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having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >> and here are the stories we will be following for you today. >> includes a state trooper is in a standoff right now with police, this is ongoing. this morning he fired shots at police. they set explosive devices in the home's windows. they haven't gone inside yet. he is accused of shooting corporeal steve ball aertd yesterday around noon. police arrested a second suspect just after that shooting at the shooting scene, corporeal ballard was 32 yea-years-old. meantime, eric free is sent to death row after a jury attended his death yesterday. >> it was so long ago, last year, they announced drafting day is finally here. here's a live look at the ben franklin parkway, which will be the center of the pro-football world starting today. work is still going on, on the parkway. we have the final pieces in place. it opposite up today to fans at noon. should feel especially at home. check out jim furlong. >> it will be a hall of fame bus

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. at 11:00 p.m. wednesday wednesday -- wendy saltzman takes you inside one of philadelphia's most infamous heroin den. >> it was one of the worst thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: needles drugs, anything you need to get high. now "action news" investigators what needs to be done to clean up one of the country's most notorious drug havens right here in philadelphia. i'm wendy saltzman i'll take you there tonight on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >>> in "healthcheck" obesity may be in your genes, but i want doesn't have to be your destiny. there's a way to defeat the gene, but there's an oldy but goodie, upping the exercise could cancel the gene's effect. it paves the way to a small body mass index and lower hip to waist ratio. 6:27 eagles pick is in, we're live at the nfl draft with all the first round reaction. >>> neighbors try to break up a freak attack in the lehigh valley, this is a story that will shake any pet owner to the core

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >> here's the latest on the deadly shooting of a delaware state trooper, the suspected gunman remains barricaded inside his home in military -- middletown. he has fired multiple shots at officers from inside the house. it started yesterday afternoon when corporal stephen ballard was gunned down outside a wawa in bear. the 32-year-old was on the force for more than 8 years. our jeanette reyes remains at the scene. >> we'll keep our eye on that. karen rogers is keeping an eyen the highways this morning. >> reporter: we're a mess in new jersey because of the two big accidents. 42 freeway at 41 you can see the northbound traffic is jammed solid a 20 minute jammed from the ac expressway to 295 an accident involving a motorcycle. looks to be serious. ambulance on the scene 42 northbound at 295. chopper 6 hd was above 295. it is shut down. it's been shut down all night an accident involving a tractor-trailer. can you see the sands they

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> imagine getting through the pain and the heart ache of losing a parent only to discover months later that you've been overcharged for the burial. that's what happened to a maryland man and then when he tried to get his money back, he got nowhere. but he turned to consumer reporter susan hogan for help and he got it. susan? >> that's right. doug howell had a hunch his father prepaid for his mother's burial, but the cemetery insisted there was no such payment. after he found proof and still called nbc4 responds. doug howell's father made sure his family never had to worry about money. >> my father left my mother comfortable. she never wanted for anything, and that was the type of person that he was. >> reporter: so when doug's mom passed away last year, he was shocked to learn that cedar hill cemetery in suitland, had no record of her prepayment on her burial. >> i said, did my father prepay for this burial and the vault? she s

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> you're today." >>> i know that the most important thing is to try to keep this man living. and i gave him everything that i could. i didn't fear nothing. >> a family distraught during a 911 call for help. the confusion that put a man's life in jeopardy. >> the frantic confusion was caused by a recording on the other side of multiple 911 calls. >> news4's erika gonzalez is live out of the prince george's call center now with a story you'll only see on news4. >> you have reached prince george's county 911. do not hang up. your call will be answered in the order it was received. please stay on the line. the following tones are for the hearing impaired. [ tones ] >> reporter: that you're going to speak with an operator right away. instead, you may hear that unfamiliar sound. you're not disconnected. you haven't been disconnected. do not hang up. there was a medical emergency that happened this weekend in prince george's county. 6

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having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> just like her former husband -- just like her husband, former first lady attended a gathering of architects. she speaid her time at 1600 pennsylvania avenue was the longest she'd ever lived in one place. she said her daughters liked listening to protesters and fo t she said barack obama once dreamed about becoming an architect. >> the first lady said she wanted to cry, but she said she held back the tears so people wouldn't think she was crying over the new president. and she repeated, she's not running for public office. she said it's hard on the family. >>> national theater ushers in a new musical generation. two exciting events at the kennedy center. >> and you are being watched a a sci-fi thriller. wtop entertainment editor jason fraley joins us now. should we be making a beeline for the circle? what do you think? >> hey, guys, nice seeing a familiar face on channel 4, mr. leon harris. awesome. i would say maybe check it

