news4's wendi reger was at the shelter when people lined up early to find their newest friends. >> reporter: you could almost hear all the hearts beating with excitement. is there aood day or what? >> we have a dog at home, cody whom we adopted here five years ago. we're looking for another member of our family. >>eporter: the animal welfare league in alexandria had more than 70 animals from cats and dogs to big fluffy rabbits, all looking for a home. some ofur longer term residents have found their homes which is just the most rewarding experience for staff to know these animals we've cared for will finally findheir homes. >> reporter: olaf is a pitbull esweetheart here forht months, he needs to get out of here. >> someone who is full ofanove energy and affection and there's nothing like a dog. >> i think you found it. >> i think we did. >> repter: families lined up early this one looking for a cat. >> we met her. werought her toys. we're excited about her. >> reporter: these parents wanting to give their kidsan to grow up with a beloved animal. >> my daughter want a cat. they've been good

what happens over time though, that wendy's, \80{l1}s{l0}\'80{l1}s{l0}, '90s in u.s. and effect around the world for reasons that are still somewhat mysterious to political scientists or economists, there is a major redirection and it's an incomplete journey but we've come a long way since when were in the 1927 radio act. in fact, with major wireless players today like mobile carriers, they have discretion over what technology they use. unlike edwin howard armstrong and how to ask the government, the federal communications commission can i do a new radio. can i put this out and use radio waves? they compete with each other, they have new systems and applications so the example used in the book is the mid-2000s, a very innovative company in cupertino california is coming up with what they think is a better cell phone, and steve jobs has a vision that the devices were using is old school, lousy, they just don't do anything. he comes up with something that costs a lot more but is beautiful. it's sleek, efficient and it does a million things the old phones don't do litera

in that state alone, news 4's chris gordon is in washington with local reaction to this. chris. >> wendy, cardinal donald wuerl has been accused of being part of a cover-up. today he met with his advisers, but we are not told by the church what was discussed or if anything was decided. trinity university in northeast washington has a cse relationship with cardinal donald wuerl, but trinity's president tells me the algations that cardinal wuerl helped cover up cases of sexual abuse by priests in pittsburgh calls for an act of ave tonement on h -- an act of atonement. >> i think the cardinal should step aside, not to say that hs culpable though i think some feel he is, but that's the kind of gesture of ematt that could really help catholics to see that there are teethbe nd the words. >> reporter: steven white is a fellow in catholic studies at the ethics and public policy center. he says it appears to him that cardinal wuerl is trying to soothe parishioners rather than accept responsibility. >> it's not clear to me yet whether cardinal wuerl will resign or whether he should, but i think th

lws 4's wendy is up early with us ande from the animal welfare league of alexandria.w me the puppies. >> reporter: well, right nowo we're going show you this little girl, paige. she's a terrier mix. she's fabulous. she came from a rural shelte an then the woman holding her is meghan webb. we want to show you herwe as . meghan is the executive director -- we're at the animal welfare league of alexandria. can you l tell metle bit about paige? she came from a rural sheltder. why i that important f you to bring rural animals in? >> we work with shelters in virginia, and we very much work closely with one, and we assist them with helping dogs likend paige, she is just one of 77 animals who are available today. >> wow. >> yeah. there are alreadyeople standing out there. you don't even open until 11:00 and the already people out there. the first woman has three l kids. i thought she wants to get them out of the house. tell me why it's important to adopt from a shelter, notnly because you want to clear the shelters but what's the benefit of adopting fromlt s as opposed to hea

wendy gillette of c-b-s moneywatch is at the new york with that sto >>> the trump administration says the u.s. doesn't need to conserve oil. york stock market with that story and more business news. >> reporter: the trump administration says conserving oil is no longer an economic imperative. the declaration was made in an energy department memo. u.s. oil production hit and all- time high this summer. earnings reports are due out this week for target, kohl's, lowe's and foot locker, following walmart's biggest increase in sales in a decade, and jcpenney's worst performance in a generation. and crazy rich asians banked $34 million since opening wednesday, exceeding its production budget of $30 million. creators turned down an offer from netflix for more exposure at the box office. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm wendy gillette. >>> now let's check traffic with jaclyn. >> back to school, back to reality, back to monday. we are tracking delays right now on the 101, 80, 880. begin in the north bay along southbound 101, the crash near keys and stretching towards highway 37. that's

