hay contraataque de leÓn. ya se frena, le baja velocidad, cambia hacia la banda de la izquierda y no se detiene hernÁndez., ahora es ivÁn rodrÍguez,*la pelota. >>> quÉ jornada estamos teniendo >>> son los tigres visitando a los panzas verde: nacho le mete el cuerpo y otra vez levanta la tribuna: >>> por esta jugadas nacho se ha ganado un contrato de tres aÑos mÁs; nacho quiere retirarse en el equipo de leÓn y por eso ha a aguantado muchas cosas: >>> estuvo mucha tiempo sufriendo: en equipo que tiene un joder asÍ que la gente le hace homenaje porque los logros no siempre se hacen con el cu cuerpo sino con la lucha y la humildad: >>> cuando se vaya nacho se merece una despedida como la de de nigris: >>> asÍ para nacho. >>> hay jugadores sÍmbolos: es el jugador sÍmbolo, ese es el poder que la gente se acuerda y ese es nacho gonzÁlez. >>> la deja para carioca dejando y ocupando bien los espacios el brasilero: la Última vez que se la dieron a nahuel en temporada regular; no hay buenos recuerdos para ti

leÓn: dÉme sus papeles. naomi: sÍ la persona ande en la calle, sÍ es poblano cargue sus documentos con usted. sobre todo sÍ estÁ indocumentado. porque estÁ marcado, esta diciendo que estÁ indocumentado. y dice de dÓnde es, por lo tanto puede facilitar el arresto a la gente. leÓn: entonces no entregar ningÚn papel. dÉme la licencia de manejo? naomi: lo importante serÍa no cargarla. porque si el oficial sospecha que la persona estÁ indocumentada, lo va a arrestar. ahÍ le van a encontrar la documentaciÓn y van a saber dÓnde es, donde vive. es mejor, sÍ es posible, no cargar ese tipo de informaciÓn con ustedes. y muy importante nunca cargar documentos fraudulentos con ustedes. leÓn: es fundamental. hablemos ahora de un asunto que sÉ que mucha gente que nos ve preocupa. la casa, llegan a casa, tocan, etc. la clave estÁ en no abrir la puerta. ¿o me equivoco? naomi: no, no te equivocas. enormemente cuando llegan a la casa es porque tienen una orden de arresto. no llevan una orden de cateo. no t

ok, leon. leon: so we will try again. a challengingy time for u.s. leadership because of these danger points. we're seeing that with north korea. been a difficult challenge for a very long time. nation.as been a rogue obviously, a nation where we have been extremely concerned about their ability to develop nuclear weapons and an icbm, which they seem to be making great progress on. and, think according to intelligence analysis, we're probably looking at not that many months before they in fact develop both an icbm capability and a miniaturized nuclear weapon that could be placed on top of an icbm. the issue then becomes, how do this challenge to our national security? that there have been military plans that have been developed over the years to try to confront north korea. the bottom-line is that none of those are very good options because of the consequences into the concern that ultimately it could lead not only to many thousands of lives lost in south korea but also could lead ultimately to a nuclear war. reason, the issue has always been, how do

that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video that was released at the time. right. and. then. these became. an amazing video but was it really over after a bola health services in the three countries affected were decimated and doctors and nurses were dead economies were hurt leading to job losses and the survivors of the disease were often stigmatized and shunned so almost four years after the outbreak where do things stand now joining us now john james is head of communications for unicef sierra leone. is in a bowl of survivor in monrovia liberia back to worry is founder of the survivor dream project in london. is deputy director of the national public health institute in monrovia liberia and infectious disease epidemiologist who joins us on the phone welcome to the stream everyone now for day you were last on this show in twenty fifteen take a look here at my laptop. striper one of the people profiled and several pieces of coverage on the able the outbreak h

timbiriche retomÓ su gira juntos en la ciudad de leÓn guanajuato. este fin de semana. despuÉs que debiÓ suspender presentaciones por el sismo del pasado st de septiembre. fueron cerca de 2 horas, con varios cambios de vestuario y sus mÁs grandes Éxitos con lo que e nar de zaoern a los prebts tes. >>> trabo corramos dur, ensayando y preparando el show. >>> estamos orgullosos del show y tengo fe. conocÍ a mariana, timbiriche a lo que nos ha unid a lo largo de 35 aÑos.

