it is something we are concerned about in southeast asia these days. i returned from a trip in southeast asia where are -- our philippines colleagues are fighting quite hard in the southern philippines against an isis affiliate and group that has maintained control on a southern island. that is one example. it is a place where before you would have seen those fighters want to go to iraq and syria, now they try to carry out their agenda at home. then: when it comes to islamic state's global reach i , want to bring us to west africa. on october 4, a u.s. special forces unit was ambushed on the .ali-niger border can you speak to islamic state's presence in west africa, why the u.s. is involved in counterterrorism operations there and what the threat emanating from there is? nicholas: isis has set to create a global reach for itself. they prioritized creating a presence for itself in west africa, looking to leap off a platform that already existed, boko haram, a local terrorist group, a pretty significant concern with quite a bit of legality was already a

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the battle against isis has come to southeast asia. for five months fighters held the city around in the southern philippines. declaring it a new caliphate of the islamic state. but . it led to a bloody and deadly fight against the law enforcement. unstitch out on this episode a one on one east were in the heart of malawi and is this just the beginning. were around he was once a thriving picture a city on a lake. the largest muslim city in the catholic nation of the philippines. today it lies in ruins. abandoned and destroyed. after i still can't remember we may government forces were in an all out battle to retake it. will. be faced snipers and thousands of hidden improvised explosives. near took me out of. it was a slow and dangerous advance. trained in jungle warfare he had to learn how to fight in an urban environment. this is a typical hole the fighters punched through in the hauser's. yes there are. fourteen here captain are now karen dunn says hunting down the fighters has been tough. in order for someone with their. it's a tech

napa airport, east, southeast. some locations do get a east or southeast. vacaville, north. fairfield, northwest. we will have a lot of smoke continuing to move over. the system that went by yesterday brought cooler temperatures but we are on the backside of that now. 30s, 40s and 50s on those temperatures. out by the concord pavilion, 45. 42 in san ramon and dublin. there are some fairly cold temperatures but if you have any breeze at all, it will hold those up. that fog we had yesterday has been chewed up. santa rosa has a north wind and they are at 50. fairfield, 60. buchanan in fairfield, a 12 degrees spread. you do not see that very often. 21 in truckee. ukiah, 39. yesterday they had some fog but that has been chewed up. there will be another piece of energy coming down tomorrow. that may turn that breeze again more northeasterly. hazy skies, breezy conditions. 60s and 70s. i agree with cal fire. there's no sign of anything good here until next thursday. there is some hints of rain. the wind will die down as we head toward sunday and monday but it will warm up again. >>

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through the southeast. the storms - flattening buildings and flipping cars, as those high winds move to the d-m-v overnight. and breaking right now a water main break flooding roads in southeast.. let's get right to john gonzalez live on the scene - john? trt 10 out ... covered in water.

it is something we are concerned about in southeast asia. our philippines colleagues are fighting quite hard in the southern philippines against an isis affiliate and group that has maintain control on a southern island. that is one example. it is a place where before you would have seen those fighters syria, go to iraq and and now they carry out their agenda at home. brian: i want to bring us to west africa. u.s. special a forces unit was ambushed on the border. to islamic state's presence in west africa. u.s. is involved in counterterrorism operations there and what the threat emanating from there is? isis prioritize creating a presence for itself leapst africa, looking to off a platform that already harem wasboko already a threat to the nations of west africa. isis was able to tap into that and creative prisons. i would not point to that isis prisons as being directly threatening to the united states , but what concerned us was the create a safe haven, mimicking what they accomplished in iraq and syria. control the territory and give the

he did the meditation to there southeast asian results roots. he said when you find the right thing it's impossible not to do it. >> this that meditation helps i know. >> a rare spare the air day in late october. look at san francisco right now. by the way, spare the air smog alerts are issued today and tomorrow. they are rarely called this late in the year but the hot temps and car exhaust have triggered the alert. the bay area air district stressed the fires are not is to blame for the today's and tomorrow's alert. >> where the fog and wind in where is jeff? he is here. >> about two days away from better air quality and colder temperatures. and we are still tracking that possibility of some rainfall in the extended forecast. let's get a look at the microclimate forecast right now process. we have a lot of changes over the next 7 to 10 days. i want to jump into what we can expect heading into friday morning. a cool start just lab of cloud cover for the south by, 59 degrees. over towards the tri-valley you'll need a light jacket at 57. san franc

