it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. ♪. the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 911. eight people are dead and more than a dozen hurt >> we're learning more about the suspect and taking a closer look at what officials at home and across the nation can do to stop this. that's what we're talking about at 6:30. president trump calling for swift congressional action in the wake of the deadly terror attack in new york city and a second person has been located they wanted to speak with. plus, within last hour, officials have filed terrorism charges against the suspect. >> just to reiterate. eight people dead, more than a dozen hurt after the attack of the president responded to the attack on twitter yesterday and again this morning, now, he tweeted we must not allow isis to return or enter our country afte

mideast and elsewhere. enough. he also called for stepped up vetting at the borders >> at a cabinet meeting the president said the current justice system a joke and a laughing stop >> we have to come up with punishment that's far quicker and far greater than the punishment these animals are getting right now. years at the end, they will be who knows what happens. quick justice and we need strong justice. much quicker and much stronger than we have right now. what we have right now is a joke. and it's a laughing stock. and no wonder so much of this stuff takes place. >> let's bring in derrick parks a former assistant police chief and his firm provides security for the mgm at national harbor. you've worked with other firms in the area. good to see you.

yesterday and there's always this talk about lone wolf terror. what was your take away after what we saw? >> just made me think that, you know, the country is in a different place from where we used to be i think we really have to start wrapping our minds around that. we're under attack and constant attack. as soon as the average citizen understands that, i think we can start to move about our lives more in a -- i don't want to say aggressive manner >> we were talking about being able to protect soft targets like this. is there any way to do that >> the biggest thing things like this we got to take into consideration and the thing that we all need to grasp is as ming,

say something. law enforcement will only be as good at intelligence they get. if we're dealing with lone wolf attackers that's dangerous. the only people that can prevent that are maybe family members or close friends who see behavior starting to turn or take askew for the worst with those individuals >> think about the world we're in right now and we talk about radicalation and there's a lot of this happening on line so it's not so easy, to notice they have books or phone call with somebody or meetings with somebody, so much is out there is out there online. >> that is true. so normally, what you're absolutely true, there is a lot of this out online and individuals who decide to become radicalized go into kind of a have a private session with themselves, to my understanding, they have to talk to somebody. i think it's, whether it's a

family member, whether it's a girlfriend, a mother, someone. i really think that we really have to be error on the side of caution, people are getting killed by the numbers. it's not just one individual. it's numbers of individuals that are getting killed. i think it's up to us as citizens of the united states to just, you know, got to understand we're each other's brother's keepers, so to speak, >> i hope we don't see you again any time soon to talk about stuff like this but we appreciate you coming in and giving your perspective >> meanwhile, the terror attack in new york city reignited the debate over legal immigration to the u.s. >> as the investigation into the suspect's motive ramps up, president trump is taking aim at the program that reportedly allowed him to enter the u.s. legally. tom fitzgerald is covering that angle tonight. fitz? >> reporter: well, this started this morning as mote things do these days on twitter. the president of the united states went

talk about the diversity visa program then called it a schumer beauty. of course, referring to the senate democratic leader chuck schumer. the larger point was this, he said he's taking steps to end this diversity program that allowed this suspect to enter the u.s. because he has very serious concerns, he says, about the vetting that goes on to allow these individuals into the u.s. schumer, as you'll hear here in a minute, fired back. >> we want people that are going to help our country. we want people that will keep our country safe. we don't want lotteries where the wrong people are in the lotteries and guess what? who are the suckers that get those people? >> look, the president ought to stop tweeting and start leading. the american people long for leadership. not divisive ness. not finger pointing, not name calling. this is

>> reporter: well, he saipov got in through this diversity visa program, this allows 50,000 people to apply for the lottery and if selected they're allowed to enter if they meet certain criteria, if they have work experience, if they have a high school diploma. they can also then turned around and sponsor others, that's raising a lot of questions from critics who call this a loop hole in the united states security. this program, even though the president called it a schumer beauty today, we should tell you, was signed into law under a republican president, george hw bush in 1990. critics now, the heritage foundation, david scenario said it needs to update the system because it does not fit in with security protocols we're currently facing in 2017

system is written from during the cold war. that's the nature of it. that's why a lot of people have been talking about how we need to update our immigration system. diversity visa, that's one of those things i believe a lot can agree on. it does not -- doesn't bring a lot to his and we should be looking for ways to improve the benefit that the united states is gaining from immigration. >> reporter: we should also tell you the president was asked about the remark he had made about transferring this suspect to the u.s. prison in guantanamo bay. that has been raised as a serious possibility now because there's a note he allegedly left pledging allegiance to isis and in fact, whether or not he identified himself as an enemy combatant >> we appreciate the update. new tonight, california distraught brad sherman formally introduced an article of impeachment against president trump and accuses the