leÓn: la advertencia de ese cerco lÉxico estaba en espaÑol. pasar porque asÍ no era grato para nadie y ese era el objetivo. despuÉs de 23 aÑos, la ciudad de las carpas se hizo obsoleta. dejÓ de ser costeable y cuando su autor le sacaban el poder ya no tuvo sentido y cerrÓ para siempre. palmira: este fue un reportaje especial de leÓn felipe gonzÁlez. llegÓ la hora de saber cómo estarÁ el clima. nos enlazamos con suheily lÓpez verÉ que ya estÁ lista con la ventana al tiempo. sugerÍ:-- suheily: muy caluroso, sobre todo en esa regiÓn sur de california. nuestra zona, hoy fue un dÍa de temperaturas rÉcord. tuvimos esos 94 para san josÉ, récord anterior que se dio en el aÑo 1909 con esos 90. normalmente nuestra temperatura debe darse en esos 72. los 90 estuvieron en toda la regiÓn del Área de la bahÍa. incluso la zona de san francisco tambiÉn es récord de temperatura con esos 91. en los Ángeles, rÉcord de temperatura con 104. calor excesivo en esa zona que se va a mantener hasta dÍa de maÑana. en el sur de california, el

this is leon black, this is "the book of leon." and this is very, very exciting. >> jimmy, this is the greatest moment in the history of books. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you understand? >> jimmy: i know that. yeah. i know. >> never -- i'm speaking in the third person because i wrote this book from the mind of j.b. smoove, but this book is written in the voice of leon black. >> jimmy: do you know how tricky that is? >> it's tricky, man. [ laughter ] i had to trick myself. i had to put the durag on, the slippers on, the robe with no belt. >> jimmy: you actually had to trick yourself into writing. >> trick myself. trick myself. every time. [ light laughter ] i would sit down and i would pretend i'm leon. i had to really live through leon vicariously, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and become him, while writing for three or four hours in the basement. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's -- this is phenomenal here. >> no, it's absolutely -- >> jimmy: you have kind -- here's the chapters. "he ain't wrong, he just ain't right." that's one o

this is leon black, this is "the book of leon." and this is very, very exciting. >> jimmy, this is the greatest moment in the history of books. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you understand? >> jimmy: i know that. yeah. i know. >> never -- i'm speaking in the third person because i wrote this book from the mind of j.b. smoove, but this book is written in the voice of leon black. >> jimmy: do you know how tricky that is? >> it's tricky, man. [ laughter ] i had to trick myself. i had to put the durag on, the slippers on, the robe with no belt. >> jimmy: you actually had to trick yourself into writing. >> trick myself. trick myself. every time. [ light laughter ] i would sit down and i would pretend i'm leon. i had to really live through leon vicariously, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and become him, while writing for three or four hours in the basement. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's -- this is phenomenal here. >> no, it's absolutely -- >> jimmy: you have kind -- here's the chapters. "he ain't wrong, he just ain't right." th o >> no b

that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video that was released at the time. right. now this is. the. lead these. amazing video but was it really over after a bola health services in the three countries affected were decimated and doctors and nurses were dead economies were hurt leading to job losses and the survivors of the disease were often stigmatized and shunned so almost four years after the outbreak where do things stand now joining us now john james is head of communications for unicef sierra leone. is in a bowl of survivor in monrovia liberia back to worry is founder of the survivor dream project in london and is deputy director of the national public health institute in monrovia liberia and infectious disease epidemiologist who joins us on the phone welcome to the stream to everyone now for a day you were last on this show in twenty fifteen take a look here at my laptop the driver one of the people profiled and several pieces of coverage on the able th

>> yes, pat and leon. child store cory feldman has re-ignited his claim against editors in the industry. matt lauer and megyn kelly talking about why he hasn't released the names of pedestr n pedophiles. >> why wouldn't you come out with names? >> i promised in the name to name names. >> never. >> in your book when you were talking about your book you said you were going to blow the lid off. >> why i'm doing this because when i wrote my book the publishers prevented me from writing the names down. >> cory is trying to raise $10 million in the next two months to fund a feature film he wants to produce and direct to expose an alleged ring of hollywood pedophiles. in the wake ever harvey weinstein, a pandora's box seems to be opened and each day brings today it's kevin spacey. anthony rapp known for broadway's rent accused spacey of an unwanted sexual advance when rapp was 14 and spacey was 26. spacey responded with this statement. i honestly do not remember the encounter, but if i did behave as he describes,

that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video that was released at the time. right. now. these. amazing video but was it really over after a bola health services in the three countries affected were decimated and doctors and nurses were dead economies were hurt leading to job losses and the survivors of the disease were often stigmatized and shunned so almost four years after the outbreak where do things stand now joining us now john james is head of communications for unicef sierra leone. is an ebola survivor in monrovia liberia back to worry is founder of the survivor dream project in london. is deputy director of the national public health institute in monrovia liberia and infectious disease epidemiologist who joins us on the phone welcome to the stream and everyone now for day you were last on this show in twenty fifteen take a look here at my laptop the driver one of the people profiled and several pieces of coverage on the able the outbreak how is life cha