good morning, jack. >>> sheena, good morning in southeast. we have the overnight crash closing minnesota avenue at randle circle. unfortunately, all lanes are closed because of pole and wires down. georgetown pike moving eastbound just outside the traffic is alternating one direction at a time to get by under police direction. we had our closure in la plata along hawthorne road near miller hill road because of an ongoing investigation from the earlier crash. back to you. >>> all right. jack. thank you. the olympics draw tourists from all around the world. you may be surprised how many people head to south korea each year as it is. up next, my interview with the ceo of the korean tourism organization. >>> remember to join us later today for the ellen degeneres show. today she welcomes harrison ford. you can catch eenll >>> this morning, dove is apologizing for an ad. thousands of social media users are calling racist. it shows a black woman taking off her shirto woman. the backlash was swift with many saying they won't support the company anym

some from the east, northeast, south and southeast. the humidity is relatively high. there is a system coming down from the pacific northwest that will ramp up wind speeds tonight. 44, napa airport. half moon bay, 43. after this system goes by, high pressure will kick in and we will see warmer temperatures. 60s and 70s today but the wind will not pick up until later. >>> right now we have traffic that is moving well through the caldecott tunnel. earlier this morning that was not the case. there was a track fire inside the caldecott tunnel. the tunnel heading east on the far right. the truck was carrying building materials. it caught fire. the driver is okay. the driver did get out in time that the truck was totally damaged. this happened at midnight. they opened up the lanes and got that out of there. now things are moving well. for a time it was touch and go inside the caldecott tunnel. let's take a look at the roads. you can see things are very well both directions in that area. highway 101 remains open and highway 37 does as well. many local closures but for the mo

and things back open 6 street in virginia avenue and southeast. i'll let you know in figure else pops up to be acquire of in the district. as you you make your way bement way to branch avenue we have a crash. branch avenue southbound before the beltway we're seeing a lot of green on the road because volume is light. use caution this morning. roads are wet. and so you definitely want to slow it down this morning and give yourself extra time to get around. we're dealing with a crash headed to frederick. 270 northbound xwr 80 we'll keep you updated on the crash as well. questions, erinfoxdc on twitter, back to you holly and wis. >> steven hawkins thesis crashes web site at cambridge university. >> and bizarre device that can make you smarter. >> as we head to break a live look outside across the re region, 4:37, temperatures 64 degrees. back in a >> we start with study on breast cancer found a new combination of genetic various yen increases risk of getting disease. team of researchers found 65 breast cancer 4 prosecution on own and combination of th

couple of high thin clouds, otherwise the slightest breeze out of the southeast and warm temperature, thursday we shot all the way up to 72. friday, 74, yesterday, we were one degree shy of 80. look at the normal. normal we should be in the mid 60, we're a good ten to 15 degrees above seasonal averages and it's already 70 here in philadelphia. millville 72. dover 72, atlantic city 72. and 70's showing up for trenton and cape may ocean water temperature mild 66, satellite 6 along with action radar, mainly sunny, a couple of high thin clouds, that's about it and forecast remainor of the afternoon, the union taking on orlando, expect to see mostly sunny skies with high thin clouds later on, a light breeze out of the south southeast at five to ten, start time temperature around 74. and by the 9th minute, eagles taking on the washington redskins mostly cloudy conditions monday night, very, very mild. 69 degrees during the first quarter, and by fourth quarter, 66 degrees, we are expecting a few showers after the game. so looks like the game itself will be dry but after midnight monday night

concern with southeast louisiana, and east ward looking at a significant storm surge threat. anything over six feet will cause damage. we're looking at potential seven, even to 11. sure, some beach flooding and erosion. because it is moving quickly, the rain totals will be a little bit on the lighter side. however, still flash flooding is going to occur when you have nearly six inches in mobile, about 4 in biloxi. even extending northward, 3 and a half. with that and the winds together there will be downed trees. there will be some power outages, most of the winds r kind of focusing really to the east of the system. on the western edge of this core, we're not seeing significant winds. so even though new orleans should have gusts, they're going to be stronger to the east of that. therefore, possibility of power outages extend to the north but also extend to the east. and with that, comes the threat of possible isolated tornados. we're going to have our hands full later on. >> all right. thank you. >>> so louisiana is currently under a state of emergency and mandatory evacuatio

