and kate's law stalled.we, as a country, cannot pass a simple law to protect innocent people like kate steinle from harm, from foreign aggravated felons who defy deportation, if congress cannot do that, it should go out of business. that's how bad the situation is and that's why most americans have lost confidence in the house and senate. the steinle family broken hearted, of course, and on friday they announced they are suing the federal government, the city and county of san francisco and the former sheriff there. they are also suing sanchez, the alleged trigger man. in just a few moments, is it legal will have more on the lawsuit. summing up, i have been practicing journalism for more than 40 years. i have never seen federal, state, and local authorities act so cowardly. kate steinle is not alone. other americans have been killed by illegal alien aggravated felons. and congress does nothing. when it easily could. or am i wrong on this? and that's the memo. now for the top story. the bigger story with dise

kate?kristen welker tonight, thanks. >>> as we head into the monday after britain's vote to leave the european union and the fallout that followed, all eyes are on the financial markets. keir simmons is following the next moves from london. keir? >> reporter: good evening, kate. britain is still feeling the aftershocks from this political earthquake. and secretary john kerry visiting both brussels and britain tomorrow, urging the uk and european union to limit the damage from what will likely be a messy divorce, saying it's important to provide as much stability and certainty as possible. but uk lawmakers are now vying to see the leadership of both main parties after david cameron announced he would deny and leaders of scotland are threatening to block the uk from leaving the european union while online a petition calling for a new referendum has grown to more than 3 million signatures. against this backdrop, the secretary of state's visit is aimed at partly calming global markets, traders

>> no, there's nothing kate cannot do. nothing kate cannot do. that's tough to even say. >> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. all right. let's talk about a lot of people who can't do a lot of things. talking about congress here and breaking news coming from capitol hill. an extraordinary push overnight for gun control. democrats staging a raucous sit-in on the house floor refusing to leave unless the issue is brought to a vote. >> nearly all of the house democrats have joined the protests with dozens of senators. they took turns at the podium recounting gun tragedies like sandy hook and the orlando nightclub shooting. >> reporter: abc's catherine faulders has been following the developments for several hours. she's joining us live from capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. on captain hill as democrats continue to push for votes on gun control. it's still going on and they have conducted a sit-in now that has lasted over 14 hours. what we're seeing up here is really chaotic unprecedented.

kate. >> you also have the balance getting people through. know there's already been problems at airports with hours long security at tsa because of shorta shortages. go ahead. >> many people are concerned when we saw all of those long lines at the airports across the country that that softens the target more. because now you have a situation where you had so many people jam packed into an area that could be enticing to terrorists who would like to strike an airport. >> rene, thanks so much, an important point. >>> let's get more now from juliette chaim, former assistant secretary for the department of homeland security, also the author of "security mom." thank you for being here. i've been talking about it with a couple people this morning. i think a lot of folks are surprised the airport is already back up and running. they're, you know, putting up boards against walls. against the windows that were shattered as people are making it into the airport heading towards their gates. do you think that's a smart move? >> oh, absolutely. i think it

i'm kate bolduan. as you might have noticed last hour john berman was a little office but thank you for joining us. in the span of an afternoon hillary clinton went from presumptive democratic nominee to presumptive democratic nominee with a whole lot of muscle behind her. the president, the vice president, the popular liberal senator elizabeth warren all throwing their support behind clinton and speaking of elizabeth warren, she's just arrived, as you see here, she just arrived at hillary clinton's home in d.c. moments ago for a private meeting with the presumptive nominee obviously leaving speculation to run wild right now. what could they be talking about? av p sp vp spot perhaps? minutes from now clinton is expected to lay into her rival, donald trump, once again, this time on women's issues in a speech that will be coming up next hour. trump is also to be speaking next hour before an influential group of evangelicals. we'll be looking to see what he has to say about his rival. a lot could be happe

