makers and house speaker paul ryan. and as you can see big stories tonight at 6:30 we invite you to join the conversation and use that 5@630. let's get to the blame game n now. it continued today president trump pointing fingers at represents for the house care bill collapse. on sunday tweeted democrats are smiling in d.c. that freedom caucus and club or growth and heritage have planned parenthood and o care. there was not stuff support friday. i think the president is dispointed in the number of people he thought were lawyer that were not. >> i don't think one person will fix this by themselves.

meech time gop lawmakers putting on united front forward and democrats already on tack launching midterm election ads aimed on republicans who back the gop bill. >> i was out on friday and i'm usually not here on fridays. we were out enjoying restaurants and bars and people were watching the vote or build up to it like they were watching final four. >> i think it is fascinating. >> it really is. >> it affect millions and millions of americans and it was important to a lot of people. >> we'll see what happens moving forward. in the meantime israel ortega starts us off tonight. israel, how are you. >> good, good, thank you guys. >> are we surprised here. first the blame was on the democrats. the first thing president trump says is well, couldn't get any democratic support. then swichdz to republicans. what's the game blan here? >> yeah, no, these are great questions and i think president trump has to

short window to act and he's got to figure out whether he can work with these very conservative republicans or as lindsay gram just mentioned maybe possibly work with democrats who want to get things done and govrn and at the end of the day president trump wants top do that. >> as we heard lindsay gram sez say that's when he thinks needs to happen moving forward and what sean spicer swhed the president said he was serious about working with democrats. >> we're not saying it's the end of healthcare but we're looking for a way forward and i think a lot of the members and again on both side of the aisle have reached out not just to the president but members of the team willing to share ideas and both tat will mack the -- they think would make the bill stronger. >> so israel you know the gop bill as it stands now is dead in the water and we heard friday both the president and gop lawmakers say we'll move on to other things writing now. and do they need to come back together and start working on something else?

does obamacare need to be fixed. >> yeah i think win of the criticisms about president trump and congress at republicans i don't think they did a good enough job selling to people about what their healthcare reform plan would do. they talk about repealing obamacare but did not do a good job in lieu of obamacare. if they go back to this they need to do a better job. president trump has to talk to the american people about why he's doing what he wants to do. >> you think about when they were running up to the affordable care act it was a long run-up. there were a lot of meeting in the grand extreme of things not a great effort to reed the bill and we saw how big the bill was. but the fact remains this really seemed this whole process seemed rush and i feel like you kloingt chance for compromise and deal pushing. >> i think it was grand total 17 legislative days if you look at president

was over 100 andal moingt a year leading to typeal vote. so yeah that has to change and i think in the interim look president trump can look at other things possibly tax reform and he's got to put point on the board. >> i want to go back real quick we talk about the president was talking about working with democrats and doing something to push this healthcare bill forward. it was freedom caucus members of gop who sort of held this up. how likely do you think we are to see them come together on this. i mean, we heard the president say and we know donald trump said he keeps list of the people who are enemies or turned his back on him. do you think they can actually work together? not just democrats but that 30 or so republican who's were against this? . we saw over the weekend congressman ted poe resigned over the weekend and not all of the freedomp

sore were holding out and voting or it. at the end of the day there was a chairman strict about how to actually do this and that ultimately was partly responsible why they were focused and got what they needed. >> thanks for joining us. thank you. >> all right a warning to maryland lawmakers so-called sanctuary cities that protect illegal immigrants shoulding prosecuted attorney general jeff sessions had to say that today and ronica cleary is here with more on this one. break it down for us ronica. >> reporter: jim and shawn you opened the show and talked about administration moving on. that that was made abund andly clear in today's press bri briefing. when the pristine secretary brings a gift he wants to talk about repeal and replacement of obamacare and what happened today. he brought in jeff sessions to talk about the strict enforcement of sanctuary cities

physical they do not comply or work with federal agencies if there is imgraiing and custom enforcement order detainer against those individuals. now interestingly nephew know you don't normally think of president trump and president obama having similar ideas being put forward and when the room opened for questions to attorney general the second question in that room was, doesn't this sound a lot like something that president obama put forth in the summer of 2 2015? take a listen to what the attorney general had to say. >> isn'tly the policies of the obama administration that were issued last july made clear that you should not be receiving certain federal funds if are you not in compliance with 1373. fundamentally we intend to use all lawful authority we have to make sure that our state and local officials who are so foreign law enforce respectin sync with the

government. and so, it's true. now in this summer of 2015 the president worked with house gop members to put forth measure is that the would limit some federalfunding to sanctuaries. whm jurisdiction dozen not work with immigrations and customs enforcement and obviously and pomp and circumstance if you will this is not a bath of honor the obama administration would ware on your test whereas the trump administration brought out the attorney general and they made a clear statement we heard him had talk about it on the campaign trail and within light of maryland legislature to make maryland sanctuary city. we have larry hogan who said it will not happen on his watch and makes the issue closer to home and district is sanctuary city as well. >> all right. "fox5" ronica cleary, thanks, ronica. >> i think wuvrnt interesting poin s