she got me into this. >> reporter: and which leon jacob will a jury get to meet? what i'm trying to understand is, are you dr. >> reporter: valerie's former lover, leon jacob, has been sitting in the harris county jail for seven months. he's awaiting trial on charges of stalking and solicitation of murder. when i sat down with him, he wouldn't talk about the details of his case, but denied any wrong doing. >> i am innocent of these charges. i still maintain that throughout. i find them to be atrocious in manner because i'm not some monster that wanted my ex-girlfriend killed and her ex-husband. i'm a healer by nature. >> reporter: did you hold yourself responsible for her suicide? >> no. that was a decision she made on her own. >> reporter: so, you never thought, for a minute, that maybe you'd put her in a position that she just couldn't hasn'tle and it drove her to commit suicide? >> no. she had so much pressure on her, and i wasn't there to help support her. >> reporter: leon asked the judge to allow him to attend valerie's funeral, but his request nied. his req

julie. >> reporter: hi, leon and pat. you can see, easy to see, rather, that things are out of the ordinary here. look at this makeshift bridge. all these white pipes snaking through the property. it is all part of an emergency response to a big gasoline spill some 5600 gallons of gasoline leaked out of an underground storage tank at that liberty gas station over there. now, this was the scene last month when residents in the neighboring apartment buildings woke up to the strong smell of gasoline fumes. some so alarmed they called 911 and the fire dep storage tank had failed, more than 5,000 gallons of gas pouring toward three high rises. it forced ee vak of a gym in one of them, lower levels of parking garage off limits in another. some residents complained of ongoing headaches, not feeling well, they wonder now whether there will be any lasting health impacts. >> we talked to some other residents and definitely there is a concern. there is fear that the fumes, you know, that can be long-term effects for health. definite

pat and leon? >> all right, thank you, sara. >>> first at 4:00, a scary development in the investigation. nbc's pete williams has learned that stephen paddock bought devices to allow him to fire more bullets faster. they are called bump stocks. here's a picture of what they look like now. they attach to the back of an assault rifle and essentially they allow the gun rather to pull its own trigger. and it turns out they are legal. bump stocks allow a like an automatic weapon would. >>> our aaron gilchrist is in las vegas for us and he'll be joining us again live in less than 30 minutes. you can follow his updates as well on the ground right now in the nbc washington app. >> there are new details this afternoon about that massive equifax breach. research shows americans are shelling out more than $4 billion to freeze their credit reports. this comes after hackers accessed personal information of more than 145 million people. >> and today the former ceo of equifax dropped a bombshell on capitol hill a

leon? >> sara dallof reporting live from las vegas, thank you, sahaah. >> first at 4, we are looking at the trump administration birth control ruling. it could impact how thousands of women get contra exception. >> all right. let's look at the weather right now. of course we are looking at what is going to happen here closer to home because we have the big game tonight. a little warm outside but that should be great for baseball and the fans. >> feels like summer, amelia. >> normally this time of year our high should be in the low 70s. today we are finding our temperatures in the low 80s. in the summer like warmth take a look here at your weather owe keep it completely dry start to finish. as we look to our sunday and monday, some light showers in the forecast at times on sunday, not a wash out, and on monday we are looking at rain from what's left of nate at that point. and then we do have more rain chances on into next week. that's good news. today our 23rd day in a row we've been complet

leon panetta. take a look. >> how could both the chair of the dnc and the clinton campaign not know about these payments? >> well, it's obviously something that the intelligence committee is going to have to look at. you know, knowing presidential campaigns, they're big operations. somehow the left hand may not know what the right hand is doing. and that could be the case here, but i really do think that the committee is going to have to get into this, determine just exactly what happened, who knew what and when? >> jeanine: joining us now with reaction is salem radio nationally syndicated host larry helder and radio talk show host and fox news contributor tammy bruce. all right, tammy, i have to ask you this. we have leon panetta. everybody is giving him credit because he said obviously we have to look at it. then he took the slant "but these are big operations. you never know. the left hand may not know what the right hand is doing." what's your take? >> that's just habit. that's what they're alw

leon panetta, i remember leon panetta from benghazi. in 2013, he said something like he was drinking that clinton kool-aid. we did not have an intelligence warning. we didn't have enough time to get military assets to respond to benghazi. when we were in northern africa, that's where i stopped with panetta. what's your take on panetta now? >> he's usually pretty reasonable, judge. he's one of the money and obama's security teams that wanted him to leave isis and isis could have been dealt with. it's fascinating how nobody seemed to know who paid. debbie wasserman schultz had no knowledge of this. john podesta, hillary spokesperson had no knowledge. i wonder -- she played this shenanigans and got hillary the debate customs. i wonder what her role is and has anyone asked hilary about this? >> jeanine: isn't it interesting that we have not heard from hillary in the past few days? >> she's on her book tour, judge. how about somebody hasn't called and asked her about it? >> jeanine: she must be in the woods with that dog again. even leon pan

