if you can't come out to this branch, just go to any apple federal credit union branch. or go to our nbc washington app. search the word backpack. it's going to be the first thing that pops up. coming up later this hour, we're going to talk about how this is going to impact students in fairfax county. back to you. >> angie, thank you. great to see the kids out there. >> yeah, i appreciate that. a lot of good stuff in those backpacks. >>> we want to get a look at the forecast, 66 degrees outside the studio. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell can tell us what to expect. it's a beautiful day. >> it's a beauty. a little bit of a cloud deck outside of the tower view, across northern virginia, suburban, maryland. these clouds are not going to last much past sunrise. all eyes are on tropical storm erika right now. quite a ways off the leeward islands but what is most important is the forecast track over the next five days. expect it to be near category 1 hurricane strength. and somewhere very close to the southeast coast of the florida as we get into sunday night or monda

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you can come out to the kingstown branch of the apple federal credit union starting at 6:00 a.m. to donate a backpack. >> you can donate until noon or any time online this thursday. watch news4o donate to our phone bank as well starting at 11:00. angie, amelia and lauren, they'll be be there.

you can visit us here at the kings branch of apple federal credit union. you can dgo to our app and searh backpacks and donate. >> even as the kids head back to school, catching the school bus might not be the only concern. >> why back to school anxiety is >> students in d.c. are starting their school year on a sad note. school officials say the man who they call the pillar of i street dr. john mormon passed away yesterday from a heart attack. he taught at the school for nearly 50 years and ran the school's theater program. he was a man who cherished his student. the school year just started there last week. >> back to school can be an exciting him but it can also bring all different kinds of anxiety for students. dr. joshua winer is a psychiatrist that joins us this morning. >> good morning. >> what causes anxiety for kids. >> it's normal for a lot of kids to have to jitters. maybe it's a new school ore teacher, the unknown about what the new school year is going to bring for them. sometimes they're worried about bullying or social issues. the list goes o

how seriously did the federal government the union take blockade running? they took it very seriously. they realized from the beginningsbeginningof the war that they would need to devote a lot of resources to the mock blockade. the union navy was 40, 50 vessels at most in active service. very small. it had to expand tremendously. and so for the first few months through the middle of 1861 through early 1862, the federal navy, the union navy was buying up every ship it could find, not just building lots of new warships but purchasing every civilian ship that they could put a gun on and using it on the blockade. the thinking was, well we don't need to blockade the coast. we just need lots of ships. we don't need lots of warships, because they're not going to be going into combat a lot. and that's probably right. so the navy -- the union navy expanded during the course of the war from maybe 40 or 50 ships on active service to, i think, over 600. and the vast majority of those were on the blockade, around southern ports. the blockade became much more effective a

. >> southern states are becoming very dissatisfied with the federal union. south carolina is the first state to secede, and this is a direct response to abraham lincoln's election in 1860. >> one of the confederacy's first acts is to seize all the federal forts in the south. in charleston, union troops under major anderson are stationed at fort moultrie. >> fort moultrie was in pretty bad shape. that fort had been built in 1809. it was only one level high. >> in the middle of the night, the soldiers secretly rowed out to fort sumter, which was still under construction. >> anderson and his men moved over here to fort sumter because this was the newest fort in charleston harbor. it's three stories tall. it is going to be a state-of-the-art structure by the time it's complete, and it's defensible -- most defensible -- because it has a mile of water on all sides. so, south carolina militia units, should they want to attack the u.s. army, are going to have to cross a mile of water first. right now we are standing outside of the sally port, or the entrance, to for

and we got a great one thanks to a really low mortgage rate from navy federal credit union. pink so she's a princess. you got a problem with that? oorah oorah open to the armed forces and their families for over 80 years. navy federal credit union. ♪ vago: we are continuing our conversation with the supreme commander of sweden's armed forces. since taking office in 2009, he has increased defense spending, and many thought he would be sacked after staying in the position until 2012. i asked him to explain his spending priorities and whether troops would be needed to protect scandinavi's largest country. supreme commander: i have been brought up, notnly in the military butlso with my paren ts that you need to deal with reality, not fiction. if i am going to conduct my leadership within the organization, i nd to portray exec we what i am feeling as well. and that has guided me all the way. yes, there have been in tense times, but i feel that the overall discussion was good, not only for sweden as a whole. i would do it over again. so why did i say the issue concerning that i