kate? >> kristen welker in northern california tonight. >>> in southern california, firefighters are making progress in containing a wildfire in a suburb of los angeles as residents who evacuated this weekend make their way home. steve patterson was there today along the fire lines. >> reporter: tonight, a battle on every front. the goal, hold the line, stifle any threat, keep residents safe. from the skies saturday, a fire spreading quickly. >> a very dangerous, quick-moving fire. >> reporter: on the ground, a race to get out. >> we heard the helicopters. i didn't think around here. i walked out, and i could see the smoke and the fire coming behind the hill. >> i had trouble breathing. >> reporter: deputies urged residents to go, then grabbed hoses themselves in an attempt to stave off flames surging toward homes. dubbed the old fire, the brush burner lit up more than 500 acres. splitting off into neighborhoods, burning backyards, damaging homes, forcing nearly 5,000 people to evacuate. at

kate? >> gabe gutierrez in orlando, gabe, thank you. >>> new political fallout from the orlando massacre. donald trump suggested today that the country should start thinking about profiling muslims in response to terrorism as the debate over guns heats up in congress. kristen welker is covering it all for us. she has our report. >> reporter: the politics of terror heating up one week after the orlando attacks with donald trump today calling for profiling muslims already in the country. >> you know, i hate the concept of profiling. but we have to start using common sense and we have to use our heads. we really have to look at profiling. >> reporter: hillary clinton is off the trail today but has excoriated trump because of his comments about muslims. >> this approach is not just wrong, it's dangerous. >> reporter: the candidates sparring on the terror debate, gun control. >> weapons of war have no place in our streets. [ applause ] >> you put me in there, we are going to save that second ame

i'm kate snow. today is the last day of june and it has been a rough month for the republicans' presumptive nominee. he's lagging behind hillary clinton in the polls, in fund-raising, in advertisements, and in battleground state visits, but as our political director wrote today, there are plenty of ways he could turn things around in july. trump's vice president pick should come in the next few weeks. he's got the convention to make his appeal to swing voters, along with a fund-raising report that could flip the script. and finally, he has a chance to turn the political focus back on to hillary clinton. that's what he's likely to do, about a half hour from now, when he'll deliver his second straight anti-trade speech. this one in manchester, new hampshire. and don't be surprised if he brings up the attack in istanbul, turkey. overnight, turkish police arresting 13 people in isis-related raids, as the death toll is still climbing. and this afternoon, brand-new video of coalition air strikes destroyin

meteorologist kate boil low when the wet weather moves out. kate?> ukee, the storms have been scattered in nature this evening and tonight we still have a few out on storm scan3 right now the worst of it missed us to the south and up to the north where we had flash flood warning in north jersey. locally, not a whole lot happening the storms split before coming through the philadelphia area. the city getting the tail end of these showers at the moment but still seeing some steady rain up in portions of central and lower bucks county. let's zoom in on that particular cell right now and you can see where it is. the heaviest rain denoted by the red shading buckingham bucks county and through central and lower buck. abington seeing steady rain at the moment and starting to move into northeast philadelphia as well. while we're not seeing lightning and thunder with these showers and storms we have the risk for steady downpours that could slow down travel through the remainder of the overnight hours. still some scattered showers and storms showing up here o

meteorologist kate boil low when the wet weather moves out. kate?> ukee, the storms have been scattered in nature this evening and tonight we still have a few out on storm scan3 right now the worst of it missed us to the south and up to the north where we had flash flood warning in north jersey. locally, not a whole lot happening the storms split before coming through the philadelphia area. the city getting the tail end of these showers at the moment but still seeing some steady rain up in portions of central and lower bucks county. let's zoom in on that particular cell right now and you can see where it is. the heaviest rain denoted by the red shading buckingham bucks county and through central and lower buck. abington seeing steady rain at the moment and starting to move into northeast philadelphia as well. while we're not seeing lightning and thunder with these showers and storms we have the risk for steady downpours that could slow down travel through the remainder of the overnight hours. still some scattered showers and storms showing up here o

kate. what we know so far, what we have confirmed is that there was some kind of attack at this supermarket in tel aviv close to the defense minute industry. and that shots were fired by a suspect. again, not a clear idea of how many people wounded. >> all right, kelly cobiella watching this from the london bureau. of course, this happening in tel aviv, a coastal city in israel. kelly, we'll let you get back to reporting and bring us updates that you might have. >>> for now we'll switch to politics. that is that, a year of campaigning, half a billion dollars later, and we finally have our final two candidates unofficially until the conventions. there are now exactly five months left until election day. a lot could change and we will discuss that, but after last night's results, our general election analysis can begin in earnest. today hillary clinton's fans still basking in the glow of last night. clinton basically through a party celebrating a historic accomplishment. >> first time in our