pat and leon? >> all right, david culver. for the nat that the kids are okay. >>> fear and panic spread across social media earlier today after people saw this fire near logan circle. the smoke could be seen for miles. no one knew what it was and some people were even concerned that it might have been a terror attack. however, d.c. fire says it was a big blaze that started on the roof of an apartment building on q street northwest. one fire fighter had minor injuries. news 4's chris gordon talked to a mother who rushed out of the building with her 8 month old son and her dog. >> i just heard a couple of pops and i heard sirens so i ran out to see what was going on. and i saw the fire department going upstairs. so then i went back down, got my son and carried out my dog apartments. it's still not clear how it started. >> we have another reason to watch the skies. new developments in the tropics. we told you this morning when tropical storm nate formed so now we're getting a better idea of where it is going and how it is going

christine leon. "fox5 local news". >> thank you very much. 4:50 is the time charlottesville police is serve for ten suspects wanted in connection with an assault that he interrupted in violence. tlees are look for two women and eight men that assaulted a by standers. the bystanders suffered minor injuries. >> this morning washington nationals television analyst ray knight face aggravated assault and batsry charges. fairfax county police say knight got into a fight at alexandria home early monday morning with acquaintance. he did not want to talk about what happened and den oozes witness accounts hat the two men fighting wring drunk. >> m coming up, nfl ink as i deal with the transportation security administration. >> and scientists now believe super storm similar to sanldy are becoming a norma cross the blobe. >> as we head look across the region 4:50. 64 degrees. back in a moment ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. beca

>> leon harris. thank you, leon. >>> the shooter's motive is still unknown tonight, and the one woman who may know is on her way back to the united states right now. marilou danley is a woman of interest and just now she boarded a flight from the philippines. she lived in the same home in mesquite, nevada, the same home where police found 47 firearms and loads of ammunition. and he sent $100,000 to a philippines bank account. >>> tina was shot in the head at that concert. doctors had to remove her right eye to save her life. frost grew up here in ann arundel county. she was a star soccer player. a gofundme account has now been set up to help her family with the mounting medical bills, and you can find the link to contribute on our nbc washington app. just search las vegas victims. >>> reminders of sunday's massacre are all over the street. news4 erin gilchri -- aaron gils there. >> reporter: sara rutherford shot this video with her cell phone as she and were running away from the las vegas strip. >>

leon, doreen, back to you. >> all right. >> all right. thank you, chris. >> turning to our weather now, get ready for another blast of cold air tomorrow morning. it was chilly out there. >> good news for those of you who like to wear your sweaters and your boots. saw those today. good news for the rest of us it won't last long. doug is tracking this big temperature swing. what's the word, man? >> that's what we have this time of year. like we had on sunday, close to 80 to what we saw this morning, 30s in many locations. take a look at the numbers. this is what we woke up to on our tuesday morning. 35 in gaithersburg, 34 in winchester, 34 in manassas. numerous areas of frost and tomorrow morning could be even colder across much more of the region. that's why we have the advisory in effect. it now includes the entire d.c. metro area including downtown washington. i think this is really not the downtown area. this is for areas in the suburbs of d.c. proper. but even down towards southern maryland, all of northern virginia, and look back towa

leÓn felipe gonzÁlez nos pone al tanto desde las vegas. ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: ha sido la noche mÁs larga para la ciudad que nunca duerme. la masacre sorprendiÓ a 22,000 personas que asistieron a un festival de mÚsica country. las rÁfagas de disparos continuaron por un perÍodo de 10 minutos. esta mujer y su hija sobrevivieron a la balacera, se tiraron al piso, avanzaron en grupo y asÍ lograron salvarse. la policÍa no podía determinar que un hombre llamado steven -- stephen paddock, habÍa roto la ventana de su habitaciÓn y disparo a diestra y siniestra. la policÍa de las vegas confirmÓ que paddock, tenÍa miles de municiones, por eso logrÓ que las balas impactara 600 personas. >> me siento mal porque esta es mi ciudad, aquÍ nací. leÓn: los que viven en las vegas llegaron a dejar las primeras ofrendas. a pesar de que el estado islÁmico ha reivindicado el ataque. el fbi sigue negando esta versiÓn. stephen paddock se quitÓ la vida y se llevÓ el secreto del mÓvil del crimen. en las vegas, nevada. univisiÓn. >> aunque esta masacrÉ tiene varios elementos de un narcoterrorista, prop

pat, leon, back over to you. >> all right, good deal. thanks, erika. >> you know, doctors used to think of colon cancer as a disease for older patients. >> not any more. more middle aged people are battling it these days. early detection is a key to effectively fighting colon cancer. in the early stages you may not experience symptoms. >> doctors use colonoscopies. when patients do have symptoms they include bloody stool and abdominal pain. >> the fight against colon cancer is something we're talking about today is because it's personal for a member of the nbc news family. doreen gentzler now to explain. she has two special guests with her. doreen? >> i do. a couple good looking gentlemen, i might add. craig melvin, you will be familiar with because he used to be here with us at nbc 4 for many years. but you don't probably know this good looking guy. this is his brother lawrence. and we'll check in with you in a moment, but we're talking about colon cancer here. and, lawrence, you have been diagnosed with colon cancer and you've got a me

