and so erin dropped me off. that's why i wasn't with them. >> and soon, the poison, the anxiety seeped under jason's door through his windows, into his nerve endings. >> just, all of a sudden, i realized, you know, what's going on? why are they late? and it just struck me that something definitely was wrong. >> at justine winters' house, the fear was deep now. her father was a national guardsman, a volunteer firefighter. he was trained to keep his head, knew what he had to do. he got in his truck, drove out of town to the road he knew she'd take coming home from her boyfriend's house. then he saw it in a construction zone. on a highway 93 overpass. what did you find? >> something i don't want to see again. you could say a fireman's first nightmare. >> someone tried to hold him back. he kept on. >> i saw her over at the side. >> his perfect daughter. his justine, obscenely broken. but amazingly, still alive. how did she look? >> i didn't really see a lot of her on the gurney there. but i got to see her, you know,

i knew it was erin then. >> reporter: their daughter, erin harper, 42, was dead in the doorway. when you saw the jewelry, you knew it was your daughter. what went through you? >> i lost a son in '78 in a car wreck. he was gone when i got to the hospital. i shed a few tears. this was different. he was 21, had no children. >> the loss of erin was devastating. now the family had to deal with what happened to baby erica, finding out in the most impersonal way. >> i knew she was hurt. the police rushing her down the street, i saw on tv. >> reporter: later, they learned how badly hurt. she had been shot in the head. >> why, in the name of god, would somebody do that? >> reporter: it was this man's job to find out. in your experience, how many times have there been babies who have been victims? >> never a case i worked where a baby was shot. >> reporter: a pitching career at the university of louisville, now retired detective, rick arnold new this would be a high profile case. he didn't know it would be the case of a lifetime. >> today's date is may 18,2006. >> reporter: a video camera

erin is back with r theoads. you've been busy all morning erin.u. >> it's been a busy day mike. we hav an overturned tractor-trailer tv's all over 370 westbound ramp to 270 southbound. anlot of debris to cle up. 370 westbound remains oh, it just reopened. look at that, mike. do you see that? justreopened. >> good timing. >> they were able to move that over to the shoulder. love that dramatic leadup. traffic is starting to move by that that point. now, unfortunately we're also dealing with a new crash in burke. fairfax county parkway northbound at lee chapel road and then 66 is still at speed. ucis is ah more pleasant report right now.re delays a starting to ease on 95 northund right now. earlier construction coming up from fredericksburg cleared. we had someay biggers by virginia 3. once you get into dale city you're nice and quiet. metro rail lines remain onwe 'll deep yowe'lleep you updateds residual delays work out gaithersburg. >> let's talk about what's hot on theeb. >> first up lawmakers have introduced new bipartisan legislation that canave

erin take it away on traffic.eeping our eyes on the compute and traffic is lookingic reallye despite that rain as mike'l mentioned you need inps umbrella, p your patience later but if you're up early metro isn time and roads are quiet. i onn't have any complai the virginia majors, maryland majors or secondaries in the district. traffic looks great on 301 at the five split there. problem free on 495 inner ashington oxon hill accokeek look good. same story in college park. any questions erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we'll let y know if anything of.e pops you need to be aware n thank you. >>> coming up on fox5 morning a woman accused of spying for russia is expectedo accept a plea deal. >> more protests in pittsburgh related to the police shofing death an unarmed black teenager. >> we are heading to break. this is a live look atndhe ma side of the wilson bridge. it is 5:08 right now and 75 drees. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> heyome back to fox5 morning on thisriday. it minutes past thenes ni i hour. live beaiful p

first though erin's got traffic. hi, erin.ll you h we dave an issue out in the loudoun county areas you try toit use e's ferry on the potomac it's closed unfortunately today because of hh standing water and debris. u have to find a different form of transportation. q15 is nice anduiet if you're driving. crash blocking the shoulder pennsylvania avenue southbound woodyard again blocking the shoulder. no major slowdowns in upper marlboro. metro isn time. not tracking any problems on 395.nc volume iasing towards the pentagon. secondaries in alexandria are quiet. beltway t looks goodough tysons. minor delays picking u0 southbound 70 to 121 about a 19 minute trip. any questions at erin fox5 d.c.. we're going to be right back with your 5:30 half hour of fox5 morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ to three generatio montgoof elrich's.is home we love it here.e but weto work to keep it great, like fixing transit antraffic co shorten my son-in-lammute. increasira open space where my gchildren can play.la and reducissroom sizes for all our kids. that's why o

erin is back with the roads. hey, erin. >> that's right.king out of gaithersburg.00 92riole place, two alarm fire,atest photo really impressive f comingm pete piringer. right n the oriole place fire is under control. they dide take two peopl thel. hos one firefighter for an evaluation. we'll kp you updated on that one. fire crewsre still out at that scene even though that house fire is under control. we'll have more on a crash intha avenue. alall metro rail lghes on time t now. >> erin thank you. >>> straight ahead at 6:00 a.m. on fox5 a sneak ceek of what we expect for the upcomingid july 4thay travel. heater chainie offers a brand new subscription service. stay with us. steve and allison up next. >> ♪ ♪ cheddar puffs. and i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? boo-yah. we're awards family. you'll like them bot but love our price award-winning organic cheddar puffs, from al in simply smarter shopp >> brakinfloues shootinggh theen jumped from the second floor safety. >>> under arrest.thersburg. a metro access dr

