governor terry mcauliffe putting out a statement saying he hopes people will use this moment to ensure a tragedy like this will not happen again. there some images. offense of been happening all we get an all day to mark this afternoon in which the biography of each of the 32 victims were read aloud. to 20,000 people were expected at virginia tech today to mark the occasion, including family members and friends of the early two people killed on that day. 17 others were also injured during that shooting rampage. virginia senator tim kaine with governor at the time of the shooting. he was actually in tokyo, japan at the time of the shooting. he flew back to virginia. kaine still calls april 16, 2007 the "worst day" of his life. know thee: to biographies and stories of these 32, i began to have a sense of what the commonwealth lost, of what the country lost, of what the nation lost and the world lost on april 16, 2007. jeff: night, a candle at the april 16 memorial was lit to mark the start of this day of remembrance. leaders and family members will gather tomorrow for a candlelight vigil

governor terry mcauliffe of virginia.l press, host of the bill press show, host of thele ka cal democratic party and ron, former national spokesman for ted cruz's presidential campaign. gentlemen, thanks for being with us. i want to continue this conversation. ron, i'm going to start with you. putting all the spin aside, okay, let's just get down to brass tax here. after the last attempted failure, the proposed changes we've heard about are very preliminary. i would assume someone, whether it's the white house or paul ryan or anybody would do the math on this and say is there a chance we're going to bring moderate republicans or conservative republicans or some democrats on board so that the next time we float an idea about health care, it has some chance of passing? >> well, the democrats seem pretty committed to keeping obama care intact, including many of its problems, so i don't think you can count on any democratic votes for anything that's going to substantially alter the legislation as it is right now. what's impor

alison: that is virginia governor terry mcauliffe coming to sign the women's health legislation intohey mandate the cost of a 12-month supply of women's birth control be covered. by any health benefit plan offered in the commonwealth. >> the first lady of virginia may get in the political arena as well. i'm jeff goldberg with details coming up. >> it was very hard. to watch him. alison: a hard wrenching decision to make a dying father's wish come true. larry: heroism on display. a man pulled from a burning car but this is only half of the rescue. alison: as we go to break, take a moment to meet "cup of joe." he has friends there already. outside the arena in the "good morning washington's" veronica johnson and kidd o doug: there is patchy fog before the morning hours. tomorrow is going to turn mostly sunny and 85. thunderstorms tomorrow night. friday is 85. looking ahead to maryland day at the university of maryland, strangely enough on saturday, another great day. always a great day. the weather is perfect. sunshine the worm temperatures. it will be terrific. also in winchester, the

governor terry mcauliffe laid a wreath, in memory of the 32 victims. senator tim kaine was governor during the shooting rampage. he talked about how it was the worst day of his life. a virginia tech graduate spoke about the commitment to serve others, amid the sadness. the mass shooting led to monumental changes in school security and campus emergency notification systems nationwide. developing now.. thousands protesters across the country are calling for president trump to release his tax returns. demonstrations took place saturday in several cities, including d.c., new york, chicago, los francisco. the protests were all focused on that one issue. president trump responded on twitter. he tweeted, quote.. "i did what was an almost impossible thing to do for a republican-easily won the electoral college! now tax returns are brought up again? someone should look into who paid for the small organized rallies yesterday. the election is over!" many nats fans dream of being able to run out onto that field, without getting in trouble. and yesterday-- many you

this morning at 9:34, the exact moment the shooting began, governor terry mcauliffe laid a wreath.ater, the biographies of all 32 victims were led allowed. then governor of virginia, speaks about how this was the single worst day of his life. biographies inhe stories of each of these 32, i begin to have a sense of what the commonwealth lost, of what the country lost. "taps"]plays t also a sentiment of hope and to share the hokie spirit. cane as a hokie nation guarantee the memories of our fellow hokies will live on and we will never forget. jeff: last night, a candle was thiso mark the start of day of remembrance and today it into the hall on campus. 20,000mated 10,000 to people were expected to be on hand this week and for the memorial events. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. q: jeff, thank you. a crime alert and prince george's county. the police say that a woman was stabbed. then she knocked on a front door asking for help and collapsed in the front yard. she died at the hospital. police tape was wrapped around two front yards as part of the investigation into the murder. peace.is at

