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. >>> when we come back tonight, tro clarifies its plan for the d.c. this weekend. ly right here >> we'll have in an update on what you can expector security when white supremacists come to town. >> imagine coming home from a family vacation to find a deado body inr yard. we'll explain the a bizar disturbing discovery. >> all newt 6:00, the rewards of a good deed. of a good deed. dozens of bic had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell gw hospital thank you for giving me new life. for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. >>>hite supremacist are coming to town on sunday to rally near the white house. >> while our city has a lot of experience handling protesters, anxiety is high bgrause this p has a history of deadly violence. there are particularth concerns afety on our metro. >> news 4's darcy spencer joi

wewestminster was the scene of a terrorist attackklast year when a british convert to islam tro a car of pedestrians before stabbing a police officer. and injured 50 others. it has been 10 days since an earthquaae hit the indonessan iiland of lombok, pilling 430 people and displacing hundreds of thousands. -pamong those whose lives have children. aid agencies are trying to help phem overcome their trauma. >> the children were delighted when they heard to the village. volunteer workers here to entertain an excited crowd to -- ccowd. they played ededucational games% how to stop the spread of diseases. the frequent aftershocks mean the children rarely relax. >> they're having really high trauma. even whennthey sit down they feel like there is n earthquake coming. they start crying and then ww need to do something about it. we use some methods and stuuy. >> ne way of helping the children overcome their trauma is to have them draw. they migight not be able to sayn words. and seeingr homes people injured was deeply disturbing. this young grow past out when the earthquake hit. out hen thhd e

>> the tro is not against defense distributed, cody wilson. the federal government. >> right. >> actually these plans can still be put on the internet because there is no tro against us doing it. >> well, what the judge said was for now he wants this held in abeyance so it should stay according to the reckoning of the washington state attorney, where it was before all of this. that's what they're hoping for right now, but in any case, it's certainly temporary. >> the plans have already been up and downloaded several thousands of times. >> that is true. like 2,500 times they've already been downloaded, and the question is how does this make us better and safer? we'll see how it plays out in the courts, and then you, sir, are welcome to come back and tell me why it's a good thing. >> thank you. >> be well. >> i'll do that. thank you, chris. >> appreciate it. all right. so what happens now to anyone who has already downloaded these plans for guns? you get the flaw in the argument. well, we haven't seen any used in crimes. that's assumed that they

as a clarinet player composer and conductor he was involved in creating the tro grand this year he's here with the irish chamber orchestra one strategy to mozart festival is that musicians meet up here build networks and then come back you. know we're full. third of all what role for them and with the next five or. even some experts are not familiar with mozart's compositions for them and. when they got this invitation from the months of face they were thinking how can we can make a connection with mozart ten and that was the linker in those three little pieces. that are very rarely played because obviously when i make concerts even with voice it's not never it's never the right setting for to present this through a little like candies to little pieces by mozart and so the result is it is very rarely performed around the world so it was i thought it was a great opportunity. a relaxed audience a little stunts who are not afraid to attempt something. unusual that's the great attraction of the summer festivals. it's clearly a successful business idea too so a win win situation all round

how is eey are shaken up and tro move forward. i spoke with a student today who said he heard popping sounds yesterday. others heard the warning to hurry up and get to the gym, that's what they did. they left some of their belongings behind. that's why they say they were here. they say, under the circumstances the school handled it well, but they want on know more about the shooting. at the high school in fairfield today, students picked up what they left behind suddenly. bags, backpacks and shoes. one day after a gun battle broke out and it blocked the way. >> they came over the speaker and said, this is a lockdown, go to the safest place. >> he scrambled to the lockers . >> i had to come back and clean the stand and get it all secured. >> reporter: she said that administrators handle today frightening situation well. >> when you see your life run in front of you, it's unthinkable. >> reporter: a 16-year-old boy died in the shooting and a 18-year-old hospitalized. two suspects fled, one was taken in to custody and another tried t