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> knew on "news 4 today," radar watch. we're timing the rain for you hour by hour. >>> a fire battle. hours later it is still an active scene overnight. >>> plus, shutdown showdown. there may be some wiggle room for negotiations with thousands of government jobs hanging in the balance. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. turning up the heat this week. it is 6:30 right now. >> we are monitoring another round of rain arriving in just a few hours. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen are here to break down the timing and the changes ahead. >>> yes, good morning. it's another round of widespread maybe even heavy rain moving in. >> four days in a row. no sunshine for us and that's not going to be changing any time soon as cloudy skies remain in place for the rest of your day today. we will be warming up a little bit. we'll get back up into the upper 50s to around 60 later on today. 56 now in washington and quantico. 4

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having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >> welcome back. let's take a look at our top stories this hour at 8:29. d.c. police are investigating a double shooting that happened in southeast. happened around 8a30 last night in the 3500 block of stanton road. police say the victims are two men. right now we don't have a word on their conditions, how they're doing or what led to the gunfire. so far no arrests have been made in this case. >>> to virginia now where two virginia children who were reported missing yesterday were found early this morning safe and sound. two young boys ages five and one were last seen yesterday in the portsmouth virginia area. police say their alleged abductor is their mother who was making threats yesterday against her children. she's not in custody at the moment. >>> and the jokers jinx ride at six flags america in upper marlboro will be closed again today. the rollercoaster will not reopen until workers figure out why it got stuck on thursday.

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having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> good morning, every one i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. it is 6:30. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >>> suspect wanted in the murder of a delaware state trooper remains held up in a house in middletown, new castle county. >>> this standoff is still an ongoing situation. we have heard from neighbors who live in this general area who say they have heard a number of loud booms this morning. it is upsetting. everybody is shocked. >> this is an entire state in mourning. >> bad day for everybody. >> he gave his life for us. >> very mild start to the day, still a lot of moisture, in this atmosphere and wind are light. that is perfect recipe, guys, for fog. >> 2017 nfl draft has arrived. >> i know everyone is excited, here in town about what is to come for eagles future. >> don't bring a chair, they are not allowed, that and missiles, no missiles, no chairs. >> no chairs allowed. >> in the air to left cen

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >> here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> the philadelphia eagles select derek barnegat derek barnett. >> derek barnett is a 20 year old defensive lineman, out of tennessee. >> we'll see what they do tonight, as rounds two kicks off. >> if you like summer like warmth, like sunshine, practically have perfection for you here today. >> corporal ballard shot and killed in this wawa parking lot. >> suspect the shooter identified as 26 year old burgon sealy, jr., eventually shot and killed by law enforcement. >> the new heineken aid called worlds apart. many saying the anti-kendel jenner pepsi ad. >> come on, bring it in. give it to me. >> what's up, james? >> james cord on with painful run in with kurt russell. >> forecast, anything but painful. >> we definitely have a lot of ups and downs, but we are also going to see a pretty cooperative forecast. since it is the weekend, sin we do have so many event going on around

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> blown apart. nbc10 getting a first look at the home where a man led troopers on an hours' long standoff. >>> the man dragged off a united airlines plane comes to a mutual agreement. >>> and changes ahead on the rails. it could be a rough summer for amtrak commuters. >>> just about 6:30 on this friday. this is "nbc10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate first alert forecast. it's a warm morning, bill. >> it is. and still mostly cloudy. now we're seeing sunshine break through the clouds in cape may. it was dry at the marquis de lafayette hotel. the radar view showed showers moving across delaware, the delaware bay and south jersey. they've quickly moved out. as expected they're offshore of barnicut, new jersey. sunshine breaking through across the board. a few spots of light fog in delaware. 58 degrees right now in the lehigh valley. and you see sun

