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personal space. >> this show what it's all about. >> those are big story tonight 5@630. you know what to do. use that 5@630 and we'll show some of your tweets. more legal trouble from president trump today and district and maryland and d.c. and state of maryland sued president trump by profiting off his own businesses specifically here in the district hotels. >> it's a lot to talk about. remember president-elect had big stacks of paper and people said where -- and the whole point was divesting himself and he said he would not pull himself totally out and he would make donation. >> deposit they donate first set of money for parks and rec department. >> that was his salary. >> yes that went to parks and recs department park service. we make it sound much more significant

>> let's bring in tom fitzgerald the expertthon more than we that point, fitz take it away. >> we call you captain amolument. >> everybody loves legalees don't you want to sit down and gobble up legal talk. this has been called emolumeth clause it's not only a mouthful but fancy say of saying if are you president of the united states you cannot have conflicts of interest from getting money sdomesticly or from other governments overseas. that's what is at the heart this today. let's be clear who did this. this was not quite d.c. in maryland these were attorney generals of d.c. and maryland brian frosh democrat from maryland and d.c. and they're the ones that file in this.

>> and mention the at one point. and like the trump hotel behind us rigt now in essence even though the president said he was setting up a trust and that any time a saudi stays at a trump property in essence that is giving money to the president of the united states. and promotion of trump businesses and there's a difference between filing suit and suit actually going forward.

and this say steep climb. monuments clause is never argued in court and case law on this and judges decided in in case what amolument actually is. we're on unchartered territory. " bone enters of president will say that's exactly why we need this case because global holdings around the planet and why this case is needed. and so a lot of differing opinions in this. this is how attorney generals out line their case

it's important. >> i can tell you as i look out the window and see tower of trump international hotel we know exactly what is going on every single day. we know foreign governments are spending money in order to curry favor with the president of the united states. little respect for the rule of law. and little respect for the court's ability to enforce the law. we do not sue the president of the united states casually. i wish he would address these vie laces himself. and he has not and they must be addressed and remedied. this is a political question that needs to be settled by conress. jim, shawn, they're also

around here as well. testimony cat and brian frosh is democrat they revealed they're getting legal assistance in preparing this case by the legal watch dog of crew. as this moves forward, they are saying this is a legal case watch for push back that will foul out to who is behind this case and why they may or may not be behind it. and if you throw out that political card no matter what it's the first thing do you and works on both sides. they'll take it's kol ticks. >> president turned 21 and we'll number town to celebrate with him. altogether in the white house. first lady

son barron arrived over the weekend. >> do they sing happy birthday at the trump hotel. >> there's a lot of talk of what happened. return birthday they did a rocket ship something huge for his birthday. there was a rocket ship at one trump hotel and it flew out over and there was huge birthday cake. >> not everybody has -- i would like to watch that. >> remember chichis. >> i loved chichis which is why we should bring emily highly co-authored or at the "washington post". >> how are you. >> good. >> we were waxing poeticily of what the president could possibly do for a birthday. is this a family that makes a big deal out of birthdays. >> donald trump makes a big deal

shawn mentioned one of the birth days that involved a rocket ship kind of going through the casino. he's had before a 15 foot tall three level cake and receivers and math ixs an i can not believe they will go as a quiet night but maybe more toneded down than previous huge birthday events. >> he's president now. this has to be different and barron and first laidry are here. what do you know about the move in die amic over the weekend. >> they're now here under one roof. it was unusual for first lady to the to move into the white house. that's unprecedented thing and they taid in manhattan while barron trumped 11 finished out the school year it was

him in school they didn't want to disrupt him by uprooting him and bringing him to washington and enrolling him in a different cool. the decision was he would remain. and first lady would remain. she's been a first lady but we have not seen much of her in washington. we've seen her on occasion and weekends and mar-a-lago with the president. this is the first time we're seeing here in washington and what she plans to do with the role of first lady. >> i have to tell you when we saw the picture of mel ania and barron off the plane with the president what struck me most about barron this was the first time i didn't see him wearing a suit h he was wearing tee shirt that said the expert and apparently that shirt was so popular it sold out. >> j crew tee shirt and mel ania said he favors suits. he wants to be like his dad. he's not as she said once a sweat pants kind

