. >>> lawyer andrew mold is accused of torturing two people inside their mcclain home. mold and his wife wanted revenge. the man was fired from his law firm and others say he was temporarily insane after taking medicine for back pain. pleading not guilty to the charges. >>> a commute could get longer for some riders. there is a restriction on the blue and orange and silver lines. it will affect carrollton and largo and could cause delays up to 20 minutes. the slower speeds could allow crews to fix the section on the track. >>> incredible video shows a moment part of a building collapsed. surveillance video shows a huge section of the wall tip over and the parked car. the building on fenway near okie street is abandoned and one was hurt. firefighters blamed the collapse on strong winds. picture perfect outside today. but we are in for another yellow weather alert. chief meteorologist topper shutt talking about the showers. >> hard to believe. below average but look at the temperatures tomorrow, 48 in frederick and 54 downtown. by 8:00, notice the darker green, heavier ra

. >>> it was a violent home invasion that left a mcclain couple with horrible wounds. leo fischer and his wife sue were stabbed nut paul -- multiple times and essentially left for dead. >> the man on trial is assumele, an attorney who did work for them. the victims have been testifying about this brutal attack. >> reporter: this husband and wife married for 40 years each saw the other shot or stabbed. they each thought the other was dead. the doorbell rang on a sunday night in november, a man pushed his way inside their mcclain home. leo fischer said the man tasered him. he said i fell to the floor shaking violently, every limb was shaking. i felt like i was having a heart attack. fischer, a managing partner at bean kenny and korman says he soon recognized the man of andrew small, the husband of alicia small, an attorney who he recent fired. he used zip ties to bind his and his wife's feet and then interrogated them for some three hours and then he said he knocked me over, put a pillow over my face and cut my throat. i screamed to my wife, he's murdering me. he cut my

>> reporter: the woman says her name is jenna mcclain and that it's risky for her to come forward.e passes the conversation on to a male associate, who writes, "ma'am, please, your daughter is not dead. she will be back home alive." the man knows all sorts of details of the case and offers a troubling account of what really befell kelsie. claiming her baby daddy donthe had hired a friend to kill her. "donthe has no idea she is alive. he thinks she is dead. cliff, who was ordered to kill her, opted to keep her and sell her." >> and that the friend did not kill her, he sold her into sex trafficking. he had a fake grave dug and showed that to donthe as proof that he had killed kelsie. the baby had been aborted, there was a video of it being done, of kelsie screaming. >> reporter: how did that affect you? >> it's really hard to find words to use for it, because it's so awful. it made me sick. i mean, i could barely function. >> reporter: that same month, 1,200 miles away in ohio, a nearly identical development. one "jenna mcclain" reaches out to megan lancaster's family through faceboo

>> scott mcclain, thank you so much. also perplexing. so let's dig a little deeper now on that "washington post" story, that claims that trump acted as his own publicist in the '90s. cnn's drew griffin has more. >> fred, if the person on this tape is not donald trump, then an audio expert we talked to said someone has done a masterful job of sounding almost exactly like donald trump. the fact is the secret pr man in donald trump's past may not have ever been a real secret at all. >> morning. >> reporter: the real amazing story of donald trump's old spokesman, as "the washington post" headline writes, may be that it's been such an open secret for so long, it's hard to believe that anyone is still questioning it. >> what's your name again? >> john miller. >> and you work with donald trump? >> yes, that's correct. >> it was back in the 1980s. and when the flashy new york real estate mogul needed to get a bit of news out, the newspaper reports it was common knowledge among new york reporters that trump just assumed a different name and handl

. >> it has been a wild week for carson wentz, jeff mcclain from the philadelphia inquirer join us toabout the eagles draft. if you talk to people about spring training, five games over 500 only two and a half to first place may. no one would have believed you. more on the surprising phillies. >>> welcome to the sports zone. we'll have a complete break down of the draft ahead. we'll start out with the phillies. pete mackanin said the starting picture would be

