we are going to have more --by stander, caught in the crossfire. >>> the widow of murder victim david smith watched the woman responsible for her husband's death admit to it all. >> reporter: widow kim vaughn cried at times and sobbed most heavily when prosecutors recounted each of the places her husband was stabbed seven time. one was straight through the heart. she didn't talk today and has spoken only once publicly, back in march. >> in one day i lost the most important person in my life. >> reporter: inside this courthouse today 21-year-old meyer are gop admitted to stabbing david in a robbery. her girlfriend, 19-year-old dominique dalton admitted buying zip ties to rob the property lawyer and used his stolen metro card for weeks. the two guilty pleas brought the widow kim vonage to tears. in contrast, johnson left with her head held high. >> nobody intend today this to occur and my client expresses sympathy and empathy for the victim and the victim's family. >> reporter: why the plea? >> is that a serious question? >> reporter: it is, yeah. >> well it was the best interest of my

fwloyvr, 7 1 people were arrested and protests got out of hadn't that included tax on innocent buy standers. >> we had incidents ever protesters actually pepper spray pate ropes seated at restaurants and patio areas and caulking boun the street. >> a judge yesterday cleared officer michael brelo in the deaths of two. the couple died after a cash chase involving 100 officers and hail of gunfire. he stood on the car hood and fired i into the weep restaurant. in officer's bullets killed the couple. >> another navy vessel carrying name "u.s.s. new jersey". it was announced today a is mar each will be built when winning game any date. two badle. most recent known today adds battle ship nrj energy docked in camden. u.s. senator menendez was pushing for commission sthop carry the name of the dwarden state. >> there was still enough fun and fest activity this long weekend tonight you know rear he. >> driving this weekend we could set record. here's abc linsey davis. >> this mem orcuellarial day weekend a travel nightmare. aaa estimate 33 million people on the employed three-day weekend making it bu

. >> dozens of buy standers watched in panic this morning as a tour bus in san francisco caught fireore their eyes. onlookers skap toured the scene on phones. pat's double decker bus was driving down haze streak when a woman and a homeless man are chasing the bus to alert a driver. everyone made it out up furt. >> former flight student after stealing a plane and leaving it on a joy ride. evan grants took off in betweenen engine flame and used around near douglass. an air traffic controller convinced him to come down. tonight he's gounded. >> some offul's chefs treemd up with salvation army to create a special brunch for the farm to table movement and spotlight on salvation army food programs straighty fund raidser will help the foundation, army to provide meals and groceries all year round. >> volunteers with jewish relief agency spenting day backing up crowds in northeast philadelphia for low income families. afterward they dead aed okay new mural at the warehouse to honor michael earlbound one of jra supporters the gray was supported by jra poll veers. it got its start on loading b

their small boat started taking on water and capsized a by stander pulled them out of the water and performed cpr, but he died at the hospital. >>> the math genius who inspired "a beautiful mind" died on the new jersey turnpike. john forbes nash and his wife were in a taxi saturday when the driver lost cell and slammed into a guardrail. the nashes were coming home from a trip to norway where he was awarded another prize in mathematics. you can go to our nbcwashington.com app for more on nash's life including reaction from russell crowe, the man who played him in the movie "a beautiful mind." >>> next on news4, thunder in the forecast for the district. those riders are honoring our troops and using some shock value to make their point. america's freedom bell ringing loud and clear today. how you can pay respect to fallen service members. and nearly a foot of rain in texas is causing deadly floods. emergency officials revealed their biggest concern going >>> going to take you out live darcy spencer standing by with information on the motorcycle crash. darcy? >> reporter: investigators are telli

we are providing them high standers of in-flight product.are giving them a travel experience that they wouldn't get from anybody else. >> still the u.s. airlines are pushing their government to freeze the other airlines right to fly to the u.s. until the fair competition practices can be addressed. >> what's happened is the economic center of the world has shifted and right now fastest growing middle classes are in southern asia and south africa and guess where the gulf carriers are? right in the middle of that. >> reporter: in what has become an increasingly fierce battle for the battle in the sky. kimberly halkett, al jazeera washington. >> the european bank of reconstruction will help georgia with hundreds of millions of dollars to help it become a player in the energy sector. from the region of ajara close to the border with turkey, robin forrester walker sends this report. >> reporter: now people in this little village has subsidence to contended with. floor to ceiling crack splits the building down the middle. >> translator: our land i

