leÓn: quÉ sentirse?soÑadores estarÍan de acuerdo conmigo en decir que nuestro principal objetivo es no nada mÁs arreglar a nosotros, pero arreglar a toda nuestra comunidad y sacarlos de las sombras, creo que eso es nuestro enfoque principal, no nada mÁs nosotros. leÓn: ¿quÉ le dirÍas a donald trump? >> que nos diera la oportunidad de hablar, de un diÁlogo, que tenga la mente abierta para escuchar nuestras historias y nuestras peticiones. leÓn: estados unidos es tucasa? >> yo lo siento mi casa, he vivido 16 aÑos, tengo familiares y amigos, todo estÁ aquÍ. nada mÁs de pensar que daca podrÍa desaparecer, quedar en ese limbo, no sÉ cÓmo reaccionarÍa, pero me siento mexicana y estadounidense. marÍa: increíble esa historia de mariana y de tantos soÑadores en estados unidos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ana caty: mucha informaciÓn deportiva sucediendo en la gran carpa y tambiÉn en los juegos amistaos de cara a las eliminatorias mundialistas, viajemos hasta denver. la selecciÓn mexicana se vio forzado a aterrizar en pennsylvania debid

leÓn: cómo te llamas? >> enrique Álvarez. leÓn: dónde naciste? >> en michoacÁn.ar a chicago? >> nos vinimos a chicago porque el seÑor que se juntÓ mi mamÁ estaba en chicago. leÓn: no puede imaginar un lugar mÁs diferente. la semilla con que la ciudad de chicago, cÓmo fue llegar a chicago? >> fue muy difÍcil. uno viene del rancho como no quieres salir, y lo peor es que yo extraÑaba a mis primos como extraÑaba a mis amigos. leÓn: pero poco a poco te fuiste acoplando la vida de estados unidos, cuÉntame cuando empezaste a sentir aquÍ quizÁs puedo hacer una vida. >> cuando entre a high school fue cuando me sentÍ mÁs feliz aquÍ en estados unidos. leÓn: te tardaste varios aÑos. >> si, yo entre en quinto come siempre querÍa regresar... leÓn: qÉ --quÉ te decÍa a tu mamÁ? >> lo que tu quieres, toma tus propias decisiones. leÓn: era tu vida antes de recibir la protecciÓn de daca, quÉ cosas no podÍas hacer? >> fue muy afortunado que cuando empecÉ el colegio yo no trabajaba porque tenÍa una beca de fÚtbol, no tenÍa que trabajar por la escuela. cuando fui al escuela de cuatro

leÓn: dónde naciste? >> en veracruz, mÉxico. leÓn: a quÉ edad viviste en veracruz?algÚn momento? sentÍas que podían echarte de vuelta a mÉxico? >> me sentÍa seguro porque cuando empecÉ en la secundaria, empecÉ a trabajar por el departamento de policÍa. en ese tiempo el programa requerÍa que yo fuera ciudadano de los estados unidos, pero hablÉ con un oficial y le dije frente a frente, quiero ser parte del programa y le dije que era indocumentado, cuando le dije esto, Él me mirÓ y me dijo, no se que significa esto, pero voy a mirar lo que podemos hacer. dije, no me va a hablar, o me van a deportar, pero me dijo que no iba ver problema. patrullaba con los oficiales. aprendÍa a la gente, y aprendía las leyes. no tenÍa miedo. leÓn: cómo te cambiÓ la vida daca? >> hubo un tiempo que estuve trabajando en los campos. una experiencia dijera que me cambiÓ la vida porque vi cómo trabajaba la comunidad latina y cÓmo abusaban de ellos. cuando daca pasÓ fui a las organizaciones que abogaban por derechos de latinos y preguntÉ por trabajos. una de las Áreas era abogar por licencias

