wendi winters, one of the victims of the "capil gazette" shooting was laid to rest. and during the tribute, revelatis about her heroic actions in her final moments. >> my mom picked up a trash can ander recycling bin and charged at theho shooter shot her in the chest. >> the survivors may very well owe their lives to wendi. >> it was her life and legacy that was c yebratedterday during her memorial. >> don't forget to askouourself, what wendi do. >> reporter: as detai reedges of wendi winters heroism. >> by all accounts that very move saved lives, the livesf her co-workers in the "capital gazette" newsroom,s a gunman shot his way inside. >> she charged at the shooter yelling no. >> reporter: that's what it means to be wendi, said her daughter. only a short time earlier, the "capital gazette" shared new details from survivors at the attack, who hid, who were paralyzed in fear and shock, and those who were able to esc e because of what wendid. di >> slowing them down and giving the police time to saving lives. >> reporter: recently wendi recently attended an active sho

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joined with today's >> survivors of the attack believe wendy winters' actions stalled e gunman distracting him for enough time so they could escape. fo that, many are calling her a hero. >> don't forget to a yourself what would wendy do. >> reporter: that is an quest many are asking as details emerge of wendy winters' heroism. >> my mom picked up her tran nd recycling bin and charged at a coward that shot her in the chest as shehe r him. >> reporter: by all accounts that move saved h lives of co-workers in the news room as a gunman h shot way inside. >> to charge at ahoer yelling no. >> reporter: that what it means to be wendy says her daughter who at her mother's funeral saturday also displayed courage, poise. only a short time earlier the newspaper shared new accounts from survivors. those who hid and were palyzed in fear and shock, and those able to escape because of what >> slowing him down and giving the police time to arrive,wa th saving lives. >> reporter: according to the paper, wendy had recently attended an active shooter training where she learned the options of running, hiding,

. ♪ let it be how wendi winters charged the shooter and saved many lives. >> quijano: good evening, i'me quijano. officials in thailand say the operation to rescue the 12 boys and their coach is going better than expected. so far, four boys have been taken out of that flooded cave. in this photo, emergency earsonnel appear to be taking one of the boys to the helicopter on the left. there were several ambulances at the scene. emergency personnel were lined up, ready to help. the ambulances later arrived at a hospital in chiang-rai. ben tracy is there and is following the latest developments. >> reporter: elaine, those four boys that were rescued from the cave are now here at this hospital in chiang-rai, where they will be evaluated for the next three to five days. this is also where they are going to be reunited with their families. now as soon as they got out of the cave, they were first put on helicopters and airlifted from the scene. they were then transferred to ambulances and brought here to this hospital where they will be medically evaluated. now, the head of this rescue operation

wendy winters, rebecca smith, mothers, daughters, sons, fathers gunned down thursday in the newsroom.ney touched lives and through their work touched the . commun >> people really care about heir local news and it's just devastating for that community and for all of us. >> reporter: outsi of the baltimore sun where flags are flying lower, hearts are heavy too. >> is this real?ll is this act happening? >> reporter: they light candles in memory, kneelpe in r and speak words of support. >> it's a part of helping people on a search for truth. >> reporter: doing their job community rving the when evil struck. this gathering is a step to healing. news 4. >> memorial services are planned next week for two employees on monday evening.> a memorial service for wendy winters will b hel on saturday afternoon. >>> the former publisher of the newspaper was aware of the suspected gunman. patricia richardson remembers when he senthreatening tweets in 2011. he later sued the paper. richardson said the per too the threats seriously. a police report shows that a detective believes he was not a employees

standing room only, wendy. >> colleages, friends and family, honors wendy winters. >> we have come hereremember wendy, the wearing, passionate, loving person that she was. >> a reporter with the capital gazette, gone too soon. >> she charged a coward who shot here in the cles. she rushed him and saving lives. >> her children sharing stories, memories and heart ache. >> i think that losing someone you love makes you feel dizzy because even though your world has stopped, you have to watch everyone else's world continue to spin around you. my mother will never get to meet any of her grandchildren or she hour daughters get married. >> the loss felt across the annapolis community and beyond. ♪ >> my world, our world, will infinitely smaller without wendy and i'm glad she was a part of it and i'm glad to call her my friend. >> my mom is an american hero. with you all live so much to live up to. i hopeky make it. >> in annapolis, abc 7 news. ne. >> rubber tree for generations of generations of san francisco's. and the park department operates near yosemite park. and 27 guests have been sicken

wendi winters was laid to rest. during the tribute, revelations about her heroic actions in her final moments. >> my mom picked up her trash can and her recycling bin and she charged at a coward who shot her in the cht. >> this the first time we're hearing these accounts and nearly half of the people in the news room were killed. the survivors may very well yo theiriv to wendi. >> it wasn't only her actions but her life and legacy that were celebrated at yesterday's memorial. nicole jenkins was there. >> don't forget to ask yourself, what would wei do. >> reporter: that is a question that many are asking as details emerge of wendi winters' hero him. >> thursday june 8, my mom picked up a trash can and recycling been and she charg at the shooter and he shot her in the chest. >> reporter: as a gunman shot his way inside. >> it she was yelling no. >> reporter: that's what it means to be wendi says her daug her who sayser mother also dispyed poise. new accounts of the survivors at the naaannapolis attack, those hid, tho