>> arroyotown, southeast end of the island near where the storm entered. >> and you were also there, as i was mentioning, with the governor of new york. what did you learn when you were there? >> utter devastation. we saw it firsthand. i appreciate that the governor got us here. i don't understand why it's taken the president 12 days later to arrive when we knew from day one that this would be the biggest crisis to hit the island and probably the biggest storm to hit the united states since katrina. >> you can probably see these pictures on the right-hand side. those are what mariana atencio took. she got in a blackhawk, and she was looking down upon puerto rico, and we got a sense from the sky -- i don't know if we

there scrambling to prepare for evacuations the storm barrels closer it's forecast to make landfall southeast of new orleans in the hours to come we'll be speaking to a weather expert in the area in just a second. there's been a day of protest in russia with demonstrators calling for jailed opposition leader alexina valmy to be allowed to run for president. also on this program. the cross tracing over the political mess here and get to know your runs very deep people tell me they hope to bring a swift and crisp and steepest political crisis in decades to w.'s gale is taking us through the streets of boston lona and asking whether catalonia can inch back from declaring independence. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a thanks for joining us hurricane nate is barreling towards the u.s. gulf coast all thought he's there saying the storm is traveling at rap. speed towards the southeastern tip of the state of louisiana they're warning residents not to take it lightly the hurricane killed at least twenty eight people when it passed through central america a state of emergency has been

still our closure in southeast along minnesota avenue, randle circle. this accident activity brought a pole and wires down. that may be closed for the foreseeable. activity in la plata blocking hawthorne road near miller road. ongoing investigation there. molette, eun, back to you. >> thank you, jack. >>> who better to get advice about keeping crooks away than a former crook. the stern warning this morning from an infamous former scam artist. >>> okay. and this is the video you just can't look away from. why a man -- look at this. he climbs on top of this moving school bus. we're going to tell you more about that. >> dangerous. >>> another area school district is throwing around changing when the school year starts. who wants if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most peo

singapore was the first southeast asian nation to join the coalition to defeat isis. it was very far thinking. you were there before most. more than 1000 of its military personnel train here in the united states every single year. when hurricane harvey struck our gulf coast in late august, singapore deployed its own helicopters to help transport personnel and critical resources to areas in need. : which has been tremendous and for their friendship. in a few weeks i will adepressed the summit in the philippines where we'll celebrate the 40th 40th anniversary of u.s. asian relations. i look forward to continuing our discussions at this year's submit and to seeing the great things singapore will accomplish as chair in 2018. in other words, this great gathering will take place in singapore in 2018. mr. prime minister, thank you for your continuing partnership and leadership the u.s. singapore relationship has made both of our people far more prosperous and secure and our values have made us long-standing friends. we are fortunate to have such a loyal partner. thank you ve

downed wires forcing a closure in southeast d.c.sota avenue remains closed between randall circle and g street southeast. there's a live picture of it. we have been showing you this all morning. we've been showing you the response to it trying to pick up the wires off the ground as well as that downed pole. wasn't weather related. the rain moved in afterwards but for whatever reason, that has occurred, it has forced the closure there at minnesota avenue as we go back to our maps we'll continue to show you some other drive times around the area. it's a holiday but it's a monday and it's raining so it still may b we've got slow spots including 295 as you're heading i believe that would be southbound there, 22 miles an hour speeds but it's route 50 inbound that's very slow as it always is. and we'll zoom in on that a little bit closer next time so you can see where exactly you've got speeds reduced to 20 miles an hour. beltway actually has been okay almost all the way around. you can see those inner loop speeds on the virginia side app

the southeast finally your cold front is coming through. vee one you' we will be watching those temperatures in the southeast cooling off a little bit, especially in florida later today. >>> that's a look at your monday forecast. >> all right, bill, thank you very much. >> at the box office this weekend, horror movie happy d t death day capitalized off friday the 13th. it knocked off blade runner taking in over $26 million. blade runner 2049 dropped to the number two spot with $15.$1 million. jackie chan brought in 12.8 million putting it in the number 3 spot. >> coming up next, secretary of state rex tillerson's direct response about his relationship with donald trump. snl takes on pence's nfl walk out. "early today" is back in two. ♪ if you're looking to save money on your medicare part d prescriptions, switch to walgreens. we make it easy to seize the day, so you can get more out of life and medicare part d. just walk right in for savings that will be the highlight of your day. walgreens has $0 copays on select plans and 100 points on pr

