she is now facing federal charges. >>> hateful handouts in the city of laurel. police say they are anti-semitic and theyei started to r complaints about the flyers just a couple days ago. >> the bureau chief spoke with one resident who called the flyers vile. >> looks kd of official. at it saysttack by jews. >> reporter: shocked by the words, donald showed me the flyer he found outside his laurel home. >> it talks about how you shouldn't be associated with themithin 200 yards. it goes on and on. >> reporter: he and his wife were among the many laurel residents who got the offensive flyer and were confused by the jumbled declarations of hate. >> to act as cmander in chief of the united states of america. really? >> it's - when you start reading it, it's absurd and it's vile andhateful. but it's also stupid. >> on july nlnd we started getting calls for materials that residents wereeporting found in the yards and things. >> reporter: laurel police say they are investigating the distribution of the fliers as a hate crime. >> not representative o laurel and we're inv

. >> reporter: it wasn't enough to stop kirby bowling to bring his family down from laurel, maryland. >> my children know what it means to in the military and the honor that we give the american flag. >> reporter: this d might mean a little more for people like bowling. he's a retired veteran who understands that freedom isn't free. >> there is m pitaryple in the middle. so the - uso >> reporter: today is more than just aboutbecues and fireworks. ♪ >> reporter: it's a day to be grateful -- he american flags. >> reporter: for liberty we enjoy. >> it warms my heart to know that we have freedom. it just -- it's very meaningful to us to be able to be free and have freedom of speech. >> what an awesome day today was. you know what? it's not even over yet. in about three hahours,free co concert at the capitol. it's going to be crowded. i can tellt.ou t back to you. >> great day. thank you>> meagan. annapolis is marking independence day by honoring the victims of las week's deadly newsroom rampage. five people at the "capital gazette," as you know, were killed. today in their op-ed, cowork

if it's not legal, somebody shld be brought to justice. >> reporter: laurel police are still looking for whoever is ingponsible for distrib these flyers. we don't want to show you this close-up because it is offensive. they're asking anyone with information about these flyers toth giv a call, especial if you think you know who may have been passing these out. in laurel, i'm tracee wilkins, ws 4. >>> right now, the annual white house holiday cookout and picnic underway for military families. president trump and the first lady areosting the independence day celebration on the south lawn. there is a ot offood, music and when it gets later, the guests will have a spectacular view of the fireworks on the mall. >>> now to the crisis at our border. tonight, we simply do not know how many migrant children remain separated from their families. as of monday, the department health and human services is no longer providing specific oformation on the number separated children in custody. the most recent number we have is from june 26th when federal officials said 2,047we children in custody and s

the next actor is also an international star but he's about as different from creepy peter laurel as you can get crazy bug eyed psychopath sweet faced boy next door the recently this actor has dropped his nice guy act. but it is he's come it's going to gold. it's the kind of activity coming to get this comes. because and find the tools and mental the instance you can because in fact he comes from the time. he came to. g.h. as an actor and a man daniel has many faces he's half german half spanish and he's played everything from a slimy our journalist in the satire me in kaminski to see just clips of him saying hi stephen to me to how. to on a row of freedom fighters in chile in the one nine hundred sixty in the political thriller colonia dignidad. to his best role to date as a legendary austrian racecar driver niki lauda in ron howard's drama rushed. in two days off to use new feature films nikita movies here today. he starred as a sweet faced young boy but fans now know that no fluid has a darker side. these days nami dolls spends most of this time painting and writing but he remains

soutound 95 in laurel, at 198. this is a new issue here not sure if somebody got pulled over, but we have a crash just south of here. beltway, wet here. you can see that radar t on left side through virginia. outer loop, slow from an earlier crash. it's cleared out o theway. we're seeing some delays. >>> we turn to bre news out of toronto, canada, where police are investigating a mass shooting. toronto police say he was firing into restaurants an cafes. in all, he shot 14 people. the shooting was not random and they're not ruling outpo the ibility that it was terrorism-related. >>> here's the otherattories e continue to follow. today, metro riders need to activate the alternative travel plans. two red line stations are closed until september 3rdor repairs. news 4' justin finch will join us live in a nfew minutes how things are shaking out so far. >>> president trump has launchea twitter rant towards iran. the president tweeted, neveren threhe united states again or you will suffer consequences, the likes of whi few