>> sÍ leÓn: sabÍas que no podrías regresar a mÉxico? >> no. leÓn: te costó acoplarte?o durante un verano, y vi la realidad que tenÍa que hacer conexiones, y supe que tenÍa que de alguna manera conectarme. leÓn: ¿cÓmo te cambiarÍa la vida si daca se termina? >> si llegarÍa a pasar no estarÍa tan preocupada por mí, sino por mis padres. en estos momentos estados unidos es mi casa, y acoplarme a vivir acÁ, y posiblemente si en un futuro no pudiera regresar, de igual manera, me puedo acoplar en otro lado, porque creo que es la ventaja que tenemos nosotros. que somos bilingües, que somos biculturales y hemos pasado por muchas cosas que ha sido lo mÁs difÍcil en nuestras vidas y creo que cualquier cosa que llegÁramos a pasar en el futuro, tal vez no serÍa tan fuerte o estamos mejor preparados para enfrentarlo. estados unidos es mi casa. ♪ ♪ >> "contacto deportivo" es presentado por: nathalie: les saluda nataly juÁrez con toda la informaciÓn deportiva. la selecciÓn mexicana que participarÁ en copa oro comenzÓ su preparación con pie derecho al vencer a su similar de ghana. en r

leÓn: ¿cÓmo fue tu infancia?ar. me ha dado demasiado, la libertad de poder ir a otras partes de estados unidos. soy maestro. doy clases de historia estadounidense, vaya la ironÍa. leÓn: si el nuevo presidente decide eliminar daca, cÓmo cambiarÍa tu vida? >> si para el resto de la uniÓn despertar despuÉs de las elecciones es fue un difÍcil, y tener que enfrentar despuÉs 128 niÑos. muy pesado. dos niÑas de plano ya no hablaron. me decÍan, usted es el mejor maestro que hemos tenido. leÓn: estados unidos es tu casa? >> si me hicieras la pregunta hace 18 aÑos, te dirÍa que mi casa es mÉxico. aquÍ es donde nacÍ y tengo mis raíces. pero es ahora una memoria muy distante, ya no es mi hogar. soy maestro de historia estadounidense. me siento parte. a pesar de que mucha gente me ha dicho lo contrario. un dÍa pasando un check point le muestro una identificaciÓn. cualquier persona lo puede obtener. claro que no. voltea a ver a otra persona del lado mÍo, y dice, en inglÉs... [habla en inglÉs] no supo quÉ decir. y se lo dicea l

leon panetta with us when "the 11th hour" continues.u can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz. including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. now's your chance at completely clear skin. just ask your doctor about taltz. >>> welcome back to the monday night edition of our broadcast. earlier tonight i spoke with leon panetta, long-time member of congress in the democratic party of california. former white house chief of staff to bill clinton,

earlier tonight i spoke with leon panetta.ong-term member of congress, the democratic party in california, formerly white house chief of staff to bill clinton, formerly secretary of defense and formerly director of the cia. i started by asking him about something president trump wrote on twitter. quote, the reason that president obama did nothing about russia after being notified by the cia of meddling is that he expected clinton would win. he didn't choke he colluded or obstructed. here is leon panetta response. >> well, i think the president will use any kind of diversion he can to try to take attention away from him and his responsibility as president to deal with what the russians not only did during the election but the threat this they represent in the future. i -- i just -- i don't see a lot of -- a lot of credibility by someone who has called the russian interference a hoax, a witch hunt, has blamed it on hackers, has blamed it on the chinese. and i think has used every diversion to try to take attention away from it.

. >> leon, it's unprecedented. i was just speaking with a representative from the nats who is preaching patience, saying they have never seen a response like this. they opened up extra seats to get more people in here. they'll go well over 20,000 people here this evening. so they're saying their resources are stretched thin. they're trying to get people, as many people as possible to come in and enjoy the game. look behind me. you can see some of the players just playing catch. we saw some out here practicing a bit earlier. we heard a lot of words thrown around in the last 24 hours, brotherhood, family, unity. almost nothing symbolizes that more than a representative from louisiana named cedric richmond, a democrat from a neighboring district to representative steve scalise. they talk a lot of smack. there is a healthy competition between them when it this game. representative richmond earlier came from his hospital room visiting with his colleagues and he talked about what this game is going to mean without steve

