we have aaron on scene. we'll go there in a second, sct this is the of 900 5th street southeast near the navy yard. this is the arthur kapper senior apartments. as you just saw there, a lot of people racing inside with wheelchairs. this is a two-alarm fire, a very active and developing scene going on right now. >> that's the observation i was going t make as well. we saw people running in there, at least five or six people there running, pushing wheelchairs across, that looked like setup behind the building. sitting here watching that, you could see they were working on the fire for 40 minutes o so, the flames seem to be getting larger and lilger on the ng. >> yeah. again, this is happening in the 900 block of 5th street southeast washington. the fire started at 3:30, we know there may be peoe in the building. we don't know how many rez desis there were. a rescue was made frothe upper floor. one person taken from the building. so far, no reports of injuries, but, clearly, they -- the rescuers are getting in

aaron and his brother moved in with ralph full-time. but aaron couldn't move on. she had to have left some trail somewhere. barely a teenager, he taught himself every web search engine, looked for years. but found no sign of his mom online. and a terrible suspicion took hold of him, hardened into something like certainty. his mother must be dead. his father must have done it. >> and after that, it became more of, okay, where would he put her body? >> he was maybe 13 or 14 when he thought about those old coal mines around walsenburg. >> you actually went and looked? >> oh, yeah, i went through a lot of those mines myself. >> alone? >> mm-hmm. >> you're looking for the remains of your own mother. i mean, i can't imagine what that -- >> i can't explain it. it's always been a fire that just drives you to do something. >> and then one day -- >> i had been going through some of my dad's stuff in the basement. i found a box of stuff that she had supposedly taking with her. a denim jacket her mother had given her, passport was there. >> what was that like. >> that was kin

his name was aaron louis. he was an unemployed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all like, yes, where is she? come on, where are you? we're ready to find you. >> as investigators focused on aaron louis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had. >> really your big

aaron fgilcrest on scene. staying in touch with you throughout the hour and 6:00, too, thank you so much f bringing us that interview and all the new information too. >> and we go nns to jackie , located on 5th, a fire that started as a two after alarm doubled in response to a four alarm fire. what are you seeing from your vantage point? >> reporter: well, i wanto show you that is the building nd on the other side of that, there's a- >> nope. [ indiscernible ] no audio ] stay on theive picture for now.[ no audio ] >> you can css talk with her and go to scott after. [ no audio ] [ indiscernible ] [ no audio ] [ no audio ] >> heading eastbound, it's going to be an issue for a lot of eople trying to get around this. if you're trying to go down to the navy yard area, folks, steer clear. scott mcfarland, give us the big picture sense of where we are talking about and just how close recognizable things are like the bam.ball stadiu >> yes, this housing complex -- we kw at a minimum that a prized redevelopment for the

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the development brought aaron to a tipping point. were you no longer wavering at this point, aaron? had you come down on the side of, oh my god, my father killed my mother? >> yeah. yeah. >> now aaron, too, wrote his dad a letter. if he was guilty -- >> it's time. it's time to man up and do what you should have done two years ago. >> keith's defense attorneys went to the prosecutor to hammer out a plea deal. they agreed on 30 years in prison for the murder and for soliciting the hit. moments later, keith was standing in a paducah courtroom speaking the words his family and friends never in a million years thought they'd hear him say. yes, he murdered julie. >> there's no excuse for what i did. and i can't take it back. and she was my best friend. and i don't know what happened to me. but i did it. there's nothing i can do about it. >> temple bradley who works near the courthouse was there. >> my heart was breaking. that the person that i have -- that wholeheartedly i put my trust in for two years had lied to my face. >> i just can't believe we've been deceived in that way. we were t

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we have a chance of rain. >> a little bit. >> not totally in the clear. melissa wille a look at your wednesday commute but just in a moment. the ones that can apes the question, chuck bell, sheena parveen. we're going to need the umbrla, don't put it away. >> yes, dry outside. thison't need the umbrella morning. u eun, we have a mostly dry middle of the day. >> i think most people have had their umbrella surgically lwtached to their hand. >> is have mine. >> constantly there. >> unfortunately, more rain chances coming our way for the second halff today. pretty high chance you're going to get rained on tomorrow a friday. i remain very optimistic. that cold front across the midwest, that will bring a chance for rain and thundersrms later on today. there is a slight risk for severe storms from washinon, baltimore, philadelphia, new york, new england. if you're traveling northeast bound today there could be flight delays. storm team 4 radar, first thing this morning. ur westowers are way