>> let's go along with sean mcclain for his first skydive. he's in florida, all geared up.it's his first jump so he'll do it tandem and there goes sean having the time of his life. >> you hope. >> you hope it's this moment he doesn't realize i don't wanna do this! >> he's smiling like i was so >> h;ñs smiling like i was so igthis and he really, really, really, really wants to do this because there is a bittersweet reason mind his first jump. turns out his mother used to be an avid skydiver, used to love this but recently passed so he decided to go on his first skydive and watch this. he pulls out a baggie and starts opening it up. >> oh. >> he has taken his mother's ashes up with him, and look. he started spreading those ashes as they're gliding over florida >> that's cool. >> that's really taking your mom's experiences into account and doing what she would probably love for you to do. >> right, kind of like connecting him with her at the same time. it's a wonderful thought. >> he decided the ashes and also spreading them in hawaii over one of her favorite beaches and also

cnn's scott mcclain joins me now. so, scott, it seems this is another sign of the clinton camp looking past senator sanders and towards november, by taking on trump. >> yeah, fredricka. if you didn't know any better, you would probably think that hillary clinton had already clinched the democratic nomination and moved on to the general election. she still, technically, has a primary battle to win, but lately she's opted to ignore bernie sanders and go straight after donald trump, hitting him on his proposed muslim plan, his tax rate plan, and now this web video about the tax returns trump has not yet released, and maybe won't before november. he says he can't release them because he's under irs audit. now, clinton is more than happy to talk about tax returns, because she and her husband have released decades of returns publicly already. trump may not want to talk about those returns, but he has no problem going after hillary clinton, branding her crooked hillary, over her e-mail controversy, and even calling her enabl

no jackpot winners in our area, but there was a $1 million winner in mcclain. say it was purchased at the 7-eleven. it was richmond area as well. >>> sun came out, perfect for mother's day. will it stick around for the week? lauren's got your forecast coming up next. >>> observing mother's day and recognizing the pght ofli well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place to get into a new ford escape. escape leads the way with the convenience of a foot-activated rear liftgate. plus, the power and efficiency of ecoboost technology. you'll find a full lineup of ford suvs designed to help you be unstoppable. right now you can drive a new escape and get 0% financing for 72 months plus $500 cash. hurry, this offer is for a limited time only. >> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >>> som first moments after the 9/11 attacks have just been released by the george w. bush presidential library. the photos show the president using a room at the elementary school to make calls shortly after the attacks. another photo shows the president watching news cover

we get more from scott mcclain. >> reporter: good morning. despite the fact that hillary clinton has an insurmountable lead, she had four events in oregon on sunday and three today. clinton has close two states in a row to bernie sanders and wants to make sure kentucky isn't number three. she is still battling sanders, enemy number one is donald trump. clinton went after him for his suggestion that he would be open to allowing japan and south korea to have their own nuclear weapons to protect from north korean aggression. >> along comes donald trump and says he doesn't care. let them have nuclear weapons. he said he would use nuclear weapons. this is scary, dangerous talk. this is the talk of a loose cannon who is making statements and creating confusion. we can't afford that. >> reporter: sanders was also in kentucky yesterday. again making the case he is the stronger candidate to take on trump in the general. >> all of the polling that is out there in virtually every national poll and in every statewide poll, we do much better against trump

scott mcclain has more on a school district at breaking point. >> reporter: it's teachers calling in detroit is as much at stake here as the future of the school system. >> reporter: detroit public school teachers protesting monday, calling in sick en masse, forcing all but three schools in the district to close. the issue, money. not enough to pay some teachers in july and august. >> we have already worked, so we continue to work, it will be like we are working for free. what profession works for free? >> reporter: the school district is deeply in debt. $515 million so far and will run out of funds on july 1st unless the state legislature steps up with more cash, and quickly. >> the michigan legislature understands the urgency and importance of the reform legislation that is before it. >> reporter: it's not the first sick-out in detroit. in january, teachers walked out over poor school conditions. in some cases, there were rats, cockroaches, black mold, and even crumbling kriing ceilings. this time, teachers have had enough. >> we have reached a breaking point. enough is enough. >>

clk mcclain? >> yeah. >> are you talking about the one they have done? >> i am talking about the one they are about to embark on. >> if they are opening one, he made an allegation there is retaliation and i support his due process but i am not familiar with the -- >> don't you think you ought to be? >> i am in familiar that we reinstated him and he is in the position to compete. >> administrator, that testimony is very troubling to me, let me tell you. what i am not going to tolerate is retaliation on whistle blowers and that is what it looks like to me >> i don't tolerate it either. >> can you get back to this committee within 30 days with a way you are going to rectiify it? >> i will follow-up on the colloq colloquy. >> do i have your commitment? >> yes, sir. >> you will have an action plan within 30 days? >> i will get back what i found. >> what is a reasonable amount of time? >> i can do it within 30 days. this is new information i am not aware of. >> you have done your research and this isn't a shock this might have come up. is that a shock to you?