this. pomp and circumstance the trump administration did this with pomp and circumstance and obama administration didn't and we heard more democrats blasting and saying the federal government cannot bully these local jurisdictions and when we were talking about this earlier you brought up a good point about what they did during the obama administration. >> trust me i mean that sound has been going around online today like hey you cannot have it both ways. so again, but you know this administration they are administration. they made thoughts known and they made their word known to the people of maryland. they're going to move forwardthon. >> russia grabbed out of the coat tails this administration and another thing has them b buzzing apply for white house hard pass. >> sput nick would be participating 22 overseas outlets that report on and follow actions. hadas gold is here to join us. >> thanks for joining us. great to be here. >> for viewers watching right now not familiar with

the name of this publication what is it. >> they're probably thinking satellite which is what it was named for but what this is sputnick in 2014 was coupled out of state russian industries dismantling and put back together it's a buzz feed of sorts for a russian state-funded news organization. it's a little fun, little lighter, it's still definitely pro russian. >> are there any other -- what other global state-run news agency have that kind of access to the white house? >> well, they're actually are quite a few state-funded news agencies that have access to the white house and are part of the foreign press pool. part of the pool that foe follows the president around. that includes chinese state television service. that's more in line with that. however when you compare it to the bbc which is getting funding from great britain ubc has more independenc

caused a lot of people to talk with sputnik they push a pro russian line and during the election they seem to be a little pro donald trump which was interesting. and the fact they never really applied for a -- before and now having a white house hard pass that's more access and that means they'll be part of the pool that covers president every day for rest of news. >> hadas i'm cure qulaws are the criteria to go through to be approved for something like this? >> right, so, it's controlled by white house foreign press group and among some criteria you cannot be based in united states and they have to prove through the state department they're based elsewhere and after that there's a few other criteria they need. but it's actually not, not that hard having congressional press pass is helpful in getting the white house hard pass. and actually getting congressional

critical. you have to prove your eye little more independent ept. it will be interesting to see if they get a congressional pass which they are applying for. >> thanks for being with us. thank you. >> sure. >> let's talk about the weather out there. because it was gorgeous. certainly latter half of the day. got up to 70 something. >> is it started the way it started out was the way it ended too. we saw the fog carried over and then bye-bye. >> i know. >> shawn, you're right we got up to 75 today. it felt fantastic and was very dramatic warm-up after we ditched fog. listen, clouds will be back later tonight. there could be a touch of fog and we cannot rule out a few showers later tonight overnight and off and on during the day tomorrow. while we're going to get another mild day tomorrow we are going to have to make sure you have those umbrellas handy and expect to maybe need a little extra time for those commutes because rain and maybe even thunderstorms could slow you down a little bit. we'll keep scattered showers and few thunderstorms in the forecast for tuesday. and

they probably won't be severe. one or two of them could have gusty wind and maybe a little hail. but not expecting any kind of big severe weather outbreak. we can use the rain. but after we get through tuesday we're back to sunshine on wednesday. and the temperatures will drop a little bit. we'll be right back in the mid 0s tomorrow and it looks like wednesday will be in the mid 60s. although a nice, bright day. we're a bit unsettled as we get to late week pattern and temperatures drop down to the 50s with more rain showers around before we finish workweek on friday in particular looking like it may be wet day. weatherhead lines and jim and shawn, all things considered i still think march is going out like a lamb. how about you. >> i agree, sue, absolutely. >> love the 70s. >> i'm paying attention for baseball games. we have home on are monday. >> that's the focus. >> that's all i'm looking for. >> a lot of people are looking at that too, indeed. coming up tonight the family of imite will is headed to capitol hill and what they hope to accomplish b

the justice department. we'll be right back.

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>> in summer 1955 chicago teen aim are was visiting relatives in mississippi a white woman accused a girl of whistling at steve hershorn husband and several other men kidnapped tortured and beat her to death. the men were tried and acquitted and his mother left the casket top expose brutality of racism. the decision helped gal have a niz. the woman that accused mill initially admitted she lied about the teenager making advances to her. the imitel wants to prevent other disturbing crimes from happening. >> they plan to meet with jeff sessions at the department of justice. cofounder of the foundation here tonight. debra. >> than