aaron? >>nk melissa, t you. 5:02 now. following breaking news, new york avenue northeast is back open after that bad crash. >> police suv and another car collided. news 4's nicoleacobs isn the scene with the latest. what are you seeing? >> eun and aaron, we're live at the corner of new york avenue. u can see it's open after police were here on the scene for several hours investigating a serious crash. we want to get you right to some video showing you the extent of that crash. you can see a police cruiser and another vehicle somehow collided and there is some heavy fronte end damn both of those vehicles. and for several hours a pretty largeadius of roadway here in northeast was blocked off as they inve higated. ave reached out to dc police t this morning find out what exactly caused this crash and of cour to find out if there are any injuries and if so the extent of those injuries. wew don't k if there are any charges or anything of that nature but, again, as you take a live look here at the intersection of new york avenu

>> good morning, aaron. a state of emergency was declared in mississippi making resources available to places hitardest by gordon so far. take a look. this is some of that videohat we got in overnight. you can see how powerful the winds are. ey're ferocious. very high speeds and dangerous. gordon's top sustained winds remained at 70 miles per hour. the nationalri hne center predicting a life-threatening storm surge along parts of the central gulf coast. the storm is blamed for the a death little boy in pensacola, florida. this after a tree toppled on to a mobile home. here another rue of the storm from above. this one snapped from the international ace station. now, we are expecting to see the storm die down. that what expertsre saying. but it is still carrying at this hour a lot of rain and win wit it. just a few minutes, nbc's jay gray is goingeo join us l from mississippi with a closer look at the storm and the damage it's caused. back to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> now to the other major weather story

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. there are trouble spots for the commute already this morning. melissa m will fill us in on that. first we do want to check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen. the warning why you wan to pack that umbrella. nole quite in the yet. >> not yet. we h don'te the rain this morning. before you leave, know we have it later today.u n't want to leave home without the umbrella. we could have strong storms. >>ribsolutely t. chance for very strong storms later this afternoon and early this evening. timing is probably somewhere around 2:00. 3:00. up to 6:00, 8:00 right alo the i-95 corridor. lots of rain chances back out to our west. this cold front moving through chicago, that promises to bring an end to the rain here sometime on friday and may actually leave us with two back-to-back sunny days. there is a slight risk for severe storms from washington, philadelphia, boston onp into parts of central new york and new england. we'll watch out for that. is a dry start here

what is the sense, aaron of the president's reaction. is it clear that he wants to fire rosenstein over this. if so, what would be the fallout politically? >> i think there's very little doubt that the president would fire rosenstein today if he could. that's been the case for a number of months. at the same time people around him have clearly prevailed to not do this, because they know it would be political problematic. i think there's a lot of talk, i think maybe a better question right now is whether this is a pretext for raising the recusal question. recusal of rod rosenstein is something that's come up before. it stems from the fact he wrote that memo about james comey's firing in advance, and he's basically what's known as a fact within in this case. i think they'll see them use this incident to press the case that rod rosenstein, maybe should recuse himself from this case, in which case this would drop to the next person in line, not necessarily somebody they would hand-pick. >> who would that person be, laura, if the president fi

aaron onhe scene for us there in southeast. aaron, thank yas so much. he mayor and chief said, what we have now is a defensive attack. igey are not going in to this fire any longer. they are going to fight it from above aide with hoses and multiple trucks that have surrounded this five-story structure. >> the dramatic images you are seeing live from the scenes of the fire continue to come int our newsroom. the flames are still growing stronger, and we've got all the angles c as we get updates, we'll bring them to you on air and i our nbc washington app. we'll be right back after this we'll be right back after this short break. i put cr tinals in prison duri day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to helt.moms collect child su then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offendersay and take guns from do. in congress, i'll stand up to presidentrump. i approve this message because, what's in the rearview mirror. >>> the mayor talked about as we brin

aaron? >> all right, maielissa. thank you. >>> now to the other major story we're following t flames ripped through a senior apartment building in southeast washington,ending residents running for their lives. the fire burned for hours there and was so big it could be seen from miles away. >> right now more than 100 residents are displaced. news 4's megan mcgrath is t liv ne building on 6th street southeast. so what's going to h these residents this morning? >> reporter: well, the d resides whn't go home with family, they're at a nearby rec center. they're working with the red cross and other d.c. agencies to figure out a more permanent housing solution for them. right now they're at that rec center. now, this was auge fire. take a look at the video here. flames ran across the roof of ic area cture in the a and would pop up from one spot to the next as it just spread h the entire building. at one point, the roof just collapsed. the flachmes at that point got everyone more intense. 161 occupiunits were occupied. many