mann's mother melissa testified grace, a junior from mcclain was happy, and had big plans for the future. prosecutors call the insanity defense ludicrous saying after the killing briel changed his clothes, tried to shaver and fled. all signs prosecutors say he knew what he had done. prosecutor citing a text conversation. i made a mess. what should i do? run? he said to his mother. "yes, get out of there." we heard from one of the two roommates who saw steven briel after the killing saying he was drenched in sweat, looked very, very nervous. the roommates saw grace mann body inside a bedroom, bound and strangled. we heard from a detective from the police department and we expect that the courtroom activity to wrap up and then resume in the morning. wednesday. live in fredericksburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: okay. thank you. for months we heard about a contested convention. last night, bernie sanders declared we will see a second contested convention days later when the democrats gather in philadelphia. how feasible is that? let's get answers now from the chief political correspon

. >> reporter: in washington, scott mcclain. >> cosby and constand reached a civil settlement in the case back in 2006. the reason it's now a criminal case is because of cosby's unsealed deposition in 2005, and because of the dozens of other women that have come forward with similar stories. >>> now to campaign 2016, former president bill clinton was in the area today. later he stopped in at a chinatown bakery, unexpectedly, the owner says they weren't expecting him. doug shot some video as president clinton greeted customers and posed for pictures. >>> the two democratic candidates were in los angeles today. hillary clinton spoke at a union hall, spent more time criticizing donald trump than bernie sanders. she will be in san jose on thursday. sanders was in anaheim, attacking disney for underpaying its employees. the underdog is also launching a california campaign ad. >> california, it's a long way to washington, but you can send them a message they can't ignore. >> the 30 second ad shows california farm worker scenes of venice beach. contrast to images in wall street. he will air

. >> you may remember a lawyer and his wife were nearly killed in their mcclain home two years ago. wusa9 stephanie gearhart has more. >> reporter: jury selection under way a year-and-a-half as a police officer and he showed a badge before forcing his way inside a virginia home. what followed was brutal and just bizarre. >> the unthinkable violence unfolded on november 9th 2014. andrew mold is accused of hurting a couple inside their home. the husband and wife were tortured for two hours. tazed, shot and nearly killed. prosecutors say that mold and his wife eliseya wanted revenge. fisher fired her from his law firm. the defendant's attorney claims he was under the influence of medicine for back pain. which caused temporary insanity. >> when police arrested him. mold was only wearing a diaper. bloody clouds and a knife and gun were stashed in his car. an alleged accomplice. the victims' escape miraculously because they pushed a panic button and called police. stephanie gailhart. >> the torture trial is expected to last four weeks. it resumes again tomorrow morning. >> all right. we l

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careered the accident on capital beltway but drive from springfield to mcclain on the inner get to theg, outer loop delays speeds as low as a 15 miles per hour through that stretch georgia avenue. heading toward the wilson street bridge, inner loop slows as you pass branch avenue, and continues across the span of the bridge, a live look just south of van dorn street where we've inner loop and outer loop delays. melanie. >> anchor: thank you. happening right now, alert issued for 3-year old zion clinton amir williams, last seem on cleveland court in spotslvania. police believe he was taken by his father, 28-year old joshua christopher williams and in danger. he was taken after his father assaulted his mother. if you see them call 911 immediately. mother's day, 3 days away now. if you're still in need of a gift, tune in to good morning washington. inspiration. we're talking with an esteem ♪ when you've been fighting for a long time. >>> hey, everyone, chris evans here. i'm happy to see you in times square showing your support for team cap. especially my young co-captains out there. can't

. >> scott mcclain is on the scene there. it sound like a campaign speech. listen to this. >> and by the way, bill clinton signed and a half tanafta, probt deal economic will that this country has done in 100 years. so hillary doesn't know anything about jobs. >> the scott, how did the audience react? >> reporter: well, donald trump seemed to get a pretty warm reaction from the crowd here.re? >> reporter: well, donald trump seemed to get a pretty warm reaction from the crowd here. this this was a traditional stump speech in a nontraditional setting. this group has a lot of veterans it taking part in, but mixed in was also a lot of the just average ordinary passers by this washington, d.c. for the memorial day weekend. and donald trump not only talked about his support for veterans and reforming the v.a., but he also talked about trade, he talked about getting a better deal in other countries for protection. and he also took a few jabs at hillary clinton as you would expect. >> all right. scott, thanks. appreciate your time. >>> ahead, at least four dead, thr