union, lauren. the government has been very keen to point out the positive points which the opposition, of course, is not. among those are that the government is going to have to produce a much smaller primary surplus in the next three years than was envisioned under the original agreement being executed by the previous conservative government, and that, the finance minister says will effectively save greek taxpayers roughly $22 billion worth of payments to creditors between now and 2018. it is also keen to point out that this particular bailout agreement is being accompanied by a 35 billion euro development fund that is entirely european commission money. of course greek taxpayer money will also have to come into play for that 35 billion to be claimed. but still that's a reck fligs of the fact that greece needs growth and development in addition to austerity and that hasn't happened before. so the government is plugging the positive points of this third agreement, but it is nonetheless laboring und

navy federal credit union. vago: we're back with brad carson. are among thennel best educated in the world but the pentagon still wants to increase civilian education opportunities. some critics say that is unnecessary as the pentagon already treatsts officer as if they were a future george marshall. officers who early in their careers were seen as extraoaordinary. i asked if dod n needs a new education approachr whether to continue educating every officer lilike their future douglas marthur is a way to go. >> every person has unique talents. we have to r recognize those and map those tatalents to js that exist across the force. right now we don't really know our people. we might know the top one or two performers. this talent management approacah has been revololution in the private sector. everybody wants to be a five-star general or admiral. vago: the pentagon is admitting wome are considering admitting women to more direct combat jobs. that is been a priority for the administration, a press that is ongoing. there's going to be a report on it

la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles establecÍa que agentes fronterizos ofrecieron informaciÓn falsa para convencer a miles de indocumentados que dejaran el paÍs bajo la promesa que ayudarÍa a sus casos, comenzamos con el reporte. juan: aaron culpa a los agentes de haberlo presionado para que firmara su salida voluntaria. aaron: me podrÍan haber muerto en la cÁrcel. juan: su esposa e hijo y su bebÉ de entonces ocho meses de nacida, en los que estuvo en mÉxico pudo ver a su hijita sÓlo en un par de ocasiones, la Última fue la que le partiÓ el corazÓn de aquella estaba llorando y tratÓ de consolarla con dinero. aaron: me dice yo no quiero tu dinero, yo quiero que te vengas conmigo. juan: aaron pudo volver a estados unidos gracias a una demanda colectiva interpuesta por la uniÓn americana. >> muchas personas habÍan sido un poco intimidados o mal informados respecto a su situaciÓn migratoria, con posibilidades de quedarse en el paÍs. juan: creen que son cientos las personas indocumentadas y tratan de encontrarlas en mÉxico. la uniÓn americana lleva a cabo una pantalla po

, american federation of trade unions in milwaukee. and brought his group into the socialist party in 1901. said socialist have to win the trade union, the skilled craft union. and local elections offices and that's the way to get to socialism. run candidates for offices. into office,get you govern in a good way and when people's confidence. it is evolutionary process. we educate, he said. we enlighten and we reason. we also bring law, reason, discipline, and progress. socialism offers a way out of the conflict that is wrecking american society. berger disliked talk of revolution. do social democrats he said not expect success from a revolution. that is a riot. he sees revolution as an aimless riot. from a real revolution, the revolution of mind, you convince people. that is a revolution not just take it to the street, he said. the social democrats refused to break off the threat and when he -- and anyone plays. a seamless web that does not just break as people advocating revolution says berger. arger offered socialism as way to preven

la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles estableciÓ que agentes fronterizos tiran informaciÓn falsa para convencer a miles de indocumentados a que dejaran el paÍs bajo la promesa de que esto ayudarÍa sus casas en las cortes de inmigraciÓn. vamos con el porte de juan carlos gonzÁlez. >> padrÓn culpa los agentes que lo procesaron por lo presionaron para que firmara su salida voluntaria. >> me podÍan meter hasta la cÁrcel por seis meses con delincuentes de alta peligrosidad, llenos de enfermedades. >> dejÓ atrÁs los 11 aÑos que habÍan vivido en el Área de escondido, california. su esposa e hijo y su bebÉ de ocho meses ciudadana estadounidense en los cuatro aÑos que estuvo en mÉxico pudo ver a su hija sÓlo en dos ocasiones y la Última fue la que le partiÓ el corazÓn y aquello estaba llorando y tratÓ de consolarla con dinero. >> me dice que no querÍa mi dinero, quiero que te vengas conmigo. y eso me llevÓ fuerte >> a varones el primer grupo de personas que vieron los estados unidos rechazÓ la demanda colectiva interpuesta por la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles. >