this crash just past laurel road has backups beyond granite creek road. that's a 47 minute ride from vine hill to highway 9. golden gate bridge looking fine in both directions. highway 37 is starting to straighten out there. we are in the yellow, just mo-s getting slow at the toll plaza. we have reports of a crash near marina bay parkway along 580, just under 20 minutes heading to sir francis drake. this is a look at the toll plaza, still in the green here, from the maze to san francisco under 15 minutes. >>> see the cloud cover over the bay bridge, and see it here looking toward the east bay. we are dealing with another partly gray morning, satellite and radar showing the only area not covered in cloud cover would be san josi. nice and clear there and in parts of concord as well. winds coming from the northwest to the south, getting variable winds. check out this view over san at the blue skies. a lot of smoke is over the north bay where those fires are, of course. >> thanks for watching this morning. remember, your next local update is 7:26. >> don't fo

dive tourism generally rises because people need more escapism so you would say better rest on your laurels always be looking to the fresher your image the fresher bond and keep keep pushing on yes and one of the ways that scotland has not rested on his laurels is by promoting film tourism the u.k. recently did a study and they identified that forty percent of all tourists made a positive decision to visit the u.k. because of a film they'd seen in their local cinema well where are most of the films in the u.k. produced these days on these beautiful lands and so scotland is well positioned to grow from strength to strength well professor. god bless your image of scotland standing there yourself but i've got one more piece of scottishness to give you and that is of course the alex salmond quick and i don't have to i don't have to tell you that but just the best whiskey and all into your close friends and i don't think you will when we when we enjoy this quake at our home we will always drink in the traditional way like this and think of you thank you very much i would sum to the gift of years

laurel, let me start with you. why did imran khan, a politician who, i don't know, five, seven years ago, as i recall, his party won one seat in parliament. why did he win? >> several factors contributed to his apparent election victory. the first one is that there is little doubt that the pakistani military tilted the playing field in his favor through pressure on the courts, through pressure on the media, indeed harassment of pakistani media and through intimidation of election candidates. it's also the case that imran khan has genuine popularity in pakistan. his party did quite well all across the nation. and he has worked very hard over the last two decades to move from the fringe of pakistani politics to the center of power in pakistan. and a third factor is, it's not difficult to see why many in the pakistani electorate would want to vote for change. >> what does this mean for u.s./pakistani relations? he has been strident anti-american. the trump administration seemed to turn up the pressure on pakistan. tho

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a spin-out crash, northbound lanes just past laurel road. we have one lane blocked and we have over an hour drive from highway 1 to los gatos. >> number seven, celebrate the fourth of july early. richmond's i stivities kick off at 5:30 at marina bay park, and fireworks are at 9:15. >> you can come to my house where fireworks are every two seconds. >> my too. >> i remember that from last year. >> whole week. >> yeah. >> they love to celebrate in the bay area. >> gma starts right now. >>> good morning, america. miraculous discovery. >> how many of you? >> the moment a rescue crew found that entire boys soccer team alive ten days after they went missing two miles deep inside that cave. a new race now against time to get them out as flooding fears grow. we're live on the scene with the latest. >>> record-breaking heat. the new warning about dangerous temperatures coast to coast as at least 60 wildfires explode out west scorching more than 100 homes in colorado and this smoke and ash spreading over the san francisco bay. >>> abc news exclusive. t