this morning virginia governor terri mcauliffe and other state university leaders remembered those who died. students and faculty came out for capped light night. there was a service held this morning at the april 16 memorial on campus. former students said there was a reason to come out to and honor victims. >> it's important for us to be here and with the khupty and bring family and be back to the place that feels like home. >> i was not here during the shooting. but being over there, and it's like so solemnly and everything, i mean it made me feel really emotional. >> virginia senator tim kaine government nor at the time of the shooting and since that day he grown close to survivors and victims' families. >> the desperate search is on for a killer owe who shot and murdered and elderly man in cleveland the attack was streamed live on facebook. steve chenevey epz claims on social media he killed more than a dozen other people. authority have not verified that claim. investigators say stevens should be considered armed and dangerous and police are uming him to give up peacefully. >> we

now, north um on the other hand has been backed by terry mcauliffe, the governor of virginia, tim kaineajor clinton alleys. and then saying he is this clinton style candidate. so is this a sanders clinton rematch, if you will, and i had a chance to catch up with the lieutenant governor today asked him how he feels getting the comparison in light of the fact that she lost in november >> heal won virginia by five points, i was a big part of that. tim kaine and i are good friends, we go back to the time he was governor >> this was a virginia race, there's support that comes in from out of state. so be it. this is about the commonwealth of virginia, and voters who will go to the polls june 13th. that's who we'll count on. >> reporter: let's bring in the republicans a bit, cory stewart identifies as anti-establishment. i asked him about this comparison they're making on the democratic side, does he think it's valued and you know, kind of what's his take? he says no matter what side of the aisle you're on, he thinks it will be anti-establishment candidates for the win. take a listen. >> what

northam has the support of establishment like terry mcauliffe and to top clinton alleys. is this a mini clinton sanders primary all over again right here in virginia? i spoke with lieutenant governor northam to get this take >> hillary won virginia by five points, i was a big part of that campaigned around the state, tim kaine and i are good friends, we go back to when he was governor. this is a virginia race, there's support that comes in from out of state, so be it. but this is about the commonwealth of virginia, and it's virginia voters who will go to the polls june 13th and that's what we'll count on >> corey stewart one of the republican candidates weighed in on the idea of a clinton sanders type runoff. stewart identifies himself as anti-establishment. he said on either side, voters want anti-establishment candidates and lieutenant governor northam responded >> people are tired to of the democratic establishment or the republican. that's why voters chose donald trump in 2016 because he was the anti-establishment, and then represented hillary clinton because she was

virginia governor terri mcauliffe will sign a bill giving women in the commonwealth more control over their bodies. >> and joe bide ep is teaming up with someone from the netflix breakout show 13 reasons why all in app effort to make clem campuses safer. >> a live look across the region. drizzly out there and cleaning up as the day goes on. 59 degrees i believe it is and 4:42 is the time. back after this this is the silverado special edition. man: this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. woman: ooohh!! uh! man 2: hooooly mackerel. man 3: wow. man 4: nice. strength and style. which one's your favourite? come home with me! make a strong decision. find your tag and get 16% below msrp on select silverado 1500 pickups in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> good morning to i become to "fox 5 news morning". here are top stories of the day. parts of shady grove road in gaithersburg are closed a taxi collided with a tractor-trailer. you can see the front o