that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video that was released at the time. right. now. and amazing video but was it really over after a bola health services in the three countries affected were decimated and doctors and nurses were dead economies were hurt leading to job losses and the survivors of the disease were often stigmatized and shunned so almost four years after the outbreak where do things stand now joining us now john james is head of communications for unicef sierra leone. is an ebola survivor in monrovia liberia back to worry is founder of the. survivor dream project in london. is deputy director of the national public health institute in monrovia liberia and infectious disease epidemiologist who joins us on the phone welcome to the stream everyone now for a day you were last on this show in twenty fifteen take a look here at my laptop the ambulance driver one of the people profiled and several pieces of coverage on the about the outbreak how has

as promised, joined by leon panetta. his many former titles include director of the office of management and congressman, founder of panetta institute and walnut farmer and that's the title you will always have first and last. correct? mr. panetta? >> yeah. you can use whatever title you'd like. i like the watt nulnut farmer o >> former secretary of state john kerry put out a statement on the president's remarks on iran and i'm curious if you share his anger that's in here, to be honest. it's a reckless abandonment of facts in favor of ego and ideology from a president who would rather play a high stakes game of chicken with the congress and with iran than admit that the nuclear agreement is working. pretty personal, pretty harsh. do you see this that way? >> well, i think it is a, a terrible mistake at a very dangerous time in the world. it's not to say that there aren't legitimate concerns here about iran, with regards to their support for terrorism, their development of missiles, their general contribution instability

before meeting leon i hit downtown to talk to some locals. you know this is. reggae music to my ears. but where is he from. i. mean the gun is you. know you i don't know jamaica. meeting up with. dreadlocks. she doesn't have dreads anyway well one brit. this could include. sort of first thing i want to know is how it's. been ireland some jamaicans and you know a lot of it i would call trying to. explain his nickname explain where did that come from. my dad gave me the name and we just started before. he's just like yeah you know you know. i've been i mean i've been from that i've been and chipmunk movie yeah let's see if he does. everybody have been on the chipmunks until it was you know until it was chipmunk until it was chippy you know. but somebody said you know they have been close here. my life on ok no i love the moment so. so by the end of this interview i'll be calling you chipping in this. morning on this road landslide was no walk in the park you know when i look back on my life that i didn't go so at peace it wasn't easy and i mean it wasn't bad as

. >>> leon thank you. tomorrow president obama is jumping back on the campaign trail and into the political fairway. the former president is throwing northam. obama will join northam for a rally tomorrow in richmond. gop also holding a campaign and gillespie when be with supporters in chesapeake. >> returning back to the weather now. doug back. >> i would have liked to have done some nighttime roller coaster. it was a spectacular day out there. bright blue skies, temperatures today, upper 60s, low 70s. a cooler fight but not nearly as cold. past few nights we've been dealing with frost out there, that won't be the case in most areas. 53 rock vil. that's as low as we're going to get in most areas. making our way through the next couple of days. another cool start tomorrow. a fantastic afternoon tomorrow, that leads right into a great friday. tracking your we next week. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. >>> sheriff's departments in prince george's county arrested a man they say swiped tens of thousands

y el actual gobernador de nuevo leon jaime rodriguez.. --los aspirantes tendran que recaudar ochocientas mil firmas para certificar su candidatura expertos creen haber encontrado una vacuna para prevenir el mal del zika... un virus que se ha propagado de una forma indiscriminada... pero este nuevo medicamento, como nos explica yulieth botello, podria salvar miles de vidas.... desde enero del 2015 han habido mas de cinco mil casos del zika confirmados en los estados unidos. 47 por ciento de ellos fueron transmitidos sexualmente segun el centro para el control y p revencion de enfermedades.. eduardo olivarez"debe protegerse cuando tiene actividades sexuales si tienen los sintomas, la ronita q le da es en el pecho y en la espalda" y aunque segn expertos tecnicamente el zika aun no esta clasificado como una enfermedad de transmision sexual, ya que en su mayoria se contagia por la picadura de un mosquito, el virus puede vivir hasta 188 dias en el semen del hombre. eso significa que su pareja pudiera transmitirle la infeccion ,seis meses despue

leon? >> all right. can't wait to hear that from you. pat collins reporting live. >>> breaking news to a story we first told you about earlier this month. charges have a 24-year-old who is in custody after he convinced a 22-year-old man with autism to give him his bank card back in august. prophet then posed as that victim and withdrew the money at a montgomery county bank. >>> chopper 4 is over the scene of an accident over a farm in loudoun county. somehow a man got trapped in farming equipment. firefighters were able to free him and he was airlifted to the hospital and is in serious condition. loudoun county sheriff's office is investigating. >>> president george h.w. bush is responding to allegations that he inappropriately touched an actress during a photo-op. erika, what is going on? >> reporter: the allegations come from heather lynn who was posing for four years ago. he said that he touched her from behind and acted like it was a joke. she shared this story after seeing the former president at hurricane harvey relief concert. the