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some people definitely heard laurel. look, if you are a defender of donald trump, you hear what you want to hear. if you are an opponent of donald trump you clearly hear that he wants to pay cash to bury the story of this playmate. and you put the pieces together. in and of itself this tape doesn't prove anything except to prove that there are other tapes. this is just one piece in the very large puzzle that bob mueller is putting together. look, michael cohen, if he recorded one tape, you better believe this is like cockroaches, man. where there is one there is more. >> oh, believe me, i'm well aware -- it's about the relevant of each one. let's start with this one. steve cortes, let me bump up ana's vig on this. this tape does prove pretty reasonably that the president wasn't hearing about these efforts to get around the karen mcdougal payment for the first time. he knows the dollar amount involved. he's familiar with the construction. he's familiar with what cohen is going to do. he has an opinion about how to do it.

the incident happened june inside this apartment in laurel. lice say a family member called them and saying he stabbed the family dog and tf.k of days later police were able to find him at a nearby hotel. he also reportedly attacd an acquaintance inside the home and no word on s trk>>edheeople hav. >> ok. >> but, yeah --. >> ovreaction. >> ie god's creation and we should care god's creation f.or animals are part of that a creation. >> dog was transported to emergency veterarian where initially he wasn't expected to survive but theowere able t -- well, he was disasme boweled is what they said but they were recover as much they can. heltimately did survive and dog was adoptedappy ending to orman, he was later located in annarundel county where he was takento intody and he was indicted on july 11th with animal cruelty. >> sreoo b terrier. place say the dog was not initially expected to iv cod. put bond tisha lnvgaid the hou emmanuel in a crohn's top securityai man caught on camera beating young protestner ihe was reportedly removed by police. he

have laurel to do next on d.w. . iran . and isolated geography now a major power in the middle east. one's influence continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily. because does iran truly want peace. the country's opponents have their doubts to isolate. iran from the younger see. the current stance of august fifth on g.w. . is a must for every ballot. box open air festival in northern germany. uk metal battle will showcase dozens of newcomers from the from the. c.w. edge club exports are going to pick. up an open air two thousand stores in august second on dublin and on mon. and welcome to tomorrow today this time we're looking at the amazing things animals get up to and what we can learn from them. we meet some seals who call them surely. from the north sea we had in london and catch up with some trouble some people. and we find out how bugs are helping scientists develop new trumps fish humans.

. >> one of the thousands of people running in today's marathon is 22-year-old laurel hill ber. they came to the united states from syria. he moveded around the united states sleeping in different homeless shelters to get on his feet. to raise money for a non profit organization he founded. >> an organization inspired by my own personal experience having led the perpetwul life and i decided to start an organization called a dignified home to spare other young people paying the delusion that comes with homelessness. >> today laurel is running the first 23 miles of the marathon with his guide and his dog will help him finish the last three miles and of course we wish him the best of luck. >> we sure do. long race. >>> a familiar face will be on the sidelines again for the silver and black fish. john gruden has returned for a second stint. ktvu's jason applebaum checked in as the training camp got under way this week. >> 20 years after he coached his first raiders training camp as the then youngest coach in the nfl john gruden was back on the field in napa. now as a 54-year-old but

if you watch laurel and hardy, taking the piano up laurel and hardy, taking the piano up the steps, if you like laurel and hardy willis that a million times. fawlty towers. absolutely. part of the pleasure is to anticipate the line, and that when the gag comes, the pleasure is still there. there will be many watching today who have never seen an will be many watching today who have never seen an episode of dad's army. i can't believe it was 50 years ago, started before i was born. 0bviously i grew started before i was born. 0bviously igrew up started before i was born. 0bviously i grew up with it. how would it appeal to today's audience? it's a gentle comedy, to family comedy. it's appeal still goes right through the generations. families can saddam with their children, parents, grandparents, and there is something there for everybody. there will be something that everybody can laugh at. the driver for the comedy is of course pomposity. and those around who try to deal with the pomposity of one individual, and that is a great theme of comedy, always has been. absolutely, you need some