governor terry mcauliffe laid a wreath, in memory of the 32 victims.nator tim kaine was governor during the shooting rampage. he talked about how it was the worst day of his life. a virginia tech graduate spoke about the commitment to serve others, amid the sadness. the mass shooting led to monumental changes in school security and campus emergency notification systems nationwide. the man accused of murdering a female jogger in princeton, massachusetts is expected in court tomorrow. police announced saturday, they've arrested angelo colon-ortiz. vanessa marcotte lived in new york city. she was jogging near her mother's home in massachusetts in august, when she disappeared. a police k-9 unit found her body in a wooded area nearby. there was d-n-a of her killer on her hands.. and police say a d-n-a swab taken from colon-ortiz matches that d-n-a. time now for weather - showers possible through - up & down temperatures this week - cooler weekend ahead today: mostly cloudy. showers possible through 3pm. clearing late. highs: 70-75 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight

jonathan: virginia governor terry mcauliffe has changed the death sentence to life in prison without parole. mcauliffe said the decision had nothing to do with guilt or innocence. >> my sole decision is the jury was given false information that one of the people involved had totally made up, and that is not a fair system of justice. jonathan: the man was scheduled to be executed next week for hiring another man to kill his girlfriend in 2006. and arkansas'- first execution in many years could take place literally at any moment. nancy: it has only been operating for three months, but already 128 dangerous drivers are off the road. we are talking about the dwi enforcement squad. stephen tschida has that story. there were more than 50 arrests in march alone? stephen: that's right, just a handful of police officers, but they are bringing a lot of impaired drivers off the roads. >> people swerving, speeding, driving way under the speed limit. members of thene fairfax county police department dwi enforcement squad are focused on the signs of a drunk driver. >> through the end of march, my

new this morning virginia governor terry mcauliffe is touting a new law law to crack down on cigarettecauliffe says it robs the state of revenue. the new so that people who purchase cigarettes for resale have to get a special certificate from the state's department of tax station. it goes into that effect next year. >> coming up on 4:55 in virginia state police shut down its e-mail system to protect it from a new form of malware that infected the law enforcement agency's network last week. the malware didn't affect the police operations such as traffic enforcement and criminal investigations but it did impact the way the agency communicates with the public and delayed online updates of the sex offender registry. >> you could see something like this at the national arboretum. construction set to begin this summer on the national china garden. it's expected to take nearly three years to finish. ideas for the project first began more than 10 years ago but faced several funding hurdles. the money was raised by the nonprofit national china garden foundation. >> listen up "star wars" fans. k

governor terry mcauliffe was in blacksburg to place wreaths at the memorial. this afternoon victims' fraems and survivors gathered as was read. rhema was a freshman and grew up in centreville. her parents say this weekend's events have given them comfort on this difficult occasion. >> this is a great meeting of our i call it our unintended family. that's how i kind of coined it, this tenth year anniversary down here. it's comforting to be together. >> i was hoping to find really peace within me and i found it. >> some of the other families say they'll keep working to improve campus safety across the country. >>> and now, here's storm team 4 forecast. >> and right now, on radar, i'm tracking this broken line of rain trying to move through the area. however, looking an the latest information, this sit just north of washington overnight tonight and tomorrow as the sun comes up, that's goingo reinvigorate this line. it will slowly start to sink south throughout the day tomorrow. i want to time it out with you on future weather. 7:00 a.m., notice the line really ha

governor terry mcauliffe has changed the sentence of a death row inmate to life in prison without parolesion in the case of ivan teleguz had nothing to do with innocence. teleguz was scheduled to be executed next week for hiring another man to kill his ex-girlfriend back in 2006. an update now on a story we've been following for several days. an attempted armored truck robbery in northwest. police now releasing some surveillance pictures of the incident on wednesday. you can see men with a-k 47's ... running out of a car. police say -- they held up a worker and snatched the money bag he was carrying. police later revealed that the bag was empty. so far - neither the robbers, nor the getaway driver -- have been arrested. a second man has been arrested for a robbery and assault on the red line this week. "antwan haynie" was arrested yesterday. . he's one of four people... police say participated in this attack... that happened near the wheaton station on sunday. police arrested another man on wednesday. . if you have info metro police want to hear from you. it's xx and we're just getting s