napa right now getting south- southeast winds at 3. fairfield getting those north winds and santa rosa, as well. so all that smoke from the santa rosa fire is coming further south. it's extending as far south as even parts of central california. so the dry smoky air is here and it's going to stay for a while. unfortunately, we need a really good rain to help clear the air and that is not in the forecast for several days. so worst air quality happening today and it's going to stay bad across the bay area for several days. we are not even seeing a shift in our wind direction to help clear it out. so this is our air quality forecast. very unhealthy for the north bay. of course, after all those fires are burning. and then as the smoke moves south, we're going to see unhealthy area. particulate matter was in the two to three hundred range and that's just very bad for lungs, of course. the unhealthy range right now is pretty much through an san carlos, san francisco, livermore, san jose with the futurecast. i want to show what you we experie

scrambling to prepare or evacuate as the storm barrels closer it's forecast to make landfall sued in just southeast of new orleans look at more from a weather expert to the city. there's been a day of protest in russia with demonstrators calling for jailed opposition leader likes enough only to be allowed to run for president. also on the program. the cross writes no over the political mess here in catalonia runs very deep people tell me they hope to bring a swift and to spain's deepest political crisis in decades. just taking us through the streets of boss alone and asking whether catalonia can inch back from declaring independence. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us people along the u.s. gulf coast are bracing themselves with hurricane nate about to make landfall east of new orleans a category storm two. almost threatening several southern states with torrential rain and winds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour now it is the fourth major storm to hit the u.s. in less than two months or thirteenth warning residents not to take it lightly. the hurr

haslinda: you don't see a risk of those returning from syria, no risk to indonesia, no risk to southeasto: i think no. haslinda: so you get sleep well at night? president widodo: please do sleep well. haslinda: are you taking steps to make sure that the risk is eradicated? president widodo: we are implementing de-radicalization programs. we also have a hard and soft power approach. both go hand in hand. we have clear programs. haslinda: what role do you see indonesia playing five or 10 years down the road given that it is the largest economy in southeast asia and one of the largest in asia? president widodo: if the aforementioned development of infrastructure and human resources can be completed well, i think that is when indonesia can play a role in asia and the world. my concentration is still on domestic issues. haslinda: three years into your presidency, two years ago, are you planning to run for the next election? president widodo: i am now just concentrating on the job, the task people have entrusted to do, monitoring infrastructure, controlling infrastructure, checking the indones

two men shot on martin luther king avenue southeast. bullets pierced the glass of a popular carry-out spot and landed out pavement nearby. hours later two more people were shot a couple of miles away. police haven't said if those two shootings are connected. >> and an e-mail obtained by news4, a prince george's county school employee is claiming some student records were changed even while independent state auditors were investigating possible grade tampering within the system. school counselors and others allegedly made the changes after looking for. >> two people connected to president trump's campaign enter not guilty pleas this afternoon to federal charges related to the robert mueller investigation. >> paul manafort and his long-time business associate rick gates are accused of money laundering and lying to the feds. these charges predate manafort joining the donald trump presidential campaign. manafort came on board in march of 2016. two months later he became the campaign manager. but less than a month after the convention, he re

martin luther king junior southeast. two people were shot and taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. >> and former montgomery county school security guard will serve more than a year behind bars for sexually abusing a student. 68-year-old mark was sentenced to 18 months in prison yesterday and he pled guilty to sex abuse charges and having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old female student at richard montgomery high school. >> and in northern virginia, two people were under arrest for carjacking a woman at knifepoint this happened last month in the parking lot o the target of the springfield mall. suspects shar nel pain and dominique campbell the victim was getting out of her car and pain pulled out a knife and the suspects used her credit card and the victim's car was later returned. >>> over the summer you remember the president took to twitter to announce unexpected reversal on the policy that allowed transgender individuals to serve in military. >> today a judge blocked part of the president's

currently out of the east southeast at ten to 15 miles per hour.uld see gusts as high as 50 miles per hour after midnight and through the morning tomorrow. so for today, round number one pushing through, round number two knocking on the door, we'll say a soaking rain later this afternoon, that low pulls north in the southern canada and pressure difference between the high coming in from west and this low strengthening that produce that is gradient and that develops those winds, they're roar first thing. here's future tracker 6. here comes round two. maybe the first three quarters of the eagles game. by the fourth quarter steadier rains margin in and reds and maroons and orange, that is probably coming you down at least a half inch an hour, maybe three quarters of an inch. it will be raining like that several hours. overnight we'll see the occasional rain shower after midnight. as the storm is exiting this is the last moisture left behind but it's at this point 7:00 a.m. we're concerned about the strong winds. isolated heavy amounts, the heaviest cu

