pepco plans to be back out here several more times. you can't season because it's dark, but there is a line of hundreds of trees that go down this way. neighbors say they expect all those to probably be gone at the hands of pepco as well. live in montgomery county i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >>> what's causing a summer spike in killings that has the homicide rate in the district up 20% from last year? that was one question on the mind of a lot of people gathered at the 5th police district in northeast tonight where we find garrett haake who asked that question of mayor bowser and chief lanier. what's the answer? >> reporter: well, in the last 30 seconds mpd sent an e-mail marking what would be the 65th homicide in the district, a 20% spike from last year. tonight both the mayor and chief link that spike in homicides to a rise in the sales in synthetic drugs. the chief and mayor say the users can have violent, even psychotic episodes. >> reporter: today police reveal a man whose body had been found burning in the trinidad district had be

pepco says if trees threaten power lines. >> it was carnage. trees this big around, probably 100 in succession. >> reporter: tonight they peppered the company with their concerns to lack of shade and environmental impact. >> it feels like there is too much emphasis on cutting and cut first and cut wide and not enough dialogue. >> reporter: pepco says they only trim and cut down trees when they get too close to power lines as is their legal mandate. >> if trees are going to come down we should know why. if they have to come down, they have to come down. >> they may have the legal right but they come in and cut the trees or they trim them in a way that makes them no longer viable. >> reporter: homeowners argue that they may be following the letter of the law but perhaps not the spirit. in the process killing the spirit neighborhood. >> the trees are gone. the stumps are still there. >> reporter: even though pepco has preexisting easement rights on private fort giving them the right to cut down without consent they say they attempt to get consent.

pepco gave safety demonstrations that came with a warning. never ever ever go near a downed power line. >> give you an idea about the power of some of this stuff, just a standard brick, overheadline came down on the brick and essentially melted it into glass. >> there's a 7% chance the atlantic hurricane season will produce six to 11 storms with winds 30 miles an hour and higher. >>> remember our biggest threat with tropical storms is wind, not flooding. we've got heavier activity near silver spring, college park, out 450 by fedex field. we'll come back, talk about whether or not we need a yellow alert tomorrow and look ahead to the weekend forecast. >> even topper can't predict this, a look at the new sharknado trailer which is based right here in d.c. >> it's >>> well, the republican race for president just got a little more crowded again. rick perry is the newest candidate. the former texas governor told supporters in the lone star state it is time to reset the relationship between the government and the citizens and americans have the pow

goodman also says that pepco is used bullying tactics to quiet outspoken residents. that is why the announcement this week to temporarily halt the deforestation is a big deal. >> they have made trees the villain as far as their loss of power. the basic reason is not the trees, it is the lack of their ability to keep their equipment up to snuff. reporter: pepco said in a statement they are committed to communicating with this group of homeowners. following our evaluation in this area. all to comply with minimum tree clearance standards mandated by the state." it is noted that pepco purchase the ownership rights to this land and easements for many property 50 years ago. no idea of the state temporary or permanent restriction when it comes to its tree cutting proposals and plans. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. leon: five years after the devastating earthquake in haiti, a new study is questioning what happened to the $500 million donated to the red us for relief there. -- red cross for relief. the charity is built to six permanent home so far. the red cross is given homes to m

pepco trying to restore power. they are changing the time to 2:00 a.m. it is hot. i talked to steve and in the weather center and he said it is 99 degrees heat index. for older folks trapped in this area without power, now it is a matter of finding where they can cool down. we will let you know is more comes in. leon: wrong day, wrong time to have that happen. a manassas teenager pleaded guilty to federal charges that he tried group isil. authorities call this a tragic example of their growing online influence. reporter: ali amin spoke softly but clearly in court, pleading guilty to provide material support to a criminal organization specifically isil . >> he inspired individuals who wanted to financially support isil. reporter: authorities became familiar with his activities last year. they say his twitter handle has asked more than 4000 followers with amin sending out more than 7000 tweets is followed his campaign to rally support for isil, which included instructing people hattie's bitcoin anonymously to fight for the terror group. >> he is particularly cyber sa