virginia governor terry mcauliffe and other leaders laid a wreath on the campus to remember those who'lls and faculty turned out for candlelight vigil on saturday. the names of each victim were read aloud. a similar and candlelight service was held sunday morning at the april 16th memorial on campus. current and former students came out tom honor the victims. >> happening today, the city of hyattsville is one step closer to becoming a sanctuary city. the city council will ve undocumented immigrants. >> happening today in frederick maryland a ribbon cutting ceremony to reopen the newly repaired roddy road bridge. the covered bridge has been under repair since late last year. it was closed to the public after a box truck struck the bridge back in june. the county is inviting citizens to attend the ceremony at 3 o'clock this afternoon. >> 4:50 is the time. coming up on fox5 news morning, the holiest day on the christian calendar is celebrated around the world. >> the latest installment of a hyland -- highly successful movie franchise could prove to be at the highest grossing movie in the se

. >>> today we'll see whether virginia governor terry mcauliffe has any reports about his wife as she'sa comstock. she represents virginia's 10th congressional district. dorothy mcauliffe confirmed her interest in the race yesterday during her visit to a manassas middle school. it would be her first bid for to make a decision. >>> and there may be a bit of a birthday party at the white house today. first lady melania trump turns 47 years old. happy birthday to her. melania was born in slovenia in 1970. after modeling in europe, she came to the u.s. in the 1990s and eventually became a u.s. citizen 10 years later. the only other foreign-born first lady is luisa adams, wife of our sixth president, john quincy adams. >>> will you catch a break on your 2017 taxes? well, president trump is set to unveil his plan for changing the tax code later today. and good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm ann jeffcoat. >> if you love puddles, get ready to jumping in them quickly. woo-hoo, we got our eyes on the sun, on the roads, the sun is going to come out even for a brief time. ellen has we'll start

the governor terry mcauliffe signed the bill into law yesterday to replace all the overhaul sites by 2025. the original plan was to address three first and leave the biggest to be dealt with until the mid-2030s. >>> on this earth day, maryland is warning people that cleaning up litter is a waste of time and also a lot of money. the state spends $8 the department of transportation says that money could be used to fix roads. litter can have a bad effect on the environment. storm water can seen trash into streams and rivers and end up in red irvoservoirs used for drink weather. >>> rain tote, umbrella, and storm team 4. we'll provide the latest one for you with lauryn ricketts and how to plan around a soggy start to your saturday. >>> and evidence that a lot of people care about science. the march for science in d.c. we'll tell you all about it ewming up on n the following ad for your viewing convenience. i finally switched to geico. oh yeah? ended up saving a ton of money on car insurance. i hear they have a really great mobile app. the interface is remarkably intuitive.

this morning virginia governor terri mcauliffe and others laid a wreeming on campus to remember those who died. and students and faculty turned out for a candlelight vigil the names of the victim were read allowed and similar service was held at the 16th policemen orial on campus. th the important thing is honor the victims. >> it's really important for us to be here and be with the community and bring our family and just be back to the place that feels like home. >> i mean i was not here during the shooting but being over there it's so solemnly and everything it made me feel really emotional. >> virginia senator tim kaine was governor at the time of the shooting and since that someday he has personally grown close to survivors and victims' families. >> the man hut for a killer that murdered a man while streaming the attack online. >> and he claims he has killed before latest on desperate search in ohio tonight for this man. >> and after last week's air strike on syria what's next. president trump national security advisor weighs in when we come back. careful joe, they've got you outn