dan russo/aaron quinn's attorney: "i think it's going to be a terrible experience for them. how can it not be a terrible experience for them?">(pam) russo says, huskins and quinn are prepared for the showdown in court - but acknowledge it will not be easy. muller is already serving a 40-year sentence in federal court. if convicted on the new charges against him... he could be sentenced for life. (ryan) the red flag warnings may be over... but fire danger remains high here in the bay area. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence lawrence karnow: temperatures soared into the 90s in the hottest valleys today as sunshine and offshore winds brought warm weather all the way to the coast. it will be a beautiful warm evening and skies will stay nice and clear. on the satellite you can see as high pressure moves over the west coast it continues to bring sunshine and warm weather to the end of summer. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will cool on the first day of fa

. < dan russo/aaron quinn's attorney: "this is pretty freakish stuff."> and next. a man convicted in federal court in a bay area kidnapping for ransom case... will now be allowed to actually question his victims... (catherine) and later in sports... the a's bats come up big... and they gain ground on the yankees in the wild card race... mark has highlights later in the show ((catherine)) here's what we're tracking new tonight at nine... a tragic story out of northern california.a family is asking for help in finding the driver who hit and killeda teenager who'd been riding his bike. the c-h-p says the 14 year-old was actually still on the hoodof the car when the driver took off. we'll hear from witnesses and heartbroken family members - who are demanding that the driver go to police.. that's tonight on kron 4 news at nine. (catherine) a man-- convicted in federal court in a kidnapping-for-ransom case here in the bay area-- will now have the chance to question his victims.(pam) by most accounts, it is a difficult scenario for those victims.. as steve large reports .

i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. we're also tracking the rising temperatures on this weather alert day. it's already 79 degrees outside. it's only ffling -- because all the humidity. the warnings are severe right now. one lol school district is sending students home early today. >> wll get to that in a moment. first to the forecast with chuck and sheena. then melissa will have a look at the commute for us. >> yes. good morning. it's going to be another scorcher out there. i don't fee like we need to tell you. it feels never ending. >> i agree w.h th it feels like a summer where it was pouri down rain or 90 degrees. we've continued the pattern into september. another day sizzling hot today. again, what was tropical storm gordon now starting to rain itself out across the deep south. that's an area of low pressure. we have a relatively large area of high pressure around us. that's going to squash chances for cooling thunderstorms. had quite a few yesterdayn. aftern i don't think that's as likely to be the caseto y. curr

i'm aaron ibarra. i'm a born and raised nevadan and a political science student at the university of las vegas-nevada. go, rebels! [cheers and applause] aaron: so we all have that one person we care about. that one person that we can't live without, the person we can count on no matter the situation is. my father was that person for me. i couldn't picture my life without him. until i had to. my father was deported when i was 8 years old. that changed my life forever. we try to keep our family together. my 8-month-old sister and my mother moved to mexico but came back a year and a half. my mother tried to keep things normal but things weren't normal. i didn't have a dad. and i was confused and i was scared. but particularic tell you 12 years later, i'm not scared anymore. i'm not scared. i'm angry! [applause] and it's that anger that motivates me to go out to my community every single day and talk to as many people as i can and knock on as many doors as i can and call as many people as i can and tell th

the timing of the case couldn't come at a more stressful time for denise huskins and aaron quinn.(catherine) this preliminary hearing court date is set for tuesday. their wedding is the following saturday. (ryan) a disturbing story out of fremont... a 28-year old man is in custody after allegely attacking his neighbor with a machete. it happened sunday night and the victim in this case suffered traumatic injuries, but is expected to survive. kron 4's charles clifford has an update. well, the fremont police department told kron 4 thursday afternoon that the victim in this case has regained consiousciness and given a statement to police. but at this point, we don't yet know a motive for this attack.the fremont police department says that this man, 28 year old zekria joyaa is in custody facing felony counts of mayhem and attempted murder. joyaa is accused of using a machete like weapon to attack this man, john mosley. the attack is alleged to have occured sunday morning here in the 3000 block of rockett drive in fremont. officers responding to a 911 call for help found the v