commissioner kelly backman should have reach accused herself in the vote that allowed the merger of pepco with epsilon. this is the former public service commissioner. her new employers, the alliance to save energy, say they take money from epsilon and that backman applied for her group in february. the following may the merger was approved. days later her term ended with the commission and she took that new job. >> there's no doubt there was conflict of interest. >> reporter: alice fisher says the commissioner's job talks cast doubt on the entire merger. >> she could have been looking to be a juggler at their next corporate picnic. it would have been the same problem. of, her putting her -- problem, her putting her personal and financial interests in contrast to her public duty at the time. >> reporter: there was a petition filed in maryland circuit court asking the court to nix the vote and send it back for reconsideration. the president of the company where backman now work says the accusations against her new hire are hot air. >> it would be one thing to work for else lon or one of it

. >>> some rockville homeowners want pepco to stay away from their trees. the utility showed up with a security escort yesterday as they cut down some trees they believe threaten power lines. residents say in the past, they would just gather under the trees and ask crews to leave. well, this time around the strategy wouldn't work. >> they barricade the whole area, okay? we couldn't -- we couldn't do anything. with the policemen around there. everything. we -- we losing it. >> lose our lines that supply power for tens of thousands of customers. and so what we're attempting to do is protect the lines. >> pepco says they've been more aggressive in cutting and trimming trees since the derecho which caused 500,000 people to lose power in 2012. >>> straight ahead, what d.c.'s mayor and police chief are saying is behind the spike in homicides in the district and what they're going to doabout it. >> after the break the new proble >>> a couple of escaped horses in montgomery county are back home on the farm. officers investigating the scene of that fatal crash we to

. >>> pepco is added a new presence in the dispute with some rockville homeowners over tree cutting. the utility hired a security escort to make sure homeowners don't and interfere with their flans. the neighbors say the tree cutting is gone too far. they're vowing to keep the pressure on to get pepco to trim the trees instead of cutting them down. >> what we've done in the past is when they would go up into the trees and start to cut, then three, four, five, eight, nine whatever, would get under the trees and we'd say you know, go away. >> lose our lines that supply power for tens of thousands of customers. and so what we're attempting to do is protect the lines. >> pepco says it learned its lesson after the derecho of 2012 that caused # a hundred thousand dollars -- 500,000 people to lose power in montgomery county. >>> oh. looking for something to do with your family in summer? >> oh, yeah. how about four free tickets to six flags america? if that sounds good to you, text sixth flags to -- six flags to 25542 to -- 25543 to enter. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow out her

. >> in the pepco area they're reporting upwards of 12,628 outages now. they've had a few outages there, always some damage from these high winds and perhaps the hail. we'll keep you updated whether the power outage situation gets worse and when it improves. if your power is out, you already know. >>> we move on to new frightening details about that tragedy on the metro in january where smoke filled the l'enfant station and killed 1 passenger and sent dozens of others to area hospitals. >> today the national transportation safety board launched a two day investigative hearing and our andrea mccarren was there. >> reporter: the ntsb released surveillance video of the minutes before and after the chaotic scene along with a transcript of its interview with the train operator. >> smoke was first seen coming from the tunnel at 3:09. >> reporter: the surveillance video is chilling shown here 10 time the speed of realtime, it reveals smoke gradually filling the l'enfant plaza metro station. >> heavy smoke can be seen comingthe southbound tunnel. >> reporter: the

pepco reporting about 5,800 of you don't have power in the district. montgomery and prince george's county. we checked in with bg&e and 500 outages, most in anne arundel county. >>> a man's death is being investigated as a homicide this morning. someone shot tayshaun dorsey yesterday in his apartment. it was the third homicide in fredericksburg in just a week. >>> we're following a developing story. officers searching for two prisoners who escaped more than two weeks ago in new york. they're looking for david sweat and richard matt near the pennsylvania and new york border. 350 miles from the prison. witnesses spotted the two in the area last week. >>> and new orleans, another prisoner on the loose. police say he somehow got a gun while wearing handcuffs and killed a police officer. it happened around this time yesterday. this man, the prisoner, travis boyce is still out there. police are offering a 10,000 dollar rewards to find him. >>> and now to the church massacre in south carolina. mitt romney is saying that the confederate flag at the state capit

