>> tonight even more fall out, from donald trump, jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer during the president's campaign. >> so the question that we're trying to answer, the question a lot of people are trying to figure out, were his actions naive, were they stupid, or were they illegal? you can see it on the side of your screen, what we're talking tonight at 63 if always you want to tweet us do it 5@6:30. let's talk about the man who organize the the meeting though. publicist rod golds stone, he says it occurred at the moscow base singer family tries to trump's businesses and the new york times reports goldsstone told trump junior in a e-mail ahead of the meeting the russian government was behind the information on clinton. there are the three men from the campaign

jared kushner, man forwards, says it point to possible clues between the trump campaign and rush a trump, jr. has hired a lawyer, and this morning he sent out series every tweets which included the actual e-mail threads with the communication, with goldstone, setting up this meeting, and a lot of people are saying did he do himself any favors by putting out there? >> right t seemed to, we've heard from some democrat, this is that smoking gun in there. line tat talks about, hey, you know, seeking information, on hillary clinton. >> well, spelled out to your meeting with the russian government lawyer flying in from moscow. >> right. >> so that said, there is a lot of information out there. than is one of those things, where you still got to sit back, wait and seep, let the facts fall where they may. again now that trump junior is layered up, see where it goes from here on out. >> i believe we will bring in tom fit gerald tonight with the very latest on there is fits, what can we expect? >> well, you know, we were talking with

senators up here on the hill today. you know, even republicans are saying that this administration seems to have developed a very clear pattern here. you know, we had michael flynn say early on, no, i did not meet with the russians. and we find out michael flynn met with the russians, excuse the firetruck behind me right now. we then have the attorney general, jeff sessions, say he didn't meet with the russians. well then we found out jeff sessions met with the russians, and often, and again, last year, almost exactly this time of the year, we were told by donald trump, jr., that campaign officials had not met with any russians. said specifically russians. well, turns out now, yes, did he meet with the russians. maybe it was not the russian government official that he was initially promised in the emails, that we now saw this morning, but, you know, time and time again there is administration can't seem to get within a 24-hour window of stumbling into another one every these situations. so, the situation right now is the senate

committee will want to hear from donald trump, jr., the house intelligence community will want to hear from donald trump, jr. as well, so they've now re spun the wheel here, and finds themselves in yet another situation inch and set of questions that they have to come up with answers. >> fits, let me bring in our legal analyst tonight, thanks so much for joining us. >> let me ask you we heard from senator tim kaine today, used strong language, in fact, went so far to use the language treason. do you think that's a little strong, and do you think that what donald trump junior is accused of doing could get him into some legal trouble? >> i think serious ramifications from the emails that were sent. almost death mental to some of their arguments that they're trying to make, that there was no cohesion, there was nothing that was going on between russia and folks within their campaign. so, you know, look, i think we

let the process transpire, we need to let the special council, special council muller go through that process, and figure out exactly what is happening, and i think that is what the american people want to hear, and they deserve to hear. >> look, along the way we've heard quite a bit about many people in the administration in the government, saying look the president is new at this, he is not a politician, hasn't been on this path before. when you see some of the actions that that donald trump junior took here, part of me thinks okay, this is a guy who is used to the rules of the business worlds, not the rules of the political wormed. and that goes back to the question i said at the beginning, is this a matter of being naive or is this a matter of verge g into the matter of -- into the manner of being illegal. >> look, you know, i'm not a politician either. i know what's right. what's wrong. so i think what people, what he needs to do, he needs to look at what he is doing. you know,'s adult. and, you know, there is action, there is

take. i think some of the stuff that he does is a little bit off the cuff. but, you know, that is what he does. and so if i were to advise anybody, look, i've been on five presidential campaigns, my lifetime, i would advise to sit back and think about what you're saying what you're doing. at the end of the day as i said he is an adult, and, you know, there is a consequences for your action. >> absolutely. fits let me bring you back in here. heard from lawmakers both sides of the aisle talk about this, and the need to have donald trump junior come in and testify. we asked the question, you know, is he naive because he doesn't know the game of politics yet? but i think what have lawmakers been saying about the fact that, you know there is was another one of those times, when people from the trump campaign met with a russian official, and forgot about it, or it slipped their mind, and they didn't mention it? i mean, that can't just go under the door or slide that under the rug of being naive. >> we didn't know.