they said the public safety is the highest priority for tro. and officials there working with law enforcement ahead of that august 12thrally. >>> we are crossing our finger for thisyear's d.c. mamie johnson little league team. the team played new york and lost 10-2. but they will have a chance to redeem themselves when they play agn tomorrow. the team is the first ever predominantly black little league team to advance to th regionals from around here. now, win or lose, our local sports teams have rallied around these fokids, s. last week, the baltimore orioles outfileder adam jones donated $8500 to fund t team's trip to bristol, connecticut. and max scherzer. and juan sotos, and anthony r rondon, all wt to wish the luck. they know that everybody is rooting for them. >> they want to be major league players one day. >> they probably have big dreams. but like stay look at this guy, the boy came to the game in full umpire gear. he cal dpitches. and he did a pretty good job, too. >> srting early, right? >> i love it. you got to play the part. >>> we

big issues forme tro's newest rail cars,e're digging deeper to learn hon lg it will take to fix the issue and how it will impact your ride. >>> in the way. the home set to be demolished so i-66 could be widened and now a m is fighting back saying they're being treated unfairly. >>> and war on drugs. we'll take you inside a new grassroots campaign aimed at stopping drug overdoses and saving lives. >> announcer: welcome to "new 4 this week." >>> hello, everyone. i'm leon harris. every one of metro's new 7,000 series rail cars need to be rewired. transit agency paid $1.5 billion for the cars. mark segraves working for you digging into the latest issue formetro. >> reporter: while this new wiring problem with the 7,000 series is not a safety concern, metro acknowledges it could cause ilunreliy. since they first hit the tracks back in 2015, the 7,000 series rail cars have been touted as a critical part of metro promise to improve safety and reliability. but thim internal report f the metro department of quality assurance found every one of the new cars a wiring problem that has to be fixed. th

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. >> so joseph, you represent tenants who are being evicted and having tro with landlords. tell me why you're in favor of the measure. >> this is aboutg giv control back to localities. the it's created problems for localities and fraud in rentnt l. and it's taken a lot of units out of th rental housing stock ghat otherwise would be in the rental housintock because of conversion. oh >> -- and condo conversion. >> you think this would help the tenant. you have another position. why is this a bad idea inyour mind? >> well, you know, the legislature understood back in the '90s that this was needed because there were -- we call them extreme forms of rent control. that is cities were imposing it on single-family homes. they were imposing it on new construction. and property owners were get ng each in berkeley, we -- even in berkeley, we lost about 3,000 single-family ownehomes because owners said i'm not going to work under this system. if prop 10 passes and turns it back to the city, i think we'll unfortunately see it again. we're alreadyow seeingrs getting out of the market. th

it's five years to the day the tro tests began in syria as muslims fellow travellers had to geneva to khartoum demonstrations. that are still sitting in the songs of the syrian revolution. let's. close. it. like my eyes and many of them were detained and tortured. some have had their homes destroyed all of them have friends or family who've been disappeared by the syrian regime. they're determined to get their loved ones free. kick it out yakob get it a. bit because. that will. be all. in all though the. tens of thousands of people are missing without a trace. the un has accused the syrian government of the murder rape torture and systematic extermination of detainees all crimes against humanity but a security council resolution to refer syria to the international criminal court was vetoed by russia and china. miles and his colleagues are also campaigning for the release of civilians held by groups fighting assad's regime the so-called islamic state and other islam is to groups. will come on television and now us. i'm sure. we saw that still sell it. but the effectiveness of such camp

and i think today was two por tro portraits in patriotism and how they identify it and the differenceal patriot or military one. it is the tale of two giant lives. it's stunning to watch them at the same time. it's making us have a very interesting, complex situation, which is the american conversation. what's striking about aretha franklin's rituals and ceremony is that she really imbodied faith and works in a very particular way. she made you feel good, like dr. feel good, took you to church, but also took you to reckon with civil rights. it's very, very powerful to stay in church but also in the streets. >> i was listening to an interview done with don in the last couple years, talking the civil rights and respect was a m m mantra. she rode the bus, didn't fly. how when he was asking her, you were at the forefront of the civil rights movement, she shied away from saying yes, i carried the mantle. >> with your work, she's a great american woman. the first woman inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. respect was a mantra, too. that was really progressive. no woman was talking ab