kim, aaron, sam and ashley are still here. ashley parker, take us inside what the white house hoped to achieve today. it would be my guess that it was a do-no-harm kind of set of expectations for the president today. >> i think that's right. i think that's why they had that speech he delivered there that he did make it through, but the challenge of working in this white house and trying to manage a president like president trump is that there's only so much you can script and stage manage. so as you saw when he arrived in shanksville and he gets off the plane, there is that very jarrija jarrija jarring president raising and pumping his fists which is a gesture which is appropriate for, say, a make america great again political rally. it's not appropriate when you're arriving in pennsylvania on hallowed ground for a somber memorial for flight 93 that went down there. so it just sort of gives you a sense of with the best-laid plans, teleprompter, something scripted, this is a president who is going to go off script sometimes in

i'm struggling save the show, christina this is a market which is kind of like aaron rodgers. it seems like it's injured, it comes back no matter when you think it's down, it powers back futures up again where is all of this strength coming from? >> the strength is coming from this perception that the u.s. represents relative safety so we're in this environment where it's not risk on/risk off, it is actually one of risk awareness. >> it's mazing how fast because a couple of years ago when china had a big collapse in early 2015 the general theme was, wow, china's going to bring the world down everything is bad. sell everything. now we're saying maybe china's losses are our gains >> well, a lot of it has to do with trade, of course. this perception that if the u.s. pursues an aggressive trade stance, which so far it has, that the u.s. is the likely winner certainly that's part of it. the other part of it is that fed policy has changed and the fed has gotten more aggressive in its tightening this is a very important story >> tightening was a dirty word, a four letter word in the

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aaron? >> erika, thank you. >>> now to the supreme court controversy we've been ring. we still don't know whether the woman who accused judge brett vanaugh of sexual assault, whether she'll testify at a senate hearing on monday. are demandingca her answer about testifying by tomorrow morning. but she is not backi down either. news4's tracie potts reports. >> reporter: there's now a deadline, 10:00 a.m. for dr. christine blasey ford to submit documents if she plans testify monday. >> either in an open session or closed session, or a public or a private interview. >> reporter: even in california where she lives. bu ford's attorney insists before she talks the alleged assault denied by judge kavanaugh, the fbi needs to investigate. plus she wants more witnesses. hthe rush to aring is unnecessary and contrary to th committee discovering the truth, her attorney says in a new statement to nbc. they're trying to set up a he said/she said scenario and bully here into either t monday or not being heard at all. >> reporter: some lawmakers are against a private inrview. >> you ca

denise richards out with her husband aaron phypers just days after tying the knot and only i was with the newlyweds telling me how they pulled off their dream i dos. >> it was really sweet, close family and friends. everyone said that it looked like it had been planned for months. >> so exactly how long was it that you pulled it together? >> i would say less than 48 hours. >> oh, my gosh. >> denise says she and aaron were planning to tie the knot for a while, but in the end it came down to the date, september 8th. >> the 8th is a very significant number for him. he says it means infinity. >> the 47-year-old also explained why she went with this white lace romper for her walk down the aisle. >> we left on aaron's motorcycle. so, you know, i didn't want to have this long dress and have to hike it up. >> at the wedding, her new castmates on "the real housewives of beverly hills." >> no cat fights with me. well, so far. >> and last night the ladies showed their support for the newlywed again at the premiere of her new horror film "the toy box" about a haunted rv. >> everything in this cam

aaron. >> thank you. it's 4:01 n and new details on a story that captured national attention. >> family and friends attended a vigil for the 35-year-old last night held in log circle. not far from where she was killed. ♪ >> people cried and held candles as they listened to her heart broken family speak. her mother said it wasne o of the happiest t hes of daughter's life. she was engaged last she was comforted knowing wendy died doing what she loved. >> my heart has been broken in d thou pieces. my daughter was a beautiful person. >>he wendy's m says they plan to bury her in one of the dresses she would have worn at her we>ing. his morning, we're also learning more about the man that's charged wh wendy martinez's murder. anthony crawford made his court appearance yesterday. a judge ordered him held without bond. d.c. police say crawford stabbed martinez at the corner of 11th and street tuesday night. they quickly identified him as thesuspect. he was at a park in northwest d.c. but police still don't have

