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3100 high schoolers started cool yesterday on that campus where 17 of their teachers ande classmates wer killed back in february. all of them now areeqred to wear photo i.d.s on lanyards and there's a $6 million surveillance system i place and all classroom doors now lock automatically. >>> closer to home here in , virginia armed security guards will soon join students in schools. school started yesterday but the guards won't be until next month. each school in the county will have at least one armed officer. the school i implementing new training for mental health and first aid. >>> prince george' count students are a month away from going back. all of theseeaers took part in new teacher boot camps. they are eheher new to profession or new to the district. 300 teachers learned the best way to manage classrooms during this workshop. the first day of school in prince george's county is september 4th, the day after labor day. >>> just like many of you ate home h at news4, pets are a big deal, they're a big part of our family. here's a look at some of the four-legged fours of the news4 team

and they wer basically protesting the heavy police presence we saw here this weekend wle others wer out pushing a message that racism will not be tolerated. susan bro, the mother o heather heyer, made her way to the memorial basically paying tribute to her daughter street that has now been renamed heather heyer way. in the mean the statue of robert e. lee which was the focal point oo much of the anger last year-endin u in protests is still in the park because there isaw a state that prohibits the removal of these confederate monuments. >> maya thank you. >> president trump believes they are ready to handle any findings from mr. mueller. trump attorney and formeror new york mudy giuliani says the team is prepared to rebut any conclusions from the investigation into russian election giuliani telling the paper, quote, a negative report gets it over with. we canwe a it with i think a better report from us and then we get to wait and see what happens in congress. the legal team has also sent a proposal to mueller about a possible sit-down with the president. giuliani told the journal there w

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once they arrived at foggy bottom, all the passengers wer asked to exit first a then kessler's group wasescorted off. we did reach out to metro officials and they released a statemen saying kessler group traveled from veania to foggy ttom on a regularly scheduled train with other passengers, media and law enforcement. police roadn that rail car. so, this has sparked a lot of concern. one council member said he is deeply concern in getting answers and the largest union said they're demanding that he step down. >> interesting to see a what happen a result of these allegations. chris, thankyou. >>> and stay with news 4 as we continue to follow the aftermath of yesterday's rally. we have more information in thei nbc wasngton app and coming up 5:00a.m., we will hear from the unite the right 2 organizer and why he insists yesterday's asall turnout not a failure. >>> now 4:35 this morning. bowser is heading back to el salvad salvador. she returned to monitor the unite the right. she hopes that sends asa m of support in the midst of tough times for immiants. telemundo 34 is in els salvador.

. >>> fireworks wer tosse from a passing suv and immediately expl ped sendingple jumping from their seats. one person suffered nonlife threatening ainjuries. th working to trace the suv. >>> for the second time this week a massive wall of dust blew through phoenix causing zero visibility. the cloud caused a delay and the cancellation of more than hundred flights. >>> let's check in wh nbc meteorologist with friday and maybe a look at i what we ha store for the week. >> last weekend we actually didlert on the east coast after a wet ek. about 36 million at risk. we actually added some down there around savannah, georgia, too into the flood that number going up. 8:00 a.m. today hitting the appalachians. and then by the timeto we ge tomorrow morning another area batch of heavy rain and thunderstorms starts rolling through new york city. and by the time we get to saturday afternoon we t start dry out a little bit, just hit and miss storms. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. so temperatures the mid-80s but the humidity makes it feel st

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the meeting of the central banks at jackson hole is reaffirming global growth for the coming wer and that is important as do want to see the continuation and so we will have to see what is taking place. it will be fascinating. >> we have some earnings coming declaring cash we are expecting a little bit of outside pressure. they were coming off tough comparisons for the june quarter. when itme weakness comes to the retail segment in new zealand. that stock is still up your today. i'm going to head back to you. to ouring back , do you agree with folks saying it is time to the little bit more on the sides? fascinating. if used to be stocks that performed well when things happen when generating growth. now, it is one of those examples in the earnings to the offensive. there is a lot of risk with is a stocks so investors need to take a step back and what you do with your cash? what you do with your money? >> i kind of wonder, is it time to wait back in emerging markets. that is probably a little bit of an understatement. is there more to come? >> absolutely. i think it is time to take a s

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these arepa people who wer of the russia investigation. he is trying to discredit them and say they are part of the deep state. he's getting a lot of backing from members ohicongress, from base. if you look at the people who have been dismissed from the fbi, have left under a cloud of scandal, sometimes created by the president himself, they are saying these are people who are out to get the president and anything that mueller comes up with is going to be discredited cause there's such a large number of people the president has managed to discredit. julie: i think you could arguere that thedent is being successful. if you look at the polls, it has been a pretty partisan split before this. the fact that mueller is coming forward with indictments, and if you look at what republicans are saying, there was a time when st of the rhetoric was, he needs to do his job. now you hear more republican saying we need to wrap this up. i think at is the effect of the president politicizing this. robert: why is that, michael? why are republicans abt speak