"fox5" anjali hemphill reports from laurel. >>> you can see the windows of the apartment where suspect jared ramos lived as police came for investigation. in annapolis hearts are heavy niand the cty continues to comer togethe. well dozens spent saturday evening attendingem mial service in beautiful st. and church in the heart of down tan annapolis. service led by timothy molder said se victims were members of the church community. there were pictures wit cappedls each person lost and clergy was available for priv counseling. hundreds gathered yesterday evening for a vigil and march to city dock. there's banners all over town that say annapolis strong as kthe cityz with this tragic loss. >> part of our reason for being here tonight is to offer support and comoprt tle who are really hurting and maybe angry and may feel disassociated. but it's also to say that thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> i'm in this community. to share that they're doingt wonderful thing in this n community and they hto suffer because of what they're doing. i wants them to continuk to truth for us. >> well, to

once you stop you get overtaken so we shouldn't stop and rest on our laurels and because i hope you will enjoy it for just five ten minutes thank you just really very much for coming up and sharing all this with this. it was an absolute honor to have you here. and you know how do i get i'm some. really great city it was a fantastic championship for him but he was better than you i'm sorry to say. well. do you remember that subjective that's objective your from the coach makes me very pro. football we now move to the world's news exposed to a toxic substance in the u.k. town of ngs bree has regained consciousness but remains in a critical condition auntie's annecy a chicken reports from london forty five year old charlie rally's condition has been improving now that he's regained consciousness at salisbury district hospital and he was taken to the hospital back on saturday june thirtieth along with his partner forty four year old don sturgis who has died last sunday night now this is the second novacek related poisoning the way that officials here in the u.k. have been putting it basicall

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we can't rest on our laurels that, yes, we collect a lot of information. we know what's going on. there are people out there playing this game of chess with us in ways that are -- want to take us down. and we have to be better than they, and that is a huge challenge. it's why i say it is a whole of government effort that has to take place relative to cyber. >> yet the white house fired its cyber coordinator and has not replaced him. is the president really engaged in this? because if the president is not leading the charge, will the troops really try to take the hill? >> as you know, we have a new national security advisor john bolton. john bolton made a decision to make a change relative to who was handling that at the white house level. john bolton is putting in place the replacements for that. it is -- he assured me that is a key issue that we need to address. in the meantime, this is spread throughout our various agencies. each one, somewhat different than the other, taking major steps, but we have fusion centers. we have processes underway. kirstjen nielsen told you what dhs

. >> pair tied up at baker street edge of laurel and pacific heights. >> kate larson is live. spoke with the victim. >> reporter: dan, ama, this neighborhood is very quiet. spoke to officers on patrol here tonight who told me this type of ic me justapn here. attacked and robbed this morning. doesn't want to be identified, afraid of being targeted again. >> walked in, gate open, thought that was strange. light didn't go on, that was strange. >> reporter: victim said he tried to fix the lock, then two masked men attacked him in the stairwell. >> face down, duct taped hands, mouth closed, put gun to back of my head, marched me upstairs, said would go through the apartment. >> reporter: ten minutes into, heard tenant and neighbor come home. >> grabbed her and dragged her to the apartment, duct taped her hands, feet, mouth. tell us where valuables are in the house were we'll shoot her. >> reporter: stole wallet, car keys, phone and watches before taking off down the street. >> we believe that this gentleman was targeted. >> reporter: san francisco police are investigating, say it's

we had a crew out on laurel, going tbound. the crew is also working on the eastbound side as youch appro route 32, block in the right ne. the work zones, if there were any, clear and should find everything open. leaving the district on the outbound 14th street bridge, just before you get to the george washington parkway, w have one broken down, involving the left lane. >> jack, thank yo >>> it's 4:31. back to our team coverage on the heat wave that will get you sweating. it's already warming up outside. >> it'sonly going to get hotter as the sun comes up. you need to take precautions if you're hded out in the heat, especially for a lg period of time. health experts say be aware of your body and use common sense. >> take a break and get into the cool. cool down and keep yourself hydrated you're going to lose more fluid from sweating during ho periods of time. and it's easy to get behind on fluids. >> we're working with you on ways you can cool down.h you can find on our nbc washington app. >>> now, brking news out of albuquerqu