. >>> today ong expected to begin in the trial against a lawyer accused of terrorizing a mcclain coupleandrew schmuhl and his wife alicia are accused of killing alicia's boss after she was fired from her job. andrew claims his mental state was due to the medication he was taking. >>> now close to 4,000 ex-felons are registered to vote according to the virginia department of elections. some say this decision was a blatant move to help get his long-time friend hillary clinton elected. and currently the district requires people to show good reason to have a weapon. yesterday a judge halted enforcement of that law. the u.s. attorney for d.c. will ask the courts to allow the the law until the city's appeal can be heard. >> we're not going to let you go and you're not going to get away from us. you need to talk to us, okay? this is not going to work. we cannot keep doing this. >> and the ambulance is in big trouble this morning as a man stole it. and all this happened after he jumped out of a hotel window. this was in seattle. we don't know why the guy was on the run. according to police ther

month ncht right now jury selection is underway for a fairfax county lawyer accused of terrorizing a mcclain couple. andrew schmuhl charged with abduction and malicious wounding for a 2014 attack on another lawyer and his wife. schmuhl's wife faces the same charges but be tried separately. at the time of the attack she had just been fired from the victim's law firm. news 4's northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has covered this story from the beginning. she's in the courtroom right now. follow her on twitter for updates on this case. >>> a woman killed in connection with the maryland shopping center shootings will be remembered today as a beloved chemistry teacher who pushed her students to do their best. tonight there will be a individual vigil for gladys. police say two weeks ago her estranged husband shot her outside high school in prince george's county. and funeral services begin today for claudina, visitation begins tonight at st. jude catholic church in rockville. the funeral mass will be held tomorrow. originally from bolivia and accomplished the american dream. she was a nursi

. >>> police dashcam video released today shows the man accused of shooting and stabbing a mcclain couple fleeing from the scene. police say andrew smolts wife was driving the get away car at speeds at nearly 100 miles per hour. that chase ended in a strip mall. he was cuffed and placed in the back of a police cruiser wearing on an adult diaper. prosecutors say the act was the revenge and his wife was fired from the victim's arlington law firm. >>> to prince george's county now. we're getting a peak at what luxury state of ck -- suits will look like inside the mgm. the chairman suit is the largest of seven with more than 3200 square feet. a two bedroom has a living room, kitchen and dining people are getting excited. >> it's like another upgrade of the gaylord. >> i just came by to take a picture of it to see what was going on. this place is really growing. >> we know what you're asking, no word yet on how much it's going to cost to rent the suite. the hotel is expected to bring about 3600 jobs to the area. the casino will have 3600 slot machines and 160 table games. >>> more now on missi

he retired to cut hair in mcclain. >> i don't want to be bold and fresh here even though that's my descriptionknow a lot more about policy than donald trump knows. >> well, there are a lot of very good candidates. that know a great deal. and he has been very clear that he wants an insider because he understands that while he has done an amazing job arousing the country, building a real movement, to get things done in washington, as he proved in the visit yesterday, you have got to sit down and talk to the legislators. you have -- he has number of people to call on. i don't know who is on the list. >> i know pretty much who is on the list. i think you are going to get it i think he is going to choose you. i mean, this is, again, i'm making this not based on any inside information i want the audience to know. i don't know that nobody has said that to me. i do know who is he considering just by a deduction. and i think he will select you. and i think rudy giuliani he is going to say is going to be homeland security guy. chris christie is going to be attorney general. ben carson is going to be hea

and scott mcclain is following developments from washington for us. scott, even though clinton has more delegates, another loss well, that would make it that it would be tightening the gap between she and sanders. >> yeah, that's right. optics are important here. hillary clinton has lost two straight contests now and doesn't want kentucky to be number three. it's not going to be easy. parts of the state are coal country which can be hostile because of comments she made in march at the cnn town hall. that she was going to put a lot of coal mineers and companies out of business. she did later apologize but got a frosty reception in parts of virginia's territory. and her husband faced protesters at a recent event in kentucky. she is putting a lot of time and effort into the blue glass state. visited two predominantly black churches and one you're seeing there in louisville. her campaign ignored bernie sanders but moments ago she seemed to buck that trend going after him and repeating a claim that bernie sanders disputes saying that he didn't support the