pepco has just under 200 customers out and bg & e has 12,500 of customers without power and 2,000 are in the anne arundel county. we posted the tweets and facebook posts and we appreciate that. that's at nbcwashington.com. and >>> fans witnessed history today for the second time. matt scherzer's career day. >> before all of the lightning and strikes, matt scherzer signed a $210 million contract and he's been value for money. this afternoon in the heat scherzer stayed cool and pitched what might have been the greatest start in national's team history. and you know what he delivered getting josh harrison to pop up deep to left. michael taylor makes the catch and the first of scherzer's career, the nats win the game 6-0. scherzer with just one strike from perfection. we'll hear from the man himself later on in sports. >> dave johnson, thank you very much. >>> police are looking into the sighting of two convicted killers. a caller said he saw the two escapees about 350 miles from the prison they escaped from two weeks ago. david sweat and richard matt used power tools to cut their way out

. >>> with hurricane season underway pepco wants you to know it's ready for disaster. >> crews worked on how to respond if a tree comes down on live power lines. most folks just care about getting their lights back on, but it's not that simple for the linesmen in the field. >> the time that it takes to make the job safe is the most important time that we do because it's very important to cover this aspect of the job. we want everything safe, everything deenergized to get the power back on safely. >> now despite a prediction for a slower than average hurricane season, pepco says it only takes one to hit our area to cause big problems for everybody. >> true. >> we talked about that before. >> in about 92 andrea was pretty -- about 92 andrea was pretty much the main -- '92 andrea was pretty much the main one that year. we have the jet stream now further south and that means less hurricanes. >> doesn't that mean less snow in the winter? >> not necessarily, my friend. >>> let's talk about temps. monday was 92, 72 on tuesday, 64 yesterday, maybe 65 today. our average high is 82. this 72 occ

they are trying to get the lights on for some 24,000 people without power and pepco is reporting 13,000 suspects -- people without power. much calmer than it was a few hours ago. we are not in the clear. brian is in the weather center with what comes next. brian: helping me out this evening, watches, tornado watches and warnings all the way through the evening as of 11:00. all of those watches have been allowed to expire. the northeast and all of those warnings are out of our area. there is still concerns. we have been inundated with so much rain, we still have an active flash flood warning until midnight with the rest of the areas under a flood watch through overnight because of all of the rain. take a look at the doppler radar and you can see the heaviest bands of rain down through the southern maryland area and you can steal see quite a bit of lightning pushing east out toward the day. the heaviest stuff is moving out that the system is still on the back side and you can see a little bit more of the moisture later tonight. as far as the active stuff, that has calmed down. here is one

representatives from pepco's emergency team, the red cross and national weather service got together in rockville talked about preparing for a big storm, electrical safety and restoring power. all of them emphasized that first responders and people in our area should not take safety for granted. >> you shortcut a safety precaution, in this environment with the electricity that travels at 186,000 miles per second, arcs measured as high as 20000 degrees you don't always get a second chance. >> pepco demonstrated what it takes to restore an overheadline overheadline. >>> turning to the weather now, which has been wet. we're waiting for the sun to shine again. don't know when that will happen. veronica you know, don't you. >> i do. a little built of sunshine coming our way tomorrow. i'll tell you when because it's going to be very little. as far as today, we didn't have any sunshine at all. it was a canopy of clouds xs earlier today we had the drizzle the mist. come up for the evening, rains and moderate rains will be moving in. we're going to kind of change the game as we move forward t

pepco reporting more than 4,000 outages. most in prince george's county. dominion tells us about 1,100 are in the dark tonight. and pge has 2,800 without power. mostly in anne arundel county. >>> chris lawrence at the live dweks the latest on a ship that sank monday night with hundreds on board. china's news service reports that only eight people have been arrested from the that 458 people on board. the captain and chief engineer are among the eight and they stay eastern star got caught in a cyclone on the river. the storm is still bringing strong winds and heavy rain to the area and that is making it hard to find survivors. the chinese numb reports the ferry capsize in the an area about 50 feet deem. part of the hull is still visible. most of the passengers on board were elderly tourists. china's prime minister is heading to the seasonable now. president ping has ordered an all out search. >>> we have news from clinton, maryland where police are investigating a motorcycle crash. the motorcyclist died on the road. the road is closed now between atom road.