the promotion of homosexuality less than sixteen years ago but can activists now just rest on their laurels or does justice need vigilance joining me now is war veteran lee ward elite thanks for coming on before we get to the downer part of the gov is a show and you're going to presumably be it today i will order to really literally we're going to mean. i work in a bar. in the west on stream a busy. cabaret bar. it'll be packed i'll be doing a very long shift but it was you meet in the news lately what happened to you which is. kind of shows a prejudice is no old good in this country so i was on my way home from the bar. there was a guy on the top deck it was my bar fire and. the venue and he'd had an altercation and he was using such a vile homophobic language are you a protester says you know you need to turn it down it's not acceptable another guy got involved. and he got a few months out of his had for. it was then i had to intervene to get him away from the victim had not been knocked unconscious he got involved i did indeed. quite dangerous although you are an army vet i guess i'm an

a parade like no other hit the streods of laurel. check out all of these corvettem owners f the northeast drove these fabulous sports cars to maryland for this morning's corvettepearade. chop 4 was there to capture the car rally that happened just before the pare, and you can seehihese s vets. they came in all colors. thishe was laurel's first annual community partnership day. >> and i know a lot of tho guys in the corvette club, and you know who one of their favorite people of all time was, jim vance? >> jim vance, loved his . corvet >> he loved his corvette. >> chuck bell does, too. >> oh, really? >> he loves car. >> oh, yeah. >> we're not even going to get into chuck's car story because i think i it's stillthe shop. unfortunately, got into an accident when i started working other fe years ago and i believe it's still in the shop tohis day. >> in florida? >> everybody here knows the story. >> poorhuck. anyways, the weather. fabulous today to be out with the top down or just enjoying the low humidity levels. theity levels nice and l

. >> laurel, what do you think? the united states and pakistan hasv had the same dance now since 9/11. the united states has said we're going to push you hard, because you are at the source of a lot of the terrorism coming out. you support these jihadis. you have supported them for decades. at the same time, the united states needs pakistan to fight some of these forces and so it never quite cuts pakistan off. this has been the dance ever since colin powell went to musharaf right after 9/11. >> you're right. i'm not expecting to see any change in the near to medium term in u.s./pakistan relations, any breaking out of that dynamic you just described. the united states is pursuing a policy and a strategy in afghanistan that makes the united states dependent on some level of cooperation with pakistan. there's no solution to the problems in afghanistan, no enduring stability in afghanistan without some degree of cooperation with pakistan. >> husain, what does this mean for pakistan? so many of the countries are moving,

oneeaving laurel, heading towards baltimore. that's what we have around right now. later today, it will be way more active. seve storm risk for this afternoon and evening. now, the highest impact, heavy rain that we don't need. high winds, some of that could be damaging, potential for as well. low chance for a tornado and we can't rule that out. we'll have a closer look at the timing. let's look at what's happening on the roads on this friday. >>> good mornin a couple of

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for one runner it was an opportunity to help others. 22-year old laurel hill bert is blind and used to be homeless. now he runs a nonprofit to help homeless teens called a dignified home. he decided to run the marathon and arranged for a guide to take him while his dog helped him finish the last three. he said training was hard but his partners kept reminding him why he signed up. i can't even imagine running a marathon much less running it blind. >> bravo to him. >>> let's get you where you need to go. sal is watching the commute. >> good morning, we do have slow traffic on the altamont pass and getting to it from tray si. -- -- tracy. very slow already. 12 miles per hour, pretty slow here as you drive through the area on 205. earlier wood debris they cleaned up but the damage is done. that's slow in this area anyway. 880 north and southbound here in front of the coliseum. looking good and if you're driving at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the traffic here is moving along okay and getting crowded early this morning. 4:47 let's bring steve in. >>> thank you sal, we're heading