and of course we have major delays traveli tieson corner and mcclain.umbia pike, 29 southbound. we are dealing with crash clean up in white oak area. near new hampshire avenue. where we are seeing heavy delays on the beltway, outer loop at new hampshire avenue going to around to would 70. melanie back to you. >> anchor: angelia, thank you. maryland governor larry hogan will cynoia's law into effect. 24 hours after the man charged with killing montgomery county police officer noaa leon pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaught manslaughter. his blood alcohol limit three times the limit. law requires all d.u.i. cases to use interlock devices. >> anchor: security guard at the giant grocery store accused. refusing to let a transgender woman use the woman's bathroom. female guard reportedly pushed the woman from the bathroom to the store's exit. and witnees all went down. the guard was arrested and charged with simple assault. and we will be talking live with the victim in our 8:00 hour on newschanel 8. you can get the latest news, traffic and weather updates r

mcclain woman you are about to see was injured by her takata air bag. hehe is -- she shared her story. she asked in 2014 how many more people need to be injured or killed before a total recall? since she asked that question, six more people have died. nissan saying the air bags were not dangerous when they installed but time wears away at them and th warns too quickly. if you are driving with one of the recalled air bags the head of nitsa offers this advice. >> talk to the dealer. get a loaner be. in contact as much as you can. at the least, i would say the owners check every week. kimberly: if you don't know if your car is on the list, head to wjla.com. we have a link to the government site to find out for sure. back to you. jonathan: thanks. the department of homeland security is taking steps to increase security ahead of the busy summer travel season. the t.s.a. is down 6,000 screeners. federal security officials say more teams will be added but they say you can expect long lines. they recommend arriving at least two hours for domestic flights. they

. >> administrator neffenger, are you familiar with federal air marshal robert mcclain? >> yes, sir i am. >> are you familiar with the fact that the courts have overturned tsa's assertions that his whistle-blower disclosures were not prohibited by law? >> yes, i am. >> are you aware of the fact it's been over a year since an administrative judge has indicated those disclosures should indeed be protected? >> yes, sir. >> okay. so if you're aware of all those and in light of the fact that mr. cummings asked do you tolerate retaliation, in what scheme could you not see the fact that he has been reinstated but yet no raises, he still continues to be paid at a position -- and not put in a position that he would have been in had he not been fired. at what point can you justify that that is not retaliation? >> well, i don't believe it is. i believe he was reinstated as required by the -- >> at a pay that he was at in 2005. do you know any other tsa employee that is at a pay that he was at in 2005? >> well, i'll double-check. >> you don't have to double check, i know. >> off the

cnn's scott mcclain joins me now. of the clinton camp looking past senator sanders and towards november, by taking on trump. >> yeah,

after all in 2008 it was her to kept dragging out the primary, john mcclain clinched on march 5th.drop out until june 8th of that year. >> alex seitz-wald, thank you. we have breaking news we're following out of minnesota about the days leading up to prince's death. there's a news conference that just wrapped up a few moments ago where we learned some new details about reported efforts to get the music icon help for drug addiction just hours before he died. nbc's stephanie gosk was at the news conference. she's live in downtown minneapolis with more. what can you tell us? >> reporter: craig, it's pretty extraordinary. you have a lawyer that's been hired by a doctor who is a nationally known drug addiction specialist and he ran through the time line essentially of the 24 hours before prince's death, that his client received what he described as an urgent phone call about a grave medical concern and was asked to do an intervention with prince to help him with his drug addiction. the doctor couldn't make the trip so he sent his son on a red eye that night to arrive in minneapolis and

we'll bring back scott mcclain and also washington correspondent for "time" magazine, historian similarsor at princeton. we're hearing very familiar things. not a lot new. but he did say that he's going to give us more information about the groups, specific groups, it that that are getting hone from what he's raised that $6 million for veterans. notice he there were questions about how much was raised and who was getting that money. what do you anticipate that we will see or hear on tuesday? what are you going to be listening for? >> hi, i was at that event. it was instead of doing the debate if you remember in iowa, he said he would not do the debate and he was going to have his own event and he instead held a big fund raiser for the veterans. and he said he raised $6 million but then there is been a lot of questions about the accounting of that money since then. the "washington post" did call around to all these group, have you received anything, and they said no. so he's now saying that he will announce on tuesday at a press conference that here are the groups that have received the