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they found him and the vehicle they wer looking for up in pennsylvania. now take a look at the pictures of the grandmother and this ttle girl. officers say the suspectki apped them on sunday. they believe he may have been taking them up to new york city. >> big crowdsnn pg to gather downtown marking one year since the deadly clashes in charlottesville. the second unite the right rally is bringing white nationalists and counter protests tour city. that will mean significant street closures. leon harris has a closer look what we can expect on sunday. >> if you're planning to head downtown this sunday, you may want to avoid the area around the white house. ch he can this map of theseea marked out here in red. these are streets that are going to be closed s rting at9:00 in the morning on sunday. white supremacists are expected to be riding on metro from vienna into town. organizers for the ral are expecting 200 to 300 people. according to the group's permit requests, they're planning a demonstration between 5:30 and 7:30 in the evening across from. the white

once again build by wednesday into thursday and in the already out there.s tomorrow will once again be wer 90, even 100 degrees and those conditions are certainly not helping firefighters dealing with the mendocino complex fire5,000 acres burned already and that fire is only 30% contained anin semite national park and areas of the park are now indefinitely closed dspoke from the ferguson fire causing poor air quality. that fire, lester, is only 38% contained. >> all right. dylan, thankou. > dramatic moments late today in the trial of president trump's former campaign chaman paul manafort as the prosecution's star witness cut a plea deal and is cooperating with prosecutors now taking the stand against him. nbc's catie beck was the courtroom in virginia, catie, what did he say? >> reporter: lester, this was by far the most explosive testimony we've heard in the trial so far. gates essentially telling the courtroom nee and manafort were part in financial crime and they conspired to falsify tax retud keep millions of dollars hidden in foreign bank accounts from the irs. prosecutors were aski g

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it comes after scandals in boiling the church wer the abuse en and children over the years, involving the recent revelations in pennsylvania. in dublin, religion editor martin bashir reports. martin: bishops and priests are not usually pounding the turf at the rugby ground. p but as irelandrepares to welcome pope francis, it iisalso hosting lobal gathering of catholics. an altar has been built along the touchline, but t nothing compared to the challenge of reconstructing the church after decades of scandal. >> a lot of the pain and the hurt we ought we were moving on from has resurfaced, particularly those who were hurt by clergy in the church. i think the holy father is critical, that he does something to try to address that. martin: phoenix park, another venue, has been underco truction for months. the catholic church and the irish government are spending more than 27 million pounds host pope francis. the highlight of the visit will be here on sunday, when pope francis celebrates mass. 500,000 tickets have been issued. will ireland feel like it did the last time the pope was in town

the evangelical movement has always liked a showman, charismatic speakers withtar wer on tv.is not just what donald trump is, it is wh he isn't -- a democrat pushing a socially liberal agenda. >> i like trump, i like his boldness, him not being scared to speak what he thinks. nick: it is what he sees as ther morakage of a permissive america that concerns this junkyard owner. it is important to preserve the right-wing majority on the u.s. supreme court, and for social conservatives, a former playboy is delivering precisely that. >> even the american people in tennessee would rather have a person in the white house thater may be a womans. a person in the white house who upholds gay marriages. nick: the issue of gay marriage is that important to you? >> if i pick one of the two, i think theypi will the womanizer. nick: white evangelicals used to be the most likely to believe that a politician's private immorality would impact behavior pin thelic life. polling shows they are now the tdemographic least like think that. they have become more forgiving since the advent of donald tru

farms right now appear right on schedule for harvest next year, 'tt just a few weeks ago the trees wer the hot spell hit and that's really impacted our season. >> an unforgiving heat wave here through venturaty co with temperatures as high as 120 aygrees. citrus officials it knocked down up to 15% of the region's lemon crop at the tail end of th harvest. craig underwood has been growing lemons for 50 years and says he lost about half the f was still on trees. >> fruit that was still not pickel, if it wasw it fell on the ground. if it was small it also fell on the ground. >> as lemons dropped, prices soared. he shortage when mexico, chile and argentina reported their own supply issues had driven up on wholesale lem prices more than 60% since the beginning of june. industry watchers say prices are the highest they've seen in a decade. now customers are getting squeezed. >> this one87 was cents and it seems like a lot. >> retailers have been hiking prices or simply removing lemons from storelv s and that's left lemon lovers sour. >> i notice there aren't as many in the stores and they don

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once p-g-wer off... fire crews could better assess the situation. nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become involved and so we didn't have a lot of embers from this (michelle) the search is on for a man who stabbed two people on a bart train last night. it happened at the macarthur station -- on the same day as the funeral for nia wilson -- who was stabbed and killed at that s ago. kron4's ella sogomonian is live for us tonight at the rockridge bart station where a press conference was held today to address the latest assault. ella -- what are they doing to increase safety on bart after all of these stabbings? (ella) bart has 4 thousand surveillence cameras recording at all times throughout their trains and stations so they captured a photo of the suspect from last night's stabbing...and promise that riders

he says he felt something hit his leg in the wer and then he saw blood. they sent the pictures to the maryland department of natural resources. experts were not abl to determine a shark bite but sharks have been spotted in the bay. eake >> i saw something grab myleg. >> bowen is not afraid. >>> here ath some o top stories we're tracking for you this mornin the pentagon has delayedpr ident trump's wants. >>> a bass steel day celebration last year, he said heis wanted bigger. >>> jurors will be back in court to decide the fate of paul manafo manafort. they failed to meet a verdict. deliberations resume at 9:30 this morning. download the nbc washington app. >> dominion energyaid two feeders were the cause of the break. the airport's generators kicked in providing some light until power was full rye restored until aer an hour and a half. >> today ellicott city, maryland, will have a party on main street. back in may they experienced severe flooding. it was the second time main street wesoyed by flooding. >>> a dream home is now a nightmare for a single mother