reported by our news partner wto radio this week, now mark seagraves digs in to the latest problem facing tro. >> reporter: since they first hit the tkcks bac in 2015, the 000-series rail car have been touted as improving metro's safety and reliability. but every one of the new cars has a wiring problem that has to be fixed. he reportrites undetected wire crimping that happened during manufaluring. it w take one year to fix them all. and 200 of the new 7000-series cars have anbl additional p that needs to be corrected. that is so timeonsuming that the entire staff at this rail yard will work on it full-time. >> that's tough, i mean, it's a shame, it's bette do fix it and spend the money. >> this woman was bolstered by the customer service she got today. >> eryone was so nice today, i have to the ell you, every sing person was helpful. >> reporter: metro says that they're working with thefa maurer to repair the damage. metro's statement, metro's 7000-series rail cars will be fixed and have no impact on service. >>> metro plans to resume delivery of the new 7000-series rs nextmonth. >>> meantim

and exactly the opposite of what tro said it would do. this morning, the union calling for paul wiedefeld to step downe li in mclean, chris lawrence. >> thanks. 6:08. right now marrial bowser is back to el salvador. she interrupted her trip to come back and monitor the demonstrations. she said we haveineople c to our city for the sole purpose of spewing hate. it didn't make sense and doesn't make sense now. protect and defend d.c. ovalus. mon the mayor's tradell mission stiahead on news 4 today. >>> stay with news 4 as we math from aft yesterday's rally and much larger counterdemonstrations. our coverage continues on air and on the nb washington app. >>> 6:09. tydeveloping story in prince george's co a man was beaten to death and his killers are still out there. ofcers found that victim yesterday aftnoon on boones hill road in capitol heights.it his ide has not been repor released. >>> yesterday afternoon police responded to a call about gunshots onar meadow avenue in upper marlboro. deade found two adults inside a home. investigators hav

. >> we consistent let's se let's, i tro to go through normal process of refacing it back on facebookt took 5 days, publicly and a national movement before they told me, i am sorry for the confusion of your ad being revoked. liz: so, go ahead. >> you know, had i been, i say a liberal from like los angeles, i don't think it would have taken 5 days,. liz: that is a long time go dote ad back up it is about your parents and suffering they endureed and they survived, we have a veteran's group, we are the mighty, they say, facebook alga rhythm treats their nonpolitical site as quote political content. because he used word military a lot. then twitter shadow banning republicans, what going on in silicon valley, what is going on you are out there? >> you know, we have seen this time gai again, my concern is tt it is clear that tech companies alga rhythms are not conducive to conservative voices like you mentioned with the veterans, and so, the biggest problem is this is, what happens, if something like this is revoked 5 days before an elected, how devastating that could be for a candidate. >>

out fredricksburg, near wood brej, some rainfall there,ng tro move into parts of d.c. if we look off to theest between about d.c. and front royal, across 81, we have developing showers there, too, spotty, scattered in nature. u might run into some of those if you're driving along 66 this morning. temperatures in about the low 70s, upper 60s for frederick and clinton. emperatures are very comfortable. as the kids head to the bus stop, make sure they have a small umbrella, a rain coat with them by recess. looking at mostly cloud skies, maybe a couple of showers, but washouts.urs or if you're walking the dog this weekend, that's buddy, you can find him at the prince george's county spca. by the noon hour, nice and mfortable for a longwalk, mainly cloudy, but a chance of a shower later this afternoon. now, asiderom today's very small rain chance this afternoon, ande as s from what we're talking about this morning, tomorrow afternoon and ouevening, we see strong to severe storms roll in. tomorrow we'll have a weather alert day. temperatures in the mid 80s, could see damagin

you can expect delays if you're using the tro system a all any time. that's through the entire weekend. >> thank you. >>> a war a blame game is playing out on twitter between the president and the mayor of washington. president trump accused local d.c. politicians of inflating the price of his pposed military parade. news4's mark seagraves spoke to mayor bowser this afternoon. >> reporter: this early morningi tweet from pnt donald trump did not sit well with d.c. mayor muriel bowser.er >>inly i was offended by the notionhat we would goose the incomes -- the mbers, that we would exaggerate the numbers. this is not how we've dealt with this president or the one before that or the one before that. >> reporte since attending this military parade in france, president trump has been planning to have a military pade here i d.c. last night a spokespson for the department of defense said the parade scheduled for november has beenon pos until next year. this morning the president tweeted that the reason for postponing was the fault of local politicians in d.c. w