. >> administrator, neffenger, are you familiar with federal air marshal robert mcclain? >> yes, sir, i am. >> are you familiar with the fact that the courts have overturned tsa's assertions that his whistle blower disclosures were not prohibited by law. >> yes, i am. >> are you aware of the fact it's been over a since an administrative judge has indicated those disclosures should indeed be protected? >> yes, sir. >> okay. so if you're aware of all those and in light of the fact that mr. cummings asked do you tolerate retaliation, in what scheme could you not see the fact that he has been reinstated but yet no raises, he still continues to be paid at a position -- and not put in a position that he would have been in had he not been fired. at what point can you justify that that is not retaliation? >> well, i don't believe it is. i believe he was reinstated as required by the -- >> at a pay that he was at in 2005. do you know any other tsa employee that is at a pay that he was at in 2005? >> well, i'll double-check. >> you don't have to double check, i know. >> off the top

and you will see entrepreneur delays through mcclain and tyson toward legion bridge.lume delays southbound side. 395, northbound crash reported for folks traveling near seminary. watch for possible lane closures through that stretch. melanie back to you. >> anchor: and angelia, thank you. wind gusts got the better of a building in northeast dc sunday. officials say strong gusts caused this severe partial collapse at a old tomato packing plant in ivy city. brings came down. snapping a utility pole in half. and dragging down street signs. it is closed for clean up. >> anchor: and good morning washington is counting down to summer. getting your fingers and tows ready for the sun. coming up at 8:45 o newschanel 8. seven easy things to do to make those manicures and pedicuress last. and you can get more news, traffic and weather upd washington. on newschanel 8. hope you have a great monday. ♪ ♪ >>> while we're playing that song, welcome to "good morning america." take a look peek at nfl star devon still's beautiful wedding and beautiful bride asha joyce heading down the st

. >> administrator, neffenger, are you familiar with federal air marshal robert mcclain? >> yes, sir i am. >> are you familiar with the fact that the courts have overturned tsa's assertions that his whistle blower disclosures were not prohibited by law. >> yes, i am. >> are you aware of the fact it's been over a since an administrative judge has indicated those disclosures should indeed be protected? yes, sir. >> okay. so if you're aware of all those and in light of the fact that mr. cummings asked do you tolerate retaliation, in what scheme could you not see the fact that he has been reinstated but yet no raises, he still continues to be paid at a position -- and not put in a position that he would have been in had he not been fired. at what point can you justify that that is not retaliation? >> well, i don't believe it is. i believe he was reinstated as required by the -- >> at a pay that he was at in 2005. do you know any other tsa employee that is at a pay that he was at in 2005? >> well, i'll double-check. >> you don't have to double check, i know. >> off the top of

scott mcclain has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump talks constantly about his support for veteransit is not often that he gets to speak to a large crowd of them directly. here today he seemed to get a good reception. but in many ways this was a typical trump stump speech. he seemed to tick all the boxes, talking about trade, about the second amendment, building support for our military and, of course, veterans. >> our veterans have been treated so badly in this country. you have a secretary that last week said, no, the wait time doesn't matter. forget about wait time. i know people and i've gotten to know so many vets. and we just raised almost $6 million for the vets because i didn't do a television show. i said, let's do this. and we're announcing on tuesday all of the groups that we put up this money, and we raised this tremendous amount of money because we love the vets. >> reporter: that money he mentioned was raised a couple of months al when he decided to skip out on a fox news debate. ever since then, he has been dogged by questions about where exactly the money went. as yo

. >> all right, cnn correspondent, scott mcclain is covering all of these developments for us and joins us now live from washington. all right, so, what's next for either camp? >> fredricka, hillary clinton still technically has a primary battle to win, but you wouldn't know it, because she's gone largely ignored bernie sanders and instead gone straight after donald trump. she's been critical of trump's tax cut plan, and as of wednesday, the tax returns he has yet to release and may not before november. now, fred, as you mentioned, trump says he won't release them until an irs audit is completed. the presumptive republican nominee is also dealing with another controversy. a tape of a "people" magazine interview from 1991, dug up by "the washington post." on the tape, a man named john miller, claiming to be trump's

mcclain? >> yeah. why are they, doing a full investigation. >> talking about one that was already done? >> talking about the one they're about to embark on? >> if they're opening one again because he made an allegation there has been retaliation. i support his due process to investigate that. i am not familiar with the specifics of this current situation. >> don't you think you ought to be? >> i'm familiar with the fact that we have reinstated him and he now is in position to compete for whatever position he desires to come for in the organization. >> administrator, let me just tell you, that testimony is very troubling to me. because what i'm not going to tolerate is retaliation on whistle-blowers. that is what it looks like to me. >> i don't tolerate it either. i promise you will follow -- >> so can you get back to this committee within 30 days, with a way that you're going to rectify it so the office of special counsel doesn't have to do a full investigation? >> i fill follow up on this coliquy, to