>> at least 13 are dead and 100 injured in terror attack in barcelona. witnesses say a white van plowed into a crowd of pedestrians in a prop ar t tourest area. >> president trump condemned the attack. he said they condemn attack in barcelona taken and will do whatever necessary to help. we love you. >> and as you can see from the rundown on the side of the screenp this of course is big story tonight at 6:30. images from the scene are horrifying people running through the streets after a speeding van plowed into pedestrians in barcelona historic district.

we ask sit steps in the area to let your loved one know are you safe. we're resolved to find you and bring to you justice. >> the state department released a statement saying crimes like cowardly attack enforce our resolve to stop the sense les acts that target the innocent. a short time later trump condemned the attack. he says united states condemns attack and will do whatever is necessary to help. be tough and strong we lover you. first lady melania trump said she was sending people of barcelona her thoughts and prayers and the vice-president who was travel ago broad weighed inen on the attack. >> whatever inspired today's terror attack the united states stands ready to assist the people in spain and find and

>> meanwhile flags at the spanish embassy were lowered to half staff to remember lives lost. grounds remain quiet for most of the afternoon. >> from the chaos in barcelona to tragedy in charlottesville the city was scene of powerful and light march at the uva row tun day to make a plea for peace and gathered hours after heather higher one of the victim's of last week's violence. >> calls for symbols of american past confederate monuments to be taken down. there's new backlash against president trump after he accused media of swiingting message both sides should be blamed for violence. >> white house response was and the strategy in fact soumdz like a work in pro progress. jonathan price joins

. >>y, hi, i'm jonathan i lost you there for a seconding. you can hear us now everything is good? >> yes, it's perfect. >> well let me ask you. clearly we're still a dive aided country. what do we do now to o to move move forward. >> moving forward in all honesty i think the church and the people that need a very good understanding of what event ataking place and they need to take a strong stance we always tried to tiptoe softly around the issue rather than just address it for what it really is. i also feel like a lot of people need to be the stand in the gap for apology i think we like to place the blame on other people and there's something powerful when yo

not the one to blame and yet you go up to someone of a different race and say i want to apologize for everything that's been done to you and your family in this country. >> it's a great idea you know trying to get people to come together and talk like that. and be able to like you said apologize for something that happened. that's difficult. and how do you move forward. sit down and tubing to each other and listen and it seems like no matter what the rhetoric seems to boil over each time. how do people stay calm and try to listen to each other. >> i mean you know my wife and i were both counselors and you're right exactly right that is one of the hardest things to do to get a genuine conversation going. you you know as a pastor with situations like this we sat down with people of other races and asked the question of what do you guys see in this

we heard all sort views and opinions. you know where you need to apologize. at this point it's not about pride you know we need to not make it about like well i'm not the one who is caused grief. i think that the ur church and people of america in general we need to come with poll g getic hart and sit down with other people and say you no what even if i'm not the cause of your problems i'm so sorry for every single wrong done to you. i think we have to be the people in the front of the conversation apologizing for the since of our forefather. >> prophetic for what's go goingen in their life. >> past tore what sarah asked you i think it sounds great in theory that's what i wish would happen anyone this world. when i say my prayers with kids those with the things we pray for. but the reality is we have a whole other section of our country of our nation who is not in that frame of mind and they're listening to some folks in the

country and who are saying things that might be contrary to how you're talking. so for the folks not listening okay if we'll leave them there for a minute. .< whatbility rest of us listening. in we're trying to talk and they're not listening how do we keep it going and turn you into a positive? let me think. >> it's a tough question. i'm not trying to put you on the spot here i think that's what a lot of folks around ut country are dealing with you no. on one hand we heard from people that explained and said the president came out and first day deposit go far enough. came out again and denounced it and next day hi simd to go back to where he was first day. i think people are torn. >> oh, yeah and you know i think you're exactly right. i'm not a politician. so politics are not my forte. but what i'm best at is one-on-one discussions with people. you're right, we have a group in this nation that are deannouncing

deannouncing racism in this country and making great strides in that hear. when you have people empowered or you neal are not standing for the issues as much as you like them it's a disheart eping things. at the end of the day 1,000 laws could be passed and it's all about the heart of people. all about will people's hearts change and how do we do that. honestly the best way to do that in a lot of ways is to say you know what i'll take a strong stance personally and against grievances in the country and address the way it should be and same time i'll be stand and apology this is what i'll do and thirdly sit down with people of different views and maybe even angry people and begin to ask the question of okay what is your view and opinion in this country nation at the end of the day it's goting to a personal decision that's why i personally feel i can belve

