be "the final 5." again ape gunmanned five killing five people, four journalists on sales assistant, a lot of law makerers weighing in. the president sent out a tweet saying prior to departing wisconsin i was i brin annapolis, my thoughts and prayers are with theictims and families thank you to all the first responders on the scene. yes, there were, and they there quickly we've been there dalen annapolis and day n turned toight and melissa howell up latee l it mnore

on the victims of th shooti melissa i know it's been ang drainiday. for everybody involved. but go ahead. what have you learned?te >> ably, jim. we just had a news conference with police whe they released e names of all five victims in this deadly shooting at that building that houses the capital gazette, we want to show you th who was aendy winters mother and community correspond and writer before taking over special publications at the paper. rebecca smith, gerald fishman who waser the confirms was the editorial editor, johrr ow and rob hiaason all employees. the brother ofiaason posted ck, he recall his brother as i one of the most gentleun andny people. he'd ever learn. rob was a paper assistant editor. now it's clear the capital

gazette is a beacon for people coin the unity, not just news but a sense of connection, one man i spoke with william raoul spoke aboutth one of victims, a woman lost her life who had a huge mac on him. >> he was always to alive and funny andou know full of energy and positive. were going to have lunch and we tomorrow to tal about some public relations stuffas as wel disseminating other information in our communityer through work. whether photographer or writing, i psonalize it in that sense but it is a loss. >> reporter: without them the world dsn't knowhat their politicians elected leaders are doing, they don't know the score of the basketball game. this is just bee rdha

>> reporter: just to give you an idea of the commitment to journalist, the paper covered the shooting itself. th a well, thought-out account of what happened the photographers captured theo moments t able to step back in a time of tneuma thatd your newsroom in a war zone and do your j job as aournalist even as your directly impact by the and thepeaks volumes people i spoke with made at clear they spoke about theze capitatte in its employees and really one lastestament to th.r commitment i can tell you this we're putting out a paper tomorrow.s so while thi has been hard to cor, it is amazing to watch theit cap gazette stand strg during this time of tragedy. >>er thank you vmuch for your professionalis i know it's tou to cover tragedy like that. f thank you your work here on o behalff everybody at fox 5. see you around the office ea tomorrow. ntime police have a lot

of work left in the investigation,he suspected shooter has been identified as running feud with the gazette after they reported he t pleade guilty criminal harassment and sue the paper for defamation but the casen is throw out it is abundantly clear to police this guy specifically targeted the newsroom. >>hae knowt there were threats sent to the gazette through social media. >> this person was prepare today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. as i stated before ause harm and investigativ part of this will be thoroughnd tak some time. >> so the last known address for the guy is a home inlaurel. police are there right now. they will search the home as they work to learn more about him. initial reports w the the gunshots wererd at the annapolis malling employeesto

raced the scene. they went out to see what was going on but in the meantimees businesshut their doors. >> you ow, they locked all the door and everything. all the guestsep weret inside. and you know, we were just really just in shock and we were bar, there's a tv there, we were watching the did talk about wt would happe if he did come to duck down,me hide where, but thank god it didn't hope >> it's a frightening feeling, no that i'm i security, i'm on the other sidef it. so i must say that i can understand eveone who's been involved in this what they must feel like. my heart goes out to the people that were working in this >> building. you've seen the social media in response to th shooting at the bottom of the screen, lot coming from lawmakers. some local lawmakers showed up at the scene, larry hogan and an>>ony brown my heart goes out to the families wse lives were taken

from us, and to those who are wrestling with surviving this incident, my prayers are with th. this is tragedy. we're seeing this across the cotry. whether it's a church, a school, a theater. today a press room, at a local newspaper. this isr. great news capital gazette provide outstaing coverage on a range of issues. wonderful insightful opinions on the newsf the day and the trends of the day. it's even that much more unfortunate. every tragic shooting is unfortunate. in this commu s really hits home >> melissa mentioned the ployee said the show will go they're putting a paper out tomorrow. 'll beearning more in the days and hours to come. the latest details. wel talk about the political news of the day, stick around coming back aft this. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ .

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extremely conservative and also by herin legal g, very catholicie tendenc that's interesting. we have melissa par who's an indiana american judge who is extremely tough on crime. fitsith the president in a lot of ways. that will track more towards,mi sir in some ways to the way gorsuch is wrien but actually more conservative in oth ways. >> we know that back during the campaign, the president put out a list of many potential appointees to the supreme court they weren't surehat kind of justice he might put forth, obviously we knew he had one going into it with the seat that garland was appointed to but never voted upon. hange thed the minority, the balance of the court

>> it will be very interesting. kenn was an interedesting judge. he was a reagan appointee, he's gey tracked conservative. ople like to predict him as this his swing vote. he had a senseidf somenight say justice about him that he would like to reach s.result his opinions would kind of track in random directions. he was poetic in a lot of ways. in many ways i don't see the composition chang that much. i think it will mean bad things for the first amendnt because it willttract the same way with the mostl conservative judge.in some other ws erwhmelye strong unenumerated rights, we notify or conservative drugs and stick

to the enumerated rights i think that the first amendment, i think we might gain areas in other ways, kennedy was he was theot decidinge for key low. >> eminent domain >> exactly. >> that was peo by that. he ao deferentia to searches seizures and other things like that. dso have a lot of opportunities to be cautiously timistic >> a lot of people are looking at thisnd people from two did he have toowways,e versus wade, people say this is the end ande p are saying fantastic. is that something that will be >> i think this is a bit silly. this is not before thecourt. i don't think that other justices would be ecstatic to try to pick up case like that

and complete reverse that. h we dave federal rule that is are cpletely banning aborton, would have states are attempling to comely ban abortion. i think thatirst trimester abortions are safe. saying anything otherwise is bit silly >> any time you have an opening of a supreme court a speculation begins, no matter who the prident the votes are there. good to see ftyou. >> backer the break on "the final 5." ♪ . ♪ . ♪ .