. >> reporter: wendy spent much of her life with the department o defense working to protect people until one day she and her daughter were driving in d.c. and a drmmk driver s into them ending wendy's career and nearly her life. >> i kind of sank down into air of depression. that affected me so badly that i didn't think i wouldny do aing like this. it wasn't in the cards for me. >> reporter: a few months after the accident, her son would be shot and killed. >> i was always so proud of him. he knew that. he a wasays so happy. he wanted everybody to be happy. i mean everybody. >> reporter: through the loss and months of recovery, this mom still on a mission to make her children proud. she's now gng to schoo at the byte back center to learn,000 use technology. >> all it stacks is to start a y and to start. you'd b surprised what you're able to do. >> reporter: her goal, to get an office job to put her new skills to use. she plans to continue her studies forhis mother. >> i feel like i'm in control of my life again. it's a great feeling especially when you felt the lesser for so many years. >>> tell me this isn't some great big fat joke. >> no. it's real. >> gl

wendy gillette has the details in 's moneywat >>> google is addressing concerns over using location data troubling new study finding contaminants in baby food. wendy gillette has the details in this morning's moneywatch. >> reporter: stocks jumped on news that china and the u.s. will hold trade talks next week. the dow rallied 396 points. the nasdaq added 32. a new report found concerning levels of heavy metals in organic and nonorganic baby food. consumer reports tested 50 baby food products from different retailers across the country. each item tested positive for cadmium, arsenic or lead. product made from rice and sweet potatoes measured the highest levels of toxic metals. consumer reports suggests certain packaged food from brands like gerber and earth best should be limited to less than a serving a day. google is clarifying howgy location history works. it altered a help page that wrongly described how it works. the correction makes it here to users that they are still -- clear to users that they are still being tracked by some apps even if they turn the app off. several google app

wendy er. lauren geoghan worked at georgetown university, her alma mater. today the state department s confirmed and her partner jay austin, were the two the americans killed in an attack over the weekend. in tajikistan. shomari stone is live wit more on these two victims. show? ma >> reporter: wendy and leon, tonight georgetown's dean of admissions says that the university is heart broken over the passing of lauren kagan. she was a valued member of this community and he sends his condolences her family. warren geoghan and her boyfriend jayere killed in tajikistan july 30th. i wasib claimed respoity but the u.s. officials have not confirmed the group's involvement. the d.c. couple was on a year long bicycle trip when they were murdered along with two otheris to in a car and knife attack. in a statement, lauren's family says "the year long bicycle adventure lauren and her partner were enjoying was typical of their enthusiastic embrace of life's opportunities. her openness to n people a places, her quest for a better understanding of the world." lauren geoghan was a graduate here at geor

s even a robbery. meagan? >> reporter: yeah, wendy, that's exactly right.

s even a robbery. meagan? >> reporter: yeah, wendy, that's exactly right. arlington police say this robbery happened at theat exxon n behind me. just imagine this area was floodewith atv riders and some of them kicking in the door of that convenience store and taking what they wanted before they say they were off back to d.c. atv riders took over the streets on sunday evening, from wn georgeto to logan circle and many other quadrants othe district. popping wheelies, weaving in and out of traffic, running red lights and in some cases nearly pedestrians. >> it was a huge number. i would say there were about 20a bikes, they just kept on coming. reporter: eric adler was on his way to the d.c. united game with his wife and young daughter when atv riders made their way past the stadium.r' adle bicycle was struck in the intersection. >> it bent the wheel so it's not able to turn. >> reporter: but he and his family are okay. >> what the [ bleep ] is going down inon arlingt what is this? >> reporter: just before 6:00, arlington police say over 100 riders crossed the

wendy. one change will be made thisll the others will be somewhat delayed. first, the changes happening. a work order s obtained by news 4 says, quote, based on the curthnt at environment e street will remain closed to cars for the foreseeable future. in the meantime, they want to replace the ermous row of jersey barriers and fencing neah the house ellipse. we obtained the sketches that show the design. the secret service say theie ba currently in place were not intended for long-term use. work on that could begin next month. meantime, the secret service on national park service are still pl a larger security overhaul in the white house tallerincluding a new white house fence and new gates. the public records show that project has now hit a delay. a ptilic m to discuss the project was scheduled to happen by june 21st. today we were told the meeting hasn't happened yet, but rest of the project's timeline is unclea the feds have been under pressure to bolster security at the white house after a quick success of fence-jumpings and breach attempts there. in one case in 2014 a fence jumper made it all the w