police say the car was speeding downhill crest drive southeast, in southeast last night. lost control, slammed into some trees and that car burst into flames. they're investigating whether the car was stolen because it was missing license plates. >>> it's now 6:50. news 4 is working for you. it's fire prevention week. we want to show you just how important it is to have a plan in case of a fire. >> take a look here. >> in the room with fire sprinklers, you see the sprinklers activated. so the sprinklers control when the fire on this side. >> the last 30 minutes, d.c. fire and ems set this trailer on fire. within moments, it was completely engulfed. this can happen at any time. but fall is live from the d.c. fire training academy to explain why. ang angie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning eun and molette. just took two minutes. you saw it live this hour for that room to go entirely up in flames. right now i'm joined by d.c. fiern and ems. captain and young the tony falwell, the battalion chief. you wanted to send important information to d.c. residents. >> right. i

in southeast, 27 trees were planted today. >> we'll continue planting until we got every available spaceban tree canopy is a percentage of the city's land when viewed from above is covered by the trees leaves. >> but for the program to be successful, they need your helps. they are asking residents to water trees twice a week. if you want to find out there are trees near you, they have an active map. >> if you have trees on the both sides of the treat, it narrows the field of vision. most drivers it tends to walk their driving and it slows people down. it will tell you when the trees were planted and if your neighbors are already watering it. thousands have signed up to help out. reporting in southeast washington, sam sweeney, abc7 news. >> the marine corps marathon flurry of activity to get ready for the race. 3,000 set to run. security will be tight with up to 900 police along the route and 1,000 medical personnel on standby. trucks and the concrete barriers will be in place to prevent potential vehicle attack. metro will open early sunday at 6:00 in the morning. steve: looking good for

one of the largest armed groups in southeast asia the moro islamic liberation front is still pinning its hopes on a peace deal with the philippine government this should behave the way for its more than thirty thousand fighters to finally lay down their weapons. all the things so we will work with government civilian leaders and muslim leaders here and they are with us they are on board with us to stop the spread of violence. it is almost sixty now and says he cannot remember a time with peace in his homeland this is why he cannot lay down his weapons. despite the government's effort to go after the illegal guns trade. dogon al jazeera line of those source southern philippines. now to me amala state media is reporting that the government is to harvest rice from abandoned farmland left fake and by range of families in northern rakhine state the government says it will start harvesting more than seventy thousand acres in mound daw now that's a positive record and state that was hardest hit in a military crackdown against the regime which started in august let's go live to our correspon

its first landfall hours earlier was in southeast louisiana. that's near the mouth of the mississippi river. strong winds and drenching rains you see here. knocked out power to more than 36,000 people in three different states -- in mississippi, in alabama, and in florida. >> so the concern right now, potential tornadoes and storm surge. rising waters have been lapping at casino doors in biloxi and car doors too. it's not the casino that's flooded. this is a parking garage. the public affairs director told us that earlier. but let's get an update on the storm's strength and its position right now. our meteorologist ivan cabrera has not left the weather map all night. and what have we got going right now, ivan? >> well, just compiled some of the wind reports coming out of the storm. we've been saying it could have been worse. storms could always be worse. but this one kiehl actually could have been because there was a big window for this to have intensified in the gulf of mexico. what allowed for that not to happen was its forward speed. it didn

hello there we've got some very lively showers across the southeast in parts of asia at the moment on the satellite picture you can see a little earlier there just making its way northward that is all super typhoon land working its way away from us but it's intensified all the showers a bit further south as well so for some of us across the philippines and even further west into thailand we're seeing some pretty lively showers currently but we more of them as we head through the next few days again it's going to be from thailand including bangkok all the way across towards the philippines where we see the worst of the showers and further south there's actually more in the way of dry weather to be found here in just a handful of showers so for jakarta we should get to around thirty three degrees and no major problems with rain here further towards the south we've certainly seen some very lively downpours here queensland seeing most of the heavy rain but also we've seen some in sydney and asked me very good news after such a long stretch of dry weather so here is what we've been seeing