he tends to dress up because that's the way dad locks. maybe the tee shirt is re rebelling from dad and had a fidget spinner with him. which i think most parents will immediately recognize. because apparently this is like the thing that every kid has at their finger tips. >> it's the hottest thing. >> typical kid. >> hottest thing. >> one of my children asked for one i said no. you want it because everybody else has it. >> dpivrt kid has one two. >> emily highly it's glad to you have on. we hope to have you back soon. >> sure thing. >> it may be the kind from the dollar store like everybody else. >> just because. >> the russian probe got more fallout. president under pressure to release tapes of knks and remember president said there were tapes. he sweeted

never said word tapes he said james comey better hope there's not tapes. he said you'll fipt out in a short amount of time. >> james comey testimony he said oh, lordy i hope there are tapes. so we'll see. >> well on the hill tomorrow, attorney general jeff sessions is preparing for his own appearance before the senate intell committee it's unclear if he'll testify in public or pinned closed doors. the president gets more pressure from democrats and republicans. >> last week was infrastructure week shawn got me a nice gift and they is workforce development week highlighting skills gap and job openings record high and workers are struggling to find workers with the right skills. the president plan has been in work for months and secretary of labor and education and commerce. >> well, if you don't have to work it may be a good time to get outside and hit the swimming pool. >> i think so. >> it's hot, hot. >> sue is here we'll look at

get today. >> jim, shawn, tied record reagan national 5 degrees lost done in 20002 didn't break it tied it. low 0s everywhere else. we have to fidget spin our way to one more hot day tomorrow. we actually have two more hot days tomorrow last of mid 90s. a warm night tonight we'll drop into the 70s. that means we start on owe warm note tomorrow. tomorrow will be hot day if you are really sensitive to the heat you may have noticed humidity was not out of control today and it's going to sneak up a bit tomorrow which means heat index could be closer to feeling like upper 90s to 100 tuesday and there could be a couple of thunderstorms rome around tomorrow afternoon and better chance of thunderstorms around on wednesday. that will be beginning of relief rolling into town as we get into thursday and latter part of the week we're going to see a break in the heat but we'll also see increased chances for showers around. those are weather headlines. get ready for another hot one tomorrow, jim, shawn, back to

>> thank you very much sue we appreciate it. >> on the way we'll be back and this is annie yu versey very somber one out of orlando we talk about pulse one year late erin what's done here in d.c.. back after this 5@60 ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪

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residents remember the 49 lives lost at the florida night club. governor rick scott ordered flags around the state to be flown at half staff. at noon church bells rang 49 times throughout orlando. >> here locally a candlelight vigil is in dupont circle. this is kip joining us live ahead the victim ill thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> it's hard to believe one year and i think it's e

remember where they were when they started seeing result and what's planned for tonight. >> well tonight the ending gun violence organizing this rally and members of lgbt communities and guns against d.c. and others will commorate and chorus of washington sings and mayor becauseer will be there and remembering those who died or were injured and also the khunty affected and still recovering from this tragic event. >> hoy have things improved or stayed the same. and we'll see the push to get a little handle on guns after we see the horrific shooting and you look at the national level in states like washington and connecticut and california and elsewhere and state

strong moves to improve gun laws and make restrictions logical and background checks and those who had optimistic violence and and things ever that nature. we have to remain vigilant and try to get them to consider what we're looking for and ban aggravated assault rifles and things like that common sense. >> and we saw a very buzz didn't fwheek d.c. with pride march saturday. yesterday there was the march which are two separate occasion and how would you describe the sentiment of the lgbtq communicate any