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having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> welcome back, everybody. the up solved murder of jonbenet ramsey has fascinated the world for two decades. the case is the focus of a new documentary "casting jonbenet" coming to netflix tomorrow. we'll talk to the director, but first, here is nbc's jacob rascon. >> i'm awe dissing for the role of john ramsey. >> and i'm auditioning for the role of pat ramsey. >> this is a murder told in a way no one has told before. ramsey was found dead in her family's basement christmas 1996 strangled to death after being knocked unconscious sparking two >> there is no information that leads us to the suspect. >> suspicions. >> i did not kill my daughter, jon bene. >> a nationwide fascination but 20 years later, there is been no real answers. her 9-year-old brother, and strangers, including false confessions. a grand jury voted to indict her parents for felony child abuse but they were never charged and were later cleared by the d.a. last

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having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. tipping point? president trump with a new warning about north korea. saying the the u.s. could absolutely have a major conflict with the country. as tensions escalate with the rogue nation. and the clock is ticking toward the possible government shutdown. can congress make a deal before midnight? >>> parents alert. how this country took youtube to such extremes that the police got involved. >> i'm ashamed. this started out as family fun. >> these popular videos. the parents claim the kids were in on it. now the big apology. why they said they really did it. ♪ >>> oh, behave. austin powers, 20 years later, white mike myers is saying right now about that international man of mystery. ♪ i keep on believing >>> and get ready for lea michele, anything's possible. >> and -- >> they're here to say -- >> all: good morning, america! >>> nicely done. [ cheers and applause ] good morning. okay.

[all complaining] see what you done started "angela bassett--hound"? shut up! cole, sit down! [all arguing] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for tuning in. my guest tonight will be dr. willie parker, ob/gyn and former pro-life but decided to become pro-choicer. i'm so excited to talk to him about his new book, "life's work." now today's social media. >> twitter looking different. >> he's gotten rid of the egg avatar's which had become a symbol of online harassment. >> the egg replaced by human silhouette, to encourage users to personalize profiles while cutting down on abuse. >> trevor: no, twitter! not the egg! as someone who gets a lot of twitter hate i prefer it to come from a cute little egg. the words will be the same but when the egg tweets me it's like -- small voice -- go back to africa, trevor! but the silhouette is like -- large voice -- go back to africa, trevor! a silhouette shadows you and st

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. tyler hicks: i see fear. i see desperation. but i also see hope. thousands of people arriving every day, risking their lives to find a place to live, and find a place to be accepted. i feel it's important to take photographs that are going to make a difference. ( ♪ ) i'm tyler hicks, photojournalist for the new york times. you're looking at our take our kids to work day celebration. you see that young man right there. he's cooking it up this morning. this is going on all around the world and even our own amy robach brought a special helper to help you do the heavy lifting this morning. >> my daughters are here. they would be here now except they're in hair and makeup right now. i'm not even kidding. >> i'm sure you're not kidding. best part of coming to "gma," right? >>> also right now, the white house trying to sell congress on their new tax plan. a one-page outline proposes dramatic cuts for large and small businesses and ind

having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >>> welcome back. the unsolved murder of jonbenet ramsay fascinated the world for two decades. the case is the new focus of a new documentary coming to netflix tomorrow. we'll talk to the director in a moment. first here is jacob rascon. >> i'm auditioning for the role of patsy ramsay. >> reporter: the new netflix film probes the mystery of the six-year-old beauty queen's murder in a style no one has ever. >> i told someone a secret, no longer a secret. >> reporter: ramsay was found dead in her family's basement christmas 1996. sparking two decades of investigations. >> there is no information that leads us >> reporter: suspicions. >> i did not kill my daughter. >> i did not have anything to do with it. >> reporter: and nationwide fascination. but 20 years later, there have been no real answers. the crime led to conspir

i want to thank him bassett or nikki haley for her outstanding leadership and her acting is my personal envoy on the security council. she is doing a good job. does everybody like her? [laughter] otherwise, [indiscernible] want do that. i promise. she is doing a fantastic job. before,we took pictures you of all developed a friendship together and that is really telling. the mission of the united nations of the un security council is to maintain international peace and security. ande are important aims shared interests. as we look around the world, it's clear that there is much work for you to achieve. you will be that does very busy people in the coming months and years. our nation faces serious and growing threats and many of them stand for problems -- stem from problems that have been unaddressed for far too long. does not likeions taking on certain problems but i feel the people in this room and i know for a fact that nikki haley feel strongly about taking on problems that people have steered away from. i encourage the security council to come together and take action to counter all