leon harris in the newsroom. >> leon, thank you. we'll stay tuned. >>> president trump got two victories in the house as he tries to advance his immigration agenda. one bill forces so-called sanctuary cities to honor federal government requests to detain suspected immigrants for an additional two days. if the cities refuse, they could lose federal grants. the other bill would increase penalties for undocumented immigrants who repeatedly cross the border into the u.s. both pieces of legislation now head for the u.s. senate. >>> turning to our weather now, and you can feel the difference outside tonight. the humidity starting to settle in on us. >> it on the way, huh, doug? >> the last couple of nights, guys, you may have been able to open the windows up. not tonight and not the next couple of days either. heat and humidity are starting to creep in. high today 91 degrees, the warmest across the mid-atlantic. hagerstown, 88. 91 in de.c., the start of our heat wave. as far as the heat index is concerned, saturday could be 100 degrees, t

in sierra leone, a place that "s"save the children" ranks s as one of the very worst places to be a mom, a new government program is trying to turn the tide, as we see e in this short film from "vieiewchange." wowoman: afterer a brutall decade-lonong conflict, sierra leone has the highest child and maternal mortality rates in the world. [music plalays] [dr. tagie gbawru-mansaray] i'm a medical doctor housed here at the princess christian maternity hospspital. narrator: one in five children die before their first birthday and one in eight women die during pregnancy. narrator: the one referral hospital in the capital of freetown services a population of over 400,000 people. ibraham thorlie: good afternoon. narrator: though the hospital is severely understaffed, it is not the only reason so many people are dying. [ibrahamam thorlie] narrator: and often, those patients who come too late are very close to death. [ibraham thorlie] narratoror: rather t than watchg their patients die, many doctorors and nursrses like rerc pay fofor the worst caseses from ththeir own small l salaries. nanarrator

at the live desk, i'm leon harris. >> leon, thank you. >>> sentencing is set for tomorrow when the so-called pizza gate shooting at comet ping-pong in d.c. last year. before seen photos from inside the restaurant after edgar welch was arrested. they show the bullet hole that he shot and a weapon resting on a keg where he set it down. welch said he was investigating a conspiracy theory about a child sex ring connected to the hillary clinton campaign. he has since apologized. prosecutors are asking for a 4 1/2 year prison sentence. >>> one person died in a crash that tied up traffic on the beltway a little after 7:30 tonight. this is the outer loop near college park. two cars collided. you can see at least one of them ended up in the median. state police say two other people had to be hospitalized. it's not clear yet who was at fault. >>> chopper 4 over the scene of another serious crash, this one happened in olney during rush hour. it involved a fully-loaded landscaping truck and another car on olney laytonsville road. one person had to be medevac'ed to the hospital. we don't have an update o

>> reporter: leon, so who was the target in that montgomery village double murder? tonight, a candid comment from the father of one of the victims. he says it was his son that they were after, and that the other teen, well, the other teen was just there. 17-year-old shadi najjar, his friend, 18-year-old artem ziberov, died in a hail of bullets june five5th on a dead street in montgomery village, miles away from their homes in today shadi's father says he believes his son was the intended target, and that the other teenager was just in the wrong place. >> shadi is the target and artem was just there. the reason they took shadi's phone and they did not take the other person's phone, that make it more understanding that someone called shadi and direct him to be in that area so an easy target. >> reporter: the two victims were honor roll students at northwest high school. they were both scheduled to graduate the next day. shadi's father says the timing of the murder was no accident. >> whoever killed him didn't want him to see his graduation? >> nope. >> and why do you

fox5's kristin leone is live with the latest on the investigation. >>reporter: good evening, ladies, still a lot of un answered questions in this investigation, but we're told by close family and friends that the girl's name is nabra hassan and they say she and her friends were attending a muslim prayer service a the time. investigat ors say that her body was found not too far away from where we were standing, which is about ten minutes away from where of right now they haven't confirmed if it is nabra. it's been an emotional day for this muslim community. what was supposed to be a comem raised tonighttive time during random has turned to mourning one of their own. she is a good girl. she don't deserve this. her heart breaks for the family. she comes to the community all the time. she help in the community center with the kids. she's very nice. around four this morning fairfax county police say they got a call about a missing 17 year old girl who was last seen walking with her friends off drainsville road. we're told she was with several other teens