wendy. >> if stocks don't drop significantly by the end of closing, the bull run which started in 2009 will become the longest in history. the sitting an all-time high yesterday. and the nasdaq composite added 38. american airline cutting international flights as it faces rising fuel costs. it will cut the famous chicago to shanghai flight. they'll drop glasgow, scotland and pueblo, mexico. >>> amazon is toads name the site for its second head quarters. they narrowed the list to 20 including raleigh and washington d.c. the company needs up to 8 million square feet of office space. they estimate it will generate 50,000 jobs. >>> heaven spirits, is a reference to dylan's song, knocking on heaven's door. heaven hill says its logo is similar to its logo. thaeub are rr used the trademark more than 80 years. >>> and starbucks says its pumpkin spice latte will be available next tuesday. can't wait. >> it's thime already? skwraoes. geez. >>> how a group of fisherman got incredibly close to a huge humpback whale. incredibly close to a. pour on the lactaid, 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. what might

. >> news 4's chris gordon joins us now live at the foggy bottom station to explain how w thisl impact you even if you don't take metro. chris? >> well, jim and wendy, the ggest impact could be seen right here at the foggy bottom metro station on sunday when the unight the rightee protesters here and march to lafayette square, but for regular metro riders the impact will last for the next 16 days as they face station closures, single tracking and delays. metro managers and supervisors are taping posters in spanish and english all around stations informing riders of the changes that are cing. free shuttle bus service will replace trains this weekend between foggy bottom and federal triangle. some trains ongehe or blue and silver lines will run less often over t next 16 days. riders worry about delays and overcrowding. >> when it's really packed, there's nowhere to sit and the heat makt more difficult for people to travel. >> reporter: metro will be working around the clock to rebuild trackun and tl infrastructure. that will affect riders in maryland, virginia and the district. metro is advising its riders to use alternate transportation. >> it's not

you know, the next few days very difficult and very s tense for many people if you're watching and waiting to see exactly where lane turns next. wendynd leon, tough go. >> thank you, jay. >>> a scare at the mgm national harbor casino state and local incidents reports that were b obtain the i-team a father left his tea in a car during a mid-july visit to the casino. police wer called and no one was arrested. mgm security said one of i guards found the child while doing a patrol of the parng facilities. it was 89 degrees outside. this is the fourth incident of its kind at that maryland casino since ort a maryland casino since early 2017. it's the first one at the mgm and state gaming officials do require that they be officially notified when a child is left ut unattendedde by a casino patr patron. >>ry time for a little his lesson here now. you have to be of a certain age to remember the equal rights amendment marches and rallies. it was big deal in the. is '70s and never got three fourths of the stateif to raty the e.r.a. had to be done by 1992. something to be required to be part of the u.s. andn a new campaignow under way to revive

next wink s a big pattern oift towards dry weather with the only chance thunderstorms right now on wednesday, wendy and leon. >> all right. thanks, amelia. >> this rain has been reeking ichavoc on the peields in richmond. >>> coming up, an injury concern for a key redskins player. >>> plus, a familiar hearded faceanging it up. what deangelo hall says he's going to miss most about the burgundy and gold. >> first, here is loelt loeestet what's ahead on "nbc nightly ewnews." >>>ictures from the fiery plane crash and we speak with survivorve about howbody made it out alive. made it out alive. >>> the apparent motive in the i 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. the george washington univeristy hospital i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams..

. >> news 4's christ gordon at judiciary square metro station to tell uth about . that's a lot of people -- >> reporter: wendynd jim, thi is t kind of crime so upsetting that most people look away, pretend they don't see ything and fail toroeport. but m transit police say they want to hear about these offenders so ty can get them off the trains and buses so many of us take to get around the district, virginia and maryland. metro says a woman rider saw a man exposing himself. she took his picture and notified metro transit police. her quick reaction resulted in thef arrest 31-year-old alfonso davis. >> we had someone doing a lewd act, exposing himself, doing lewd act. we got the information and with the help of theic pu we were able to locate the person within hours and make an arr:st. >> repor davis is the seventh suspect arrested this mo