vigils were held from the victim rob hiaasen wendi winters gerald fischman sports writer john mcma'am are a and ses assistant rebecca smith. aasen will take place.or robhi the service will take pla from 6:00 p.m. to 9 p.m. >> a fund has been created for the victims familie and the survivors of the shooting also a scholunship memorial f for journalism students. it's called the capital gazette families fund. merrill family foundation has been lated. the late philip merrill who was the gazette's forme owner and publisher. according to the baltimore sun the michael ferrell family foundation will match up to $1 million in donations. >>> we're learning more pout suspected gunman whoat investigs say had previously threatened the capil gazette. a former acquaintance of jarrod ramosall him one of the most malevolentn. p he says he harassed a woman so badly she was forced to move out of the state. it was that story he saysed which his hatred for the paper. >> 4:32 is thewime. ne concerns this morning surrounding the resultsf kim jong un summit.ic trump new evidence that the regime has en workin

tomorrow will be a memorial service fr wendi winters. >> patricia richardson said ramos sent threatening tweets back in 2011. richardson says the paper took the threat seriouoly, but pe records shows detectives elieved ramos didn't pose a threat. the paper refused to press charges because it was, quote, like putting a stick ia beehive. >>> all new this morning, people waking up without a home. overnight flames tore thrthgh r house. this happened in northeast washington. crews captured this scene late into the night. the fire broke out on lord street in aooming house. the red cross is now trying to help 15 people find a place to stay. >>> a u.p.s. delivery driver is rc critical condition as investigators s for the person who hit the man and then took off. it happened near elliott city near daniels and old frederick road around 7:00 p.m. yesterday evening. the driver of the suvheit victim as he was out of his truck delivering packages. they need your help tracking down a white suv that may have damage to the driver's side mirror. >>> the outcry of childre being separated from their familie

wendy winters was a publication. edit a crowd heard stories of her life and career today. ne >> reporter: those who knew wendyinters bes say her last acts on that day were an e extension of life she lived and worked and wrote. >> on thursday, june 28th, my mom picked up her trash can and she charged the coward who shot her in the chest. >> she was taken from us by a person who was violent, gun obsessed, mentally unhealthy. he should have not had access to any kind of gun. >> reporte nearly 1,000 people attended the service. there were remembrances from loved ones and colleagues from a the r. >> our world will be smaller without wendy and i'm glad she was a part of it and i'm a glad to call h my friend. thank you. >> reporter: there was the music, tears and laughter, butf most all the sense of loss from her children, the plans thatere made never to be realized. >> i was supposed to take my mom to the beach today and she would have told us to wearats and sun screen. >> reporter: there was joy and pain in those sstories. >>ou know, the pain will ache in waves, but you have ot

>>appe aeml ningod t fayor today in annapolisr 65-year-old wendi winters who died lt week in the shooting. winter was one of five victims do inierampagd e. she was a features reporter for the capita and maryland gaze. >> ♪ now a fox5 exclusive. united airlines is under the spotlight after some passengers eerienced a rou landg. nn july 4th o oard a united airlines flight coming from amsterdam. take a look at thisxclusive video from the flight. you can see t rough landing caused interior ceiling panels to fall right on top of a passenger. that passenger even attempted to fix the panel as the plane s still in motion. the fox5 viewer who sent us this video said she t hopest united airlines will fix the issue and improve its safety standards. she says she's concerned because hadomething like this happened mid flight and they hit turbulence it would have caused complete chaos. >>> united airlines released a statement about the incident it reads in part "a ceiling panel came loose upon ladding ane contact with a customer. paramedics examined the customer to t confirmre were no injuries. we've ap

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. >> reporter: wendi winters is not only being remembered for her love, faith, family and community whileital gazette, but also for her final acts the day police say gunman jarrod ramos stormed into the newspaper's newsroom be againing his killing spree. employees who were inside during the attack says it was winters who charged at the gunman and may have saved more lives. winters eco worker janel cooley told the capital gazette she watched from under her desk as she confronted the man using a trash can. the woman's daughter spoke about the gruesome day before singing at her mother's service on saturday. >> on thursday, june 28th, 2018, there was no song in the world that could have captured how i felt. today, even though i'm sad, confused and angry and devastate ed, how can i keep from singing. >> reporter: demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we talk with grammy award winning songwriter john legend about a new announcement from the global festival. i'm ann marie green, "cbs morning news." sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, abou