tro banned issue-oriented ads back in 2015 ove vandalism concerns.udge brett kavangh is o of the three judges on the appeals court that heard the case. the decision was 2-0. >>> and this is one of the feel-good stories making the rounds online rightnow. showing g autistic man an interest at stocking shelves at a grocery store. and the worker recruitin him to work as a team. this is jack on the right on a trip to the grocerytore in baton rouge and wanted to stock the shelves. so jordan on the leftd welco him with open arms, helped place items in thera refrir together and encouraged him every step of the way. jack ea jack's family is extremely thankful to jordan for showing kindness. i love to s and it makes everyone to see the act of kindness at a grocery store. >> it is such a little ing. you would like to think everywhere he goes something small like this happens, and hopefully he does, but he won't >>> and the flood warnings are out. >> yes, we have flood warnings out and heavy rain between 2:00 and 4:00s morning. so while many of you may have been

council member jack evans who is also chairman of the tro board says police and metro officials are worried about the possibility of violencef the white supremist and counterproteers clash. we have groups that will be clearly at odds with each older. we w like to keep the groups separate. metro.ant incidents on >> the plan is for the white supremist to meet v at thay in tree station sunday afternoon and then take metro to foggy bottom where they will march downnsylvania avenue to the white house for the protest. evan says one idea being considered is providingaieparate for the opposing groups. >> we're tryingo see how can we keep the groups separate so we don't have any incidents but at t same time not put in place different programs thatd coul be problematic for us in the future. >> metro riders we spokeith today raised concerns. >> so that the whitest suprema views are getting their own train and it kind of shows that we as a collective are getting them a means for their nd background believes and when it comes to other protests, lbgt or black lives matter they were never given their own

tro they're trying to take away the narrative that collusion is a negative thing because it's inevitableto come out. >> why do you say that? >> listen, if you're donald trump, jr., for example, saying let's take that meeting, that's accepting the offer and going to that meeting is an overt act in itself. >> many people think that's the actual crime and sitting here debating it is silly. >> you can make the case russia hack those e-mails and when they attempt to that's an overt act. i think there's a lot of those. and a lot of those date back to a very long time ago. >> have you reached out to the white house? have they said anything to you? >> we have not, no. >> nothing at all? >> not yet. >> any big surprises that you learned from this? >> i think the central figure in a lot of this is this russian mobster named semmian, and he's a very scary character. he was on the ten most wanted list of the fbi, and his lawyer is actually former fbi director sessions. and he runs a lot of the ukraine illegal gas trade with the mob and how closely tied hez is to manafort, trootrump and putin going b

what i expect republicans tro t sell the american people are the following. they will say they voted for lower taxes and democrats voted for higher taxes, and they will sell you fear and xenophobia talk about border security that truly impacts only about 5% of the constituency. democrats selling medicare for all, obamacare, $15 minimum wage, it's important to weigh those out. the question in november is do you trust donald trump and the republican congress because i don't think 50% of the country does. >> now, anita, what do you think the bumper stick is? is it make america great again? is it that simple? >> every minute it changes. so i hear from republicans in washington they want it to be the economy. they want it to be tax cuts, you know, the things that we all think, right? maybe border security, maybe some health care here and there, but that's what they really want to talk about. the let the president talk about the economy. remember a week and a half ago when the job numbers came out? >> i can't remember. >> the president came out into the rose garden

outside the tro there. there's a grocery chain, numerous restaurants like district common. assistant general manager says business hours will not continue that day andin has n talking to staff about the rally all week and encourages them to speak up if they don't want to ork that day. >> anyone who doesn't want to feel like working has the right to say so and take t day off. >> reporter:nd doreen, back to you. >> erika, thank you. >>> the parents of first lady melania president trump a now naturalized american citizens. the first lady's famil is from slovenia and they took the oath of citizenship in new york today. a lawyer for mrs. trump's parents said they did not receive special treatment, but "the washington post" reports that they likely relied on legal process that president trump is trying to end. he calls it chain migration and has called for new laws to limit the family members that americans can sponsor for immigration. >> and russia is thing to retaliate for the new u.s. sanctions punishing mosc for poisoning a former russian spy in great britain. the russian t c