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. both police officers are expected to survive. >> justin finch is live with the latest details. it still busy out there. >> reporter: hey there, ron, eun. you're absolutely right, still busy out here. but a sense of relief those injuries to the officers appear toe non-li threatening. here on the ground, officers are still at work, proof this investigation is continuing at this time. here's a look at what w know so far. we have two officers wounded, the second houlder, officer suffering a wound to his arm and hand areaar they were of a special operations team serving a warrant to a top-level apartment here about 10:30 last night at this apartment complex. we're told they knocked on the door, annnced emselves, but could not get inside, so they used a device to open thatdoor. here's what happened next. >> there is an individual inside the apartment armed with a shotgun. that individual fired that shotgun at our nine-man team of officers. two of our officers are t. >> reporter: so a close

now many in the philippines have taken to social media to share their experience and my colleague aaron tilton has been following that for us and what have you found so far well the filipinos have been turning in droves to facebook and social media shows some of the experiences they've been having and one of the videos that i find that can share the most ins actually just quite impressive is a clip from bog us city located in the north of the country now if we could get that clip on the air for our viewers basically what we're seeing here is trental flooding that's being caused by the typhoon now the authorities had warned that there could be some flooding bowl really seen there is just massive amounts of water coming through a mountain valley and that's one thing i want to like to point out a bug you know city what we're seeing on t.v. right now is actually located in the mountains it's actually in the highlands and you can really just see the violence of the water that's just rushing through some of the community there now back to you is actually a community kind of a tourist destinat

i'm eun yang. >> i aaron gilchrist. parents are endin the long holiday weekend, going back to work. >> this is a bigay it's knnotorious day for traffi. > let's start with the weather aler we're talking about dangerous heat today and over the next several days? >> the 90s will not be breaking until friday. even though for many o you, the unofficial end to summer has comendnd gone. we go through most of this week. it's 80 degrees. but soid hutside, it feels like 85. if you head to the bus stop thi

i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. we're also tracking the rising temperatures on this weather alert day. it's already 79 degrees outside. it's only ffling -- because all the humidity. the warnings are severe right now. one lol school district is sending students home early today. >> wll get to that in a moment. first to the forecast with chuck and sheena.

what's his concern here so far as the midterms go, aaron? >> well, i think it just reinforces the bad things that we have seen for the last 20 months coming from this administration. there are so many republican campaign strategists who believe right now if we could just keep this focused on how well the economy is doing, if we could just keep it focused on tax cuts, on confirming a second supreme court justice who could impact the direction of that court for years, and decades to come, everything would be fine but this is another example of how even as all that is taking place, as the wheels are in motion, there's all this stuff happening behind the scenes, some of it may be illegal or potentially unholy. that they just can't escape from. and so, if you're going to go to the polls in november and want to vote for a republican and you face that prospect of two more years of this kind of thing, maybe that gives you just a little bit of pause that you wouldn't otherwise have. >> aaron, i want to go back to this op-ed, "the new york times" op-e

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. for the first time in days we mode.t in weather alert how about that? >> how about that. first we'll turn to chuck bell with a look at the forecast. looking for aeason to likehe weather man today, too. >> well -- >> we always like the weather man, aaron. >> come on, there's always a reason to like the weather man. you may not go ahead and like him, butthere's always a reason. skies have tried to clear out rather significant can'tly curi ng the overnight hour there's patchy fog, nothing major. visibility slightly reduced in some of our sheltered valleys. file that away und the just in case. look at that, dry weather up and down the i-95 corridor. well,this's a little chance for a shower in jacksonville, florida. most of this section of the i-95 corridor nothing to worry about. these rain drops could bring the slightest little cha of a shower today. not really so much around the washington area. our friends in the shenandoah valley, you have a chance

. >> that'sah true, they have a real opportunity to take down aaron rodgers and the packers, because rodgers is hurt. he is not100%. and the burgundy and gold have the best defense in the right now. d.j. swearinger tasked with leading the defense against aaron rodgers, who he cls the greatest of all time. the defense hasd looked goo this season. the redskins have allowed the fwest yards on defense, but playing against aure hall of famer, whole different ball game. anothe future hall of famer, adrian peterson, knows rodgers better than most, playing the packers twice a year with the vikings, and he gave his advice on slowing him down. >> you c have totain him. you have to keep him off the best defense, keep him on the sieeline. you sim hobbling around last year and he was making plays. so, you know, that's one thi i learned. ouen you have aaron rodgers on your team, y always got a chance to win a game. >>> all right,e head off to nats park, a beautiful night for some baseball. nationals hosting the max scherzer on the mound, allowed three runs, but calmed down once he remembered it's

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eunth yang. morning, both officers are in the hospital and expected to survive. >> justin finch joins us live from the scene with details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. at this time we're hearing those officers are in the hospital right now. at least oneould be on h way to surgery. here on the scene, still seeing a heavy policeresence. officers in uniform, others in plainlothes. crime scene investigators also here on the scene, as you can see behindwe me. e still looking at a very active police-involved shooting as you mentioned, nine officers were initially on scene last vight, part of a special operations team s a warrant to a top-level apartment here off the 2700 block. we're told they knocked on that apartment door, announced themsees, and got no answer, so the had to use a device to open that door. inside, they found arm maned with a shotgun. we're told he then fired at the officers, str oing two them, one in the shoulder, the other in the hand and arm area. another office