kate. >> all right, blake mccoy. keeping a watch at all of it at the joint center there here in orlando where law enforcement is gathered. joining me now is janet shanly, she's down the road in that direction at the regional medical center, it is really so striking, janet, how close by it is and down the block and so many injured were taken on saturday night onto sunday morning. where are you hearing now of the patients and how well some of them are doing. >> reporter: three minutes, we got new information just came in from a family member of tony herraro. >> here the is mother and what she told us. >> i was so relieved and it was like seeing my baby all over again. it was an enormous release to just to see him. they confused him with another patient but i happen to find him first. >> did you let yourself think the worst? yes, i was ready to think of the worst. tony is not the type of person that's not to keep in contact with me. >> reporter: tony's dad just called me and tony is just out of intensive care, he's been

kate? >> and the clues leading up to this terrible atrocity. ivan, thank you so much. ivan watson is in istanbul for us. >>> following this attack, isis tonight suffering a major setback. u.s. forces unleashing a series of deadly air vibings. this is video of it. each one of the flashes that you see on the screen, that is a strike that altogether destroyed 175 vehicles in that convoy. according to a coalition official, hundreds of isis militants were killed. obviously. barbara starr is out front at the pentagon. what more are you learning about that operation in that video was pretty amazing. >> there were two operation, kate. one in fallujah and one in ramadi and both of these to the west of baghdad. isis clearly on the run now that the iraqis have seized back fallujah and ramadi several months ago now and really pushing isis out. the indications are in fallujah that isis was felt so trapped by the iraqi liberation of the city they made a run for it. they burst through a cordon on the sout

could it come in conjunction with qe kate:? ? kate: it could come in conjunction.it is preferable is rates are half. that forf course financial intermediaries, the closer that you get to zero, the more difficult it is to just lending rates. rate cutso me don't give you very much. central-bank models tend to or halfcuts of quarter gives you only modest economic stimulus. his is quite a big shock to the economy. qe is a more natural thing to go for. the days that we said we know what a rate cut will do, we don't know what qe does, you don't know if the rate cut will be positive but you will get it back from qe. vonnie: at what point does the gdp become affected? kate: quickly, we know some businesses have put their investments on hold and i expect that to carry on through the second half of the year. i want to be clear. i'm not depressed as some people are. some people talk as if a recession is a certainty. i'm not sure that is right. nothing has changed except we has uncertainty. vonnie: kate barker, thank you. taylor riggs has more. taylor raikes: republicans to ke

>> reporter: kate, 300 national guard troops are already on the ground here in west virginia and we are standing in the heart of it. you can see crews toiling away behind me and this mud having washed up into that home and that home, kate, is one of 500 all across the state that has already been damaged or completely destroyed. tonight, floodwaters receding revealing what looked like a ghost town, roads caked in mud leaving families like this one who have lost everything.

just take kate's law. stand alone and let's see which senators are going to spit in the eye of all law abiding americans, are going to insult the steinle family. let's see them. and mcconnell didn't lead on it or anything. >> no. he didn't. and i pursued that, bill. i can't believe there are not five or six. >> there are. there are. >> told me they would go with this. >> that's right. >> then we get into other motivations. part of the motivation is personal. he called you an entertainer. these guys call me that locally a politician did just yesterday. when they can't handle us, when it's wrong. when we are angry in who we represent, we are just a bunch of entertainers we don't know what's going on in washington. >> i was going to give him a list of democratic senators whom i have talked with who would consider kate's law. all i want to do is get them on the phone and i have called almost -- every time i call a politician, they get on the phone with me. it's a matter of respect. it's off the record. i'm not