jared cushman, roobt hiaasen, john mcnamara, wendi winters and rebecca smith were killed. e'll tell you about new developments in the investigation coming up. >>> meanwhile, a female gang member gets 95 years in prison in montgomerycounty. >> during the hearing yesterday, the judge called the defendant a scary human bein josselin ramirez is linked to a ng of armed robberies in maryland. police say she also confessed to helping set up edgang-rel murders in her home country of el salvador, and she was working on plans for another killing to improve her status with ms-13. >> she wanted to get apr otion. and so, that third plot was underway, supposedly. >> ramirez had no prior criminal record. state sentencing guidelines called for a sentence of 9 to 95 year when handing down that maximum sentence, the judge described her as someone who needs to be in jail so she doesn't hurt anyone else. >>> the man accused of that deadly car attack iar lottesville last summer has pleaded not guilty to hate crimes arges. james fields jr. is accused of running down people who were protesting a

rob hiaasen, wendi winters, gerald fischman, john mcnamara and rebecca smith. a furor by a comment by a fox news contributor and the president hiring a top aide who used to work at fox. howie: there was an unfortunate incident on "fox and friends" including david bossie. things got testy with joel payne who is african-american. when bossie responded, you are out of your captainen figurein mind, he responded i had relative to picked cotton. bossie apologized to joel payne, fox news and its viewers. i happened to see bossie just as he was coming out of the studio. payne told him he never heard of him and didn't know he was black. the monitor in bossie's studio wasn't tuned to "fox and friends." fox hasn't commented on the outcome but sources told the daily beat bossie was suspended for two weeks. joe shine -- bill shine was a one-time producer for hannity. shine' resigned under pressure last year. he was never accused of sexually harassing anyone. he was accused of failing to act or enabling the come ambulance against bill o'reilly. shine has been a private citiz

celebration of life for 59- year-old rob hiaasen will be held monday, and a memorial service for wendi winters is scheduled for saturday. in the "capital gazette" today, the editorial staff thanked the community for their outpouring of support, and also promised to keep reporting the news. president trump was asked about his upcoming meeting with russian leader vladimir putin today. the summit will be held on july 16th and take place in helsinki, finland, just one week after the president meets with nato allies. here's roxana saberi. >> mr. president, any news? >> reporter: two days after president trump said he'll ask his russian counterpart about moscow's alleged meddling in u.s. elections, he quickly changed the subject when asked about it on fox news. >> are you going to mention the meddling when you meet with russian president vladimir putin on july 16? >> i would like to see some answers as to why we didn't take the server, why the f.b.i. didn't take the server from the d.n.c. >> reporter: his national security adviser john bolton told "face the nation" sunday that the issue of meddling

wendi winters, a victim of the "capital gazette" shooting was laid to west.tions. >> my mother picked up a trash can and a recycling bin and she ged at the shooter. >> it wasn't only her actions but her le and legacy that were separated at yesterday eat memorial. nicole jacobs was there. >> don't forget to ask yourself, what would >> on thursday june 28, my mom picked up her trash can and her repsysicycling bin and she chart thshooter as he rushed . >> reporter: that very move saved lives, lives of h co-workers at the "capital gazette" newsroom. >> she charged at the shooter yelling no. >> reporter: at her mother's funeral on saturday, displayed poise. the "capital gazette" shared new details from the survivors of the "capital gazette." those whod, those who ran in shock. >>owlowing him dn and giving the police time to arrive, saving lives. it. >> reporter: recently wendi had atnded an active shooter training. > our love and admiration for wendy, could easily lead us to create an image of her as saint wendi. >> reporter: a sai to so many, now clutching hands,

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. >> reporter: the gunman shot and killed four more of gillespie's coworkers including wendi winters.ore the rampage, the shooter blocked the office's secondary entrance, leaving only the front entrance for people like gillespie to escape. >> i was making a break for it. and whatever happened, happened. if i got shot, it was going to be a bummer, but i was at least going to take my chances. >> reporter: gillespie made it outside the building and ran to a neighboring building for help. after catching his breath, he called his wife, i said jan, it's me, it's paul. i'm okay. somebody came into the capital office and started shooting people, and it's real bad, and i can't talk long, but it's bad. >> reporter: to help cope with the tragedy, gillespie is planning to get back to work, all while keeping his colleagues in mind. >> five people we lost, they'd want us to go on and make the best of our lives that we have left. >> reporter: during our interview, gillespie wore a t-shirt that says "journalism matters." he says it was his way of showing support for all local nurps all across the cou

of life for harrison will be held in ow owings mills and memorial service held on saturday for wendy winters will take place at a church in annapolis. both were shoiland kd when police say that jarrod ramos opened fire thursday on catol gazette build killing five people. >> to breaking news out ofov idernight. nine people in boise injured after a mass stabbing at a boise c apartmentomplex home to refugee families this happened last night and police say some of the victims are in life-threatening injuries. several members of refugeemu comty. this morning officers have ar- 30old suspect in custody and investigators say they don't have a note every yet and ft suspect is connected to the victim in any way. >>> well there's several new laws going into effect today in virginia. maryland and district. >> let's start with virginia as part of stateud bt deal eligibility is expanded to0 40,000 low income adults however enrollment forewly eligible adults is not expected unt next year. other notable laws that go into effec felony threshold of shoplifting is 50fr0 up 2 it 00 andiet'sr toyp crease time sp