this year de leon is already seeing a 30% jump in sales from the same period in 2016 at $229 million. >> the interest rates are certainly encouraging people in the midlevel between $2 and $4 million to go forward with the purchase because they're worried they won't be able to afford the rates come another year or two. on the high end, certainly the stock market, some optimism about taxes possibly coming down. >> reporter: has contributed to a healthy market, particularly in palo alto, menlo park, atherton, los altos. the ceo says there are more ultra rich overseas buyers particularly from china dropping tons of cash on extravagant homes. take this 6500 square foot home sitting on 18 acres of land in portola valley on the market for just under $17 million, complete with a two-bedroom guest house, views of the santa cruz mountains, a spa room, and -- >> this wine cellar is amazing. >> reporter: but he's seen a slowdown in one kind of buyer. >> the middle class in china because of the crackdowns on some of the current migration rules. they've been finding it more and more difficult to ge

fox 5's kristen leone is near where it happened with the video. kristen? >> reporter: good evening, marina, we're told that the man in that video, anthony shatow, you saw dc police try and arrest he has a history of breaking in and squatting at those apartments on g. and that's why we're told police were called there from the beginning. neighbors there say some of them say that even though he shouldn't have been there at that time, that what police did to him he didn't deserve that. that's why they pulled out their phones and and started recording. take a closer >> reporter: the video itself is going viral on instagram. in it, you hear a man shouting to two dc police officers. at one point you see dc police appear to try and restrain him. but what happened next anthony says was uncalled for. >> they never said i was under arrest. they they ever told me to stop, they never told knee anything. >> anthony, the man in that video, told fox 5 today two days ago, he got a call about officers trying to take away his pitbull. at these apartments off of g street sou

defense secretary leon panetta. we are following the breaking news.president trump now slamming what he calls a brutal north korean regime after the death of an american prisoner returned to the united states in a coma. secretary panetta, i want you to stand by because i want to get an update on a new russian threat against u.s. and coalition aircraft flying overseer i can't. let's go to our pentagon correspondent barbara starr following the story for us. barbara, what is the very latest? >> reporter: wolf, the russians are saying the u.s. engaged in an act of aggression. the u.s. says it's taking all due precautions against the russians. u.s. pilots flying overseer i can't now looking on the look out for russian airplanes or missile threats following a u.s. shoot down by a navy of a super hornet of a syrian war plane. this because the kremlin threatened that any u.s. war plane operating in certain areas of syria would be considered a threat. when the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was asked if he was confident that russia would not shoot down

bounty, the quicker picker upper james comey's testimony today, we're going to turn to leon panetta, who has held top jobs in democratic administrations, including c.i.a. director and white house chief of staff. mr. secretary, mr. comey made a lot today of the fact that the president ordered everyone out of the room before he talked to mr. comey about the investigation into michael flynn. help us understand what that means. >> well, that was a serious breach in the relationship between the president and the director of the f.b.i. it was at that point that somebody in the room should have made clear that the president ought not to be alone with the director of the f.b.i. and, obviously, no woon did, and i think that was a serious lapse in terms of good discipline at the white house. >> pelley: well, why shouldn't the president be alone with the f.b.i. director? >> well, the director of the f.b.i. is conducting investigations into national security issues, and the president should not be viewed as trying to in any way influence those kinds of investigations. and so for that reason, at

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kristen leone is live in silver spring with the latest. >> reporter: when it comes to prosecute under the statute. there's a long list of criteria that needs to be met first in order to do so. very frustrating and tedious process for him, he says. here's more on what he had to say. >> it's not enough and i will tell you that is not been enough to help us really address gang crimes in mob. we have a real challenge for the legislatures of maryland to go back to the brigantine board and design greater tools to assist prosecutors, particularly here in montgomery county to help us combat montgomery county leaders today and they say they recognize on their end the gang activity especially escalated in the county but working hard with local and federal law enforcement on their end. they say as far as why it's gotten so bad in montgomery county, there's no real answer. >> it's a continuing challenge. you know, gangs have taken root in some places in the county and some places throughout the metro area. but we're working hard with the feds, with state, with others to try and combat the gangs.