>> reporter: good afternoon, kate.illing that has stunned britain, where guns are far less common than in the u.s. and where the last political killing was a generation ago. a young female and very popular law enforcement jill cox is dead after being shot and stabbed in broad daylight on the street of a north of england by a man who is now under arrest. it happened as the mp was holding a meeting in her constituency near leeds in yorkshire. eyewitnesses say there was a scuffle between two men and then a man in a white baseball cap suddenly pulled a gun from his bag and targeted the politician. first of all, wrestling with her, one said he was wielding a knife and lunging at her, and then he shot her again and again, three times at least. it appears he used a hunting knife and what's described as an old-fashioned gun. she died around an hour later. jo cox was 41 years old and a new labor mp with a background in charity work. she was, in fact, an advisers to the bill and melinda gates foundation, and she previously worke

kate cagle >> steve: thanks, kate. >> steve: we were the first to bring you this great deals and will continue to update to. >> reporter: turner is currently serving a six month sentence in the county jail. new the till show that they wanted six years to protect society and send a message to others. if turner behave well he could be of jail by labor day. and the news room justine waldman kron4 news. >> reporter: we are learning that the fall out of judge sharon percy--perksy decision to sentence the x stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault to only six months in jail is affecting at least on other criminal cases. >> reporter: during jury selection in the, another criminal misdemeanor many people brought up the brought turner case--brock turner >> reporter: at approximately 20 jurors were excused because they said that they did not feel that they could be unbiased in his courtroom. a jury was even to recede and that trial is now under way. marlin kelly, 4 news. >> gary: 40 >> grant: the sharks a man 4-2 and his word. there is a game six. coming down to three games to one if they h

hey, there, kate. >> hey, natasha.hat a beautiful day twenty two today, a perfect summer saturday. the good news is we have another perfect summer day on the way for sunday. if you didn't have a can chance to get outside like us you're working for the weekend tomorrow hopefully you'll get a couple hours to get outside and enjoy the sun. storm scan3 clear as can be. no problems, just a few patchy cumulus clouds. storm scan3 shows there's really nothing going on. imagine a big area of high pressure a big dome keeping us protectd from any nasty weather there may try to head our way. showers and storms diverting to the north of that high. temperatures nice and warm but not unseasonably so. this is pretty typical for late june into the early july time frame. mid 80's that's about where we should be. 85 in philadelphia, 80 millville. sea breeze picked up down the shore keeping it slightly cooler, 76 in atlantic city, 74 in wildwood, the ocean water temperature up to 67, still chilly but those numbers are climbing a little bi

my colleague kate snow picks things up right. n now. >>> it's back to bread and butter for billionaire businessman donald trump talking trade, which polls indicate is one of the key subjects from voters trust him over hillary clinton the speech as trump is falling further and further behind in national polls. we have a fact checker standing by on what you heard from donald trump, the latest numbers from our nbc news survey monkey weekly tracking poll shows clinton leading by eight points. that's two more points than last week but the clinton campaign has a different focus. the house benghazi committee has finally released its long-awaited final report. the big question at least as far as the campaign is concerned, did investigators find new evidence of wrongdoing by the former secretary of state now less than a month to the democratic convention. for her part hillary clinton says "it's pretty clear it's time to move on. let's start with what we just wat watched hallie jackson is in pennsylvania where donald trump spoke. the speec

>> there's really not evidence of that, kate.i think we're starting to see in the polls sanders supporters moving towards clinton, perhaps not entirely, but with some deliberate speed here. it hasn't been all that long. but i do think that there is a slice of appeal here for donald trump to make to some of those, even if a small slice of the sanders supporters who might be voting purely on this economic and trade issue. i do think, though, that this is the kind of debate that we are used to seeing on the democratic side. remember, i mean, barack obama and hillary clinton fought over trade back in 2008. we have seen these battles on the left. but now, having donald trump, and notice what hillary clinton's response was, kate. it wasn't, i'm diametrically opposed to donald trump. it was, he's coming around to some ideas that i've been talking about out there. it was sort of a "me too, me too," even though they don't take exactly the same approach, because she doesn't want to completely walk away from ttp it seems the way donald trum