there was a continual union federal presence offshore. there were regular bombardments of the town. there was excitement when a blockade runner would arrive. but there was lots of hardship. they did without a great deal. but it is something that people need to know about. it's another aspect of the war that's maybe not as historic not as dramatic. it's part of the war that's very hard to glorify but it's an important part of the war, because it represents life as lived by a lot of people 150 years ago. >> and we continue the c-span cities tour of galveston with stephen curley on his book, "celluloid wars: a guide to film and the american experience of war." >> american cinema has had a really profound effect on the way people see war. even from the beginning we understand that war, a vision of war, is for most of us, not having been to war but having heard about war, having seen or having read about war. we're playing images of war. i think sometimes of -- the myth about persuis. athena gave him the shield. he was able to look in the shield and see the reflection of gorgan. and then

they say the armed men walked into t[e hudson heritage federal credit union this morning and demanded money. they got away with in this car with the cash. none of the workers was hurt during the robbery, and if you recognize any of these men, call police. >>> long island father is charged with driving drunk with his three kids in the car. 28-year-old carlos sanchez arrested last night in plain view when police pulled him over for driving without his head lights on. police say sanchez was also driving without a license. his children are ages 6, 3, and 1, all in the car with him and all three picked up by a family member. >>> in new jersey, one man dead, shot and k led by police. investigators say he was armed, and ignored orders from officers to drop his gun. the scene unfolded late sunday night on cherrywood circle in brick township when police responded to a 911 call. tonight news 4's marc santia has new information. >> we come down, see all these policemen, just running. and you hear, like them -- hey, stlop. like you hear them. >> reporter: the chaos, the screams, the police. carol

it is too hard to fire a federal union employee. of the individuals at the proving ground, what are the percentage of uniform versus civilian at that facility? >> i do not have that information. i can get it to you. it is mostly civilian. >> of the civilian, what percentage are unionized? >> i'm not sure. >> i would appreciate responses for both of those. have you taken action against any of those employees? any civilian or uniformed employee? >> to date, no. there is an investigation. if weif we take action we want to make sure it is taken at the right place, to make sure the person who is truly accountable is held accountable. >> that is nice, but how many mistakes are happening right now because there is no accountability? do you no today we are not shipping other live agents around right now? do you no that? how can you no? >> as we pointed out, because of the anthrax being so hard to kill and being such a challenge, that has been stopped. >> anything else? what is the next one, though? where are the other vulnerabilities? ebola

you can come to the kings town branch of apple federal credit union on wednesday from 6 a.m. to noon to donate a backpack. amelia segal will be there, as well as angie goff. more information on how to donate on the nbc washington app. as always one of our favorite convenients to put on every single year, it is wonderful to just everybody as a community be able to do their part, just do a little bit to make sure that all of our kids get off on the right start, have the pens, pencils, paper they need. >> heading back to school, such an excitement around it. >> of course. >> the good news is the weather is cooperating, a non-issue this week, so the families can focus on making sure the kids are getting to and from school just fine, getting that homework done. it was beautiful this weekend. i hope you got outside to enjoy t plenty of sunshine. comfortable humidity. tomorrow, the warmest day of the workweek, a bit humid as well. there is a chance of some rain tomorrow night for everybody, but it's pretty low about 30%, maybe a few embedded thunderstorms. going to be a weak cold fr