expected to announce at the highest civilian honor should be bestowed posthumously on reporter wendi winters for her acts of heroism during the attack. witnesses say she charged at the gunman with a trashcan and a recycling bin shouting for the government to stop. >>> that is a look at some of the stops -- top stories we are working on. >>> the board of directors at cbs will meet today about claims against the network ceo. the report included statements from six women who say that they were sexually harassed. the board says they will review the claims and they say they will take appropriate action. >>> president trump is meeting with italy's prime minister in washington and they are expected to talk about trade. the prime minister is expected to ask the president trump for support as rome tries to take the lead in rebuilding libya which has been an energy partner to look -- to italy. >>> president trump is willing to shut down the government. he said if the democrats don't give us the votes for border security which includes the wall. congress is given the president some funding but for shor

and the memorial for wendy winters will be held at an annapolis church next saturday. >> if you see anybodyaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station. you get up and you create a crowd. and you push back on them, and you tell them they are not welcome anymore anywhere. judge jeanine: that's good ole maxine waters, congresswoman, ramping up the rhetoric against the trump administration. tonight i have two yong conservative women to respond. florida attorney general pam bondi and michelle malkin. you push back, you go after them. you do whatever you have to do and defeat trump. pam, i believe it was sunday night. you had gone to the movies and you had a rather horrible experience i would like to you talk about for a moment or two. >> friday night my boyfriend and i were walk into the movies about a documentary about in rogers which was about humility, and civility. three big guys came and said i was ripping babies out of mother's arms. i disputed that. i was very kind to them. they started screaming in my face. lost control. we bought our tickets. that's after the fact. that's the f

st.anne's parish -- the sadness here is thick, as tragedy befalls on this small, close knit community, wendi winters, rebecca smith, jerald fishman, john mcnamara, fathers, so, mothers, daughters shot in thea "cal gazette" newsroom. >> people reallyor care their local news and it's just devastating for our community and for all of us. >> reporter: flags are flying lower, and hearts here a heavy too. >> is this real? is this actuly happening in ryland? >> reporter: they light candles in memory, nekneel in respect a express words of support. doing their joby, that da serving the community when evil smruck ands gathering, no matter how l, is a step to he healing. in baltimore, nicole jacobs, news4. >> memorial services are planned this week for two othe "capital gazette" employees. tomorrow a service will be held for gazette editor rob hiaasen. >>> meanwhile we a learning more about the suspected gunman gerald ramos. the publi -- jarrod ramos. he sued the newspaper and police records shows a detective believed ramos didn't pose a threat. the paper refused to press charges because of, quote, putting a s

expected to announce whether the nation's highest civilian honor should be bestoued on reporter wendy winters for her heroic actions. she counter charged the gunmen during the attack wield thanksgiving trash can and shouting at him to stop. >>> bart's new extension into antioch appears to be a big hit. the new expansion now planned to handle the increase in bart riders. >>> plus, a man filming his escape from a horrific wildfire in greece. more on that. >>> good morning, it's getting more crowded out there if you're trying to leave the house any time soon. at the bay brinl, a 20-minute ll, due to the smoke and high clouds, this is our definition of hazy there. that's what we have today. also a lot of fog on the coast. 0 z >>> welcome back. new video this morning of a man filming his escape from the deadly wildfires in greece. he had already stayed behind to protect the 87-year old father who refused to leave. you can see the flames approaching as the man tried to save animals. he takes some shelter and he was filming again after the flames had passed there. this shows the aftermath of the smo

. >>> hundreds athe attend -- attended a memorial service for wendi winters, one of five people killedcapital a gazette. colleagues say the journalist saved their lives. winters con fronted the awe tacker -- attacker. just weeks before she had taken an active shooter training class at her church. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to watters world. ♪ ♪ [♪] jesse: the new rallying cry at the socialism convention in chicago. democratic millennials moving towards socialism en masse. but is the movement the future or destruction of the democratic party. jesse: mimi, i just want to go slowly here because socialism confuses me a little bit. orked anywhere it's been tried? >> i think what we are working towards is something we have yet to see. socialism at its core, the ownership and control over production. so i think it's important you understand what it means and your viewers understands what it means. so we are capable of progress. jesse: did they try social i. in venezuela? -- try socialism in venezuela? >> i expected you to bring up venezuela. it's such a weak talking point. you are talkin

a memorial service for specia publications editor wendi winters will be held next week. >>> scary momentssengers aboard a boat in the democrabah. an explosion rocked a neighboring tour boat killing one and injuring nine others yesterday. ten americans were onboard and two people made it to the bahamas. some people jumped into the water to help pull at least one of the injured off the boat. the cause of the explosion has not been determined. >>> a powerful message across the country. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets for families belong together rallies this weekend demanding to deunite families. >> reporter: from large cities, to small towns, americans drawn to protest. >> what do we want! >> justice! >> when do we want it! >> now! >> reporter: more than 700 planned marches all united under the banner "families belong together." those demonstrators outraged by the trump administration's zero tolerance policy that forced the removal of more than 2,000 undocumented children from their parents. >> i don't believe this. this is not america, this is not our country, th