>> hi, kate. good afternoon.t appears according to computer experts, two intelligence agencies with headquarters or base of operations is responsible one connected to former kgb and the other russian intelligence. it would appear it began last summer gaining access to the dnc's computers and in doing so they had access to e-mails and chat conversations and opposition research knot only on -- well on republican candidates primarily including marco rubio, ted cruz and front-runner, donald trump. one would expect there was an awful lot of material here that might have related to foreign policy discussions, economic discussi discussions, perhaps even nato and nuclear weapons, et cetera. part of the conversation the democratic national committee gathers to gather data on the republicans and the republicans do the exact same thing on democrats. what value is this to the russian intelligence agencies and does this feed into the database of information they can use not only on a potential president down the road, preside

kron4's kate cagle is in studio -- kate what do we know about why this is the name?-- happening? >> reporter:sources tell us there will be a major command staff meeting tomorrow to announce chief sean whent will be relieved of his duties. it may be for medical reasons. >> reporter:sean whent became chief of 2014.becoming oakland's fourth chief in five years. he was an 18-year veteran and part of a shake-up of management in a troubled department. during his first year at the helm.violent crime and homicides dropped. return to >> reporter:but this has been a rough year for the department. in fact there is a federal monitor overseeing the department right now and sources say disapointed with recent scandals. >> reporter:there is an investigation into allegations that several police officers has sex with an underage call girl. mayor libby schaff has called the allegations "disturbing" and could hurt efforts to build trust with the public. >> reporter:we broke that story here on kron 4 and have continued to follow. >> steve:anything more in details regarding health concerns? >> report

meteorologist kate bilo joins us to give you the scoop on the damage from today's storm and scope of it as well. kate, how many people are still without power tonight. >> ukee, we have thousands of people without power. lets look the at latest numbers from local power companies, peco has over 18,000 people still without power. bulk of those in chester, delaware and philadelphia counties. across portions of new jersey and delaware we are still seeing a lot of power outages, over 12,000 from pse and g in burlington county alone, ac electric 6,856 without power, and del marva, 4,294 left without power. majority of those in new castle county. lets look at the storms as they rolled through earlier this afternoon, and not looking good through areas especially south of philadelphia that is where strongest storms came down. we had a few that formed in the wake of the main line of storms but lets look at damage reports all across the region. boy, it was a rough afternoon out there. we had a wind gust in philadelphia, 59 miles an hour reported at the airport. win gusts over 07 miles an hour in

kate jette off to join mom goldie in the state shooting her first movie in 14 years with amy. >> w on quite a romp together. in the jungle. >> it's no brainer. my mom hasn't worked in a long time and i think this is the perfect thing for her to come back and i'm so excited. i'm going go visit them. >> cute photos of spending quality time in the beach before hitting the open ocean with amy that instagramed i'm a blast at sea wearing this black one piece she was behind the camera as kate struck a pose. 70-year-old momma got in on the action. kate shared this time lapse video of their fun in the sun including a visit from a pod dolphins and once they were back on dry land they hit the pool demonstrating how to -- >> well not the most graceful of dismounts but it works. nemove to malibu where britney spears was taking a break from her vegas residency. this weekend. don't worry because j.lo was pool side in vegas keeping the party going. jennifer lopez was dancing up a storm at a pool party at dre's beach club on sunday. the 46-year-old diva arrived in style posing to photographers in this

kate, my opinion has to be right.cs. >> i think what is going on, we all have the masculine female and male energy within us. i feel 49% penis. >> where do you keep it? >> it's pointing at you right now. >> apparently, i didn't even know. i have to say i'm very happy to know he is 49% female. because i thought he was very attractive when he was 100% man. >> well, he is half woman. >> that is why he look social security good to me. >> what do you think of my theory, joanne, is that masculinity, it used to be yeah, get out there, be a man, nobody says that to their sons anymore. you throw like a girl used to be kind of an insult. so masculinity is on the wane because we're making it that way. >> yeah, i think it came with the time where women wanted to open the door, saying i can get it myself. and along with paying the check. and men were like, oh, i don't have to do the masculine things anymore and women will still like me even if i don't have to exude my masculinity, one thing that holds true is women are more beauti