>> well, you know, sure, look at the two choices you just left yourself with. on the one hand this was some dubious underhanded effort to reach out to russian officials with nobody knowing, and the other choice you have is that you have a wildly naive effort here to meet with somebody you don't know, somebody named natalia vesselnitchkia to get her in the room, apparently has nothing to say, and the whole thing breaks one no resolution to. >> this ill rewinds one thing we talked about just moment ago, though, senator tim kaine, those comment, using the words treason, aid conversation with his offers today. and they very quickly wanted to get out ahead on what he actually went he was talking, they feel that word a was exert from the his comment today. twitter made one of their twitter notifications today, put that word right there smack dab in the middle of those things that you slide through, and you look at everybody's comment.

possible occurrences what they could be talking about in the future. his spokesperson telling us tonight they did not say he was accusing donald trump junior every treason but was simply expanding possibility of the universe what they could be looking at this goes forwards. >> that makes sense certainly, fits, thank you. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> congress will work through its august recess, if necessary. turns out senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced he's pushing back the start of the summer break to work on number every things, namely healthcare. >> this has been a lot of talk, would they do this, also plans to unveil revised version to repeal and replace the affordable care act as early as thursday, setting up vote for next week. so let's bring in alex executive director of social security works in our 5:00 at 6:30, republican strategist, hello to both of you tonight. >> jim, sean, good evening. >> evening. >> let's start, let's start about the plan here. alex, we're waiting to hear what makes it into this

are they still hurrying this up a little faster than many people would like? >> look, this bill is toxic, because it steels healthcare from tens of millions of people, it raids medicare it, destroys medicaid, the longest, the largest provider of long-term care in this country. so they're working as fast as they can behind closed doors, letting nobody know what is going on, and they're using anything it takes, twisting arms, bribes, bullying whatever it takes, to try to get this across the finish line, before the senators have to go home and face their bosses, the people during the august recess. so that's what we're seeing right here, is that mcconnell is using everything he's got to try to get this toxic bill -- >> it is kind of funny what i like to say, reminds me whatever barack obama did back in 2010. >> except that was 18 months and done in perfect open orders with amendments offered in the committee. so it is actually the ect

opposite of what happened in the affordable care act. >> kinds of impossible to pass healthcare, i mean, you can't pass health repeal. i think it is dead for trump's entire first term. i had told mcconnell and ryan, six months ago, longer than that, that repeal and replace is the only way to do it. >> if you go with a bill with any kind of detail you will never pass it in this climate. trump scandal obviously haven't helped. the biggest problem is that you, i say this candidly, you don't have a discipline mechanism for the moderate members. we don't have tom de delay or newt gingrich, we don't have the disciplinarians, so the moderates run wilds f we can't control our moderates, it is hard to govern, and ya, alex is right, can't pass anything. >> so what's the problem then? jobbing are you saying that mitch mcconnell, can't do his job, paul? well, can't do his job? what's the problem then? how do they wrangle everybody together? who is job is that? >> mitch mcconnell is nice guy, smart guy, very weak senate majority leader. problem is i don't know there is a betr

you need tough guy to do that job. they have the same problem in the house. although paul ryan succeed in the getting it passed. i do think sean the president's on the right track, this week, but it is too little too late. when trump said i'm going to do a barn storming ronald reagan style tour all around the country and rally public support for health repeal, it is too late, he needed to do that four month ago, it is a shame. >> we went from 24 million un inch shied, now at 22 million, and the score may come out monday. i mean, what, what can they possibly do in this revised version to mitigate that? >> nothing. they have no ideas. the problem isn't weak leadership or anything like. that will the problem is that this policy is toxic. this policy is not about healthcare it is about passing massive tax cut, and they'll take that money from your pocket, my pocket, giving it right to the