>> well said i appreciate your patience and optimism. pastor jonathan price thank you for speaking us with via skype. mayor bowser is calling to remove statues on federal land. the mayor's reaction. ropic a. >> reporter: sarah, shawn, yes, we caught up with mayor today. we first asked about a call made by reverend al sharpton top stop federal funding to jefferson memorial because jeff sop was a slave owner. now, mayor bowser said that was really the first time she heard of something like that and said at this time she doesn't think she would support that and i also asked her a follow up about something we're seeing happening rights now as debate and dialogue continues with the confederate status. mayor deblaseo said he'll have a 90 day review of symbols of hate in new york. i asked the mayor does she plan to do something

here in the district. take a listen. >> we can certainly -- i don't think we're in that position. we've already kind of reviewed the confederate statues and we know of the one. we don't have any on city l land. we have the one on the national park service land. >> and so a lot of people are now stepping back as this continued -- conversation continues and they're asking where will this stop. president pointed that out in his defense of keeping confederate statutes where they are and oui took to streets for pulse of people to ask you where shut line start and stop and should it start and stop at confederate statutes and continue beyond to monuments like the jefferson memorial. thoughtful responses from the handful of people we spoke with. take a listen. >> it's mostly about context tuilleizeing the issues.

if you get rid of the robert e. lee get rid of thomas jefferson and there's value to not wanting to celebrate people that did questionable things with tax tlarz. we should not erase it it's histly. >> we should not point pictures jefferson, wash washington, all owned slaves but it would not make sense to stop and say everybody that is sliv owner or was a slave owner take down the saw tus and they sood by different values use and different group of men and we should standby what they believed in they founded this country right? >> i don't believe that we should just erase everything he's done for the country and obviously we -- i don't stand for slavery and what he d but he did a lot for the country and was one of the founding fathers and all still

them in a good way not bad way. >> you heard responses. there i'll tell you i posed question on twitter and facebook about jefferson memorial. as we see on social media responses are a lot more heated and filled with a lot more anger and intensity rally on both side. but i still love to hear what you have to say i always read the comments. we love to have the conversation and continue on social after the show. back to you sarah and shawn. >> emotional for sure. >> thank you ronica. >> i think people get fired up and it seems like lately we've been talking about this more and it's been a discussion ongoing for a long time. it just came to a head again after the situation in charlottesville and sort of reignited that conversation. people were called fired up about it. >> it get -- you know i'm like people are back here again talking about this and hitting each other's or butting each other's heads looking for answers. >> frustrating. >> i hope we can get to answers and resolution so we can move forward.

let's get answers about the weather forecast. today, hot and steamy. >> yes. >> again sarah? >> free conas get the pores open. tonight, sarah, shawn, we're tracking a few downpours here and there and last hour put in motion. you can see they're widely separated and we continue to watch for the next hour or so. probably more important thing you need to be ready for is not today's downpours but the fact that tomorrow could feature stronger storms. more organized lineup storms being pushed into the area 2 and 8:00 tomorrow. and they could have high wind and hail and maybe some heavy rain with them. but good news is the frontal boundary coming that will keep on moving and right now the weekend looks like it will be sunny and i maybe list humid. that's good nud, monday a big day, everybody want to

partial solar he kliption between 2 and 3:3079 in the afternoon crowds around we'll call visbility fire so school. we'll have i a lot of coverage on that monday. stay with "fox5" and i'll keep an eye on radar the rest of the evening. i'll send it back to sarah and shawn. >> thanks, sue. >> >> skl skl dl dl