kristin leon. fox 35 mole news. >> long. >> it's about the money. >> yes, yes. >> twining and battle overpaid jaiss say it's not enough. that's asaid we'll explain. >>> and fox 5 is shaking out owe the political -- hosting the final five jup 5, 11:30 after 11:00 news. we'll be back everybody. dy. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. >> welcome back. changes are coming to the controversial pay to park system at less tin counsel center res tin says they lost a lot of business and since it started owners are now making changes in response to negative give feedback. sunday you can start by 3. parking is completely free between 5 baem and 5 p 30 in the the evenings

>> that's right pat and leon next time you see a d.c.officer, you may notice a new weapon on their belt. we're talking about tasers and we're talking one on one with dc police chief peter this evening about what's behind the weight and why he says the tasers are essential for deescalating the situation without lethal force. also new at 5:00 tonight, he's been saying it. tomorrow is the official first day of summer and sunscreen you may be using may not be doing as well as i we'll show you why you may be using it all wrong. and how you can make sure you can protect you and your family, susan is going to join us with that story coming up at five. we'll see you soon with those stories plus a good deal more. leon and pat, back to you for now. >> see you in a bit. >> thank you. >>> first at 4, take a look at what's left after tornado touched down in montgomery county. police who live in the neighborhood say it's like the walls of their homes were about to collapse. today the chainsaws and people are out there starting to clean up. doug and to

mario cacciottolo reports from sierra leone. pauline cafferkey is back in sierra leone.it was when caring for the sick and dying that pauline caught ebola herself. now she has returned to this west african country with the charity street child to meet those whose lives were affected by the disease. did you have a brother? yes. at the border. and your mum? my mum, i haven't seen. it is lovely to meet one of the survivors, she is 17, she has got so much ahead of her, so much inspiration that she wants to fulfill. pauline also visited the site of the now demolished ebola treatment centre in kerry town where she and her colleagues cared for the sick and dying. this is where she became infected with the disease herself. a hospital is now being built on the site. at times it seemed quite sombre, certainly not a place of happiness. the only real happiness was when the survivors were coming out. the nursing staff would do a sort of happy dance for them. the care that we were giving to patients was just basic, basic care but that is what they really needed at that time. the prior

sierra leone. nice lady in the community. and you from...e sierra leone.ra leone. your friends together. she was living on the 14th floor? do you know what may have happened to her, did anyone speak to her once the fire had started ? speak to her once the fire had started? people said she was living in this place. we have all seen the pictures. they have sent the pictures. they have sent the pictures on what's out. she was nice to everyone. she does not pick anyone. she was nice. some of us have come to see the site. we have come to see if she is about. when i came back to see the picture of her, i was confused and crying. we will miss her a lot in the community. yes. she was with her two—year—old son, jeremiah. yes. she was with her two—year—old son, jeremiah. yes, two years, jeremiah. son, jeremiah. yes, two years, jeremiah. we are praying for them. may god give them a good road. if they are alive. may god might bring them back —— may god bring them back. anyone in the building, may god help them. it is a few days after this terrible disaster. there is s

. >> pat, leon, what is really notable about this, about this reaction we've been seeing. it's drawing outrage and this is from the president's own party. let's show you those tweets that the president sent out early this morning just before 9:00 a.m. he was responding to the morning show, he tweeted i heard poorly rated morning show, how come low iq along with psycho joe came to mar-a-lago on new year's eve. so very soon after there after you got a lot of reaction from people on both sides. you know, it was drawing outrage about not lashing out its members of the media, but rather it's s used the tweets now, i want to show you a statement from msnbc saying it's a sad day for america. the white house said the president was justified in defending himself because, as i said, they attack him all the time personally. you heard today from house speaker paul ryan and nancy pelosi who disagreed with the language. here is what they had to say. >> and this doesn't help do that. >> that really saddens me. it's beneath the dignity for the president of the united states to engage in s