. >> reporter: wendi winters interviewed diane and her sister. >> i was a twin and we were both band directors and she thought it was a novel thing. that's what wendi was allabt. it was all people-based >> i was out with wendi at aur happen enbout ten days ago. you know, it's tough, but you've got to move on. >> reporter: that photographer left here and went immediately to grief counseling to s. to see more of his interview tune in tonight and "date line" will be showing more as well. >> july 24th, jushr over weeks from today is his next court appearance. he's currently being without bond. >>> it falls on a wednesday, but many people are hitting the road today for the fourth of july, and here in town celebrations are kicking offt the national archives. the archives home to the original declaration of inde♪ndence. ♪ ♪ let's jam a little bit >> this aftnoon swing dancers performing on theps archive s the museum calls the fourth of july its super bowl. it is celebrating the 242nd anniversary. >> reporter: the museum will hold special events ant at presidential libraries across the countr

of some of the victims at a benefit concert over the weekend.among them were two daughters of wendi wintersan editor and community reporter for the capital gazette. winters geimer, daughter of wendi winters: "she would have been here probably covering this event for the capital. but instead, my sister and i are here to receive a flag on her behalf. so i thank you for remembering her today."winters and four other newspaper employees were killed on june 28, and two other people were injured, when a man armed with a shotgun shattered the glass door of their newsroom and opened fire on the people inside.monday's hearing is the initial appearance for the alged gunman, 38-year-old jarrod ramos.he was indicted july 20 on five counts of murder and 18 other charges.a column in the capital gazette highlighted ramos in 2011, after he pleaded guilty to harassing a woman.ramos would later sue for defamation in 2012; a judge threw that case out, and the ruling was upheld on appeal in 2015.i'm andrew spencer ( robin ) homeless ... jobless ... but not giving up. kron4's michelle kingston shows us the creat

how wendi winters charged the shooter and saved many lives. >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaine quijano. officials in thailand say the operation to rescue the 12 boys and their coach is going better than expected. so far, four boys have been taken out of that flooded cave. officials say they were chosen to go first because they are the healthiest. in this photo, emergency personnel are taking one of the boys to the helicopter on the left. there were several ambulances at the scene. emergency personnel were lined up ready to help. the ambulances later arrived at a hospital in chang rye. ben tracy isesm eave are nore in thealted the next threee days. this is also where they will be reunited with their families. as soon as they got out of the cave, they were first put on helicopters and air lifted from the scene. they were then transferred to ambulances and brought here to this hospital where they will be medically evaluated. now, the head of this rescue operation says that all of this went very smoothly, that it went better than they had even expected. he said that now

publications editor wendi winters will be on saturday. is being held >> take a look at this incredible video. scary moments for passengers aboard a boat in the bahamas. an explosion rocked a neighboring tour boat killing one and injuring nine others yesterday. ten americans were onboard and two people native to the bahamas. some people jumped into the water to help pull at least one of the injured off the boat. the cause of the explosion has not been determined. >>> a powerful message across the country. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets yesterday for families belong together rallies. they are demanding families be re-united. >> reporter: from large cities, to small towns, americans drawn to protest. >> what do we want! >> justice! >> when do we want it! >> now! >> reporter: more than 700 planned marches all united under the banner "families belong together." those demonstrators outraged by the trump administration's zero tolerance policy that forced the removal of more than 2,000 undocumented children from their

celebration of life for 59-year-old rob hiaasen will be held monday and the memorial service for wendi winters is scheduled for saturday. in the "capital gazette" today, the editorial staff thanked the community for their outpouring of support and also promised to keep reporting the news. president trump was asked about his upcoming meeting with russian leader vladimir putin today. >>> the summit will be held on july 16th and take place in helsinki finland. just one week after the president meets with nato allies. here's roxana severi. >> reporter: two days after president trump said he'll ask his russian counterpart about moscow's alleged meddling in u.s. elections, he quickly changed the subject when asked about it on fox news. >> are you going to mention the meddling when you meet with russian president vladimir putin -- >> i want to see answers as to why we didn't take the server, why the fbi didn't take the server from the dnc. >> reporter: his national security advisor john bolton said it was brought up in his face-to-face meeting with the russian leader. >> what he said was there was no