contributors. this has nothing to do -- >> gentlemen, out of time, jack let me give you the final couple of seconds. >> bad public policy to help 7%, and hurt 90%. the definition of public policy is the great et cetera good for the greatest many, both parties are losing site of that. >> i think the argument continues. gentlemen, alex lawson, jack bergmann, thank you both for joining us tonight. we will be watching how this healthcare battle plays out. >> absolutely. >> the fbi tonight is investigating a deadly military plane crash in mississippi, that killed all 16 people on board. the marine casey 130 refueling plane crashed last night, into a soybean field, the debris field there stretched for 5 miles, leading investigators to believe the plane exploded mid-air. the kc130 is one of the most extensively used airplanes, that is out there right now, in fact, the military uses it frequently all the time, again, this was just a devastating, devastating crash, for the

>> meantime active duty sold err who grew up in hawaii in federal custody after reportedly pledging his allegiance to the islamic state. his family says he suffers with issues. >> the fbi has us soldier in custody on terror charges. thirty-four year old had his day in court on monday, authorities say not only did he pledge his allegiance to the islamic state, tried to provide them with military information as well as money for a drone. >> had shown increased inclination to violence, probable cause, arrest, was made in the interest of public safety. >> court records show he displayed rad val views in the years past while in the army and publicly showed his extremist views. but it wasn't until last year when the army determined he was becoming radicalized, and contacted the fbi which arrested him on sunday. >> the us army was very vigilant in this investigation. and they brought the matter to our attention. >> his court appointed defense attorney says it appears his cl

related mental health issues which the government was aware of. but neglected to treat. his father also defended his son. >> i was very concerned when he came back from afghanistan, in iraq, maybe he had ptsd. so i felt if there is anybody that knows a little bit it is me, because i've been out 20 years with viet nam veterans, at the va. >> the barracks, deployed to iraq in 20, so served in afghanistan in 2014, in federal custody, next hearing set for thursday. sean? >> so, it is 6:43 right now, still 89 degrees, outside. sue palka, how long are these temperatures, and how long are those storms going to continue tonight? >> high there, let's start with the storms, because you know we were tracking severe storm started around the winchester area, tracked into lowden county. happy to tell you it is no longer considered severe. weakening rapidly, but you'll get batch of rain coming into dc right now, fairfax

small portion of montgomery county get that storm, as well, and i think that will do it for tonight. we could see another one around tomorrow afternoon. and what else we're going to see tomorrow? more mid nine's, today, we had enough cloud cover around early today, that it capped temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s, but certainly stayed humid and felt a lot warmer. tomorrow we will get to the mid 90s, feel like 100 degrees, few afternoon thunderstorms, still possible, one or two of those, could be on the strong to severe side like we had today. our hottest day, still look to be thursday, at 98. and our more widespread storms look to be on friday, things settle down little bit as we head on into the weekends, closer to 90, fewer storms around, but hang in, there the next three days still look like they'll be on the hot side. sean that's a look at your forecast. >> thank you, sue. >> remember the claims of voter fraud in virgina, new hampshire, california. >> that's right watch are local officials saying about that now? ronica? >> hey, jim, sean, actually speak with someone on the white

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>> story broke last week, several straight refuse to go comply with a trump voter fraud commission. >> that of course includes maryland, virginia and the district. fox5's ronica clear i spoke with virginia congressman, all about it. hey, ronica? >> reporter: hey, jim, sean. well, congressman conally, he sent a letter to the vice president this morning, basically, saying that he would like the vice president, who leads this commission, to stop requesting this sensitive voter data. i spoke with him about why he felt this was so important. take a listen. >> i think that this commission being formed is very alarming. it is part of a system attic voter suppression efft.