federal investigations of russia's 2016 interference, it does into the stand a chance in the republican led house. a majority vote currently controlled by republicans is rider. the house also commented calling it completely ridiculous. well, we've had a couple of days out there where -- hasn't been too nice >> you know what? we've seen the weather go up and down, and the good news is, can you believe we're here already? it's november 1st. >> right? >> you know, we -- i think we had like the third most warmest -- third warmest october >> yes. to be honest, sue, as we check in, chilly out there, the jackets are on, what are we looking at >> got my sweater too. >> shawn, you're right. it was the third warmest october here in dc. so having day that's actually normal, which is november 1st, and our temperature in the low 60's feels like a

tomorrow, if you thought this was a little chilly, we'll be continue to get things scrambled up, because while we'll be on cool side, we'll see a huge warmup tomorrow afternoon, we'll soaring into the 70's not just tomorrow but friday as well. to be sure where the clouds will hang with us, you may be seeing sprinkles here and there, they will be around overnight, break up closer to the noon hour. then bring on the sunshine and the 70's but cooler changes still in store for the weekend and friendly reminder about the weekend. may not be that sunny, may not be that warm but at least you get an extra hour, daylight savings time ends sunday at 2:00 a.m. don't forget to set those clocks back. jim and shawn, that's a look at your weather headlines. >> i'm looking forward to an extra hour of sleep >> the race for the governor takes a nasty turn, we'll have more on the just pulled add and a new survey showing the race cl

back after this. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

. the this time next week there will be the next governor of virginia >> less than a week to go, the race had a nasty turn with attack ads. ronica cleary is live in arlington with a rally for ralph northum is underway. ronica? >> reporter: jim and shawn, that's right. ralph northum, lieutenant governor will be here tonight and new jersey's senator corey booker will be here. we'll chat with them. we were at the gillespie earlier this week. what's your name >> sally. >> what brings you out here tonight? you were sitting up front. over an hour before this thing starts. tell me about it. >> i really want to support our candidates, our democratic candidates and i really like the direction ralph northum is taking virginia in. and i like his support for the schools and i also apprecie

his positive campaign. >> reporter: i mean, he did get a little criticism for that time advertise men. he supported the pulling of it. were you glad that he did >> i'm so glad. otherwise, it's been very, very civil, and just right. >> reporter: i want to take you back over here. a young voter who's actually already voted absenty, he's so enthusiastic what's your first name >> lucas. >> reporter: you took -- how old are you? >> 18. >> 18. you already voted absentee. what's got you so excited about this race at such a young voter that you felt compelled to take time to do that >> ralph has always been, candidates get passionate. it's first state-wide race and kind of establishing the status of the country right here in virginia. >> reporter: i got the rap from kimberly. before we give you the rap, i need to show you these babies, jim and shawn, one day we'll be interviewing them. do you see these

i'm your future president. we can always take time before we go to break to see these cute little twin >> they're so cute. >> they're adorable. >> so in love. >> back to you too. >> i like that. very cute. >> thank you ronica. >> papa johns blaming the nfl and the ongoing protests during the national anthem for pizza sales. john shatter took aim to at the nfl during a quarterly meeting with shareholders. he's all over, you see the nfl with peyton manning. he said they dropped especially convince the president encouraged americans to boycott in september. we should point out the other thing on dominos have not seen a big drop-off. they were considered to be for awhile one of the hottest stocks of 2017. it seems like it

like he was getting his investment back with what he's investing with the nfl. dc's mayoral race may be in the way, but there are plenty of clues. we'll have an update on the other side. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable.

. fox 5 was the first to report dc's current mayor and one of its former mayors they go head-to-head on the campaign trail >> phone survey asked people how they'd vote in a hypothetical rematch. rachel said don't is part of it is here. i don't think anybody -- i don't think anybody expected something like this happening. especially when vincent gray decided to get back on the council and was reelected. what's the take away on this >> it's that vince gray is still saying maybe. so this is hasn't been announced. this is being

time campaign manager, or former long-time confident chuck vees >> chuck wants him to run, he started doing these different polls and the first one, how did it come out, did the results of the first interactive poll between carl racine and muriel bowser, how did that turn out >> it was whether or not he should run for ward 7. that happened before the last election, and it showed that he had a better chance of unseating his then protoje. there was a poll over the summer. >> that's what i'm talking about >> that was a three-way question. if bowser was running against gray and carl racine the attorney general how would it turn out? and so over the summer, voters told post,