even now, nasa tro -- paul mccartney said so many, many years, john legend also called her the greatestger of all time. and carole king wrote, what a life, what a legacy. you too can remember aretha franklin on the abc 7 news page, you can post your thoughts and tributes to the queen of soul. we have a look back at aretha franklin throughout the years at our website abc7news.com. 2020 is airing a special episode dedicated to her life and legacy. you can watch it here on abc 7 starting at 8:00 p.m. >>> a driver is now free on bail after being arrested on charges of killing a highway patrol officer, and a man that officer had stopped in fairfield. 36-year-old sean walker faces two counts of vehicular manslaughter. chp arrestedresay they believe walker drove recklessly and may have been distracted by his phone. he hit victims died. griess spent 19 years. >> breaking news, right now, firefighters have stopped forward progress on a fire that's forced evacuations, flames breaking out around 2:30 west of madrona manor. firefighters are on scene working to contain the flames. the mandatory evac

pepper spray, people beating each other with sticks.ng we're tro figure out if the police are going tostop that or if it just going to keep goin on. >> well, we' all got different assignments to try to maintain some sort of order here, soth 's what we're focusing on right now. >> thompson: hundreds of people had shown up to protest the white supremacists. w moe non-violent, but some-- black-clamilitant anti-fascists-- had come to fight. and while policeooked on, the crowd grew more aggressive. (shouting) >> go ahead (bleep), i'm tellin' you, i'll shoot yo (shouting) go ahead, you want to play that way, i'll play iee >> (blp) (shouting) >> thoson: a group of white supremacists formed up with shields and clubs and pushed straight into the protesters. (shouting) o sof them fought back, but no one was rested, and the violence continued to escate. at about noon, a group of white supremacists cornered protestor deandre harris in a parking garage next to police station. they beat him with pes, metal pipes, and wooden boards. >> thompson: police did not intervene to break iup. then at 1:45 the

that, every cvs is just packed with sexual deviants forszing sis mer-- sister carmelita to buy them trot me the magazine numbs, sister,-- magnums, sister or else. of course none of that is true. that was just one example. sessions also took a moment to honor jack baker the colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. all wedding cakes make jeff sessions uncomfortable since he is frequently condition fused for a cake topper. >> he said he respected people's faith and he promised to protect him in the free exercise of that faith. he declared we would say merry christmas again. >> stephen: are you free tow exercise any faith however you choose to say merry christmas. it's clear this task force won't be concerned with religious liberty for everyone. some critics are even calling a nod to christian nationalism and a holy war on lgbt people. here to clarify matters we are joined live via satellite by religious liberty task force special agent tom dockford. thank you so much for being here. agent-- (applause) dockford. >> thank you for having me, stephen. merry christmas

cryptocurrency an official form of payment alongside the body far the digital cast dollar is called the tro and is backed by venezuela's crude oil reserves the largest in the world country has been battling hyperinflation which has left it on the brink of economic collapse. moving to mexico that's where the incoming leftist president is putting the fate of a new thirteen billion dollar airport so the people the october referendum will be a first for the country and it will be held even before and dress money while lopez obrador officially takes power over has already made the projects one of the key issues of his campaign from mexico city rodriguez reports. almost from the moment the ground was broken struction of the new airport in mexico city has been to focus of controversy accusations of overspending and corruption tainted what is the biggest public works project right now in mexico president elect and with the brotherhood has long threatened to guzzle the project aspect of his pledge to crack down on public waste and improve mexico's finances. on friday with a brother said it will be t

>> they could try to get a tro preliminary injunction. temporary restraining order. >> which isn't hard to get. >> it isn't, but you have to show you're going to win on the merits and there's a harm. i haven't done one, but this is going back to law school. >> right. >> and your argument would be that she may have tapes involving national security. she allegedly recorded something in the white house. so you can make that argument that, you know, she has information that is national security, executive privilege, and she should not be able to disclose that to the public. that's a tough road. >> this is the trump campaign that is suing as opposed to the administration, so there's -- >> because she didn't sign -- when she was leaving the white house, the reason she couldn't get her personal belongings back because she wouldn't sign that agreement when she left. the trump campaign going after her, she did sign an nda when she worked for them. >> i guess the question here is, likely michael cohen case where the judge had to appoint someone to

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