wendy, over to you. >> new details tonight about the police soting today that occurred. two people are dead, a gunshot victim and theuspected gunman who was then shot and killed by police. news4's jackie nsen tells the area was crowded with witnesses who saw this chaosunfold. >> reporter: witnesses described argument between two meniere the liquor store within minutes. bo were dead. prince george's county police describe a fastoving cha of fingerprints that started just after 1:00 p.m. at this liquor store near the intersection of oxon hill road and lingston road. one man shot another m what witnesses describe as an argument. prince george's county police chief of the says an off-duty officer was in the area on and au related matter sitting at traffic light 25 yards from the store. >> he sees acommotion. and hears several shots. at this point, he steps out of his police vehicle and begins to look for the source of this commotion. he seesn individual armed with a handgun.in turn towards him. and then moving towards him at a quickpace. he shouts commands. requesting that that individual stop. that individual pays no heed to those commands. and thefficer is then in a position wher

did sell on your screen, you're seeing wendy's recently said they are focusing on global expansion, nonetheless, present air which is a manufacturing company and then s ysco on the bottom of your screen and a marketing and distribution company for food and beverage and last but not least let's get to warren buffett for berkshire hathaway i'm sure some of you heard yesterday he too is increasing his stake in apple by about 5% so that clump of logos you're seeing on the left hand of your screen account for 47% of their fund, 47% of their portfolio and what is that? apple, wells fargo, craft, bank of america, cola cola and none of these are new positions. these have actually berkshire hathaway has been holding for quite some time has just in creased the size and they did decrease and dispose verisk and monsanto, but i want to focus on a few other big names that popped up a lot of filings let's start with spotify you're seeing an increase, george soros buying into spotify like i mentioned, other big names satya nadella is nvidia, a used car e-commerce website and their stock has gone up 189% year-to-date, and last but not least we'll end on this tesla. t

s pat collins has been talking to the witnesses there. he's live at the sne in chevy chase. pat? >> reporter: wendyghtl as schoo was letting out. a scary accident involving a metro bus. a young woman and a little 4-year-old girl. this is cell phone video of a young woman who was pinned beneath a metro bus and rescued by firefights. this happened near the intersection of mckinley street and broad branch road. it happened nearby lafayette elementary school right as school let out. ey say a metro bus struck the young woman and hit a little 4-year-old girl. the young girl is in the preschool at lafayette. the young woman is her caregiver. teachers from the school had joined the girls' parents at the hospital. both the girl and the young woman are said to be in serious condition but they're expected to recover. i talked to some witnesses who wereere when it happened. >> i saw the lady, she walked underneath the bus. >> did she say anything? >> no. just only ty were working, you know, the fire department were working because the lady she was very close to the

s chevy chase neighbor. th is upper northwest where students just got released from school a short time ago. pat, what on earth? >> i don't know, wendy, i just dot know whato make of this, crossing guards. they are just out to do good. make sure that gets kid to and from school safely. they are almost like santa claus. it's wrong to attack ain cro guard, which is what makes what happened here yesterday doubly hurtful. comes outo protect crossing guards today. just in case that guy comes ck.k. vile words, bodily threats, a suected hate crime. the target, a school crossing lafayette elementary school, ibroad branch north hampton. yesterday a crossing guard stops traffic here soan kids c cross. as he does, they a sayan in a blue nissan starts yelling things at him, anti-hispanic things, words we canay on television. i showed the police report to some people around here. this is what they had to say. >> that's incredibly offensive. it's sad to know that there are people in our community, in the lafayetteommunity who had those views and express them so freely. >> at one point they say t man in that nissan told the crossing guard heidn't b

wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. by identifying these women, police have closed one chapter while launching n questions out whether they may be connected, and who killed them. >> news4'se april and joins us with the very latest. mark? >> reporter: yeah, as you mentioned,ee t families were notified today of the worst news that they could possibly get,ov that their ones who have been missing, as you said, for ten years, are not going to be comihome. as you said, police now have a wot more clues to go on. they now k that all three women were in their 40s. they all lived in e same neighborhood. and they all disappeared back in 2006. as recently as last week, investigators were still digging in the woods behind this apartment buding, looking for clues. now police have the bt clues so far. the names of the victims. >> jewelking, who was a 48-year-old female fromso hwest d.c. the second was verdell jefferson, she was aol 41-yea female. our third victim is dorothy butts, she was a 43-year-old female. >> reporter: it all began ipr late a when a construction sew found a human skull while working in a crapace of