. >>> kevin leone wants medicare -- kevin de leon wants medicare extended to everyone. on twitter, de leon said: senator dianne feinstein in next year's electi de leon is currently the president pro tem of the california senate. >> the democrat is challenging senator dianne feinstein in next year's election. de leon is currently the president pro tem of the california senate. feinstein is top on the financial committee. >>> the naacp has issued a travel advisory for airline passengers. anne makovec is live at the san francisco international airport to explain why american airlines is being targeted. >> reporter: the group saying that american airlines has been discriminatory to black passengers. it says this behavior cannot be dismissed as random or normal and that it might just be the tip of the iceberg. part of the travel advisory sent out by the naacp warns of a, quote, corporate culture of racial insensitivity and possible racial bias. it went on to claim booking and boarding flights on american airlines could subject them, being blacks, to disrespectful, discrimina

. >>> leon harris, at the health desk. the 30-year-old steven howard has been arrested in committing an act of terrorism. last night witnesses called 911 to report the car on fire. police found explosives next to the car. turns out no one was hurt. just a matter of feet away from the campus of college of william and mary where homecoming celebration is happening this weekend. police posted around the >> leon, thank you, decades after it starts the annual marine core marathon is still going strong. keeping runners and fans safe is the highest priority as it ever been. police are working with security crews at hotels along the course. the race starts and end in arlington, tens and thousands of runners will snake through alexander, rosalind and dc. dozens of roads will close, some of them at 3:30 in the morning. we have a full list on our nbc washington app. >> you were there last year. >> it is an amazing event every year with tens and thousands of people from all walks of life. whether it is a first marathon or 47, every ru

pat, leon? >> this is crazy. >> big upset. >> crazy. >> all right, thanks, chris. >> first at 4:00, thousands of gallons of fuel have leaked just steps from apartments and people fear the fumes could make them sick. >> now, this fuel spilled at a gas station on king street in alexandria. people nearby there tell us that they are not getting answers to their questions about it. >> so, news 4's chris gordon went out there looking for answers. he's live with a scene with a closer look. what have you found, chris? >> reporter: well, pat and leon, behind me you see a huge water tank and over here crews that have been working very hard. down the block you'll see they're digging trenches with steam shovels. crews on the scene are pipes that remove gas out of the groundwater and sump pumps. around two residential buildings here, the pipes have disrupted traffic. some residents say they smell gas fumes and they're afraid of an explosion or a fire. they say they aren't getting enough information and they

and battling breast cancer was even more of a challenge for women in sierra leone. donald trump's former campaign manager paul metaphors and his business associate have been charged with conspiring against the united states it's also imagine a third man who served as a campaign advisor has admitted lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia well the white house there's deflecting the news saying none of it has anything to do with donald trump a white house correspondent kimberly halkett reports. trump do solemnly swear don. trump has been in office less than a year but this is perhaps the most significant day of his presidency so far on monday two of his former associates avoided handcuffs and turned themselves into the authorities in washington. the first is paul mann afford the former chair of donald trump's presidential election campaign the other is rick gates a longtime business associate of matter forts and worked with the white house until march both men appeared in court pleading not guilty to a dozen charges they include conspiracy against the unite

. >> and i'm leon harris here. ray knight was arrested over the weekend after a fight in his northern virginia home and hauled off to jail. >> i just know that anything i say is not going to matter until the process works itself out. >> however, he did shed some light on what happened. news 4's meagan fitzgerald spoke to him and joins us from alexandria. megan, did he tell you any more than that? >> reporter: so, doreen, he tells us that he was watching the yankees take on the astros early sunday morning. he says hours later, four guys came over to his apartment, which is just behind us here. he says he didn't even know one of the guys that he got into a fight with and everything went down hill from there. >>> clarification as t >>> with a bandaged up hand charles ray knight, a former major league all-star baseball player. >> i'm just saying 100% he threw at him on purpose. >> reporter: and nationals sports announcer talked to me about the events early sunday morning which landed him in a jail cell for a few hours.