. >> i aaron gilchrist. parents are endin the long holiday weekend, going back to work. >> this is a bigay it's knnotorious day for traffi. > let's start with the weather aler we're talking about dangerous heat today and over the next several days? >> the 90s will not be breaking until friday. even though for many o you, the unofficial end to summer has comendnd gone. we go through most of this week. it's 80 degrees. but soid hutside, it feels like 85. if you head to the bus stop this morning, you will wait until the sunday went to the department. gaither sburg is at a half-mile doesability. watch t for the kids at the bus stop. and here's your bus stop forecast. >>nts want to look cool today. it's 105 degrees. let's go over to melissa and s how the roads are chshaping up. >> looking at the roads this morning. this is a live look at 95 here. 65 and northbound near norton. no problems here this morning. everything is rolling along just fine. >>> had an earlier problem on the etter loop of the beltway. we don'

scott. >> good morning, aaron. in july the director of the montgomery county department of corrections told the if an inmate is intent on harming himself or her self, it akes just a brief moment or second to doit. using public records requests, they have responded to 100 suicide attempts in the larger jail and the smaller detention center they have. two of those attempts resulted in thees deaths of inmone earlier this summer and of course this morning. in july the county granted rare aco the clarksburg jail to the i-team and correctional officers there say they have made several recent rescues, including one in which an officer stepped beneath caught a man who attempted to leap to his death from a high railing inside the countyja . they use a sategy called direct supervision to monitor inmates, to reduce the risk of suicides. that means officers rarel sit down. they continually patrol the holding cells and keep watch of the tonight on news4 beginning at 4:00, the size of this problem in other local jails and what's

for ransom, rape, and false imprisonment.all part of the break-in, and attack on denise huskins and aaron quinn in his vallejo home in 2015. inside this solano courthouse....muller-granted the right to act as his own attorney-and possibly forced to wear shackles in the courtroom-will have the opportunity to question huskins and quinn about the heinous crime he is already convicted of committing against them.dan russo/aaron quinn's attorney: "this is pretty freakish stuff."dan russo is aaron quinn's attorney.he believes muller the harvard educated one-time lawyer- is relishing the opportunity.dan russo/aaron quinn's attorney: "this is his golden opportunity to inflict more injury on people but to also draw attention to himself."as his own attorney, muller will also be granted access to prosecutors evidence- including two videos he allegedly recorded showing huskins rapes.russo says huskins and quinn are prepared for the showdown in court.- but it will not be easy.dan russo/aaron quinn's attorney: "i think it's going to be a terrible experience for them. how can it not be a terrible experie

it's going to take you 27mi tes, aaron. >> thank you. t's 5:01 right now and new details in a story that captured national attention police announced an arrest in the murder of wendy martinez, thousands turned out to honor her memory. >> it was held in loganrc , not far from where she was killed. ♪ amazing grace, how sweet ♪ >> people cried as they held candles and listened to wdy's family speak. her mother says this was the happiest time of herer daug life. she was just engaged last week and doing really well at work. despite her overwhelming heart break she forgives the man charged with her father's murder. >> forgive the man because ikn it wasn't him. it wy someb else b evilng incarnated in him. >> wendy's mother says ty plan to bury her in one of the dresses she would have won on her wedding day. >> this morning we're learning more about the man that's charged with killing wendy martinez. >> 23-year-old anthony crawford was arrested and chargedithin 24 hours of her murder. justin is live now with mor on how police identified the

hello, i'm aaron. we're going to talk about a lot of important issues tonight and i'm going to do the same. i'm mainly going to talk about harry potter. do we have any harry potter fans in? cheering. ok, great, so some of you may know that in harry potter, all the wizards, they called non—wizards ‘muggles‘, right? but what you may not know however is that disabled people do that with non—disabled people as well. we call able—bodied people ‘incredibly patronising'. every time i am on a train, someone offers me a seat. applause. laughter. i'll give you another example. what is your name, lovely lady? jane. i can ask you two easy questions, jane? yeah. ok, first, have you ever been on an escalator? yes. of course you have, everybody has. answer me this. last time you were on an escalator, jane, did anybody clap? laughter. they do with me. and i was running a little bit late tonight, jane, right? so i was pushing as fast as i can down the royal mile and some guy came up with the most original l