. >>> turning now to pepco crews on their way to the scene where a huge tree came down this morning. it happened about two hours ago on wall hadden road in bethesda. it took down power lines leaving people without electricity or ac. no word on how long it will take to cut the tree and fix the power lines. >>> d.c. homicide detectives worked through the night well into the morning rush hour at the scene of a murder in northwest. just before midnight, a man was shot in the shaw neighborhood along 5th and n streets. he showed up at the hospital with several gunshot wounds to his back and then died from those injuries. police still don't know how he made it to the hospital. they also haven't released the victim's name or information about a possible suspect. >>> this weekend marks a month since a mother in la plata was found pushing her dead toddler on a swing. tonight a candlelight vigil is going to be held for that toddler, 3-year-old josiah lee. family and churches are invited to participate 7:00 at wills memorial park in la plata. >>> to a traffic alert for drivers in the district. t

pepco reporting a few hundred handful of others and other providers scattered across the area but we've started to hear some rolling thunder in the distance that sounds like this is not over yet. reporting from silver springs, garrett haake, wusa 9. >>> we've got new information about that deadly shooting at a park in prince georges county. 21 year old alonzo lloyd is charged in the shooting that killed one man and injured three others in ardmore neighborhood park in spring dale yesterday afternoon. allison barber is live at the park with more on how investigators zeroed in on their suspect. allison? >> reporter: this is the basketball court in the area where the shooting occurred. police announced they made money arrest and a suspect earlier this afternoon but it didn't take them very long to find him because they say their suspect, allons a lloyd was actually one of those three people injured in this shooting. >> since he was the victim le was shot on scene once he was in the hospital clearly, so we knew who he was. >> police say allons a lloyd shot and killed a 21 year old man named

pepco reporting 234 outages, nearly all of them in dc at the height of the storm about 100,000 homes lost power throughout the metro area. >>> new tonight at 6:30, the family of a 15-year-old gunshot victim is now seeking help with his medical and funeral expenses. malik mercer a sophomore was shot last monday night as he and his friend were getting off a metrobus. at 28th and nailor road. dc police have arrested one of the three people in this bus video. 22-year-old derek decor is now charged with assault while armed with intent to kill. police say the charge will now be reviewed. you might recall that malik mercer died yesterday. his family has set up a campaign for donations on go fund me. you can get all the information on our website wusa9.com. >>> right now police in virginia are looking for a gunman after a man was shot after some kind of a fight in a shopping center. they say it all happened earlier today in the triangle shopping plaza. that the victim got in to some kind of argument with two men and a woman rather. police used the canine dog and a helicopter to search for th

pepco reporting 13,000 homes without power with most of that in montgomery county. and remember when your power does go out, watch news 4 on your phonor tablet. go to -- phone or tablet. go to the nbc washington app and click on "watch live tv now." >>> back here at the weather center, we now -- after a couple of really tough days, especially today, this is moving out. there's something lovely heading our way. >> there is. the reason why we had all of those severe weather warnings early, the reason we were on so much early this evening is because of all the damage we saw. we knew the potential the storm had. let's show what's happening now. the storms, you see as they came of storms really moving in and developing across our region. ton of lightning across our area. i want you to watch this now. put this into motion. look at the dots. every single one of these dots is a severe wind gust or severe hail or possible trees down in parts of the area. look at all the severe thunderstorm reports that we had from these storms as they moved through. now the threat well down

. >>> a public advocacy group is calling for a do-over in the exelon pepco merger. the group public citizen claims kelly backman should have reduced herself in the vote that okayed the merger between the two utilities using what it call -- due to what it calls a confliction of interest. she took a job with the alliance to save energy which acknowledges it takes money from exelon. the alliance also acknowledges backman applied for her job with the group in february. we spoke with both public citizen and backman's new boss. >> it had been her putting her personal and financial interests in conflict and in contrast to what her public duty was at the time. >> but to work for an ngo with a relatively modest budget and to come in and help us further our mission when she could have the choice of lots of better paying jobs really i think it just stinks. >> an e-mail from backman told wusa9 there was absolutely no connection between my vote on the merger and my search for a job following the governor's announcement of my replacement on the commission. she filed a petition as