. >> good afternoon sara, that incredible video was shot by a by stander, we were abe to see this entire horrific scene, people were watching as their kids were thrown to the ground. a terrifying scene in florida yesterday, beach goers were enjoying a little memorial day fun in the sun when a waterspout suddenly came ashore. >> as it hits the sand, the twisting wind becomes more of a dust devil heading straight for the bounce house. the bounce house flips and the three children inside are ejected. seeing kids flying out of the bounce house it's airborne flying in the sky, all kids conscious and alert and incredibly okay. asia was inside with her stepbrother, a.j., they both received broken arms. >> the bounce head flew out and i fell in the dirt. >> waterspouts are common off the florida coast known as tornadoes over the water they are columns of rotating air that can spin up in the calmest of weather. >> it was fast and furious and there was no way to respond. >> but the issue raises safety concerns bounce house injuries are on the rise and a child goes to the emergency room every 45 mi

was trying to shoot someone in another group of riders and milton was merely an inspectnocent by stander. while her parents put faith in the police department they want answers. >> they have over 20 officers looking, but i'm confused. why does it take 20 detectives to find the one person who is gonna tell the truth? >> miltons say they plan to lay their daughter to rest next saturday. >>> we are just hours from the start of the atlantic hurricane season. why forecasters say the country's due for a powerful storm. >>> more tributes pouring in tonight for boweau biden, the vice president's son. how the president and first lady paid their respects. >>> an emergency interrupts sensitive negotiations over iran's nuclear program. find >>> secretary of state john kerry will have to spend the night at a swiss hospital after breaking his leg riding a bicycle. he was rushed to a hospital in geneva this morning. doctors say he needs to be under observation before flying back home tomorrow. the state department says kerry hit a curb and fractured his right femur but will make a full recovery. kerry

this video taken by a bi stander this weekend. police say he attacked an officer and fought officers when trying to arrest him. today he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> if this is only a snippet it's going to put police officer accountability on the line. >> his mother says he suffers from mental problems. >> ahmad brooks has been named in a lawsuit in an incident that happened allegedly happened last fall. surprisingly, only mcdonald's name came up today in southern california. roberter bob hays of our sister station in los angeles has more on that. >> the woman accusing mcdonald of raping her faced cameras but didn't say a word or reveal her name. her attorney, gloria alred explaining why. >> she wants mr. mcdonald to show she's not going to just live in fear of him. him. >> she accused the former 49er of sexual assaulting her in his home after a night of drinking. mcdonald says sex was consensual and that he has surveillance video that proves it he filed his suit against the woman in march. she says california

this video taken by a bi stander this weekend. police say he attacked an officer and fought officers when trying to arrest him. today he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> if this is only a snippet it's going to put police officer accountability on the line. >> his mother says he suffers from mental problems. >> ahmad brooks has been named in a lawsuit in an incident that happened allegedly happened last fall. surprisingly, only mcdonald's name came up today in southern california. roberter bob hays of our sister station in los angeles has more on that. >> the woman accusing mcdonald of raping her faced cameras but didn't say a word or reveal her name. her attorney, gloria alred explaining why. >> she wants mr. mcdonald to show she's not going to just live in fear of him. him. >> she accused the former 49er of sexual assaulting her in his home after a night of drinking. mcdonald says sex was consensual and that he has surveillance video that proves it he filed his suit against the woman in march. she says california