you can come to the apple federal credit union to donate a backpack. we have more information on how to donate on the nbc washington app. >>> well, today you can buy a ticket for the virginia state fair if you're thinking about taking your family to the fair. it starts a month from tomorrow. it is down in virginia, not far from kings dominion. you can buy them online or at walgreens. stay with us. "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> "news4 today" starts now. >> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. now at 5:00 a.m., pack a lunch, stuff the backpack. many of you are waking up and getting into the back to school routine. and there's extra protection on the roads helping d.c. students get to class safely. >>> we're learning about a huge fire at an apartment complex in prince william county. let's go to the live desk for an update on that. angie? >> we have this developing story out of prince william county. a firefighter recovering right now after a fire tore through an apartment complex in the lake ridge area. take a look at this map. this is along the

if there is a federalist system put in or a federal union, who is the lead in that? who is the big thinker? bill: the senior finance minister of the eurozone will play a crucial part, and he is more flexible than schauble. he is a more flexible person and he will play a key role. tom: we saw the greece pmi yesterday. we have unemployment and cpi data. does real economy data move the suits and ties? bill: the only thing that will move them is when they see what is going on in greece is not going to be worked out based on the present plan. one of the things that bothers me a lot is they really have not done anything on the banking system. i have been saying on this show and others that the achilles heel -- you will not always have me on. i think the greek i can system is getting them back to growth. they have to recapitalize four major banks quickly, and they have major problems with their nonperforming. unless you get the greek banks up and lending, there is no way for this to succeed. brendan: let's address a real concern. you have done read -- you have done debt res

we have teamed up with apple federal credit union to collect backpacks, school supplies and donations. go to our facebook to find out how you can help. >> one school that had to turn away students and parents this morning is hoping to have its first day of school tomorrow. its kroo crews had to cut through the storm drain just to get to the broken main. >> a woman accused of running over her husband and killing him. new details about the motive behind this alleged attack and the history of violence. >> and gathering new information about an attack in pennsylvania. turns out the suspect is no stranger to secret service agents at the white house. >> we're talking great weather tonight. but another heat wave in the >>> people quickly figured out a man was under that suv and now police say the woman behind the wheel wanted to run him over. admitted to running him over. >> tracy wilkins live. she talked to neighborhoods about what happened. tracee? >> reporter: we are hearing this was a case of domestic dispute. the state's attorney tells us why this is a case of murder. >> she comes out o

you can stop by the apple federal credit union from 6:00 a.m. to noon to make a donation to a student in need. >> plus the reason why one of the new panda cubs is getting extra medical attention just days after being born. >> and take a look at this picture. still being built, that building right there looking off towards the distance. more beautiful weather but a heat >>> through is new fallout over the sign controversy. suspended its chapter after the sexually suggestive signs were hung from an off campus house where several live. the university president says he is outraged. student leaders say the signs give the school a bum rap. >>> ashley madison is devoted to people who want to have extramarital affairs. at least five class action lawsuits have been filed. they are seeking more than a half billion. millions of alleged users of the website. the company that runs ashley madison. leading to a the arrest of what it was that hacked that website. >> tonight we are meeting a maryland woman who had her entire stomach removed. she wasn't sick but

. >> just a day away come to the kings town branch of apple federal credit union. you can donate a back back to a student who needs it. >> the scene was crewsome, a local woman accused of running over and killing a husband. do you leave money? do you take one and run? an undercover operation puts dc to the honesty test. >>> and right now there is some concern for the new panda cub. why one of them may not be >>> and a track of where erica is heading. we were talking about danny. it continues to weaken. it's now a tropical rainstorm. you can see the moisture right there. a midweek and it went by friday emerging. into the caribbean on sunday, florida. potential track to the north isn't curving off the coast and staying far out into the atlantic. i do think there's the potential of us having some impact from the system here. temperatures way cool in the 50s to mid 60s. have a look at your afternoon. coming up tonight. >> now to the presidential race and an increasingly popular political guessing game called will joe biden run. >> the vice president is now leaning more

americaner union, the federation of teachers has and hillary clinton. they did not endorse early in 2008. you have not yet and/or spirit can we expect an endorsement? and if so, when? will it be clinton? is bernie sanders giving her a run for the money? lily: both of the organizations have very different processes to reach decisions. a long time ago when jimmy , that was thening first time that the national education association decided to make a recommendation to our neighbors -- our members. we have made a recommendation and every presidential race since then. i feel very confident that we will make one in this race. .he question is one of timing we are making those decisions now. our political action committee who leadp of educators state affiliates all over the country. they will come together and make a recommendation. they will debate this and make a recommendation when they believe it is the right time to our board of directors. we have a board of directors like no other board of directors . almost 200 practitioners who are elected in their state