as they came together to remember the five lives lost, the daughter of one of the journalists wendi winters paid tribute to a loving mother who cared deeply about the people she covered. >> i want people to keep telling the stories that she cared about. my mom cared about telling community stories. she wanted things to be in the news that weren't just crime and doom and gloom. >> and in nearby baltimore, a moment of silence at the orioles game, the team tweeting a picture of friday's paper and the five white roses in the press booth at camden yards, tributes even spread to new england, where patriots coach, an annapolis native bill belichick issued this statement for my entire life the capital has been my hometown newspaper. my family and i have enjoyed special relationships with the many great people who have worked from the newspaper. my heart goes out to the victims, their families, and the entire annapolis community for this terrible and senseless tragedy. meanwhile, the gunman jarrod ramos making his first court appearance by video conference wearing a green jumpsuit, eerily emotionall

a service for wendi winters, the community reporter and editor also, happen th saturday at the marylandr the creative arts in annapolis, and a fund-raiser for the katzette victimhappening right now a the university of maryland. the school's chapter of the society of professional journalist has started to sell t-shirts which read #nottheenemy. john macnamara and jerald fisherman graduated from the college there and rob hiaasen was a maryland adjunct instructor. >>> a fiery scene on a downtown d.c. street corner as a food truck goes up in flames. what caused this inferno near the national mall? nd plus, the trees rescue a soccer team fo alive in an underground cave. wh it could take months to bring the groupbove ground. >> cars on demand. a new kind of subscription service. allows users to get a new car every two weeks. >> and i'm tracking some scattered thunderstorms in the area.etro these barely moving with a lot of lightning and very heavy rafall. comini >>> storm team 4 is tracking those isolated storms around the area. you might be seeing them where you are. amelia is back with an up

. >> editor and columnist rob highiaasen, wendi winters, gerad fischman and rebecca smi. >> accordingo an online invitation, the service will take place from 6:00 p.m. to 9 e nter in owens mills. >> 5:05 is our time right now and thereew are n concerns heis morning surrounding results of last month's hioric trump-kim jong un summ >> new evidence is revealing the regime whas beenorking to conceal aspects of its nucle program. >> the evidence indicates pyongyang is covering under existence of at least one uranium enrichmen facility. the national security adviser insists no one in the trump administration is naive when it comes to kim's intentions. >> we'vetheen how the nor koreans have behaved bore. the president has been verye' clear, hnot going the make the mistakes of prior administrations. we're gog to pursue this and we'll see what happens. >>s .s. officialy they have a plan that would lead to the dismantlingnorth korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs within a year. it's been announced secretary of state mike pompeo is that expected to discuss that plan with north

. >> reporter: diane knew wendi winters as she interviewed her and her system. >> i'm a twin and we were both ischool band directors. she thought that a that was novel thing. that's exactly what went i was all about. everything was people-based. >> we were with wendi out at a happy hour about ten days ago, and it's tough but you've got to move on. >> the accused gunman ramos will be in court on july 24th. he is facing five chaesf first-degree murder and, of course, was held without bond. reportingive in annapolis, tracee wilkins. back to all of you in >> thank you. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. the suspect's stalking victim now telling her story, and it is chilling. wendy riegger is i our newsroom with that angle. >> her name is laurie, and she asked us to whoeld her full name and asked us to whoeld her locatian andd to be masked so no one could see her identity. the. >> even though ramos is behind bars thi woman i still afraid of him. >> i would be afraid that he could show up anywhere anytime and kill me. he is very cold. hecus veryted and he is very intelligent. i still don't feel

a memorial service will be held for robert hiaasen tomorrow night and one for wendi winters will be held on saturday. the suspect is being held without bond. >>> scary moments for passenger. an explosion rocked a neighboring tour boat, killing one person and injuring nine others yesterday. there were ten americans on board and two people native to the bahamas. the cause of the explosion has not been determined. >>> several tennis courts in san francisco are getting an upgrade. as abc 7 news anchor jessica castro explains, courts are being resurfaced thanks to a big donation. >> reporter: i got a chance to test them out before they opened to the public. >> this will be the highlight of the park. >> reporter: the courts are the latest to get resurfaced. >> we expect theous open by the july 4th holiday, so very soon. >> reporter: the upgrade is thanks to this guy and his nonprofit called san franciscans for sports and recreation. >> i think it's incredibly important for a community, the san francisco rec and park department runs a lot of programs for children at their different facilities.

. >>> meantime, wendi winters has been laid to rest.ictims of the "capital gazette" shooting. >>> we're going to have a look at your forecast with lauren when we come >>> if you liked yesterday, chances are you're going to like the weather today, right, lauren? >> today's temperature may be a little bit warmer than i yesterday, buts going to be there.nice around outside the beltway, temperatures are in the i 5 the shenandoah valley. yesterday we made it to 82 degrees, average temperature for this time of year, 89. we're right there in the middle, 85 degrees, but another mfortable day with sunshine out there, nothing happening on the radar right now, and for tomorrow, we have got plenty of sunshine, another chilly start tomorrow morning, but still low humidity for your monday, justdi perfection h through the day, and not too bad on tuesday, tuesday we'll have a few more clouds building into the region, mugginess will return, could have a slight chance of rain tuesday night into wednesday. and the humidity rolls back in thursday and frida