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kate? >> all right, kelly o'donnell watching it, we'll keep an eye on it in california. if hillary clinton takes the stage, we'll go out there again. thank you so much. >>> we heard a little bit of bernie sanders' press conference a moment ago but there was a lot more to it. let's go to chris jansing covering the sanders campaign from emoriville, california, today. what more did he have to say, chris? repter: well, onward i think is the main message. that he's not going to make any decisions about what happens next until he sees what happens tomorrow in california but the other states that vote. this is consistent with what he has been saying and his campaign has been saying the last month. help pointed out again 9 million votes, won 20 states and feels good about california, the state being a toss-up and the fact he's come in january from 11 points down against secretary clinton to at least one poll in the "l.a. times" one point up. so they are ready to see what happens tomorrow. here's wh

staggering number of bottles of water being sold each and every year, kate? >>> wake up to day's strong storms, temperatures have dropped quite a bit, feeling like a spring weather we didn't get much of this past may so how long does the cool stretch stick around and what can we expect for the weekend plans? i'll have the full forecast when we come right back. >>> taking any road trips this summer? you might end up with a little extra spending money. >> the government predict that is summer gas prices will be at their lowest level in 12 years, about 36 cents less per gallon, then last year. here's a look at the numbers in our area, in pennsylvania, drivers are paying $2.48 for a gallon of regular on average, and in new jersey, it is 2.15, and in the first state of delaware, it is $2.34. >>> well, bottled water is on the verge of becoming most consume beverage in the u.s. according to the beverage marketing corporation. it found consumption rose more than 120 percent over a 50 year period from nearly 17 gallons per person, in the year 2,000 to nearly 37 gallon

as you know i have criticized mitch mcconnell for failing to put kate's law to a vote. that law would make it much easier to punish illegal alien aggravated felons who defy deportation. yesterday on the dom giordano radio program there was this. >> bill o'reilly comes on today. he has a new book. he said he thinks it's personal with you and o'reilly why kate's law, which is great common sense and people are furious about a beautiful young woman killed by this maniac, allegedly, why not kate's law? what is holding it up? >> bill is having a hard time understanding how the senate works. we voted on a bill that included that. >> sorry to interrupt. but why have sanctuary cities tied to that? why not make kate's law by itself? >> because we can't pass it all by itself. that's the problem. i wish we had 60 votes in the senate to do whatever we want to do. we've explained that to o'reilly repeatedly but he doesn't seem to want to listen. >> joining us from philadelphia is dom giordano. are you buying the senator's explanation point of view that he couldn't get 60 -- i mean, h

>> kate, the idea here is to actually win.y be in the presidential debates. to be in the presidential debates, you've got to be in the polls. we're appearing in a few polls. but for the most part, polls get issued and they have two names, clinton and trump. sometimes they'll interject a third name and it will be mine and i'm showing pretty well under that scenario. how about three names? >> and you want to be in those televised debates? >> well, that's the only way you have an opportunity to actually win. i'm not saying i would end up winning if that were the case. but the eventual winner will have to pay more than just lib service because statistically i'd be representing 25 million voters. >> your vice presidential candidate last night at a town hall seemed to praise her. let me play that sound and then we'll talk. >> i think mrs. clinton, no matter what you might think of various economic policies, is very well qualified to be president of the united states. i would not say the same of mr. trump, with all respect. >> govern

kate joins us now and we are upon the weekend.ngs are looking good. >> things are looking great. i'll tell you guys if bears start walking around on two legs i'm done. i don't get it. >> yogi. >> scary stuff. i know. >> except they're dangerous. >> very. weekend looking good. we've got sunshine returning after kind of an iffy day today. it all depended on where you were today. north and west of the city, generally dry through most of the day. we had storms pop up to the we have this evening. south and east, no, over south jersey and delaware many spots got pretty wet today. a lot of rain especially in southern comer land county. here's hook what's happening right now. things have cleared out and have improved this evening. just in time for the weekend. sky cam thee live over center city. you can see things are looking pretty quiet outside we've got generally clearing skies through the overnight hours. and we will see clouds diminish as we go into tomorrow as well. quick look at storm scan3 shows that any rain we saw earlier has re

kate shared this time lapse video of their fuu in t including a visit from a pod of dolphins and once back on dry land they hit the pool demonstrating how to -- >> well not the mostce graful of dismounts but it wor now we move to malibu where britney spears was takin break from her vegas residency. this long weekend. don't worry because j.lo was pool side in vegas keeping the party going. >> jennifer lopez was dancing up a storm at a pool party at dre's beach club on sunday. the 46-year-old diva arrived in style posing to photographers in this enormous hat. looking ageless, j. lo showed off her beach bod as she took to the balcony and she waved to the crowd and knocked the beach around. and danced the day away. and was even caught giving casper innocent pda. if. >> it's going to be naked body it should be my naked body. >> and hollywood takes side on the story everybody is talking about today. the gorilla shot to death after a 3-year-old fell into his cage. >> i don't want to see what introducing new k-y touch gel crème. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a lit