vote for bowser, 20 percent percent would go for gray and 10% for racine, carl racine said he's not running and that leaves -- and mcduffy is also often mentioned as possible contender but he's running for his own reelection in ward five which leaves gray standing at the moment as a probable contender >> you've seen just about -- even before he got back his seat, when there was an incident when there was something in his ward, you would see him there, he would always find his way to tv cameras. he's a smart guy in that regard knowing exactly to get his face out there have not whether or not he was going to reenter politics or not. >> for sure. one of the moments for me i was like, vince gray, here we go, about a week after muriel bowser gave his state of the district he gave his state of the ward 7 address and sounded like he was ready to run right then and there. he was laughing at implications about it.

he could still surprise it but he's also been known as a candidate who tends to declare ways. i think the results of this poll may be helping him or anyone who might or might not be managing his campaign. >> any idea when the results of that poll will be available >> end of this week. >> maybe we'll have you back and we can talk about that. thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> back after this on 5@630. newsham flush630. newsham flushm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. supreme court to give employers e the control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health.

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♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. i'll be singing that in my sleep. president trump is famed for a lot of things, especially handshake >> his signature handshake turned into a unique greeting and gets plane of play on social media. first impressions mean everything and according career guru, the trump handshake isn't exactly what you want to emulate. >> first before we demonstrate what should be the correct handshake, what's wrong with that? >> well, trump is doing all kinds of things that are very

trump like we have to say. we know that trump is a performer in certain ways, she's a show man, and for better or worse, no value judgment at all but he's going to do things getting him on youtube and getting the attention, exchange his handshake if he wanted to, but i keep saying invite me to the white house and i'll help you do this. >> you haven't got the call yet >> if you're watching >> i'm in dc right now and i come from california. >> so he's a show man and also, when we talk about handshaking, i try to talk to people about handshaking, i've been teaching this over 30 years. a handshake should be a gift you give someone. it's the way make you feel warm and welcome by my presence. that's not what he's about. i believe his handshakes are more about trump. i think no value judgment meant here >> we're seeing actually right here showing thousand give a correct handshake. >> yes. >> even with the dog >> that is my dog. >> i feel like this is your campaign video. looks like it >> i can s

>> let's break it down here. so what we're seeing i the video with president trump, little aggressive, pulling -- because it's a power play >> it's a pure play. there are ways to shake hands that are grateful and kind. we can do them right now >> let's do it >> we're hopping up out of the chairs, start with me >> what we wanted to is be standing, which is why we're standing. so standing doesn't just honor the person, which it does but puts you in perfect alignment to execute great handshake. so now we stand together. we square off our shoulders. we're squared off together. square after you, and now i'm going to take my right hand and aim it at your right hand and take my right thumb and aim it at your right shoulder, so it doesn't look like it's way high up. we're not going to stop until the webs touch. >> very good. >>

>> now we're in the -- once we've gotten to this part of the handshake, we do what's called the pump. it's the pump and the pump is executed and here's where the trump handshake goes wrong. the trump handshake is executing his pump from his shoulder. you can see how he pulls you. knocked you down, ruined your life, so sorry on camera >> it was powerful >> that's what trump is doing. we want the pump to be skewed from the elbow only so that it's an action like this. >> is it like a one, two >> i'm glad you asked me. so one to three pumps is the norm and three pumps seems to be the norm in this culture. so about three pumps. then there's two other part of the handshake that are important and don't have anything to do with the hands, they have to do with making direct eye contact with the

shaking hands went and of course a smile or pleasant facial expression so that we've made that connection >> i've known some people they do a little squeeze and your thoughts >> the squeeze is probably saying a little extra. nice to meet you. i think it's all right. i don't think they say anything wrong with it >> what about the shake and the pat on the hand. >> i love this. >> i know handshakes, when we do that, now, if you and i felt a camaraderie and we did that, we would know this was a sister thing. >> i got it >> sometimes if i were to do this and you didn't like me or getting a weird vibe, i trapped you and i think that's something trump is doing that people don't like because you could not get away. of >> especially on camera. >> i see sometimes the upper hand, some people try to do that when they do a handshake >> that is a power move >>

>> that's a power move, you want to be vertical. when you shake hands. >> lessons learned. >> thank you so much for coming in. >> great seeing you. >> pleasure. m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. dear suspicious snackers, we get it. we know it can be a texture thing, and there are lots of brands to choose from. but it's time for you to pick up your big spoon

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