it, with the clinton investigation of e-mails his wife received $700,000 for her campaign from terry mcauliffe. that was over in regards to the e-mails with clinton before it began but still as a politician said about this, zach, you never really forget when someone gives you half a million. it's a nice piece of change. should he have recused himself and does that throw his credibility into question? >> is the insinuation the phish was not hard enough on hill clin chin or they're in the tank for the democrats? because as a member of the clinton campaign i can assure you that's not the case. the letter director comey sent before the election may have tanked the entire campaign in and of itself. i don't totally understand the insinuations regarding mccabe. but look, we'll make you a deal, republicans are not crazy about the number two from the fbi, mccabe. democrats are not a big fans of the number two at the department of justice, rod rosenstein. let's get both out of the picture and have a special prosecutor. that will take care of both sides. >> martha: ari? >> goodness, gracious the last thi

north, on the other hand, he has the support of more establishment democrats, terry mcauliffe, senatorm kaine, they were two top clinton allies in that race, which is leading some to make this clinton comparison. i had the opportunity to catch up with the lieutenant governor. i asked him about how he feels about this clinton comparison after her loss in november. take a listen. >> hillary won virginia five points, i state. tim kaine and i were good friends. we go back to when he was governor. this is a virginia race, if there's support that comes in out of state, be it. but this is about the commonwealth of virginia and it's virginia voters who will go to the polls on june 13th. >> reporter: corey stewart, he identified as an anti-establishment republican. he weighed in on this idea of a clinton sanders style democratic primary, if you will. now, he says that no matter which side of the aisle you're on, that voters want anti-establishment candidates. lieutenant governor north um responded to this as well. >> people are tired of the establishment. whether it's the democratic or the repu

virginia governor, terry mcauliffe, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> you might have to prepare for a metro slow down this weekend. the governor mentioned the potential for a walkout but it has nothing to do with the rails this time. justin finch explains why the transit agency is making plays for this potential sick-out. >> reporter: just in case bus and train operators don't show up for work, the hope is that this this is a story you saw first on news4. the normal uptick in requests for sick time on friday. now, another one could this absentee request spill into the weekend and the concern is coming as the union and agency are locked into contract talk. now, legally a union strike is off the table. so some are wondering if this sick-out to be a tactical move, a way for the union to grab the attention of metro. but when asked, union bosses don't believe a sick-out is looming and members who are calling out are just following a 72-hour advance notice policy. riders are still worried a sick-out would do more than just shut down or slow down their commute. >> if they don't show up

governor terry mcauliffe signed it into law yesterday.wmakers say the new rules will help women avoid gaps in birth control use and can reduce the rate of unintended pregnancies by as much as 30%. it takes place on the 1st. >>> about $30,000 have vanished from maryland's biggest school district. the money went missing from the montgomery county parent council. they lobby and run events from country. an audit claims the theft is most likely from someone inside the pta. montgomery county police say it could take weeks to solve this case of possible fraud or embezzlement. >>> 6:37 right now. the sick day protest metro workers plan to call out but now the transit agency says not so fast. >>> surprise encounter. a homeless man gets an unexpected visit from police. the feel good story worth sharing. >>> sheena and i working on the details of your all important forecast. look at that gorgeous golden glow of our sky. those people on the plane made a mistake. this is the day you sy inta creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy source

$700,000 in political contributions arranged and facilitated by none other than clinton friend terry mcauliffet all documents be preserved and all communications turned over about what what he knew and when he knew it about the unmasking of individuals who were surveilled during the trump transition or during the trump campaign. if it turns out at the end of all of this that the fbi and our intelligence agency have turned into a partisan political operations with agendas, then republicans and democrats should be very concerned. if it all turns out this is just a routine investigation, the trump administration will have the egg on its face. i have a feeling that we will find out a lot more about who was involved in the unmasking and who had an agenda. >> chris: speaking about finding out a lot more, devin nunes, the chair of the house intelligence committee who indicated that he got information about surveillance and unmasking from an outsider. take a look. >> sources and methods are kept very confidential. we invite whistleblowers to come forward. [indistinct question] >> the administration i