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we want 85 wer% of auto parts te built in america. i don't see them picking winners and losers. this is about getting manufacturing jobs back in the u.s. if we can go to 75% of auto content being built in north mayor kate's a win. >> i'm a car nut and a proponent of american automobiles if it's cheaper to produce the ford in mexico or the chevy in mexico. why not produce it in mexico, head quart nerlts united states. like am. build it overseas but 85% of the money still comes back to the united states. so why not follow that model and i though there are 100,000 people employed by the auto manufacturing industry who want to shoot me right now. but would it better for consumers. he every consumer must be a producer or they wouldn't have the money to be a consumer. those 100,000 people want top be able to buy cars fan wash machines and pay their taxes. not everybody will be a software designer or and the iphone designer. we need a broad set of jobs for the broad set of skills for american citizens. that's the america first agenda. adam: i'm a car nut and i appreciate the work these

. >> reporter: the flight was taking off from durango just as werful storm blew through with heavy rain, high winds and hails he plane headed down the runway picking up speed, aviation ayexperts s it b may have been hit by a violent downdraft known as a micro burst. is it possie that the micro burst in the air pushing down forced the plane to crash? >> yes. >> repter: the twolack boxes like these have been recovered and are now being analyzed. pastor parson, who took this heart stopping says he's grateful to be alive.me >> mes, we take our life for granted and i'm st glad t i'm happy and i'm alive. >> kerry sanders repor ining there. we also learned that passengers scrambled to the cockpit to help free the pilot. anctors say the pilot had serious bac neck injuries, d fully recover. >> incredible story. >> all the way around. >>> one of college football's most successful coaches is off the field for now. >> ohio state placed urban meyer on paid leave yesterday. they are investigating claims that he knee about all ations of domestic abuse against zack smith. he was fired after reports sur

two other officers wer shot and wounded.s 11-year-old son was home at theime of that shooting. hamilton has pleaded not guilty. >>> new video out of california. this.a look at new video of the holy fire burning in the cleveland naonal forest. you can see how close it's burning near some of the homes. residents have been warned to get out while they can. but some of them have decided to stay behind and try to save their homes. governor jerry brown declared a te of emergency for the areas affected by this rapidly growing fire. keep an eye on what happens later this morning when the man suspected of start is expected to be arraigned on arson charges. he got a fe you got to feel few the fire out in california. this is just one of a dozen fires burning around the state. >> yoris, thank . >>> 5:51 right now. new video this morning showing chaos at an airport security checkpoint when a carry-on bag started moking. you see it right here. just gone through the scanner at the savilnnahn head airport. you can see some of the tsa agents

worst day of my life" jacksonville law enforcement saying two people were shot and killed, e11 wer hurtthat the gunman, davidkatz, of baltimore, turned the gun on himself and took his own life. back in the d.c. area, adriany's mily is said to be very shaken up, his brother spoke to news4.y he he just can't wait to have his brother safe and sound back here at home. >> sad. for all p theple that, you know, their families, the ones that have to goha through they are going through. and yet a little bit relieved. so just mixed emions. >> reporter: now that video game convention now with just days to owork ways to enhance their security here at the dulles expo saying everyothey want everyone those doors open up on friday to feel and be safe. >>> day a judge will decid whether to block a texas based company to fm making 3d gunson line. eight states and d.c. filed a lawsuit back in july arguing the releasing of the designs that it threatens national security. >>> today president trump will host the president and first dy of kenya to discuss trade and regional security. the president of kenya an

. >> reporter: they wer the first african-american female flight crew for alaska airlines. >> it's interesting think really? i'm going to be making history? but i actually always have been ever since i started flying. so it's nothing unusual for me. >> reporter: captain wright was the first black woman to graduate from the flight program. and the first black female captain for u.s. airways. she shared the video of her historic flight on her facebook page and almost immediately it went viral. >> my thinking was if you can't see it, you can't be it. and i know that that will impact young women of color everywhere, which is absolutely the goal. >> the faa requires at least 1500 hours of air before you can become a professional pilot. and even though more women are showing interest in learning how to fly, only 5% of professional pilots are females. >> reporter: does this surprise you? >> no. not at all. it surprises me when i hear thre or four women on the radio. >> reporter: the affordable care act passed in 2010 requires all industries to provide some sort of maternity leave and provisions like