you can cam to apple federal credit union on wednesday from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. to donate a backpack with supplies. we have more information on how to do pate on tnate on the nbc app. > >>>. >> we'll go back to chuck in a moment. we're having a problem with his mike. a developing story right now. we're learning about the stabbing death of oklahoma's labor commissioner. they arrested his 26-year-old son. they say the two argued last night at a restaurant in oklahoma city. that is when the son stabbed his father several times in the parking lot. the son is now charged with first degree murder. >> and this morning a very big story. three americans and a british man receiving france's top honor for taking down a heavily armed man. they were honored. they said they relied on their gut instinct when they subdued the suspect. >> more fallout from the ashley madison hack. a florida prosecutor is the latest high profile person to admit he had an account. >> i regret my affiliation with the site which has caused heart ache and stress to my wife and children. >> he signed u

apple federal credit union in kingstown. www.nbcwashington.com. >> we are back at 8:30. >>> good morning, american heroes, an attack on a paris-bound train thwarted by three americans including two service members. >> a guy with a gun entered the train cabin. e we got down and -- >> it would have been much worse. the gunman in custody as z they try to make sense of it all. >>> breaking point, wildfires continue to rage in washington as residents watch their homes burn. many say they don't know how much more they can take. this as thousands of volunteers help to battle the blaze. >>> into the eye, an nbc news exclusive. we take you into a category

amelia segal will be out there at the federal credit union coming up in 30 minutes. now a check on traffic with melissa mollet. >>> right now, clara barton parkway, the main lanes, not off to the shoulder quite yet. 270 and old hundred road, you see a tiny bit of volume there heading southbound. bw parkway, 95, everything green there. 95 in virginia, and no problems there. remember, this will be an issue, ramp from southbound gw parkway to key bridge closed until friday. take the roosevelt. >>> more power to police, why d.c. mayor muriel bowser is pushing for just that. >> open or closed? what we just learned about >>> right now, flights are back under after a fire at dublin's airport. look at this picture here. it is a hangar burning the roof completely on fire. this forced the runways to shut down. and flights at the airport had to be suspended. the fire was in a restricted area, separate from where passengers are. we don't know at this point how the fire started. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >>> developing right now -- the washington monument closed today a

you can come out to the kingstown branch of the apple federal credit union starting at 6:00 a.m. to donate a backpack. >> you can donate until noon or any time online this thursday. watch news4o donate to our phone bank as well starting at 11:00. angie, amelia and lauren, they'll be be there. >>> another new development for bob mcdonnell. he'll stay out of prison for now and -- after a new ruling from the supreme court. chief justice roberts said that mcdonnell does not have to report to jail this sunday. >> he is appealing to the supreme court right now. this ensures he'll be free while they did seed whether to take his case. >>> 5:19 right now. seoul, south korea, holding up its end of the deal after north korea loosened the grip on war. >> the loud speakers blasting pyongyang propaganda are off. if it did not -- but north korea officials did say they expressed regret over the soldiers' injuries. >>> today, a retired congressman who died last week will be laid to rest. louis stokes' funeral is being held in cleveland. vice president biden is expected to attend. he died of brain

you can go to apple federal credit union to donate a backpack and we have more information on how to donate on the nbc washington app. just a great cause. get kids ready. >>> today in d.c. the city is preparing your high school for college with more advanced placement classes. all city classes are required to offer six a.p. classes. if your student does well enough on the exam he or she can get a college credit. >>> and a busy day ahead for a number of area kids as ty head back to school. looking live outside brooklyn middle school where the first school bell of the day will be ringing pretty soon. we're live with what your kids can expect as they head back to class next on "news4 today" at 6:00. >>> breaking news on the rails, a major problem on vre. we'll talk about this a lot >>> "news4 today" starts now. >> a brand-new d.c. public middle school could keep students from enrolling in the charter schools. that's coming up. >>> we are watching a developing story in prince william county. this picture showing the scene of an intense fire broke out at the apartment complex at lake ridg