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earlier tonight i spoke with leon panetta. member of congress, the democratic party in california, formerly white house chief of staff to bill clinton, formerly secretary of defense and formerly director of the cia. i started by asking him about something president trump wrote on twitter. quote, the reason that president obama did nothing about russia after being notified by the cia of meddling is that he expected clinton would win. he didn't choke he colluded or obstructed. here is leon panetta response. >> well, i think the president will use any kind of diversion he can to try to take attention away from him and his responsibility as president to deal with what the russians not only did during the election but the threat this they represent in the future. i -- i just -- i don't see a lot of -- a lot of credibility by someone who has called the russian interference a hoax, a witch hunt, has blamed it on hackers, has blamed it on the chinese. and i think has used every diversion to try to take attention away from it. and i th

fox5's kristin leone is live on pee body street northwest where this deadly fire started investigation. right now i am standing in front of that apartment building where they say a body was discovered on the third floor. really quickly i don't know how well you can see the apartment building but i want to show you the street on pee body where we're right now you can see more than 24 hours after the fire started crews still remained here as they got clearance to enter inside the building again looking for as much evidence as they can in this investigation. we're also told that there was a person reported missing yesterday, a man reported missing and right now investigators believed that the body discovered is that of the man who was reported un accounted for. let's get you into actually exactly what happened on saturdy morning at around three we're told 200 people were forced out of their homes. neighbors nearby say it took crews nearly 12 hours to put out that fire. just to give you a little more clarity and perspective on you w this fire was. five firefighters were also injured during

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. >>> and i am leon harris. new details on the list of house republicans the congressional baseball gunman was carrying when he started shooting. >>> good evening everybody. we want toget you ready for the weekend. it is upon us. take a live look at storm team 4 radar. it has gotten a workout. >> most of the storms are moving out. doug kammerer is tracking what that means for the days ahead and our weekend. >> it is going to stay kind of like this over the weekend. a lot of humidity. a couple of chances of showers and thunderstorms. we had them today especially in our western zones. some locations picking up two, back out towards parts of the valley. in and around the metro area we saw heavier rain come through. picked up a quarter of an inch around the airport. might have ruined some afternoon plans now. pretty good line from annapolis right through route 50 into portions of loudoun county. this rain better stick around for the next couple of hours. this boundary will continue to allow us to see a chance of rai

we will go to california to speak with the senate president pro tem kevin de leon about new legislation to put the state on a path to 100% clean renewable energy by the year 2045. >> when trump goes rogue am a california goes mainstream. mainstream is s dealing with climate change. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in london, at least 12 people have been arrested after three attackers killed seven people and injured 48 more on saturday night. the attackers rammed a v van ino pedestrians on london bridge and then stabbed people in borough market. the three attackers were shot dead by police. this is a witness to the attack. fair on the streets of london. i have never experienced that before. i have been the for 12 years, basically. i have never seen that kind of fare, , especially on nights o . to be involveddc in that t kind of situatioion. amy: isis claimed responsibiliy for saturday's attack, which came less than two weeks after 22 people were killed in a bombing in manchester at an ariana grande

i asked leon panetta about it. in fact interfere with the election and the best sarah huckabee sanders could do is that agrees with it. is that enough? that there's not a declared statement from the president on this? >> you know, when you have all of our intelligence agencies pretty much concurring in the conclusion that russia did conduct this cyberattack against the united states and try to interfere with our election process, this is the president of the united states. and his first responsibility is to defend the united states of america. and the fact is, that what the russians did constitutes a cyberattack on this country. it's an attack by an adversary on our country. and the president of the united states, as someone who ought to defend this country, ought to make very clear that, yes, this did happen and that it will not happen again. and i am not getting that kind of clarity from this president. >> right. from what we've heard from jeff sessions under sworn testimony and also former director comey was tha

