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. >> an update tory sto that we brought you as breaking news. we now know the man who was killed on the bw parkway was a h fa, a husband and a grandfather who was on his way to work. mark johnson sr. owned his own plumbing business and was heading to an emergency call wednesday night. his family says he ran out of gas and he was walking to try to find the nearest gas station when he was hit and killed. it's possibleore thanne car hit johnson and none of them stopped. >>> new this morning, president trump sitting down w russian president vladimir put on the sidelines of the g-20 summit. it was their first meeting since the end of the mueller investigation. and president trump rsed new eyebrows or raised eyebrows with how he handled russian ecinterference in u.s. eltions. keir simmons is traveling with the president. >> reporter: asked if he warned russia not to meddle in the 2020 elections. president trump appeared to jokingprimand president putin. mr. putin laughing along, it's the first time the two men havee met sinche conclusion of robert mue

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that news google, apple, amazon and facebook sto plummeting.this also comes as apple announces a major shift, the company dropping itunesit as begins to focus o products tha don't rely on the iphone. apple also announced a new operating system and se new security features as they try to show consumers that the company does care about privacy. but in this age of chsmhorearen desketp computer that s social media on fire today. apple's new $6,000 mac pro raised a lotof eyebrows because the computer -- well, it looks b littleit like a cheese grater?kn i don't if i can disagree with that.f it kind o does, right? >>> tonight a montgomery county fire chief says his six-year-olr neighbis a real hero. >> the child's mother had a seizure in her kitchen, and the little girl's quick thinking likely saved her life. >> drew wilder shows us how she did it only onnews4. >> six-year-old falcon already had 911 on theut phone, b she ran for help, too, and all of it was caught on this security camera. >> just go to the house next tou your h and knock on the door.

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we start to see shrmers and stos. this might be a different computer model. this doesn't have much at all. it had a lot around 5 or 6:00. so, that's something we'll be tracking as we move through sunday night as ll a good chance. i think we'll see a good chance between 5, 6,. 7: so, heads up there. saturday beautiful and breezy. breezy but not as bad as today. saturday hot, go early to the pool if you're goin to do it. monday, afternoon storms, quite a few of those. it could be tough to get to the pool during the damond. 89 on sunday. 1, the hot day coming up monday. hot on tuesday, high of 87. as i mentioned rather unsettled through thursday. somehowers and rain wednesday and thursday too. lookinat the pattern, we could see 3 to 5 inches between now and thursday. that would be a lot of rain if it does happen like that but it's not all at once at all. >> happy fathers' day. hope it doesn't rain on your celebration. >> yeah. >> coming up, we know it's only june, but the macs are in the june, but the macs are in the mix of a critical structure when you get the

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media giant affects digital competition. she washington post then jumped in and said the ftc might look sto amazon and not to be outdone, reutersd the justice got the jurisdiction to investigate apple a their practices. late in the day a house committee said that it was going to launch a bipartisan inveigation into competitiveness in the digital markets. it's too early to say whether any of these stories are gng to panout, but the stocks were hit and they were hit hard in today's trade. >> so let's bring in john freeman to discuss what regulation could mean for some of these big companies. he's an equity analyst at cfra research. nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> it's a diverse group of companies. they're all in the tech space, of course, but they all do very different things. how would regulation apply? >> well, you know, looking at historical perspective the wayed it app to microsoft, there are certain remedies, you know? the fines andh. so fo those are really immaterial, but for microsoft the big one was of course debundling the browser from the operatingsystem, windo

to counter thathe ceo stressed a new strategy, one that involves turning its stos into medical service centers aimed at customers with chronic conditions. th t seemed to pick u sales on the stock today, up by about 4% in today's session. >> boeing suffered another setback for theax 737 plane. the latest problem, a software issue the faa says must be corrected before the plane flies again. that wasn't all. a company official says boeing now expects to finish all fixes in the september time fram together, that sent the stock down nearly 3% in trading today. phil lebeau has more. >> reporter: more problems for the max and more doubts about the parked planes flying any time soon. in fact, the comny now says it doesn't expect to hlle a fixes done until sometime in the september time frame. that means the three u.s.es airlhich fly the max will likely have to push back t september and october dates when they expect to put their max models back in the air. >> there's not a lot of cancellations. there aren't enough airplanes around to have made a big impact. >> the future of theax is murkier th