the crazy aaron's, theariffs mean profit mortgages and delayed investment. christmas is the busiest time of year and he hopes to make up for the higher costs. mt he is locked into price commitments witor retailers for next holiday season and he is not sure how he keepshe promising. >> i'm hopeful we will keep a find to way seif and price fishesies i don't want to reduce the amount of in the kaern because kids deserve more. >> more nightly business reporty peania. >>> prochts stall at author industries where we begin the market focus, the rv maker reported weaker than expected earnings and dline in revenue as it scaled back production and worked to rede inventory levels. the the company cited higher material costs.l shares f nearly 13%91 today to 53 under armour said it's going to cut 3% of the global workforce as part a of restructuring. that translates into about 400 jobs. the athletic apparelaker now expects the overhaul to cost more than initially thought. but at the same time,though, it's raising the lower end of thein 2018 ea outlook. under armour share

aaron rodgers hoping for late magic. comes.s fabian monroe strips thel footb and the redskins defense comes away with it. yeah, the redskins beat the packers 31-17. a much needed win after last week's disappointment. >> that probably was the worst game i have been a part of last ek, and, you know, for guys to bounce back and come in ready to you know, it shows the guys are rezel yent. it was a goo collective effort today. >> hey,oming up in news4 sports, more including a special honorary captain. we have a redskins final on the gay. we migh all night. we are just getting started. our second win. >> all right. okay. we are feeling it now. see you back here in a few minutes. >>> speaking of sports, there are sports cohebacks and there is tiger woods. many of you saw him win his first tournament in five yearse re news4 at 6:00 thisev ening. woods was electric. he won the tour championship in atlanta. the crowds were incredible. following his every swing. the win was his 80th pga tour victory. those crowd shots are just incr

representing england, aaron heading! he can be found here. around the waterways of south lincolnshire. not the obvious way to prepare for world championship, but it all started four years ago when his shooting started to suffer. i had a terrible motorbike accident. it wasn't until my now wife and mother and father said that i was not in a good way and i might lose my leg... it brought things home to me. so he needed a distraction. and when a position at the coast guard came up, he grabbed it. it has relaxed me. it has helped my shooting massively. the majority of my training is done on my own, so being involved with such a big team that we have here is fantastic. he's a great swimmer. he has youth on his side, as well. and his many successes in shooting, the highs of competition can be very much balanced out by his work as a coast guard, as he found out earlier this year. coming back from australia, i literally got home, and within a couple of hours, got called out to a body that had washed up on the marsh. and it brings everything back into

aaron, julie, and mark, my panel, thank you. stay with nors 4 denying coverage of decision 2018, and please join us fork the faceb live program right now. by the way, don'tfo et, get to vote on november 6th. if you don't vote, you don't get to complain. . [dramatic music] ♪ - i told them that she can stay with us. - you can't trust her. - look, i'm sorry, but she's coming home with us. - no, ethan, she's going home with you. - will you marry me? - this is gwen garrett, our new coo. - new? we never had an old coo. - if we lose one girl, we lose them both. - bsd is repaired. - you got an offer tonight, didn't you? - mayo clinic. - of course, you're going to take it. - would you? - [sobs] - you're suggesting i'm a murderer. - you know what's the most fascinating thing about serial killers? they all can't seem to resist taking a personal item from their victims. [dramatic music] - oh, oh, no, bob.

aaron? melissa, thank you. we'll keep an t eye onffic for you this morning. >>> in a few hours, the final o grou students to start the school year is heading to class. that will have impact of your morning commute. hundreds of bussers will call this terribleraffic tuesday. the worst back jum ups on the beltway. today is just the beginning of the traff slowdowns, too. travel times and congestion delays are longer in october than >>> students are more than 0,000 students will make their way to others. >> and hundreds of cool musses on your road with more o how bowi it can make it easier knowing how far away that bus is. you can grab the here's the bus comes in. at the apple play and the goose addchild. and from there, you set up your contracts,nd a chir couldn't to get them to customize your settings to photoif i kagss and get that was the enrollment. try to grow for a fifth-straight year. more than 134,000 school year. more than 200 cools and interred and for the rt of the school year. and this year begins on a