>> u.s. secret service has been slapped by a major lawsuit. and white house visitor logs. tom fitzgerald has gone over the suit and enjoyed this liver from the district courthouse in d.c. fitz what is this all about? >> sarah, tom, this is it here and it was filed e

morning against the u.s. secret service. where this came from is watchdog group by the name of public citizen. they're alleging for the past four months they've been trying to get visitor logs for the white house from the u.s. secret service. basically they want to know who has been going into white house meeting and coming out of white house meeting. they filed this request they say under the freedom of information act. foia that's the particular way you go about requesting publicly available infor information. public sit discontinues say whether they filed the foia request they were told in turn they were not allowed to have records even though public citizens believes those are pubicly available record. that's what led to the lawsuit they say today by the attorney dina rosen baw. she told us what happened when she reached out to the secret service to get these logs. >> sect

first by telling us they were not agency recordsed subject to foia and when we appealed that and told them that the d.c. circumstance hit held in 2013 these were agency records subject to foia they said they already transferred records to the white house office of records management. >> and bays those record were transferred public citizens say they were told they cannot have them. what do they want to know here. they want information about meeting for the office of management and budget and office of drug control policy and also the office of environmental quality and science and technology. public citizens say they need to know who has been in these meeting because those are the meeting setting policy for the trump administration. now you might remember back to the monica lieuen ski scandal during the clinton administration visitor log tushd out to be key piece of information. because

investigation those logs were used to establish intern monica l ez winsdy was en entering and leaving the whitehouse in regards to bill clinton denying there was any affair going on in that. fast forward 2017 surprisingly turned out not everybody we talked to today said that they think the public has a right to know who is going in and out of the white house. we talked to a few folks and we did not hear a unanimous decision on that today either. >> i think it's information that should be made public yeah. >> i don't think we need to know every detail about everything that is done. i mean that's part of national security. >> yeah, for sure. it should be made public. and it begs the question why are they so -- why aren't they trying to keep this information private? >> that will he remain a question right now, sar save, shawn, we reached out to the white house and reached out to the u secret service today neither one

requests for interview on this today. we got a statement from the seek vet service it's not a very long one. all they said is was that u.s. secret service does not comment on pengd litigation. this is the very definition of pending litigation. >> indeed, fits correct me if i'm wrong here did the media sue or wasn't the media trying to get not necessarily throws logs they're suing for but in general the whitehouse visitor logs. >> well the media is a very big term. i would not put public citizen in category of media. they're an advocacy group or watch cog group but yes you know what people have been trying to get more information out of the white house not less and this has been a continuing story line throughout the shore history of the trump administration they have not been as form coming and reason a lot of people in the media had a lot of problems with the obama administration of what was perceived become then as not as

administration thought they were. this was completely different category what public citizen is saying now in the lawsuit alleged is information that was previously available is not available and who exactly is on the logs. it's going to be interesting for sure. >> indeed. >> fits thank you very much. stay cool. havana made it 1 hour 18 minutes and 5 seconds the trump administration is tightening policy over cuba and among the changes president wants to prevent american tourists for

cuba for non educational purposes and stop businesses making deals that funnel money to cuba military. >> that boat got there app hour and what. >> 18 minutes and a few seconds. >> i can't believe it's that close. >> very fast. >> very fast. >> coming up cut from the class. where a petition is started to have one of president trump's honorary degrees revoke the

>> student and graduates of lehigh university want the school to revoke hopiary degree it gave trump. change.org petition was start bid a recent graduate at the private under arrest beth bethlehem, pennsylvania. the petition says trump fails to uphold the schools principles which includes celebrating diversity and rejecting discrimination. decision was made after president trump controversial comments that both sides were to blame for the deadly white

investment mr. trump received after he served as commencement speaker in 1988. >> and asking trump to delay campaign stale rally in ardz ar. mayor stanton says the nation is still healing and says the events should be postponed. earlier this week president said he may pardon joe opao the sure of of he disobeyed a sheriff order for people arrestsing people suspected. undocumentsed immigrants. he was known for controversial position on illegal immigration and democratic lawmakers including senators from arizona have also cents a letter to president trump asking him not pardon arpae they said if you do that makes new the category that you take care of your friends. >> he'll fwet a lot of backlash on that. >> pakistani

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announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: a lot of the confederate symbols are crashing down, except the one at six flags. >> there's a six flags in texas that's flying a confederate flag. it doesn't look like the one you saw like at the nazi rallies. harvey: the flag used by the states that succeeded from the union because they wanted to preserve slavery. >> the six flags over texas, that's one of the six flags. >> is it like more slaves, more fun, six flags? [laughter] >> leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet hanging out in saint-tropez. they are forever friends. how cool is it to see jack and rose hanging out? >> this makes me so happy. it's like a little bright spot in a terrible world. harvey: if they end up on a yacht having dinner, do they do it? not that but that. >> 100%. harvey: ok, does he push her? [laughter] >> david harbour is one of the