. >> from virginia first lady to making her own political mark dorothy mcauliffe wife of terri mcauliffes at run. when asked about it yesterday she said she was seriously considering it and if they ran they would go after democratic nomination to challenge republican barbara comestock. >> all right. 5:15 is the time now. let's talk to michael thomas about weather. we're looking outside right now. >> we had rain for a couple days. but now sunshine is on the way. we'll be walking on sunshine pret >> oh, no. >> the rain is hitting your head and you're thinking here comes the rain again falling on my head like a memory. >> falling on my head like a new emotion. >> how about raindrops keep falling on my head. >> okay mike. >> that puts an end to it. >> that ruined everything. >> too far. >> gradual clearing today. it's one of those interesting news days. gradual clearing later this morning. right now we have clouds and showers and drizzle around the region. there's area of low pressure. you can see the spin in the atmosphere. slow mover. continues to pull off north and east. we will finally g

. >>> the wife of terry mcauliffe considering a challenge to representative barbara comstock in the state's 10th consecutive -- congressional district. she confirmed her interest in the race during a visit to a middle school today and it's her first bid for elected office. the 10th district is a conservative stronghold of clark and frederick county and she declined to say when she plans to make a decision. >>> it was a shooting rampage as terrifying as the dc sniper attacks and today the suspect pleaded guilty. eulalio tordil a former federal cop admitted he shot three people outside montgomery mall killing one and also killed a woman in aspen hill. bruce leshan and live at the courthouse with more details about this case.>> reporter: definitely awful and he pleaded guilty to all the counts of here in montgomery county against him but the prosecutor john mccarthy still went through the massive amount of evidence against him including his interview with detectives and a terrifying phone call that his daughter made, his stepdaughter, made to 911. his confession released publicly for the first

governor terry mcauliffe stiend into law.es will help women avoid gaps in birth control use and reduce the rate of unintended pregnancies by as much as 20%. d.c. requires companies to cover 12 months at a time. >>> $30,000 has maryland school district. it went missing from the montgomery county pta. an audit from the group claims the theft is most likely from someone inside the pta. montgomery county police say it could take weeks to solve this case. >> a fairfax county teacher made national headlines when he was accused but acquitted of molesting a student. >>> shawn lanigan appeared on the "today" show back in 2011 to explain what it was like to be a teacher falsely accused. as scott mcfarland reports, lanigan has just canceled his teaching license. >> reporter: about seven years after his high profile trial and not guilty verdict, fairfax county public school teacher shawn lanigan faces new allegations. the investigation accused lanigan of making lewd comments hands, calling one his girlfriend and running his finger along

new this morning virginia governor terry mcauliffe touting a new law to crack down on cigarette traffickinginia and send them north at higher prices. mcauliffe says it robs the state of the revenue. the new law creates a.m. system so that people who purchase cigarettes for resale have to get a special certificate from the state department of taxation. >>> virginia state police shut down its e-mail system to protect it from the a new form of malware that will infected the law enforcement agency's last week. it didn't affect operation but it did impact the way the agency communicates to the public and it delayed online updates of sex officer fender registry. >> you could soon see something like this at the national arboretum. construction is set to begin this summer on the so-called national china garden. it's expected to take nearly three years to finish. ideas for the project first began more than 10 years ago but faced several funding hurdles. the money was raised by the nonprofit national china garden foundation. >>> all right, listen up "star wars" fans. this solid gold darth vader mask,

here's the tweet from governor governor terry mcauliffe. >>> courtesy of na spectacular views of the earth. these images were captured by cameras on the international space station 250 miles up. nasa releasing the pictures to mark earth day 2017, of course the day devoted to raising awareness about environmental issues was this past saturday but the space agency decided to release the new images of earth today. i guess they are trying to stretch things out, make it earth week instead of earth day. and well done. >> look at those pictures, the detail. >> it never gets old to see these pictures. it's perspective, right? >> another perspective, our pictures we use in weather, the satellite pictures, it's 22,000 miles in space and there's a new satellite they just launched. we are getting pictures every minute, not quite ready for prime time but they are spectacular. >> help you do what you do? >> predict severe weather, big time. >>> 3-degree guarantee, i almost lowered it last night, i just fight with myself, beat myself up, boom, boom, boom. >> you're the most accurate, though. >> i w