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sto target, $47 and that rose to $40.50. still ahead, after a cool spring is the summer home selling season about to heat up? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> an faa official said today that boein7 max aircraft may not be back in the air until december. that m is the dateh later than earlier forecasts expected. though, ial emphasized that there is still no official timeline, but the ceo of american airlines says he expects the aircraft to be flying by mid-august. doug parker alsoold his airline annual shareholders today that he expects the ounding of the 737 max to cost american airlines about $350ll n. as you know, that plane has been grounded since d-march. >> the megadeal between united technologies and raytheoned promo redefine the aerospace industry, but in the days following the announcement, roposed getbout the together have started to swirl. morgan brennan explains.>> it could be the biggest defense deal ever, but wall street isn't convinced on the merger of unitedan technologies ac raytheon. an opposes the deal telling united i technolog

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waking up tomorrow, a little different sto. hot and humid tomorrow but get ready, there's another line. here is 4:00 in the afternoon, another roun of strong to severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. so if you are going to the pool, go early. rhottest day of the yea tomorrow, another chance for severe storms and that's take yeah as well. we will show you when we can expect relief in the forecast. >> thank you, doug. >>> we are learning about the victim of a tragic accident in arlingtonman killed by a tree out for an afternoon walk. it was a big one. neens 4's jackie bson tells us more about the woman who just retired from a successful career to enjoy time with her fami. >> reporter: family members tell us louise peabody achieved historic firsts in her professional career while also raising a family here in arlington. at the spot where she was fatally struck by a falling tree limb, a tribute to h ow much she was loved and admired. a certified public accountant by profession, her family says peabody, 67, was proud to have been

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about whether to in their silence the journalist or not is irrelevant the 1st amendment does not the sto on journalists a certain set of rights they still everybody those rights whether they call themselves a journalist or not luckily we live in a country where the government does not license journalists and i think everyone can agree that donald trump shouldn't be the one deciding who is a journalist and who isn't and the d.o.j. has highlighted a narrow set of facts that distinguish julian assange and wiki leaks from traditional responsible journalists. and those include feel legit agreement to. track a government password and irresponsible publication of the names of human sources neither of those things are activities that typically engage him however the indictment includes charges that relate to the solicitation the receipt and the publication of classified information and those are things that good national security reporters do every day. the use of the espionage act by the department of justice galvanized media outlets alarmed at the implications not for julian assange and for th

in a few pla ces sto p heavy and thundery showers. of the uk. apples and shells into northern and western areas early this morning elsewhere, we should see a dry day across the south—east. it will feel fresher, today is going to be one of sunshine and showers for stopping to the system anchored to the north of the system anchored to the north of the uk. most of the shells of the across scotland, northern ireland, quite heavy, may be thundery, quite blustery with gusts around 30—35 males and hour forced a few showers spreading from west to east across england and wales but some good spells of sunshine. across the south—east you will notice how cool and fresh the feel is. high pressure begins to build from the south from monday just back from begins to build from the south from mondayjust back from friday, we have low pressure towards the north of the uk, for much of scotland another fairly easy day with some showers again. it could be on the heavy side but further south the better chance of staying dry closer to that area of high press