. >> no by standers were hurt in the incident. >>> a police standoff last night, shawn mcgee was arrested that led it a police pursuit in oakland. mcgee abandoned the car he was in, ran no an apartment, and held someone hostage. that hostage managed to escape no one was injured. >> smoke could be seen for miles. fire burning more than 70 acres in livermore. interstate 580 at mountain house parkway p. crews say the fire broke out at about 2:30 but was completely contained an hour later. no one was injured. >> and now to decision 2016. where yet another major candidate is under scrutiny. this time over questions over the war in iraq. chances are it is not the way he hoped to stand up over the weekend where players were trying to mick a name for themselves. >> reporter: today would be marco rubio's turn to get tripped up by what's been called the most obvious question in this presidential election. >> was it a mistake to go to with a are in iraq if. >> it wasn't a mistake given the president at the time. >> after jeb bush -- >> i misstepped before. >> today marco rubio found himself doing th

he looks like an unrelated by stander to what jackie is about to do. keep your eye on him, he has an important job here that he doesn't seem that psyched about. watch? >> one of our most solemn duties in congress is dealing with emerging national security threats. we eliminated bin laden. we're making progress in weakening isil. and unfortunately, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have alerted us to a new threat emerging deep in the heart of the western united states. a sort of feathery sleeper cell that just can't wait to disrupt our way of life. what is inspiring so much fear? the lesser prairie chicken. listening to this debate, you would think that the lesser prairie chicken was single handedly provided aid and comfort to the enemy. not just living on the prairie, and doing the occasional dance. >> i love that c-span has to widen the shot for the poor staffer whose job it is to hold up the picture of the lesser prairie chicken armed with a grenade launcher. chicken qaeda. the chicklamic state. what they did in that stunt. what they're do

tv was the reality even for the mere eye stander. this was the operat sort of thing that went on for much of my television life. as a local reporter in new york i got a call one morning that there ery first a had been a story i had to cover. there had been one of these miracle microsurgery operations back in the 70s when a man's hand had been reattached to his arm. i was post to go to brooklyn to cover the story. there was a press conference about it so i threw on some close, ran down the stairs and we drove to brooklyn. i'm carryingng the tripod and weaid, walk across the hospital lobby and a little man in a little man comes up to me and says say you're on television arethank you you? and your lynn sherr aren't you? put and then he looked at me and said you look better on television.everal so i ran to the ladies room i ran to the ladies room and put on some makeup and we went from there. after i left that joblk and had several weeksmi pass someone she stopped me and said didn't you use to be lynn sherr? abc, how does one respond?ly

better that the images should come from cameras worn by police than cameras held by by-standers. and we know that the images from those by-stander held cameras are going to be a fact of life whether we like it or not. better that they should be held or worn by police officers who are sworn to tell the truth and enforce the law and seek justice. so i'm a strong advocate. and simply raise these questions because i think they are inevitable and you as professionals would want them answered. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you mr. chairman. and thank you for coming before us today to discuss this issue. mr. henderson i'm kind of stuck on this one point here that mr. bruder raised. the state of south carolina has deemed data recorded by a body-worn camera not to be a public document, thus the data is not subject to the freedom of information act disclosure. he goes on to say in his testimony, doing so will ensure that a single moment of indiscretion does not provide a lifetime of embarrassment. ensures that one's guilt or innocence is determined in a court of law and not a court of

spoke to the students at ethan ann allen school in mayfair today and challengeed them to be up standerringizens and depth pew advertised them assistant district attorney. against bullying williams shared his anti bullying method to students at more than 20 inner ski stool. >> police cruiser on a miami highway. what conclude a trooper in to the fact a thief was behind the wheel? >> they look great. left a long time. is your new gel manicure raising your cancer risk? why you might want to change to something different. >> we with a few days on earth a baby monkey sparked a public uproar in japan. why many people call the monkey offensive hasn't the zoo is apologizeing to tonight. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disag

shooting case. 71 people arrested in the hours after the decision including some who attacked by standers. most protests were peaceful. sunday morning services emphasize the need for calm and ohio's governor praised the city's response. >> i think the people of cleveland have handled this, i mean, they should be so proud of themselves. we should look at cleveland as a model. >> officer michael brelo was acquitted in the deaths of two unarmed suspects. he stood on the hood of their car and fired 15 bullets into the windshield after a chase. the justice department is reviewing the verdict. >> investigators in new orleans working pretty hard trying to figure out who killed a housing authority police officer. killed as he sat in his patrol car. the officer with security detail at an apartment building under construction when he was shot. his body was discovered in that patrol car. detectives are now saying it's too early to tell if he was the target. >>> actress and comedienne anne meara died, one half of the team stiller and meara. but she had a thriving acting career on stage and tv. she ha