virginia governor terry mcauliffe and other state and university leaders laid a wreath on the campus faculty then turned out for a candlelight vigil on saturday. the names of each victim were read aloud. a similar and candlelight service was held sun morning at the april 16th memorial on campus. current and former students came out to honor the victims. >> it's really important for us to be here and to be with the community family and just be back to the place that feels like home. >> i mean, i wasn't here during the shooting but being over there and it's like so solemn and everything, it made me feel really emotional. >> virginia senator tim kaine was governor at the time of the shooting. he says since that day he has grown close to many of the survivors aren't the victims' families. >> happening today, the steve hyattsville one step closer to becoming a sanctuary city. today the city council will vote on a final ordinance. earlier this month the council voted eight to two on a proposal. the move came despite threats by the feds to cut up funding to sanctuary cities. others urged th

pleased to welcome many additional special guests,, the governor of the commonwealth of virginia, terry mcauliffeorrest. the lieutenant governor of rhode island, dan mckee. the former governor of delaware michael castle, the former governor of new jersey, james florio, the former governor of maryland martin o'malley, and the former governor of pennsylvania, and a great city of philadelphia, edwin rendell. thank you for speaking at independence hall. [applause] >> i'm also pleased to recognize congressman kyle where the for joining us and members of the city council of philadelphia, mark, leslie, and sherell parker. thank you. [applause] >> we are joined by our great partner, the superintendent of independence national historical park cynthia macleod. [applause] it is such a privilege when the architect of this great landmark new building, robert stern and his associates join us. bob, we are you gain. [applause] >> and we're also joined by the founder of intech construction who built this museum on time and on budget, will shorts, a new member of the museum, the board of the museum of the american

the governor of the common -- commonwealth of virginia, terry mcauliffe, the lieutenant governor of northolina, dan forest, the lieutenant governor of rhode island, dan mckee, the former governor of delaware, michael castle, the former governor of new jersey, james florio, the governor of maryland, martin o'malley, and the former governor of pennsylvania and our great city of philadelphia, edmund l -- edmund l -- edwin rendell. thank you for speaking as at independence hall. [applause] mr. quinn i'm also pleased to : recognize congressman kyle wear ritty for join s us and members of the city council of philadelphia, mark squil will, lessry russell wednesdayer and is her relevant parker. thank you. [applause] mr. quinn we are joined by our : great partner, the superintendent national historical park, cynthia mcleod. [applause] quinn: it is such a privilege when the architect of this great landmark new building robert a. stern and his associates join us. we're delighted you came. [applause] mr. quinn: and we are also joined by the founder of intech construction who built this museum on time

person also insulted by this new dnc leader is terry mcauliff. terry mcauliff was a uniter.er. gave them a message. that was a smiling face. ainsley: isn't it refreshing to hear a democrat admit that. steve: he is not a democrat. is he cerebralist. ainsley: speaking for the liberal party. refreshing to say yes, our party halls a problem. and this is how we fix it versus nancy pelosi voting for one thing in 2006 and voting the opposite way now. so obvious. steve: the democrats missed the boat in the last election and they know it. is this the direction they should go in? we have had a number of people on, that fellow who was running from ohio to be speaker. he had a great he. brian: tim ryan. steve: he had great message. we said we have to go back we're the party of jobs. brian: working class. steve: hats off to donald trump. donald trump did that effectively. nau the democrats have got to figure a way to say we are on your side blue collar worker because they missed the boat last time. brian: they still could take the house. if they get the act together there is still time t