pepco is here, but because of the extensive damage to the system, it could be awhile before they fix it. the good news is, nobody injured. in rockville, hank silverberg, wusa9. >> thanks, hank, let's look around the region. here's a look at the storms crossing fairfax in falls church tonight. lightning filling the skies, water filling the streets. no word of any property damage so far. now turning to mcclane. the rain was heavy, the wind was strong along those empty neighborhood streets. no reports of damage thasere far as we know. and, you guys are giving us some photos from social media. all our points in point of rocks, maryland, in wheaten, the metro station was mostly empty and you see those dark clouds moverring by. the spectacular images from the sky at the height of the storm. now we go to northwest where the rain was very heavy tonight along connecticut avenue in woodly park. and again, more lightning in the sky. weather may have pl ayeda part in what happened to prince william county. the gainesville, virginia, house, may have been struck by lightning. flames could be seen

. >> now at last check pepco reported 4,000 customers in the dark, tonight more than half in the brentwood area. dominion power has about 1,500 customers without power in northern virginia. >>> some breaking news, right off 355 in germantown a woman was shot and killed in a target parking lot and the shooter is now in police custody. our mola lenghi talked to witnesses about what happened and he joins us live. it must have been just crazy there hours ago. >> reporter: yeah. those witnesses describe a very chaotic scene. police say the 24-year-old woman died after being shot by who they describe as an ex- boyfriend. they say the woman and the ex- boyfriend agreed to meet in this germantown target parking lot. things got out of hand and the 27-year-old man, the ex- boyfriend, shot the woman. >> i've never seen anything like that in my life and i don't want to again. >> reporter: that is a witness, kim hopkins. she and her son were here shopping when they thought they initially heard a car accident. they say they ran in the direction of this supposed car accident to try to help running across

. >>> we have dodgers, padres, pepco park, john peterson, going back over the shoulder. boom. he is okay. 4-2. after your play of the day. >>> coming up a deadly flood washes through the country of georgia. why people have to worry about more than just the rushing water. >>> we are live in san jose where tough new water now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a steve. can i call you steve? hi steve. i'm natural. say something. why aren't you guys saying anything? introducing new simply raised chicken with no antibiotics. from foster farms. simply better. >>> a scary start to the summer season. why people in south carolina are staying away from the beach. >>> i'm lisa chan live at the oracle arena wher

there are fewer than 500 pepco customers in the dark. bge is reporting 1800 customers without power. and the majority of those are in wednesday wendall county. >>> and a driver died last between. montgomery county police say the 79-year-old driver died on the scene. >>> and trees were no match for the 60-mile-per-hour winds in fairfax. a tree ripped out of a chunk of a woman's house where her son would be sleeping. another part crushed her car. nobody was hurt. in montgomery county, howling winds tore an awning off in germantown. that awning landed on the woman's mercedes. you can count on nbc4 app to guide you around. >>> you eyes are on boston today where dzhokhar tsarnaev will be sentenced to death. today, tsarnaev could finally break his silence. he will have a chance to speak before the sentence is handed down. a jury convicted tsarnaev on all charges for the boston marathon bombing in 2013. he's remained completely silent in court so far. >>> new york police believe they are hot on the trail of two escaped convicts. and there are n

fire and pepco are on the scene. some lanes are closed and it is just crawling with traffic right now. they are hoping to have power restored sometime by about 8:00, but in the meantime we understand at least a couple of hundred people in the area, 2500 people, are without power. restoration should take place around 8:00 tonight. back to you. leon: a woodbridge woman contacted 7 on your side after the movers she hired disappeared with some of her belongings. she tried to get in touch of them without any luck. 7 on your side was able to find the movers and or thinks. -- her things. reporter: deborah edwards said he was down on her luck and needed to move all of her belongings. >> i hired jones family movers. they called me and told me everything could not fit in my storage unit. i said ok, drop it at my daughter's house and that would be fine. she's about 5000 here. -- five miles from here. reporter: they did not show up. >> i've been calling the back and texting them. they are not answering my calls. they still have

pepco reports about 1,800 people still without power. in the district of montgomery and prince george's county. we checked in with bg&e, they're reporting more than 900 outages. most are found in anne arundel county. >>> well, today the site of the church massacre is opening its doors for sunday service. worshipers returning to the emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina. look here as the crowds gather. there's a memorial outside the church. nine people were shot and killed when a gunman opened fire at the church. that was during a bible study on wednesday. we are learning more about the suspected shooter. the fbi is investigating a website that may provide more information about the accused killer. nbc's dan schenamen reports on the investigation and how the community is coming together. >> reporter: quietly they marched. >> i was tired of feeling helpless and i wanted to preach with my feet. >> reporter: and mourned. hundreds gathering to make their way to emanuel ame church to honor those lost including reverend pinckney. >>