to this year. >> with election and complete republican congress and we feel like what they've been doing and i coming up with information in 2020 where they acknowledge pride month for the first time ever. they seem to be discounting our presence as human beings that's you upsetting we're discounted in the pat and we're not going away we're here as other minoritys. even certain sectors. we have the rights they reserve. so we want there to be accountability for rights and we protested and we're not going away. >> all right. >> we have rights. >> absoluly

where isthe event tonight. >> tonight dupont circumstance. >> dupont circle thank you. > thank you very much. >> thanks for coming in. >> how trump effect is plague a rome in the gubernatorial race narrator: the washington post endorses dr. ralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop

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>> tuesday, primary day in virginia. voters will decide who will represent the democrats and republicans in the race for governor, lieutenant governor and key house races in virginia. >> analysts feel this primary could illustrate how voters feel about president trump and kind of response they want from democrats. new poll shows cory stewart surged past ed gillespie nominee four years ago going into the lead in the race for republican primary. it's still close, 42-41 stewart's rise is seen among those that support trump and agenda. >> the

tighter between the con tend ebbs there. let's bring in ronica cleary with more on the races happening in virginia tomorrow. ronica? >> reporter: hey, jim, shawn, you know i love a good primary race and this is a fascinating one to watch on both sides. i had the chance to sit down with two candidates. first i'll tell you about cory stewart. he's republican candidate you referred to that poll that seems to be surge ago head and pointed to that during the interview and three important issues that he wants to he can us on cutting taxes, what he calls a crackdown on illegal immigration and investing in infrastructure and finally cory stewart as taken on unexpected and controversial issue if you will. he talks often about pro protecting and depending civil war monuments. listen to this from our interview. >> most republicans will not touch that

controversial. i believe in tackling it because there's no end in sight because they're not only going after historical monuments -- >> you're talking about very controversial monuments filled with a lot of ugly part of america history. >> some of it. i mean, look, every history and every culture has warts on its history and we have ours in virginia. you don't throw the baby out with the bath water we shouldn't ruin away we need to embrace our history and culture and defend it. i'm the only one who has the guts to do that. >> now democratic side. tom pe ri ello progressive candidate. has progressive endorsement on his side. i asked him about three issues he want to highlight and prioritize. faulking about making higher education affordable addressing issue of climate change in light of the decision to pull out of paris climate

justice reform. there's been criticisms of -- not criticisms but appears to be differ i'd in the democratic party between progressive wing and establishedment wing of the party. periello used an expression and called himself greatest hits album remixed. >> this is more about what the next generation party looks like we like to think of great remix support from sanders and warren and chair of hillary clinton's campaign and tolded in the beltway we have to appeal to the base or reach back out to working class white voters. we're doing well with both, young voters, african americans, new americans, and rural americans. why because we're putting a bolder set of ideas out there that make a difference on the kivrp enable. that's how democrats win expand the party and give our coalition a reason to show up. >>

constraints of television and time. i actually asked each candidates to do face look live interviews with me to get in-depth and during cory stewart's interview we had a ton of viewer questions pop in and we like to talk about the pulse of the people and i encourage our viewers to look at both of them. if you want to learn more about the candidates and i i'll put both full interviews online later tonight and i want to be fully clear and transparent i invited every candidate four on the republican side and two democratic so sit down with the interview andp do facebook live. i have personal omission to encourage people to vote in primaries. they're so important. and we had more participation. but at least that's a start. if are you still making your decision before tomorrow's prime areay to learn more about so. candidates. back to you jim, shawn, >> thank you very much. ronica. we know they're out there crisscrossing state. if you were watching and just heard from ronica we would love to hear

ralph -- you heard from tom. if you are out there we would love to hear from you. >> we had earlier on the republican side. but what's going to be fascinating is look at the money and wait unwilling the general election. lot of outside groups. >> we'll be part this one. all right. we'll be right back stick around. 6