yesterday governor terry mcauliffe announced the school will put 324 panel systems on its libraries. produce enough energy to power about 15 homes. >> all new at 7:00 now, got any vacation coming up? if not what about taking a virtual vacation facebook wants you to be able to sit in your bedroom and go to a far off place. the promise of augmented and virtual reality is a big focus of yesterday's facebook conference. ceo mark zuckerberg also envisions people using facebook's cameras to make even mundane chores more entertaining with digital effects. >> i got to give it to him. he's always trying to reinvent. >> no doubt. >> new survey from bank rate.com shows wedding guests in the northeast more than twice as likely to spend big on a wedding gift. 30% say the typical gift foreclose friend at least $200. for co-worker or distant relative 46% in the northeast spend $100. as for the preferred type of gift, northeastern and midwestern gift givers like to bring cash or check those in the south and the west opt for a gift off of the registry. >>> still ahead dam sal in defense instead of se

. >> virginia governor terri mcauliffe is set to sign legislation geared to women's health giving option to full birth control option a year at a time under any benefit plan. signing ceremony is set for 2:00 at ar ling top department department of human services. >> two bears walk into a garage. nroz punch line. they nod a stern talking to to get them to leave , one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >> get out of there. get out of there! >> well, home ownner south lake tahoe getting a visit by pair of bears. firefighters were called to the home to scare the bears away. >> and they did by yelling at them. >> bears were just kind ever chilling in the garage look around and probably for food when firefighters got there and when as you heard the bears got the message. >> they got out. >> they got out. >> took off. >> and how is this for a duo. derek jeter teaming u

death for murdering a >>> meanwhile the topic of executions is on the mind of virginia governor terry mcauliffehing in on a case of a man that was sentenced to death in 2006 for hiring another man to kill his ex-girlfriend. mcauliffe says he cannot let the man be put to death because jurors were given false information that may have swayed their sentencing decision. the man was scheduled to be sentenced on tuesday but mcauliffe commuted his sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> the state of pennsylvania awarded a $10 million contract to help track medical marijuana. >> the money was given to a software company that specializes in seed to sale data on marijuana. that means from the time a seed is planted to sale in a dispensary distribution to a patient and finally to when a doctor recommends the drug. officials say it will help create a registry for those participating in the program. >>> when we come back, a video straight out of the jet sons. car. >> finally. >> appears to be a success. we'll show you the prototype after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> all right. lis

terry mcauliff whether you agree with him or not, he was not handling it that way ed gillespie and others the hand pick of president obama. that's the one they pushed forward. he represents his school of thought. don't you think? >> yeah. i think democrats should be denouncing his behavior this weekend. to say that mucks don't give a blank about people that should not be rhetoric that the head of the dnc should be using. they keep talk about resist. are they going to resist better jobs and economy and national security? president trump continues to reach out to democrats. he is saying let's work together. we have to solve some big problems. this is the leader of the democrat party basically saying we're not going to work with you on anything. steve: sure, president trump has gotten good news when it comes to creating jobs and the economy. it feels like optimism hasn't been this high in quite a while. but you know how to works, rhona, that's all the democrats have is they are trying their best to delegitimize him. it's the same thing with the russia thing. so you see tom perez out there. a

moderate like governor terry mcauliffe or tim ryan from ohio.to the midterms and into 2020. we will see what shakes out. pete: scott, she said defense. would you say? do-not-call these people have the same problem to liquid had a day of last comic to do with urban, suburban america. they are all running on the same policies in those policies led to elect toward disaster in 2016. president trump is right to the democratic party is rudderless. there is a study from harvard terrorist is dead that democrats have no leader. ernie sanderson tom perez for traveling the country, openly fighting about what democrats stand for. bernie sanders says he's not even a democrat himself. trenches remember after 2012, and publicans did a postmortem and how we need to change it a lot came president trump to disrupt the entire because the electorate wanted something else. what kind of candidate do you believe will emerge? >> again, we are 100 days into president trump's presidency. as long ways to go. one thing president trump has done is reunite the resistance lik