breast cancer at its stigma we look at how one organization is confronting the challenge in sierra leone . there's been major developments in the investigation into links between russia and the campaign to get donald trump elected as u.s. president trumps former campaign manager paul modified and his business associates at been charged with conspiring against the u.s. it's also in the us that a third man who served as a campaign advisor has pleaded guilty to lying to the. f.b.i. about his contacts with russia the white house though is deflecting the news saying that none of this has anything to do with donald trump a white house correspondent kimberly helka reports. trump do solemnly swear donald trump has been in office less than a year but this is perhaps the most significant day of his presidency so far on monday two of his former associates avoided handcuffs and turned themselves into the authorities in washington the first is paul mann afford the former chair of donald trump's presidential election campaign the other is rick gates a longtime business associate of matter forts and wo

wendy, leon? >> aaron, i would imagine since so many people go to las vegas for a celebration or whatever, if they were not directly involved with this or impacted by this directly, i would imagine that by today, you know, life is sort of moving on for them and they are going to continue their celebrations or whatever they came to vegas to do. is that the feeling you're getting? >> reporter: absolutely, wendy. if you go in the other direction on the strip, if you were far enough down, you wouldn't have known anything was happening down here, i don't think. when i came through the new york, new york hotel to get to this location to do this live report, there were people in the casino playing the slots, gambling, smoking, the things you'd expect to happen in vegas here. so for most people if they are aware of what is going on, i don't know how they couldn't be aware, they are still trying to continue for most of them i think a vacation here in las you just arrived. i assume there is no way you can g

before meeting leon i hit downtown to talk of some locals. you know this is. reggae music to my ears. but where is he from. the union. i. mean the guns you have. i don't know jimi. meeting up with. dreadlocks. she doesn't have dreads anyway but one brit kind of feel good in pete way. sort of first thing i want to know is how. they didn't know that yeah i've been around some jamaicans and you know a lot of it i would call trying to. explain his nickname explain chippy where did that come from. my dad gave me the name and we just started before. he's just like yeah you know you look like. i've been i mean i've been from the i've been on chipmunks move yeah let's see if he does. everybody have been on the chipmunks until it was us out of you know until it was chipmunk until it was chippy you know. but somebody said to people you know they have been close here. my life on ok no i love the moment so. so by the end of this interview i'll be calling you chippy and this. morning this road leontes life was no walk in the park you know when i look back on my life that i

fighting breast cancer and stigma we look at how one organization is confronting the challenge in sierra leone . now spain's top prosecutor is expected to seek charges against those responsible for of that led to catalonia declaring independence the ousted catalan leaders. may face arrest. on friday madrid sacked catalonia his government dissolved its parliament and called a snap election for the region in december hundreds of thousands of people rallied in barcelona on sunday to call for a united spain andrew simmons joins us now live from barcelona andrew bogut my timings right here. the prosecutor's action in court should have started by now what has been happening there. what we're expecting is a statement from the prosecutor general within the next half hour will this actually set out the charges that have been decided upon that's unclear we'll await that statement but the options seem to be either a charge of sedition which could carry a fifteen year sentence in jail that's a maximum sentence or rebellion which is more unlikely is felt because rebellion would mean violence being involved

and the deuce them to it and they introduce leon to a bit of german culture to do you know. i read somewhere that you say about his speaking from eating yams so the stereotype question here is all jamaicans can run fast. growing food which would be. potato. those things so i think that's what. makes us originally strong begun fast you know so have you ran with him yet have you tried to run i've never tried to run a team. don't think on this at. all jamaicans or late when i'm here i'm never like that i'm. always on time in jamaica it's a different thing it's a different culture i think it is true because most people are always late like they will tell you some stories you'll never believe. it's hard for me to believe. everything is irie. is that too much too much is yeah that's not so modern ok with everything good money everything good money. so that means like everything is good money. leon should be they would has come a long way in his twenty years in plans to go even further i have. a lot more to go and this is. always a learning process you know so i'm just going to con

so, peter, full disclosure, crazy coincidence, i know leon very well. i went to college with him and his ex-wife was one of my good friends in college so i spent a lot of time with him because of her. i have to say he did raise some red flags amongst friends but nothing to this degree. how is he doing now? >> well, he's in jail awaiting trial and he has flipped on the woman he said he loved more than any on earth, saying if he had never met valerie mcdaniel none of this would have happened to him, and he says she bank rolled all of this. prosecutors though believe that's just a ridiculous story, that he was the mastermind behind this. >> how did two doctors end up hiring a hitman? >> i know. >> it is like you guys hired a hitman. so they've been complaining about their exes. she had gone through this bitter divorce. talking around the office somebody said, well, you know, i know this person who's an ex-iraq war veteran, of middle eastern extraction. they did profiling and thought, gee, he'd kill somebody. they hooked them up and the hitman turned out to