before the them germans fled away, stander hands up raised by roads littered with smoldering gear. must for a modern mechanized army traveling at high speed. in our division, it was my job. when we broke out of the peninsula my department had the situation well in hand. then for us everything went mad. stark, raving mad. one morning i woke up the army had gone right off the map, absolutely right off the map. so we rushed through an order for 500,000 maps of the region. they arrived in due time. to our horror the army progressed far beyond the region. it was off the map again. this was a peerriod of acute crisis. i gave the highest priority to the fresh order of maps. we refused to be licked by the situation. the final blow, it became evident we were going to bypass paris. that almost finished us weep had to drop 10,000 maps by parachute. a humiliating experience. i'll be glad to get back to the library of congress where maps have some permanent value. >> while fighting near paris we french soldiers were fighting in the normandy fields and suddenly an order came go to paris, it said

throughout that chase the man waved to by standers and flashed a v sign with the hand victory parade hung on the side of the driver's side door and that victory parade came to an end when bystander jumped in front of the car. driver got out and bystander then pushed the man on the hood of the police cruiser and they were both arrested. no word why that bystander was taken in custody. >>> navy pilot safely ejects before his plane runs off the runway and plunges in the san diego bay. boaters rescued the pilot from the bay. navy officials say pilot was training for aircraft landing qualifications whether he that crash happened at north island naval base. pilot was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. >>> for decade, camden's first black cemetery was concealed grave stones covered, more than 100 soldiers who served in the civil war were buried there and on friday their service was honored. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson explains how the rediscovery was made. >> reporter: like so many things in camden beauty had to be rediscovered. >> it is amazing. i just give galo

can you see it looks like he really needed that life jacket to keep him afloat in the waters, by standersull him to safety, he was taken to a the who, he is expected to make a full recovery. it does appear at this point the weather may be starting to let up just a bit, some evacuation orders are being lifted in some areas but certainly we are keeping an eye on the situation in texas and oklahoma, certainly thinking about keeping those residents in our thoughts and the very serious situation they are dealing with. >> the contrast with what we are dealing with here the lack of rain. and the drought they've had for so many years and now it's coming too fast. >> all right, thank you, claudia. >>> 7:50, sal is off today but we are still watching traffic for you, let's take a look at the by bridge toll plaza it should be nice and easy, to. >> easy breezy, here is a look at macarthur maze in oakland, very light traffic. >> let's check interstate 280, live pictures, you can see no traffic out there at all. >> all right we want to check in now with rosemary who is in for steve, another kind of coo

to try to figure out where crime patterns were emerging and accountability for police prestinct standers. it used to be nobody could control crime or hold them countable. and now the nypd is ruthless about imposing rules. if they don't save black lives their careers are at jeopardy. what happened in new york was to liberate the law-abiding residents of inner city neighborhoods to be able to go out into the public to shop, to go to the store, pick up their mail and post office, elderly women could come into the lobbies of their building without being fearful of their drug dealers. there is one other thing that drives new york policing and that is community demand for assistance. we are seeing a movement to depolice, decriminalize in new york there is an effort to cut back on broken window policing which is the idea of enforcing low level quality of life offenses. to unfairly burden minority communities. if this push to decriminalize becomes effective it is going to involve ignoring the very people whom the advocates report to represent. policing low level offenses is a moral imperative. i

. >> you have a stander error smaller -- >> than the average. but that's okay for a model.4%. if you do another tenth next month, you're at 5.3%. >> we knew that. >> what is the fed's long run unemployment rate? it came down to 5.1%. let's invoke the spirit at the table. one of the brighter guys we know here who was a huge fed critic and say, okay how were you sitting 0.2 above your long-term unemployment rate at zero and not raising rates. if that's the story. >> 5.1 is going to come down. it has been coming down. >> that's joe's point. you just keep moving. that feeds directly into rick's criticism of the federal reserve, which is you give us a number and you come next to that number and then change that number. now, in their defense, where will say that what has happened you had a lack of inflation and a lack of wage growth so that tells you implicitly that the long run unemployment rate is lower and i think that's what austan is eluding to. still 0.2% above it's mightily close to being that place with rates at zero. >> steve liesman is part of our panel here this mornin