wendy. >> amelia, thank you. >>> coming up, the toll all this rain is taking not only on the chesapeake bay but also the boats on the water. news 4's chris gordon joins f u him annapolis at >6:30. >>nd pope francis is making a change to catholic teaching regardinghe death penalty. how one governor is already using it to try to change laws in his state. this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable streaming tv options. enjoy more choice and faster speeds-- giving you the ultimate value. click, call or visit a store today. >>>ik'm gonzalez here at the live desk. we're getting breaking news in from d.c. fire. they arend resg to a block on 28th street southeast. we'll show you the incredible video flames coming from the second story apartmentin bui we know that sounds like everybody has made it okay, but that at least 17 people have been displaced because of this. ere was

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wendys seeing gains. >> thanks, bill. let's dig into the markets inchesing closer and closer to the all-time high for s&p.santelli from the new york stock exchange. >> and inching toward the old highs is the right way to put it back in january when we came to the levels we reached right now in late january the market was up more than 7% year to date it burst through the highs we are inching there in an orderly way and no hurry what's changed between now and the levels last january. >> sexton are more expensive corporate profits are up more than 20% in the first half of the year that's made the valuation of the market look less demanding from 18.5 times toward earnings back then to 16.5 timesed in now. investors a little bit less excited about tp not as much enthusiasm or greed or speculation. you see outflows to things like stock etfs that's fshl probably a good thing. but momentum is lacking. it's not that impressive in terms of how fast the market is going up or how much buying power is behind it this time around that's why i guess where going slowly that's probably okay maybe it's more sustainable path

management, vail resorts, wendy's, wd-40 just to name a few and for the week the nasdac needs one more day to squeeze it out right now around that unchanged line slightly lower but the dow and s are still higher and they got that great retail sales report yesterday that shows that the consumer is still strong back to you. ashley: it's perfect there's green everywhere good stuff nicole petallides thank you very much. nicole: thank you. ashley: a breakthrough in the trade stalemate between u.s. and china trade talks are set to resume we're told later this month which would be the first in more than two months and low level delegation but we're talking at least it does appear the u.s. still plans though to move ahead with tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of chinese goods. so far, chinese tariffs have spared u.s. crude oil, but other fuels like diesel, gasoline, and propane will be hit with duties one week from today they're due to go into ef account so what does that mean for the u.s. propane industry and for companies well joining me now to talk about that is fox business exclusive, suburban propane ceo, michael stevala. thank you so much for being here we talk a lot

s&p 500 2,858. the nasdaq composite higher by 0.3% it's going to be another busy hour for earnings this afternoon. kate rogers is on the fast food beat with wendies and papa john's seem amody from match, avis, and hostess just to name a few. >> let's have a look in on tesla shares soaring on elon musk announced he's considering taking the company private >> what we have guys right now are shares closing at 379.50 so far today nearly 30 million shares of tesla have traded in the open market. that's versus an average of around 9 to 10 million on an average day over the course of the past maybe two weeks or month or so. trading was halted when a block post came out with regard to a memo, a letter elon musk sent to tesla employees. in that letter he explained the rationale for wanting to take the company private for 420 a share. what was sparse on details, the actual structure or financing on it what we do have are the broad strokes or all shareholders have a choice either you sellout at $420 or remain a shareholder in the company. and the third is not to merge space, and tesla together. and they wanted to do this under the overall theme of wanting t

s half—sister was shot dead 15 years ago. that's all the sport for now, we'll have the latest at half past ten. thank you, holly, just one comment from wendyo communicate for four years except for blinking in response to closed questions. of course that presupposes we are asking the right questions. this eyecontrol device is something i will be looking to get more information about, i can't think of anything more important than two give her voice. thank you, wendy, we wish you and your sister all the best. almost three million people in the uk vape. but according to an influential group of mps, the nhs should be doing more to push e—cigarettes as a tool to help people stop smoking. their report says the government is missing an opportunity to tackle what is one of the biggest killers and the single biggest cause of cancer in the uk. the science and technology committee want to see an overhaul of regulations, advertising rules and levels of taxation on e—cigarettes. and they want limits on their strength and use in public places reviewed. it comes just days after a study suggested vaping is actually more harmful than previously thought. so