[applause] kate: thank you. i want to reiterate my thanks for you all for inviting us here and me here and for having this . it's been as a person who mainly works in academic history and kind of has gotten increasingly involved in his public history venture and working with the national park service, i feel like it is a huge honor to be up to be part of this process of trying to have all the conversations about how we remember history and how we remember in particular this really important and difficult period. what i'm going to do is mostly focus on another part of the work that greg and i and the national park service are doing this and the creation of what is called a national historic landmark theme study. that is the official name of the kind of study that the national park service commissioned from time to time. there has been a number of these studies already on all kinds of different topics. there is one of the history of american aviation, there is one on public accommodations and civil rights. they ki

kate? >> we have breaking news at this hour. we have new video coming in to msnbc of the moment that one of these explosions occurred in istanbul, turkey. i want to warn viewers that it is a bit graphic but we will try to show you only the parts that are not as graphic as others. cal perry is here with that. cal? >> with that warning, i will go ahead and roll this video. you will see a suicide bomber running through the airport. i will go ahead and start this video. this is purported to be off a cctv camera, off a computer screen. so cctv footage shown off a computer screen. you see the bomber come running into the picture there. he's fallen. that's when he gets shot purportedly. you see a gun flying. shortly you will see the explosion. i want to reiterate to viewers, again, this is coming from cctv footage. we believe from inside the airport, again, the explosion's taking place just about three hours ago. there's that explosion. so again, the story that is emerging here is one potentially

kate?>> and it's been beautiful stretch of weather but we're tracking showers moving in from the west coming up i'll tell when you the rain arrives and whether it will stick around into the father's day weekend >> desperate plea from the family hit-and-run victim. the search is on for the driver who fatally hit a teenager on the roosevelt boulevard and did not stop. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at the scene in lawn crest with details. trang? >> reporter: jessica, the accident happened right here at adams avenue and roosevelt boulevard. police say mikayla did everything right crossing here at the crosswalk and with the signal. but this car turned right here, hit her at a very high rate of speed and kept going. >> come forward. just come forward. i can't really speak right now. i'm at a loss of words. i want the person who hit my daughter to come forward. >> reporter: fathers plea to the person who struck and killed his 17-year-old daughter march kayla jackson. the popular seni

kate joins us now and we are upon the weekend.ngs are looking good. >> things are looking great. i'll tell you guys if bears start walking around on two legs i'm done. i don't get it. >> yogi. >> scary stuff. i know. >> except they're dangerous. >> very. weekend looking good. we've got sunshine returning after kind of an iffy day today. it all depended on where you were today. north and west of the city, generally dry through most of the day. we had storms pop up to the we have this evening. south and east, no, over south jersey and delaware many spots got pretty wet today. a lot of rain especially in southern comer land county. here's hook what's happening right now. things have cleared out and have improved this evening. just in time for the weekend. sky cam thee live over center city. you can see things are looking pretty quiet outside we've got generally clearing skies through the overnight hours. and we will see clouds diminish as we go into tomorrow as well. quick look at storm scan3 shows that any rain we saw earlier has re

kate?>> and it's been beautiful stretch of weather but we're tracking showers moving in from the west coming up i'll tell when you the rain arrives and whether it will stick around into the father's day weekend ♪ (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> desperate plea from the family hit-and-run victim. the search is on for the driver who fatally hit a teenager on the roosevelt boulevard and did not stop. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at the scene in lawn crest with details. trang? >> reporter: jessica, the accident happened right here at adams avenue and roosevelt boulevard. police say mikayla did everything right crossing here at the crosswalk and with the signal. but this car turned right here, hit her at a very high rate of speed and kept going. >> come forward. just come forward. i can't really