. >> that is leon panetta's son who himself was a longtime democratic power.mocratic side in congress. of course we know he's gone on to hold several cabinet positions. hat's his dad. jimmy represents the california 20th, i believe that was the same district probably gerrymandered -- not gerrymandered, changed a little bit since leon had it. >> three runs in for the democrats. 3-2 lead, mark walker into the stretch. high and tight. 2-0. chris murphy at first. i take that back. we have a pinch runner at first. swalwell is running at first. for chris murphy. >> keep an eye on him. >> panetta is on the agriculture and natural resources committee. that's good for the part of california he represents. >> walker into the stretch. 2-0. foul ball. look out over there 12 rows up behind the dugout. walker in trouble. rich mnd was in trouble in the first in, got out of it with only two runs. walker has given up three. so far for the democrats. or, for the republicans i should say. walker. 2-1. swalwell takes off running. no throw from davis. they were worried about it fo

. >>> leon hammers here at the live desk. president trump was greeted by protesters at his first reelection fund raiser. tonight's $35,000 a person fund raiser, the rnc is expected to raise about $10 million and this new tonight the trump administration just released new criteria for visa applications from six mainly muslim nations. this move coming after the supreme court partially restored the president's travel ban. the new guidelines require applicants to prove a relationship with a parent, spouse, child, daughter-in-law or silk in the u.s. already which means that fiancees, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, umpgles, nieces, nephews are no longer to be considered as close relationships. the travel ban's expected to be implemented starting tomorrow. at the live desk, i'm leon harris, doreen. >>> new calls for changes at the top of prince george's county schools tonight. the county chapter of the naacp is not calling for schools ceo kevin maxwell to resign but they say his title should be changed to interim ceo until the

vernon, christine leone, fox 5 local news. >>> up next, a twist in the bizarre story about a rockville man a paying people for blood >> did you see this today on, i'm pretty certain you did, the story behind this video of a dancing ape. which took overtime internet. ba a does he hav bort bort. >>> a northern virginia man in jail facing he is me yack charges, he's accused of selling top secret documents to the chinese, he's a self-employed consultant at global x, he's an army vet and because of his work as a special agent for the state department, he had top security clearance until he left that job in 2012. mallory faces up to live in prison if convicted. >>> we have an update on a bizarre story involving a rockville man collecting blood in people at an apartment in southwest dc. authorities say prosecutors have dismissed the charge against 43-year-old coa wynn, accused of practicing medicine without a license of the at his arrest, a woman in prince george's county reached out to us after recognizing him. she claims he drew blood from her craig's list, she said a rash showed up on her

leon harris live death keeping an eye on both situations. leon. >> we're going to start off in london where the chief of police and city's mayor are saying they're going to be beefing up security even more after a third terror attack there in as many months. this time around, muslims appeared to be the target. the police chief says more officers are going to be patrolling neighborhoods to keep him safe. police are nvgiinvestigating wh the suspect got the van. ten people were injured when the driver plowed into the crowd leaving this morning. theyan alleged attacker until police arrived. he's now being held on terroristic charges. a few hours later the driver rammed a car on popular in paris. police say the driver died in the crash. the car was carrying explosives and multiple weapons. police say they believed they wanted to make a car a bomb but it failed. they're now treating this incident as an act of terrorist. >>> this just the latest. the first happened in april but an attacker shot and killed a police officer, and then in may, there wa

if you would like to see the new fares and new schedules for yourself, open the nbc washington app, leon. back to you. >> thanks kristin. >>> it makes us ask you today, will you take metro less as the new schedule and the fair hikes kick in. so far most of you responding saying that you a -- you can weigh in right now on the nbc washington facebook page and keep an eye on it. >> we're happy to share with you that there is progress for congressman and the young lobbyist wounded in that ballpark shooting. the house majority is out of intensive care at med star washington hospital. he's listed in fare condition, now, 9 t days after a gunman opened fire on republican lawmaker practicing for that charity baseball game. also improving george washington university hospital tweeted this photo of jason weather who stopped yesterday to visit. >> after gunfire breaks out inside. one man shot and wounded there in a massive police presence. >> this is unfolding at popular breakfast and lunch spot. that's where we find news 4 pat collins with more on all of this. >> talk about a quick turn around. the