was formed, directly, to try to provide some cover to president trump who made the outrageously false allegation that the only reason hillary clinton got 3 million more votes than he did is because of fraudulent voting which is patently untrue. the problem in america is not enough people voting. not too many voting. >> okay, well, hains, a member of the president's committee, looking into election integrity, what they are calling themselves. i spoke with him really to react to this. and the bigger issue in question, that so many critics have brought up, this idea of accessing this voter data, well, he pointed to something that the supporters of this have all really pointed to, in the letter, that requests this information, every state it, says, explicitly, they only want to see it if the information is already public lick available. listen to what he had to

>> it is important to understand that among the many things the commission asks for was publicly available voter registration information. the states and places like virginina, where says we will not cooperate. i don't really understanded that, because if you go to the website of the virginia board every elections, you will see that they sell all of this data to the public, to candidate, to political parties. so they're basically saying that information that we make publicly available, somehow not going to give it to the commission. >> what he's saying is true to an extent. there isn't a data base that you can just search through as the lay person on the virginia boards of elections website. but you can access plenty of voter data if you meet certain criteria. data like your name, birthdate, voter history, the sensitive information that there is backlash over. so, what makes you meet

criteria if you will. well, you could be running for officer, you could be part of a pack. you can even be a member of the public, who just wants to support and promote voter participation. so, with all of that, i really followed up with conally and said, you know, what's the problem, if that's currently the case in virginia. take a listen. >> what's the problem if it is already publicly available? no problem, apply to the secretary of state, pay for it like any other citizens in a four year request. >> went on to say he also had a a problem in the way in which the remember information was requested this information is highly sensitive, and there is potential worry for hacking. now, if we take a step back, just yesterday, the committee, the president's committee, actually told a federal court that states do not have to reply to their

federal court determines whether or not this committee can force states to respond. now, one small detail that you haven't heard much coverage about, the letter sent to states asked for more than just specific voter data. they also asked open-ended questions, general questions, about the current state of voting in each state. well, governor terry mccullough, he said that he's not going to comply with any of the requests. of course, we will continue to keep you updated, on this issue. sending it back to you. >> all right, thank you, ronica. >> all right, tonight, new details on the lawsuit filed by a former apprentice contestant against donald trump. we're going to tell you why the commander in chief says his new job should grant him immunity. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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apprentice reality tv show. the president wants the lawsuit that's being filed against him from a former contestant dropped because he's the president. one of 11 women who came forward months ago, and accused donald trump of groping her. she claims the president kiss the her, groped her, on his reality show back in 2007. he denied the accusations and called her and the over women liars. the president's legal team cited 1997 supreme court case, where presidential immunity was used involving then president bill clinton. >> and we are are back after this on 5@6:30.

>> cathy given, she injected herself in this one, this is rock goldsstone, the guy who with the meter, we don't know whether or where the photo was taken if given has any real keg, still under fire for a photo of herself, what was behind

manican. >> looking for non-partisan, list from roll call. com. these are dogs. who are regularly hang out as either officials offers dogs, or because they belong to staff those like bringing them to work. >> pretty cute, too. >> two year old belongs to carlos, spends his days napping and snuggling. >> maryland representative adopted sophie after aspca event back in 2015. >> i feel like all dogs named sophie look the same. lilly the french bulldog hangs out with representative, also the inspiration behind denim's pets on train legislation, which allows cat and dogs to travel with their owners on amtrak. >> makes sense. and running things inside arizona congressman tom's office, before joining the arizona delegation, though, yes, right, wilson used to be the mascot for former representative john's offers, nebraska corn huskers, and the creighton blue jays. >> like you say, if you want a friends in

dog. >> there you go. very cute, though. we love it. thanks for joining us tonight at 5:00 at 30:00. >> see you later on. the news after the all-star game.

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