. >>> talking about this and a spokesperson said whether they pass legislation or not, pepco will not disconnect any resident with a heat advisory of 95 degrees or hotter. >>> well the june is beginning just the way may ended in texas with more flooding and it is leaving hundreds without their homes. this apartment complex north of dallas is under three feet of water. more than 100 units have water damage and half will need months of repair work. many had to be rescued from their homes as the water rose. >> started out in the parking lot and it just crept up to the apartments and it just took over like the swamp fingers. like this. >> all the water still preventing many residents from getting into the apartments to get clothes and belongings. >>> a new hampshire farm owner is facing charges for a bounce house accident that happened on his property last year. two toddlers climbed into the bounce house in october and a gust of wind picked it up and tossed it 50 feet in the air injuring both children. it was just set up and not staked to the ground. the man faces three misdemeanor charge

fire and pepco closed some roads for some time to get that power turned back on and we know those a.c.'s have been taxing in this weather. >>> "news4 your health," your children aren't drinking enough water and this can affect their performance z in the classroom. that's a new study from harvard. nearly a quarter of kids surveyed said they don't drink plain water at all. african-american children were at a higher risk for dehydration than any other race. boys on average drank less water than girls and not getting enough water can affect physical and cognitive functions. when you think of the heat we're dealing with today we sometimes forget you need extra water on a day like this. >> if you have the ability you're going to sweat. so you have to add the water to keep yourself hydrated. tom kierein is going to tell us how bad it will get over the next couple of days. talking heat wave, right? >> you know, sweating is good for the body. it's our natural air conditioning, keeps us cool. we're not used to this extreme heat early in season. today, another day similar to yesterday. except it

jummy: top stories right now 1400 pepco customers and dominion customers are without power after last night's storms. we know that one tree fell on a metro bus. power issues will keep the washington monument closed until at least thursday. workers are on the way right now to fix the elevator alignment issue caused i repeated power outages over the last week. the news is >>> good morning, america. right now, cruises are desperately searching for passengers after a passenger ship capsized with hundreds of people trapped inside. the captain of that boat has been arrested. >>> and the head of tsa has been forced out. after that alarming report on screenings. >>> and the world is caitlyn jenner for the first time. new photos and details about the olympic champion's transition. all that coming up this morning as we do say good morning, america, on this tuesday morning. lot to get to including a major warning for anyone getting ready the water, it's about something called shallow water blackout and it could turn deadly. >> i never heard about this before. we have abc's gio benitez in the poo

pepco reported about 221 outages . dominion has nearly 7000 homes without power. potomac edison reporting nearly 1000 customers without electricity. today's ceremony at 6:00 will be held outdoors at the medical center entrance and the u.s. navy band and kevin peter jones jazz band will be performing. if you need more weather traffic, and news updates, head over to news channel 8. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and real-life american horror story. who is the watcher and why is he sending bizarre and upsetting letters to the people in this dream home? >> our police department conducted an exhaust

they have electricity again, according to pepco. more traffic, weather, and news up eight's coming up on the -- news channel 8. >>> good morning, america and right now millions on alert for more storms after torrential rains triggered dangerous flash flooding in the east. turning roads into rivers. >> also right now new concerns about security at the airport this morning. a new report by abc news finds tsa screeners missed explosives and weapons in 95% of cases. >>> and enrique iglesias recovering this morning after getting injured by a drone during a concert. it was part of the act but wept a little too far this time. we go say good morning, america. on this monday morning and the new movie over the weekend, "san andreas," making a seismic debut rocking the box office. over 50 million opening this weekend. >> unbelievable opening and let's take a look at nick watt. he's in an earthquake simulator as you can see it is live. he's holding on for dear life. that's in just a few minutes. >> really appreciate that george. >> what the ext