>> and this is a matter that gaend a lot more attention over the last year or so. and what's intent or tell me about the foundation. >> well the foundation was started in 2005 on 50th anniversary around 5 pl of e emit's murder and our whole purpose is following in the footsteps of mobly that is to help preserve the legacy of emmitt and help the word understand the meaning of his death and wht it meant to her. she actually wanted the world to know what happened. so there would not be a repeat of ugly parts of our past history. although there are ugly murders that occurred before emme. it. it's i think this was a spark that started several rights movement by having an on casket funeral. >> you'll be tomorrow meeting with attorney general jeff sessions why? what do you hope to accomplish. >> our meeting there is to

actually talk about the emmetten souvled crimes civil right act that act and bill was passed in december signed by president obama. and it is law now. and so it's very important that we work on implementing that law. >> for folks who don't know what exactly is the law? what does it mean? >> than is till bill 2 if you will is what it is known as. there was a bill before that which was unsolved civil rights crimes act till bill one and that was to look at unsolved civil rights crimes that occurred from before up through 1969 and that bill was expiring in 2017. so, there was a group of very thoughtful individuals, along with southern poverty law center, and the cold case justice initiative and naacp and maimy till mobile foundation and emmett til

campaign and filmmaker keith bowl, shawn wanted to make sure the bill deposit die and was reauthorized. now we have till bill two sound into law and that will take to look at cases forward from 6 '69 through 1979. it extend that opportunity for the federal department of justice and federal government to take a look at those cases. >> the issue of civil right came up during session's confirmation hearings. the issue of coretta scott king writing a letter years ago saying jeff sessions was not a firm advocate for self right. by oning this dialogue what do you hope to accomplish and come out of this. >> the first thing that's a great question. the first thing is to on the lines of communications. we have to both have to work on both sides of the aisle. this is a bipartisan issue and supported by republicans and democrats alike and led by senator

congressman john lewis and this is on the lines of communications, alvin sykes with the emmett till justice campaign he had this over 40 years with working with unsolved cases. this is continuation of that. i had a wouldn't full opportunity joining minimum in the heat,. on line of communication and making sure attorney general sessions knows that this say priority. we want it to be a priority for the civil rights division and for the attorney general's office. we want to have that dialogue with him to impress upon him the importance of. it and there are other families that up like us, you know, we did not receive any skustis. you know with emmett till's murder and there's other families that need to know the truth and what happened to their loved ones and some that never seevd any justice or never any adjudication or any type of hearings or ina rest based on loved ones they lost

so this gives us an opportunity to explore that and we want to develop a master plan and implementation plan. >> we certainly -- i'm sorry we're getting a wrap. there we wish you guys all the best in successes as you meet with the attorney general tomorrow. debra watts, cousin of emmett till. >> we're back after this

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>> jared kushner is about to get more responsibility in his father in law's administration. >> white house office of american innovations aimed adds reforming federal government using ideas from the private sector $been reported the ertz ais sdevrping after the inauguration. the group has met since then and talked about the ceo and ways to change programs veterans affairs and improve work departments and target opiate addiction. >> in case you didn't figure it out jerry kushner is married tore ivanka trump h

daughter. >> we know she will have the office in the white house maybe not a defined role like jared kushner there you have. it speaking of the trums neighbors of ivanka and jared are angry because their sidewalks are closed and public parking spots are overrun. >> the family and have not figured the trash pick young yet. the area is a few miles away from the white house and used to having vip residents. ivanka and family railroad focus of complaints at recent community meeting. folks were excited at first because they liked security and now it's causing problems and they say they can't get down the streets and sidewalks and yeah. >> all right i guess that's sdaivrpinger of having high frovl neighbors. >> in sat same neighborhood rex tillerson moved to than bomb bam as, they have a lot of. >> a lot of people out will. >> bright bart is moving conservative news organization is out of the house where ste

>> he used to run the far right conservative web site before trump's campaign manage erin now he's chief white house strategist. brought part operated outside of bannon capitol hill home. they're expected to have a an office in down done d.c. later this springtime and side note here today the right wing news web site was denied. permanent press credentials by u.s. senate press gallery until the publisher can clarify questions about ownership and funding and ties to the white house. what they did do is extend temporary pass they have for two months let's them give them access to be up there on capitol hill to interview lawmakersing in the senate gallery. >> very interesting. >> president trump has his own book. >> we're not sure he knows about that. we'll talk about that when 5 5@630 k078z right

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struck by david mack. work is hard. time for fun. come outside, big surprise. it is trucks. honk the horn. >> honk. >> buzz feed is turned president trump photo on behind wheel of semi-truck last weekend to a picture book. it's called the president and the big boy truck. the inscription says it's a fun day in the life of commander in chief and the president and big boy truck is a fun read for all ages that shares special day for the president and his love of trucks. 36 gauge pook written by david mack buzz feed sold online for $9.99. >> they made 36 pages out of that. >> maybe there's other things in there besides the horn h honking moment. >> we asked earlier today some of what you you thought of issue of healthcare and what the government's role should be moving forward. we sue see them down there on the screen. some say government should be out of it all together. and this is a good

american innovations how will they staff when there's a federal hiring freeze. >> keep watching. we'll have answers for you right here on 5@630. >> thanks, everybody. >> see you tomorrow.

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