. >>> good afternoon, i'm leon harris. >> and i'm wendy rieger. we have been watching the testimony of attorney general jeff sessions. >> and we'll keep an eye on it for you, but we begin now with storm team4 first at 4:00, we have extreme heat in this area, got us close to a record this afternoon. >> it's a weather alert day, temperatures are in the 90s as you know, and you know it feels a lot hotter than that, we have you covered all afternoon. >> doug and lauryn are going to start things off, and we're looking ahead to some changes. >> yeah, within the next 24 hours, much cooler weather towards the end of the week, but today a hot one for sure. and it's the heat and the heat index. >> and you can feel the humidity, definitely more and we saw triple-digit heat indices out there. >> right now, currently, 92 in washington, con, coming down fr last hour. still 94 hagerstown, 95, philadelphia, ocean city. wouldn't that be nice? cooler to the west, where we have some storms in west virginia. most of these are dying as they move over the mountains, bu

. >> reporter: leon, there's certainly a full plate for the president and it is safe to say when members return after their week-long break, they'll face a rather lengthy to-do list here on capitol hill. that's why a number of them are expressing growing frustrations with what they call distractions by the president. today in washington, a split screen, on one side, president trp' the first visit from south korea's new president, a health care battle, and a trade show down with china. all of that largely overshadowed by the president's tweets lashing out at msnbc host joe and mika on thursday morning. >> my family brought me up really tough. this is nothing. but i think for me personally, i am very concerned as to what this, once again, reveals about the president of the united states. >> we're okay. the country is not. >> reporter: the president immediately fired back, watch low-rated morning joe for first time in long time, fake news. he called me to stop a national enquirer article, i said no, bad show. his initial tweet provoked outrage even within his own party. mika was bleeding ba

leon harris, news 4. >>> 4:34 our time right now. we could hear a major announcement from the redskins today. at this point we don't know how big that news might be. >> yeah. we've been trying to gather details. all we know at this point is the redskins did send saying they plan to make a personnel department change announcement. today by the way the first day of mandatory minicamps. we're expected to hear that announcement. >> follow us online, twitter, as soon as we get the information. if it is a big deal we'll post it in the nbc washington app. >>> the warriors are nba champions again. >> golden state again. the second nba championship in three years both against lebron james and the cavs. prince george's native kevin durant was the mvp. dynamite in this. we understand if you didn't stay up for this, it ended before midnight. final score 129-120 in game five. >> everybody in d.c. county maryland, d.c. county virginia. father ryan whitney. feels good to come full circle, man, so i'm enjoying. >> pretty much shout out there. that i

krysten leone, live for us in alexandria, virginia, thanks for the insight. back here at home new jersey elementary school children get first hasn't experience about the rewards of recycling. >> the reward they just got was recycled as well check this out. may not believe this. this playground equipment made from recycled tooth brushes, toothpaste tubes and other mouth care products. hawthorn elementary in willingboro. the school won the recycle playground challenge of course they did the contest the goal was to collect the most dental hygiene products to be recycled. the estimated value of that equipment, $50,000. >> that's super cool. love that. back to your fox 29 weather authority. loving the weather right now. wildwood, new jersey, we got a break in the heat. >> yeah, and with the heat wave behind us what can we expect in the few days ahead. meteorologist kathy orr back with your forecast in 15 seconds. temperatures bauer ten to 15 degrees cooler today than yesterday. take look at today's high temperatures. allentown 88. reading 87. philadelphia 85. 84 i

leon. >> thank you, megan. we want your input, folks on this, you agree with a limited version of trump's travel ban taking effect, most of you have been weighing in so far have said no, you can weigh in right now with our flash survey on nbc washington facebook page. >> the supreme court also issued a major decision on religious freedom today in that conflicting signals on gay rights issues. >> our team coverage continues with nbc news justice correspondent pete william who is is live at the court tonight. let's start with that missouri decision. that's got far reaching implications. >> we'll see how abroad it is. it's clear about what the supreme court said today. they said missouri was wrong to exclude a lutheran church in columbia missouri from a state program of nonprofits could resurface their gravel playgrounds with rubber made from recycled tires. the state said it had a provision in the constitution that said no taxpayer money could ever go directly to a church and today the supreme court said when it