host: our guest is laura miller miller, rand -- laurel from the rand corporation. you have a long and distinguished career. explain your background. guest: i have not with the military -- i have been dealing with it. i have worked in the state department on a couple of different occasions earlier in my career when the balkans was the hot foreign-policy issue. i worked on that in the state department. and i have worked on the national security staff and more recently, i spent four years at these state department from 2013 until the middle of last year working on afghanistan, pakistan as a deputy special representative and the afghan special representative. 202-748-8000 is the line for democrats. 748-8001 is the lie for republicans. we have a line for independents -- is the line for republicans. we have a line for independents. what is the mission? in a: there are attacks dutch on u.s. interest that could in theory emanate from afghanistan because there are some terrorist group still active in the region. the challenge is that, in the of the u.s.ng invasion, the bush

. >> we go from laurel to camp springs. we go to senior, cente shopping centers. we also go to apartment complexes. we do health events, health fairs. >> you run the whole gamut. >> your emergency rooms are urgent care and primary care providers, is it a matter of re-educating people about what's out there? ost of the residents do ha access to some clinics and cang o a hospital or to a doctor and get screen and get checked before they reach the critical stage. ny still choose to go to the hospital when things get bad. >> and that's exactly the situati that weexperience in prince george's county and across the country. it's convenient. emergency rooms are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, of all the different diagnostic tests, the most complex are available ifpe theon has a serious issue they can into ately be taken surgical or admitted to the hospital for a higher level of care. and people havebecome accustomed to that. it's part of our job a what sasha is doing in the community making connections for folks. p she'sviding education and part of that education

not the case saturday and sundayti if you have some fireworks, laurel has theirs, they have fireworks as well. it will be clear skies and cool temperatures. as we talk about the tropics, here's the latest. it is moving toward the west at 14 miles an hour. the maximumustained winds. it is heading to the lesser antilles. this i sunday at about 8:00 p.m. the national hurricane center justte up the latest track at 11:00 p.m. and it is keeping this cone of uncertainty. what we call w thete line just south of puerto rico. they need a break from th devastation that maria caused and it loo like this hurricane will spare them. i'm keeping e close what we call tropical depression number 3. and it is just o the coast. it will stay off the coast and strengthen to a tropical storm. potential to become a hurricane. if so its named would be chris. will stay off to sea. the only impact would bent polly a few rip currents. something to keep a close eye on. 83 tomorrow. 86 on sunday. the heat returns on monday.is however, iice and low. high temperatures around 90 on tuesday. the humidity level moves ba

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i always heard laurel. if you believe donald trump is not telling the truth, you hear what you want to hear. >> laura: [laughs] that's pretty funny. >> i heard the president acknowledging on tape that he did something that he has said many times before he didn't do. so i don't know if that's a crime or anything like that, but i do know that it shows he lied. there was a time when the president lied about a sex scandal, it's a big story. and clearly a big story tonight and a big story for a couple of days. the quinnipiac poll, bigger story, significant drop there and we will see what happens. >> laura: chris cuomo raised the issue that chris mentioned just now. let's watch. >> they say that the president said do not pay with cash. check. and that he was advising cohen to do it all on the up and up because the president wanted to make sure that this was paid for properly. >> laura: we don't get lanny's reaction but he went on to refute it. cnn's website says it's unclear what's being said in the tape. >> i ag

the subject property is located within the laurel village shopping centre at currently first public bank occupies approximately 4700 -- 4700 square feet. the proposed enlargement is 1,000 square feet which would bring it to 5700 square feet. first public bank as a retail financial services use which has 69 locations worldwide with 12 of those located in san francisco. the proposed project will allow first republic to expand into a small vacant commercial space to serve their going customer service bays without having to leave a location they have occupied since 1998. the project proposes minimal alterations to the faÇade of the building. mainly signage with small changes to the entryway. the department has not received any public comment in support or opposition to this project. the department finds this project is necessary and desirable and compatible with the surrounding neighborhood as it supports a bank branch which specifically focuses on the area it resides in. it will result in a lower vacancy rate as it does on balance the objectives of the plan. the department recommends appro