on saturday, a memorial for reporter and editor wendi winters will take place in annapolis.nday, there will be a service for gernaldch fn. sales assistant rebecca smith will be remembered. then next tuesday, a memorial service to honor the life of sports reporter john mamara. >> one of president trump's top supreme court contenders may n have t support of every republican in the u.s. senate. kentucky senatord r paul is reportedly concerned judge brett cavanaugh may not hold title to consertive principles the gop has very little wiggle room with a 51-49 majority in the senate. losing one republican vote could be risky. aside from cavanaugh, president trump reportedly spoke to six other nominees this week. "the washington post" reports trump interview amyet coney ba-- tells nbc news mike lee and joan larrson are also being considered. >>> a battle between a tourist attraction and the major power supplier. the view some saysh george gton enjoyed 200 years ago is at the center of it all. the new developments tonight im vernon's fight against dminian power. >>> where detectives n

gerald fischman, job bert hiaasen, john mcnamara and wendi winters and rebecca smith.he country do every day. >> every time our phone pings with the words active shooter, we feel a pit in our stomachs. where this time we wonder? as common as these events have become, it's impossible not to be shaken. schools, churches, ball fields. >> shots have been fired. >> when we learned the latest target was a small-town paper, "the gazette" in anna ppolianna maryland, it's a reminder no place is safe, no place. for those who live in small towns or grew up in one, we know the local paper is the glue that holds us together, stories from the school board and city counsel. news of a small business opening on main street. the paper welcomes the new preacher at church and mourns the passing of an old neighbor. engagements, weddings, the big game on friday night, it's all there. school lunch menus, classifieds and the police blotter. while it may seem innocuous to you, it sure is important to someone in town. people who work in small town papers are a kin to public servants. no one get

reporter and editor wendy winters will be remembered on saturday.e family is asking donations tbe made. thank you for being here. coming up tonight on cnn, van jones talks with senator tim scott at 7:00 followed by the cnn film "american jail" at 8:00. and united shades of america at 10:00. have a great night. thanks for being here. >>> good evening, everybody. welcome to "the van jones" show. we have another amazing show for you to night. first of all, we got the top ranking african-american republican in the united states, senator tim scott is with us tonight on "the van jones show." oh, it's going to be amazing. that's the good part. you know, the tough part is everybody's really still heartsick about these familiar tl -- families that are separated at the border. there are i.c.e. raids going on

wendy winters, a prolific writer, mother of three navy officers, and american hero who charged at the gunman and saved lives. those who were senselessly gunned down were members of our valued local press corps. in america we cherish and value our free and independent press. it is a crucial pillar of our democracy. we should not tolerate threats and hatred directed at the media and should support those who bring us the news every day. today we also honor the brave and swift action by first the ders who were on scene within one minute of 9-1-1 calls. today we honor the enduring courage of the capital the scene within gazette staff. their dedication and service to their readers and their commitment to a vibrant free press are a tribute to their profession and professionalism and to the resilience of the indianapolis community. mr. speaker, i'd ask the house to pause for a moment of silence to honor rebecca, john, gerald, rob, wendi, and all those impacted by the shooting at the capital gazette. the speaker pro tempore: the chair would ask all those in the chamber to rise for a moment of

. >> reporter: the gunman shot and killed four more of gillespie's co-workers including wendi winters. before the rampage, the shooter blocked the office's secondary entrance, leaving only the front entrance for people like gillespie to escape. >> i was making a break for it and whatever happened, happened. if i got shot, it was going to be a bummer but i was going to at least take my chances. >> reporter: gillespie ran outside the building and made it to a neighbor bank for help. >> i said, janice, it's me, it's paul. i'm okay. somebody came into the capital office and started shooting people and it's real bad. and i can't talk long but it's bad. >> reporter: to help cope with the tragedy, gillespie is planning to get back to work. all while keeping his colleagues in mind. >> the five people we lost, they'd want us to go on and make the best of our lives that we have left. >> reporter: during our interview, gillespie wore a t-shirt that says journalism matters. he says it was his way of showing support for all local newspapers all across the country. he says the capital gazette will

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. >> family and friends gathering today to pay tribute to wendi winters.at the capital gazette newspaper in maryland. four other employees were also killed last month when a gunman targeted the newspaper. she had been writing for the paper for more than 15 years and reported on a wide range of topics. >> condolences to the family. >>> a long feared trade war between washington and beijing becomes a reality. the top administration tariffs $34 billion in chinese goods now taking effect and china retaliating immediately. targeting american products including soybeans, beef, whiskey and cars. china's commerce ministry saying in part quote - the united states has united the largest trade war in economic history. we have the president of -- capital measurement. an investment advisor and a fox news contributor, good to have you, gary. >> thank you. >> is a sacred road to go down? is it a necessary road? and to where will this lead? >> i don't like it. i'm not thrilled, i know it is a negotiating tactic by the president but all it does, it sows confusion and disto