twenty three percent decrease in health services delivery in sierra leone and then i know that people online are also talking about that you know we also got this tweet from nigeria from seed in nigeria take a look she says we lost dr stella she heard of the widespread of the able a virus risking her life to place patrick sawyer in quarantine and that was a case in lagos nigeria and so could you speak to what has been the effect of losing these doctors and to other health care workers who are dying and able outbreak how have you been able to try to rebuild from that point. when a challenge is to do it. this week is the anniversary of the ironic term the young dr that the skull and kentucky people involved. a call not a good at the person i was pondering also. that a skull and water walk. and seneca saw his young wife with a young baby woke up and i was just crying because i cannot believe that's complete the medical school another begin was against he took the risk go to the tribunal any contact with the ball as he died and then flew first or yell later the was gone all. apartments on

valerie mcdaniel and leon jacob fell in love and planned to get married. peter van sant got an exclusive interview with the man who posed as a hit man. >> it's a long drawn out story that's led to an unbelievable conclusion. >> reporter: this is the voice of dr. valerie mcdaniel recording an audio diary. in 2017 this recently divorced veterinarian began dating a surgeon, leon jacob. >> i looked at him and smiled and he smiled back. just a beautiful person. >> she exuberance of energy i cannot describe. we were planning on getting married. >> reporter: but there were obstacles. a stalking charge by leon's ex-girlfriend that could derail his career and a custody battle between valerie and her ex-husband. >> he was a narcissist. >> reporter: so in the spring of 2017 authorities say leon hatched a diabolical plan. >> my name is mow as thmoataz a >> are you a hit man? >> no. >> were youer going to murder someone for money? >> no, no. i would never do that. >> instead taz aee with the houston police in an underkoch sting operation. they've got the potential vict

we're so happy and thrilled to have leon harris. he will be stopping by at the event. he is one of our celebrities. leon is not just there for the publ publicity he is a long-time partner with central union mission. as long as he's been in the city he has been a staunch supporter with his time and money, and we love leon harris. >> you can still get tickets to heart and soul, october 25thth at dock five at union market by logging on to missiondc.org. i hope you will get tickets and go and to something good. thank you so much to all of you for being with us. thank you. that is "news 4 your sunday." all of the broadcasts are on the website. i'm pat lawson muse. thanks for being with us. ♪ ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and

de nuevo leon hubo motn pero el control es total. el vocero de seguridad de la entidad reconocio que tras las rejas hay miembros de mas de 50 grupos criminales y eso hacemas dificil mantener el control y la paz. en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo ---el departamento de seguridad nacional dijo que cuatro de los ocho prototipos del muro fronterizo ya estn listos en un area de la ciudad de san diego y los cuatro restantes sern terminados en las prximas dos semanas ---cada muro mide hasta 30 pies de altura y 30 pies de largo --- el pasado 4 de octubre la cmara de representantes aprov un paquete de 14mil millones para la seguridad entre el 2018 y 2021 -- el gobierno de donald trump planea un sistema de rendimiento para los jueces de inmigracin -- y eso es medir el tiempo invertido para finiquitar la cantidad de casos en cierto perido de tiempo. --- los detalles completo no se han dado a conocer todavia pero la casa blanca di a conocer el tema en el que presenta sus principios migratorios al congreso estadounidense --cientficos aseguran ten

in sierra leone, a place that "save the children" ranknks as one of the very worst places to be a mom, a new government program is trying to turn the tide, as we sesee in this short film from "v"viewchange." woman: aftfter a brutatal decade-l-long conflict, sierra leone has the highest child and maternal mortality rates in the world. [music plalays] [dr. tagie gbawru-mansaray] i'm a medical doctor housed here at the princess christian maternity hospspital. narrator: one in five children die before their first birthday and one in eight women die during pregnancy. narrator: the one referral hospital in the capital of freetown services a population of over 400,000 people. ibraham thorlie: good afternoon. narrator: though the hospital is severely understaffed, it is not the only reason so many people are dying. [ibrahamam thorlie] narrator: and often, those patients who come too late are very close to death. [ibraham thorlie] narratoror: rather t than watchg their patients die, many doctorors and nursrses like rerc pay fofor the worst caseses from ththeir own small l salaries. nanarrator:

keep in mind secondarys kristin leon is breaking news. police continue to search for a suspect involved in an rarmd rocky in montgomery county and she'll have the lailingtet from the location. as you can see flashing lights caution this morning. we're dealing with construction outbound rock creek parkway virginia avenue norm west. that is closed off to avoid that area on out bound side. as we make our way over to 66 during the clear. cambridge road dealing with construction fairfax and 66. caution there. metro service picks up 5 . any questions erinfoxdc twitter holly and wisdom. >> thanks supreme court agreed to hear auto peel by redistrictsing advocacy group. they argue the current redistricting process focuses too heavily on protecting incumbent and political parties. a judge ruled to uphold current lines and the group claims during the 2011 redistricting process lawmakers violated requirement that election districts must be compact. >> and time now 4:49 a d.c. man will spipd more than three months in jail for illegally riding atv in a