what happened after aaron rodgers left the field with a knee injury and the packers went down 20-0. >>> and this morning, the new miss america and the history-making pageant results. >>> and we do say good morning, everyone, on this monday. we begin with hurricane florence getting stronger overnight. now posing an extreme threat for millions of people. >> the storm appears to be on a collision course with the carolina coast. florence is expected to become a category 4 storm today with 150-mile-per-hour winds and could hit the east coast by thursday night. >> people in the southeast are already preparing with sandbags and other supplies. governors in north carolina and south carolina and virginia now declaring states of emergency. accuweather's erin calandra is tracking the storm. erin? >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. we continue to track hurricane florence. it is expected to develop into a very powerful storm over the next 24 hours into a category 4 as it treks toward the u.s. now we expect it to get close to the coast thursday night into friday. if you are in this red zo

redskins defense getting ready for a hobbled aaron rodgers. aaron rodgers playing with a knee sprain he suffered i week one. looked more like himself in week two. packers quarterback already coidered one of the all-time best, taken with the 24th pick in the 205 nfl draft. the top pick that year? redskins quarterback alex smith, who shared his thoughts on the hearded aaron rodgers. >> he's a decent player. and, yeah, i mean -- you ow, i -- we've been around each other a lot of time now, always linked. pretty good bu ties. hink as quarterbacks we alwaysr,atch one anothe analyze one another. certainly he's a unique guy, the waye plays quarterback. and always fun to watch from a peer's perspective. >> two goodin quarterbacks c up on sunday. here's a hint. redskins better score touchdowns this time. >> they better. >> wild prediction. they better score touchdowns. >> like the first game. that would be nice. >> thank you, dave. h> dave, thank you. we'll be back w more on that breaking news we just told you about, two prince george's about, two princ

and thank you aaron now to some of the other stories making news around the world. the u.s. space agency nasa has launched its most advanced space laser ever the mission will examine the effects of global climate change on the earth's polar ice the data it gathers will allow scientists to precisely measure the changes in glaciers ice sheets and sea ice police in turkey have arrested a detained hundreds of workers who were protesting over conditions that is then bulls new airport thousands took part in protests which were sparked after more than a dozen people were injured in an on site accident demonstration was broken up by riot police who fired tear gas at the crowd. and u.s. president donald trump's former campaign manager paul nana ford has pleaded guilty to two criminal counts the move is part of a deal to cooperate with special counsel robert muller who is investigating possible collusion between trump's presidential campaign and russia criminal charges are not related to the campaign. german chancellor angela merkel's conservative allies in bavaria the c.s.u. are meet

back with me is alexi and aaron. charlie, you've been writing about this document drama from democrats here. you say, the documents harden partisan lines and, once again, put the spotlight on democrats bitter complaints that republicans kept tens of thousands of the files secret, even from congress. on the flip side, republicans say, guys, we released everything you wanted us to release. will any of this matter come the end of september when this vote happens? >> as a matter of real politic, i think everyone expect s every republican in the senate to vote for kavanaugh and get him to the supreme court. that'll be enough to confirm, even if no democrats do. i think red state democrats will join. we've had a pushily democrat by over the last month and a half to portray the process as ill legitimate. to say, we're not getting the real documents we need to thoroughly vet this person. the ones we are getting are being kept secret from the public, so the public doesn't know what we're talking about. they've made that argum

aaron delmar, manafort was on the inside of a critical period of the campaign. what do you see as the biggest worry for team trump now that he's cooperating and has had, i think he started on tuesday with this, he has had a week now talking to investigators. >> there are a couple of challenges here for the trump administration and the white house as a whole. manafort is the biggest fish so to speak to be caught up and agree to cooperate with the investigation. if you look at that june 2016 trump tower meeting, manafort is one of the men in the room and he could possibly speak to what president trump knew about that meeting either before it happened or he knew in the immediate after math. you can remember that paul manafort was in charge of the campaign during the nominations and the republican national convention when president trump clinched that nomination and that was a point when the preponderance party changed its platform to be friendly towards russia. these are all questions that the mueller team going to have. >> the new york times is out with a report t

outrained, and they should, because women are not represent indeed congress in 2018 >> laura basset, aaron blake, thank you both. >>> we're going to go to the other big story, the bombshell report that rod rosenstein discussed secretly recording the president and invoking the thatth amendment to get him out of the office. "new york times" reports that the remarks were made about a week after james comey was fired. one official who was there says the comment was made sarcastically. he responded by saying i never pursued or authorized reporting the president, and any suggestion that i have ever advocated for the removal of the president is absolutely false. >> john, is it plausibly the role of the deputy attorney general to do something like this? is it legal for someone in that position to secretly record the president, based on concerns he could be unfit to serve? >> conceivably it's legal, but let's remember, rod rosenstein is an extraordinarily good and honorable person, with a long history in the department of justice. he's not going to take it upon himself to why up and go in and talk