khafra had been helping eckwitt, a millionaire sto trader, build secret tunnels under his home. khafra's family and friends disagreed with the sentence. he hadfaced the maxim of 30 years behind bar. >> if one researches mr. beckwitt's background, one would realize that the sentence does not f the crime. >> reporter: beckwitt wa ed to build a bomb shelter to protect him against north korean n this blindfolded, led into these tunnels, told he was in virginia anto then led that hell hole where he was left alone to urinate and defecate in buckets. >> reporter: beckwitt apologized to the family and said he tried to save khafra, the smoke was too thick. he asked to be thought of as an imperfect human being and not a d monster. prosecutors described beckwitt as brilliant, but said he lacked empathy and used his talents to harm others. brandon cobb was khafra's best end. >> even though it's -- it might not have been what we wanted, we're all relatively thankful that beckwitt is receiving some form of punishment and nothing like this hopefully will happen to anybodygaver a. >> the judge

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beautiful friday and saturday and then we get to sto chances and the heat. 90 degrees, rather humid. much more about that and potential for the heat wave at 4:45. >> tha you, doug. >>> new information on the shooting of former red sox slugger, david ortiz. what wern leaed about the violence of the dominican republic. >> first, millions of us use >> first, millions of us use facebookveryday. e what comes with $1 soft drink from mcdonald's? ( ♪ ) $1 any size soft drink. joy included ( ♪ ) joy included of deep woods provides lonlastingi so you can keep li life your way off! live on! sc johnson strrestoring abuilding anfather's faith.... it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. ronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier ... and coming home sooner. strongs. is seeking answer.. and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> i'm erika gonzalez back with breaking news from the live acsk. a former coh linked to the college admission scandal will avoid significa

the more clouds we're seeing out there, that would help to stiflm our sto chances. so i'm still keeping some scattered thunderstorms in the forecast. that is why we're in weather alert mode. but i have been talking to doug today. we have our weather meeting every day at 2:30. he is going to be reassessing, cheing out the latest determining if we do need to stay in weather alert mode but i think we'll see sunshine and some pockets of heavier rain later today. if we do see severe thunderstorms it would potentially beaot only he rain but strong, gusty winds and hails. th is your first weather headline. this is breezy tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. if you like arefreshing breezy day, you will love it. if you are hoping for 90s, tomorrow and friday not so much. at the weekend, it is looking dry. saturday is completely dry. t andn chance for rain in the forecast later in the day on sunday. i want to show you future weather. here we are at: 2 p.m. bringing scattered showers to the area. look at future weather 4:00 p.m. look at the bright coloring in fauquier, loudoun and ed

just to add to that, yes, we support the staff staying from basement sto -- to the roof.i met with members of the mta along with another member at the flood building and i think we need them to stay. that's what i wanted to say up here. >> commissioner: thank you, any other members of the public wish to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment's closed. ms. graph, can you come back up. i think we have a series of questions for you. i think have been in an ongoing conversation the past two years and a situation where this is a situation with an agency with little if any oversight by the board of supervisors because this is an agency overseen by commission appointed by the mayor. this body and the board of supervisors does not have a direct authority. we have the thumb up or down vote on the overall budget at sfmta and more and more it's becoming apparent we're going to have to exercise that authority in a very aggressive manner because this is not the only issue that's risen to the attention of this body in the last few weeks. it's very important. i want to say th

. >> amelia draper and in the sto center. is something worse heading our way?>> keeping a close eye on the storm team 4 radar. the threat for sever weatheis diminished a little bit, but within the last 30 minutes we're ear starting to see more showers tdevelop. >>t's how it's going to be. a lot of pop-up storms, relatively scattered. a lot of people won't see them, but where they do see them, it will come down pretty hard. >> tracking a cell right now and d the pleasant area moving towards kettering and out of the shefferly area and traveling along 50 for the most part and to the south there's more shower activity towards morning side and heing towards rthern virginia and tracking some areas of rain just into rappahannock county. fauquier county, northern prince william county around the erling area. also starting to see some rain moven, but ultimately here's a look at the bigger picture and most of the area is dry. here's what you can expt to the. there's a 30% chance that you can deal with some rain. that's quite low. once again it's looking like the worst of

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