another funeral service was yesterday for wendi winters, 65 years old.ends remember the life of the slain journalist as she tried to confront the killer. story from the washington post. let's go to ann, good morning. my main issue with the election coming up is the number of people who will not be voting. i'm sure everyone who listens to c-span will be voting but a large number of americans who are eligible to vote are not registered and they do not vote at all. tied to thethis is corruption of our electoral system with gerrymandering and big money and justice kennedy, he approved of. totally people are disengaged. now, people like are totally involved. but i knock on doors for candidates and i make phone calls. you would be surprised even among registered voters how many people don't vote. so my main concern is that yes, cyber security for the election and current politicians. but both parties have been involved in gerrymandering. certainly, clintons used big money to their advantage to the detriment of the democratic party. that is it. host: thank you

wendy tuck's winning team, no less. you must be delighted. an amazing experience and so happy for winterlined with people. let's hope the weather stays good. the finish line is over my shoulder, around 100 or 200 metres along the river mersey. should be a fantastic spectacle. join us later. thank you. as we look across at the weather, the guys look like it is changed. it has changed, a big change overnight where we have lost the heat and humidity and replaced it with something more fresh but also further showers and rain much needed in many parts. this isa rain much needed in many parts. this is a shot from last night indicating the extent of the lightning. the showers are clearing, the spells of sunshine, showers and never too far away today and they could still be heavy and thundery and certainly, you will notice it is more fresh and also some strong winds so a real mixed picture. the thunderstorms gradually move north and east through the morning, some around the midlands, southern england, part of scotland, in sunny spells and showers but further persistent rain for northern ireland

i the final guests have just mias ctapital gazet will be a s gathering for reporter and editor wendy winterser this week. live in owi mills, lindsay watts. >>> the shooting suspect jarred ramos had a history of making threats to the capital gazette and employees.te star after the paperis hed an article about his conviction in 2011. heer sued the but lost. today, we areearing from the woman at the center harassment complaint. she appeared o the "today" show whe hiding her identity >> he said fu, i don't kil otective order.l need a i pr hecold. he'sy calculated. he's very in the woman also sai stalked her and tormented her forcing her to moveut of state for her own saty. pair went tosc high ol together but had notac seenh other since. ramos is due in court for a preliminary hearing july 24th. >> a the mayor ofnnapolis wants special music festival. the city will hold the festival in front of the a fe to remember what happened and since the shooting, number of r h fdein iis you jt tufoot ro o wha we've hao warsnw guys? >>> it iswf ho aulin filan wit r pland.er ywbo atut a so filyor membersent we

e isinist 59--oarye highsapldisl placetro f them unryland nature center., reporter and editor wendy wintersl be laid to rest on saturday at veitarianrsal church in annapolis over the weekend vigils were held in honor of all five people who were gunned down last thuerday at the newspap office. >>> a vigil was held last night for the six-year-old girl named gree shocked at the m-g-n national harbor las tsday. she is alive but she is incriti. friends and family gathered in calvert county at the girlselemr prayer and support. soffihockedssal after she touched a metalrailine fountain. >> tough times right n know, she's fighting for her life. but we believe in god. we are holding famil and -- holy family i and know we'll get through this. a child always smiling, you can see it in her pictures. she just fun to be around. she loves to run. she loves sports. just a beautiful child that can't believe that this would happen to. n >> mgnional harbor has statement calling this a horrible accident. their thoughts and prayers are with the family as well. the prince george's county fire and ems department

wendi winters, age 65, was a talented writer. built her career on a public relations profession and journalist. she was well known for her reporting on the lives and achievements of people within the community. she was a proud navy mom and daughter. as we learn more about the details of the shooting from the survivors, it is clear that wendi herself saved lives during the attack. according to "the capital gazette"'s editorial that ran this past tuesday, wendi confronted and distracted the gunman with whatever she could find around her. the paper noted that wendi died protecting her friends, but also in defiance of her newsroom from the murderous assault. wendi died protecting freedom of the press. my heartfelt condolences and prayers continue to go out to the families of those who were killed in this attack. they do not send their loved ones off to work that day knowing it will be the last day that they would see them alive. it isn't right, and it jeffrey should have happened. the surviving staff members also deserve our praise f

one victim in particular, wendy wendy -- wendi winters and worked to distract the gunman in such a way that those who bore witness to her bravery described her actions in this way, wendi died protecting her friends but also in defense of her news room from a murderous assault. wendi died protecting freedom of the press. wendi died protecting the freedom of the press. we think of violence against reporters as something that happens in other countries, in war zones and the like, but not here in the united states of america. all around the world reporters work to gather facts, ask questions, and report the news in the spirit of free, open, and transparent societies and governments that all people deserve. too often reporters are harassed, jailed, and even killed simply because of the nature of their work which often exposes cronyism and corruption. from this floor i stood in solidarity with the reuters reporter who was detained in burma. i stood in solidarity with the ethiopian journalists and bloggers routinely arrested for criticizing the ethiopian government and exposing human rights a