credit union to make it happen, give the kids what they need, a successful school year, fantastic. >> you have details about the internet essentials campaign and its part in this campaign. >> i would like to say we are happy to support the backpacks for kids campaign and comcast has a broad band adoption program, where by we offer low-income families internet service in their home force 9.95 a month and it is through programs or campaigns like backpacks for kids and the internet essentials program that we can offer low-income families the essential tools that their children need to succeed. >> so important to them, there's nothing like starting the year out with brand-new clothes if you can get those and, you know, the sun place, the books, the paper, the pencils, it makes all the difference to kids. >> the cools they need at home so they can complete their homework assignments on time, so they can apply to college without having to wait in the library to use the computer, internet at home is essential. >> jacky and stacy, working hard to get those backpacks. >> working for you, patc

apple federal credit union is teaming up at nbc4 to collect donations for kids in need at back-to-school time. >>> our wednesday's child this week is a bright kid, does well in school. but of course, we could use the support of a loving family to help him succeed. >> news4's barbara harrison was with him as he celebrated his 15th birthday. meet joey. >> first thing we are going to do is see if you could be a spy. >> reporter: first lesson was in threat analysis to see how well joey could do in detecting hostile surveillance. >> which of the buttons on this coat is a camera? can you tell? >> that one. >> yeah. how did you figure it out? >> 'cause i can see the lens. >> is there a secret skateboard hidden in this museum and it's got a secret message waiting for you. >> reporter: joey thought about all he had learned here so far. he is a quick learner, a smart kid, but needs a family to help him succeed in life. >> a family who is just gonna love him and take care of him and have him realize that they are there that they are not gonna, you know, walk out on him and he is not going to have t

at age 26, he becomes at the time the youngest federal general in the union army. not only that, but what look -- butler assigns to him a group of all black soldiers called the louisiana native guard. these were freed slaves who came to general butler to fight for the north, and he put them in a regiment called the louisiana native guard and assign them to brigadier butler. he takes his men after several months of training in new orleans up the river. he engages them in several clashes and achieves his first victory. the battle of the georgia landing, 86 federal casualties, 229 confederate. he is a brigadier gaining a reputation already as a pretty good officer. after the confederates are flushed out of the region, slaves begin to leave their plantation homes and begin to tag along with weitzel's brigade. he has an army on the move and now has a gathering of several hundred slaves who are following him from day to day. he's not quite sure what to do with them, so he writes a letter to general butler and says we have this phenomenon happening, and he's not sure what

police say these two robbed the hudson heritage federal credit union in newburgh. investigators say the men got nobody was hurt. if you have information, police are asking for your help. >>> 5:06 right now, wall street bracing for what could be another day. >>> a shocking day. u.s. stock futures are going to rebound on the opening bell on the heels one of the most volatile days on wall street. going 1100 points within the first few minutes of trading, following asian and european markets. stocks have attempted to recover slashing most of those losses by midday but that failed. and the dow closed down 585 points. and then the dow traveled 5,000 points up and down during the day. index has lost 1500 points in the past three sessions, the worst point drop ever. it's marketed by continued concerns of global growth with china's economy slowing down and also speculation when the fed will hike interest rates. some economists now pushing the forecast into next year. and a more than six-year low. >>> and starbucks telling baristas to be nicer to customers amid the market tu

the governor declared on sunday that the american federation of teachers union needs a quote, punch in the face for backing hillary clinton 15 months before the presidential election. now a teacher has written a blog offering up his face to punch. the president of the teachers union responded saying quote, if christie wants to punch the teachers union in the face, he needs to realize that he is punching every teacher in the face. he is punching each and every dedicated teacher who has been working to improve the lives of children for decades before christie discovered that bashing teachers is a winning campaign strategy, end quote. still ahead we will speak with a political media strategist about christie's comments and his performance in the debate. could it either improve or hurt his performance in the polls? that's coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:30. >>> a taste of history in gettysburg this weekend, because the battle's 152nd anniversary re-enactment kicked off today. it was supposed to take place last month but was postponed because of bad weather. today re-enactors gathered to recr

lawyers for the nfl and players union meeting with a federal judge in manhattan in the hopes of resolving deflategate differences. next week. the two sides are expected to talk before then. >>> the extra effort award goes to the cubs anthony rizzo. this catch against the brewers. tarp, wall, seats. originally called no catch, the umps got together and said, heck i can't, this is a catch. one of the big plays of the summer. something special there. >> thanks, rob. >>> let's check in with sade for what is coming up at 11:00. >> fantastic catch. most people try to break out of jail. here is a woman that tried to break in. why she was december separated to get inside the prison walls. plus, what to cut out of your diet if you want to lose weight. a new study settling an old debate. more at 11:00. >> see you then. that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. world news with david muir is next. eyewitness news returns at 11:00. hope you join us.