the center of a heated hearing. republicans of the house, judiciary committee criticized top law enforcement officials with the fbi and the doj with meddling.aons into russian time i see that i want to shout out judiciary. deputy attorney general rodns

rosein and chris ray bothd, test they accused rosenstein of withholding important documents suggesting the department of justice conspired against president trumpid >> you read the fisaat applicn >> you won't say to this committee you even redhe document >> sometimes records with classified information redacted have been made public. he got no a bitter back and forth with congressman jim jordan. >> mr. rosenstn did you reaten staffers on the house intelligence mecommittee? a reports indicate you did. >> they're mistaken >> having t enforcent officer threaten to subpoena calls and e-mails are threatening. >> there no way to subpoena

phone calls >> i'm just saying, i'm reading what the impress said, i would suggest thatou not rely on what the press said >> i'm asking if you sai s it >>aid what >> what i just read you. >> no, i did not >> jim jordan is one of the first people l thate to blame the media. house passed a nonbindi resignation calling on rosenstein about clinton e-ml resignations, republica ngumeqn sensitive materials about ongoingin vestigations. the details have beeninalized vladimir putin.rump summit with will happen. in helsinki in july. they've spoken before on the sidelines of annual gatherings oforld leaders but they get to share the spotlight together. tappen after a nato meeting. after talks with theresa may. the capitol hill nearly 600

people protesting immigration policy were arrested at th office building, a lot of demonstrators were wearing silver blankets similar to the one that is detainees have. they were charged with unlawful assembly.ot estsers went a permanent end to catld separn and for families t separatedo be it reun. other protests around t country including families gathered outside of ice offices in what they call play date protests. >> my daughter is also a mexican decent and i know from studying history. i know from the feeling i get in my gut and my heart that the rest of us are next. >> are there more larger protests plannedross the country for saturday. milaniarump took another trip to the order andno, she was not wearing thet jacke again.

i wouldn't be surprised if it was confiscated. she visited where parents and children being held together. tour listen and ask questions >>ie peoplew this as a dhs ors problem but it's not. t's a governmen problem that we have to try to fix. but it's going to involve definily a lot of civil si discus. some actions. so we can get to a solution on this >>e see the children cross alonewithout, you know, an adult. >> in since october 1st, 2017, at the ports of entry, the legal crossings we've had while 1,100 unaccompanied alien children unaccoanied >> more families have been detained zero tolerance policy and immigration policy rolle out in april. if there's no more detention

space, parents with kids will likely be release with ankle monitors uil court hearings. president trump staed his day in wisconsin tor break groud fox con, the deal is expected to bringgh thousands o paying jobs to wisconsin. t i hads incredible company. they wouldn't have i dont here od.ept i became presgoent that's they wanted to do itep somce in the united states and i o immediately thof the state of wisconsin >> it's a big deal and it will bring jobs. they do come at a coldest, they gave a 4 billion package of tax breaks to lure them here, promising to h,0e 00 works wospl.s an be hard to

governor scott walker said it will give the state its own version of silicon valley. >> i gave scott the ball a he carried the ball. if that were n standards h ran for about 2000 yards in one game. special guy. he's a special talent. iope he doe run against me. thatomment -- that comment come back to haunt me. he is a special talent >> he must be special if he can run for 2000 yards in a gill game meanwhile it'sin unhwiappyh hallway david son.they're movin because of the tariffs levied by other president trump's tariff harley david son, please

build tho motorcycles in the d usa't get cute with us. th won't realize the taxes are coming way down. spent a lot of time with them. build them in the usa. your customers won't be happy phone >> we should point out tt the motorcycles he's talking about aren't gng to be sold in the usa. they wan to buildhem in europe and skirt t tariff that is way. the president gave us an update on how niaons are going with the eu. products would that your pructs, they will come back and say let's talking frankly they anywhere have. don't ever tellhem i said that. you'll screw up my negotiations.

>> regardless speaking of deals thee' president saids got something good cooking when it comes to healthcare a you'll love it >> we're opening up unbelievable healthcare across state lines highly competitive. really great healthcare. for it. all of insurance companies are dieing to get it. they all want to compete. cost will be low and it's costingur countrynothing. and is so much better than any form of insurance.oc we have asstion and then secretary az ar is coming out in th weeks with a massive plan you don't beeve it slogan and how the make america great c againld get a make over greatest phrasever used in i politics, suspect. that's the greatest make america

great again. what are we using in two and a half years? can you believe t and a half years? you know what the phrase is? keep america great, of course, explanation points. keep ame great. we'll get you nice hats, maybe green this time instead of red, green reprenting cash >> reminder make america great was used in 1980 by ronald reagan. and used by president trump in 16. >> theentagon is moving forward to moving forward with an expensive military parade. he got the idea by visiting france. itould start at the capital and go downe pennsylvania a and ending at the national mall

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five people woke up to go to work at th capital gaze now we know the suspect had a long running feudith the paper that came to a head at 2:34. we've gone through socia this man was motivated my his

hatred of the media. whetherhe current climate contributed we don't know. the capital staff has nevere ben th enemy, w they won't dealith political issues and policy discussions they cover issues you care about. they're neighbors covering neighbors and tonight the people of annapolis have five f neighbors. that's "the final 5." at 11:30 good night.orrow night

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