when senator brock obama ran to become president of united states on the platform i am not george bush bassett existed at the end of the bush did ministrations said all wellhead and it was the obama version of the program that edward snowden leaked proposal my sense are you sure you were not abusing it? with two presidents as fundamentally different as those tarot to say this is the right balance. >> one of the things that struck me was looking at the information from integration you gathered from the phone bills one of the things you did not do was applied that algorithm with data mining you could in those phone bills to me that it is amazing to show that they were behind at google assets of look for beekeeping stuff than the next time they're in is why weren't you doing that? u.s. opposed to keep me safe wet. >> one of the baskets that was publicly known was the american intelligence in the age of terror" program that congress passed a law section 214 with the metadata program for the old folks in here those a don't charge by the call anymore so the company kept the records to get your money

. >> plastic, basket, you why, bassett on there. now that would have bothered some men and young boys, but really hasn't affected -- affected -- >> my son was riding my bike until it got stolen just recently. now zero bike. >> not the bike from when you were a kid. >> no, recent bike, like mountain bike kind of thing. >> i love riding bikes. i'm sure still enjoyed it. >> i can't even look at bikes any more. >> traumatized. >> now, only a show look good day philadelphia, do you all know the history of the green room? the waiting room in a tv station, all across america, and any entertainment venue is called the green room. that's where the guests wait to common the show. do you know why it is called the green room? >> probably painted green and it was calming? >> no. >> i don't know. >> no, you think we just pick green, so we could calm down the guests? you want the opposite. you want to fire up the guests, why it is cold in the studio. get people riled up. >> okay? >> i believe, meg snap. >> he doesn't know. >> i believe it goes bac

bassett of haley, second tillerson has confirmed that we are prepared to do more, we are prepared to do more two days ago as well. what's significant about the strike is not that it was meant to take out the syrian regime's capacity or ability to commit mass murder of its own people, but it was to be a very strong signal to assad and his sponsors that the united states cannot stand idly by as he is murdering innocent civilians. what was a redline in 2013. that was the important objective to keep in mind. >> chris: is continuing the mass murder. the question is, if he uses conventional weapons, as president trump prepared to stop him from using conventional weapons against innocent civilians? >> general mcmaster: i think with this president -- what we have is someone was helping us understand helping us provide him with an assessment of what is the degree of agency and control we have over this very complex situation. the president has in response to a mass murderer attacked, acted decisively. if they're using that airfield, that's not what the objective was, to take out the airfield

joining us now is the actor joel parry, and the arts critic kate bassett, in our london newsroom. joel joel, you‘re an actor. good idea to get rid of separate categories?” generally think that any kind of movement towards inclusivity for minorities, people who don‘t feel they are represented, is a positive thing and it wouldn‘t be the first body to do this, the national television awards did about ten yea rs television awards did about ten years ago and the grammys have done it. so it is great that we are discussing it. i guess the argument is, kate, that by doing away with separate categories perhaps you do away with having equal the present occasion. would that be your concern? it isn't. ithink occasion. would that be your concern? it isn't. i think it's a goodidea concern? it isn't. i think it's a good idea overall. i think when you think about it in detail there are a few drawbacks. 0ne think about it in detail there are a few drawbacks. one of the potential drawbacks is you get less people nominated. so if you have only one best actor award, the shortlist will best ac

people nominated for 0livier awards include ed harris, glenda jackson, billie piper, kate bassett, it would be a shame to see any of those names lost from the li5t. any of those names lost from the list. i think one thing is that there are so many excellent actors that it would be a shame to halve the numberof that it would be a shame to halve the number of people nominated so that half the people are not recognised because it is so useful for them to be recognised. and historically drama has been male dominated because historically all troops were males of the warm paz ferments the odds are still waited, at the moment because historically there have been more paz for men. —— historically all troops were male performers, so the odds are still weighted. we must deal with what is going on in the industry before we deal with the glamorous side of it. thank you so much. that‘s it from us today. dan and lou will be on bbc one from 6 o‘clock tomorrow morning. have a lovely weekend. enjoy the weather. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at nine. the british government toughen5 i