in california, even though medical marijuana is legal, it's still a crime under federal law. so banks and credit unions won't do business with the cannabis business. >> california is very difficult to get a bank account for anyone in the cannabis industry. so the entire industry is a cash basis industry. >> that's where state, fiona comes in. >> this industry has been living in the shadows for decades. >> proposing that legal marijuana businesses have the same access to banks as any other businesses. currently, she says dispensaries are forced to bring in bags of cash to the state board of equalization. the only agency that accepts them. >> we are a tax agency. we collect and audit. we are not a bank. but that's what they have to do. they have to come over to our office, drop off their cash to pay their taxes and we walk across the street and deposit their money. >> not only is is the cash only system dangerous, it's also hurting our state. losing out on millions of dollars in sales tax. so the question is, will banks do business with california's marijuana businesses? for no

the parents of both children along with the american civil liberties union now filing a federal lawsuit against deputy kevin sumner pictured here. >> they're having trouble sleeping, don't want to be alone. >> reporter: according to some estimates, each year more than 50,000 students with disabilities are subjected to physical restraint and a disproportionate amount are minorities. one child in this case is black, the other latino. >> if you want the handcuffs off, you're going to have to behave and ask me nicely. >> reporter: this afternoon, the county sheriff says he stands behind the deputy's actions after school faculty was not able to diffuse the situation, which they said was a threat to others. david. >> thank you. >> there is more ahead of "world news" this tuesday. if you have ever considered renting out a room in your home take a look at this. the guest caught on camera accused of breaking into a locked room stealing thousands of dollars of vamibles. >>> also the actress defending her popular billion-dollar company. customers and the backlash over sun screen in summer. key ing

and in pro football, the nfl and layers union has said dueling letters to a federal judge about tom brady. the league says the union has shown no reason why the four-game suspension should be lifted. the union says the nfl has caused substantial prejudice to tom brady and the judge says he will decide the case by september 4. those are your top stories at the moment. markets are closing in europe, so for the latest, let's go to hans nichols in berlin. just as yesterday i had nothing but a sea of red, today we have fields of green. all the major equities are up across europe. take a look at the stoxx 600. the dax also up more than 5%. you have to go all the way to the ftse 100 to see something that's only up 3%. trading has been a little lighter today. take a look at the 10 day average and it is germany where you see the most action. it that about 85% of the 10 day average. company a technology who is hit hard yesterday and the auto companies making a strong comeback. bmw up 7%. even deutsche bank, which has had its ups and downs for the year is up around 6%. on the fixed income side, you

and 61 at ferry building and around the federal district. richmond and union city at 61 and walnut creek at 62 and san leandro is a warm spot at 63. and pittsburg is 65. santa clara at 58. american canyon and safer together and belmont at 59 and the cool spot is 53 in petaluma. pacifica is 57. our temperatures everywhere but san francisco and oakland one to seven degrees warmer. i can see the high clouds and a beautiful colorful sunrise and the low clouds along the coast that are trying to make a late charm. you will have a hard time doing that and warmer spot ending warmer with increasing clouds and higher humidity means showers and storms tonight and seasonal extended pattern starting on saturday. you can see live doppler hd showing it is quiet and the moisture the plume that brought us the high clouds yesterday that moved to the south overnight and it will come back because of the low and the moisture we are following from guillermo. overnight, we have a better chance of that reach the ground than tuesday when we had the super dry layer w

those are things that in reality these are federal employees many in unions with protections. you can't just do that. >> no. and it's also risky and problematic to say we are going to take isis's oil. how many troops is that going to take? trump is a master at the sound byte that sounds terrific to people who want to hear a nonpolitician promise easy solutions. he rarely drills down below the first couple of sound bytes. rand paul i beat him at golf. he didn't respond to in any way the ad showing old clips of donald trump saying he is liberal on health care and how he supported democrats and he doesn't need to do that because even as pundits and prognostcaters say we need to hear more policy specifics from donald trump when he flounders around on the issues or defunding planned parenthood he has taken three different versions of that this week his supporters don't care and his numbers are holding up. >> i have heard that audience very enthusiastic tonight except a boo when he mentioned the name hillary. we will see you sunday morning for media buzz. >> and we will be talking a

soldiers and can federate soldiers taking their food away from them. they had to make do the best they could. in fact, it is true when sherman marched to meridian, he had a lot of white people along the way that followed his army back to vicksburg because they figured they might get something to eat when they got there, since the union army controlled vicksburg, they are being wiped out by people on both sides. so they just walked behind the army white people, and black people and followed the union soldiers back to vicksburg. it was not an easy life. in north mississippi, some of the first action of the war occurred there, a lot of people left, just completely left everything behind. when they did, you could be certain when they got back their homes would not be there. it varied across the state, south mississippi wasn't quite as bad because there wasn't as much military action south of vicksburg as that there was in central and northern mississippi. >> i want to add one word to what tim was saying about preservation. everything he said was absolutely

working with republicans on federal issues and not necessarily falling in line with what their civil rights allies believe on accountability or even the way democratic lawmakers think. reporter: i agree with that. white houseg with accountability -- they have broken with civil rights groups. they threaten democrats and say, if you vote for that accountability amendment, we are paying attention. democrats did vote for it. with the exception of host: has one. always been this dual thought of we want accountability, but we don't necessarily what a test to judge what accountability means? or ultimately what it means for a school system? reporter: i think that is a very issue, and it has been since 2002. one of the questions we asked is if not test scores, what of can -- what else can you use? are not great measures even though people are trying to come up with other ones. you heard lily mention other ones. i think the other question i have, and i suppose in some ways is a philosophical and we did one, not ask her about this, but the nea has not had a great relationship with the obama adm

as part of a new federal lawsuit filed again the sheriff. the sheriff moves report stated the girl was put in handcuffs after she act out. the two mothers in the lawsuit of asking for a judge to ban the school from doing this again and for money to comment for trauma and attorney fees. >> handcuffs have no place in schools with little children who is discipline issues. >> the sheriff department said they not comment until they have reviewed the lawsuit. an attorney for the deputy said he acted appropriately. matt keller for abc7 news. >> meteorologist meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. >> hello from the broadcast center, i am watching rain clouds coming in. i will show you what is going on with live doppler hd and another chance in the back half of the seven-day forecast. >> clearing customs, buzz aldrin shares the documents from his 1969 moon mission. >> the popular work out clothes that promise to burn more calories. are they shrinking the i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me fro

did now to destroy his opponents he took office with the evil empire in his sights one was a soviet union the other was the federal government he brought down the former and then brought to what might be considered unthinkable people can disagree but efface the n.h. other they can find the accommodations considered the most bellicose productive working relationship ever between an american president and soviet premier to sign the first treaty for nuclear weapons he promised one day all weapons would be eliminated to swear he was the most optimistic for in the american dream was something he felt in his heart then-president begin antipode deal were opposites they clashed often in the press but what most -- both men deplored more than anything was their political philosophy with ideology in party politics and he think about in the context of today they talked often and had lunch and shared stories and together there was a pond and a personal relationship about the size and scope of government to pass the greatest overhaul in the generation. reagan had countless sessions with democrats and r

and tom brady and the players union went to federal court to try to find a way that the judge will not believe that brady is a cheater. all right ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ♪ >>> it's now over 200 days since the nfl has been dealing with deflate-gate and today the sides got together in federal court. the nfl players association and tom brady trying to find way to block the nfl on that four game suspension of brady. roger goodell, brady all in the courtroom along with attorneys for both sides. now the federal judge would like the sides to find a solution to the four game suspension. barring to tom brady side would like an injunction. the judge has yet to make a decision. i'm wondering how judge can override something that has been collectively bargained in the union. but the buffalo bills tip if i what's wrong with professional sports.