>> and that's a really important point, erin.he disclosure to a broader group simply increases the chances of public disclosure, leaking, and other problems that may imperil this ongoing criminal investigation. that's why we have classified settings and why it's so important that it be done on a limited basis. but your point is very well taken. a lot of this information has already been provided. >> so senator win also want to ask you about your weekend. you came back from a visit to a temporary shelter site on the u.s./mexican border. you also visited two border patrol stations and a formal port of entry. the president tweeted over the weekend, in part, "we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country. when someone comes in, we must immediately, with no judges or court cases, bring them back from where they came." and today sarah sanders says most americans agree with him. here is how she put it. >> virtually all americans agree that it makes no sense that an illegal alien sets one foot on american soil and then they w

ank you erin.f you're just waking up with us we're diving into the news coming our fairfax county. the hool board approved anges to the county's sex education curriculum. >> bttle lines were drawn a the packed meeting with heated and emotional testimony. fox5's melanie alnwick live om fairfax county with the details this morning. mel. >> reporter: hey, good and this vote almost didt happen. there was so much yelling and heckling going on that point board members thought about tabling the vote so that peopleould calm down a little bit. it was very controversial decision, a very controversial topic, but in thend e the net effect is that these changes are going to happen. so, when it comes to instruction on human growth and development, the term "biological sex" will be replaced with sex assigned at birth. there will also be more instruction about contraception methods and about the use of the hiv prevention drug, prep. now, t ys was, asou mentioned, a very packe meeting and people inse separated them

let's bring back erica and erin.erin first, the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, has been making headlines on his own. and since wednesday, he told a conference in israel that first lady melania trump believes her husband in the stormy daniels scandal. but the first lady's spokesperson said melania has had no interactions with giuliani about the meeting. what do you think the first lady means with this somewhat cryptic statement? >> it might be cryptic but it's sharp. she's dealing a blow to giuliani's credibility. her team came out and said he hasn't had any conversations with her on this topic. and this mirrors other things we have seen out of giuliani lately. even mike pompeo to say he doesn't have an inside track with knowledge on north korea. basically, giuliani, a lawyer, is functioning in these circles more like a spokesman at this point. he and trump get along well personally. they have the same tv-friendly style. that means he can go on the airwaves and capture an entire story the way we're talking now. bu

hat's weather off to erin for traf . >>> 5:18.the roads and i can telyou 395 northbound on the ramp to gw parkway crash is t block left lane as well as the exit ramp what was that keep it to the right to cross theet 14 and bridge and you'll have byps the parkway. we're dealing with a new crash on the outer loop at 50th ocking the left lane in the distance, this causing a big delay because of volume is still relatively light this morning. as you make your way outer loop toward bw parkway, metro rail lines on tim and q through alexander and arlington395 despite t crash over the 14 and street bridge. questions erin@fox5dc.c on twitter. >>> 5:18, bac on what's hot on the web, the stories you're engaging with the most on social media. >>> civil rights groups urging nfl to reverse the rule requiring playerso stand for the anthem. nfl ruled that anyone who feels du the national anthem will punished. the team can develop their own policy which could include firing players. the civil rights groups wants to meet with roger good he willn the

any questions at erin fox5 d.c.i tter. >> thanks, erin..preciate >> ♪ >> coming up on fox5 morning, the message on the back of firstady melania trump's a jacket sends offocial media firestorm. >> and abc announces a newpi roseannoff without roseannes >> it's bark but actually -- da0 at thele clarksburgts exit. 4:37 is our time right now and we are at 75 degrees. fox5 morning back right after this. ♪ >> the statue of liberty with the very sameacket that reads we all should care. it's received more than 15,000 alikes so far. >> next some sad news in the media industry. pulier prize winner and fox news contributor charles krauthammer has died. he had been recovering from surgery to remove a cancerous tur in his abdomen. the cancer returned and began spreading rapid. >> the connors will return without roseanne. abc ann snced thew will go on withoutta itsr. roseanne was recently canceled following a recent tweet bid comedian. the network has a working title called theonnors and ordered 10 episodes of the spinoff. roseanne bar agreed to foregoes

off to erin now for traff. hi erin. >> 5:37 and we problems right n.inlook silvere spring,piringer letting us know allutanesndoruna avenue currently shut down at connecticut avenue. traffic is beingte dd so watch out for big delays around that intersection. inu mpe aarlboro. delays to and from the beltway because of a rubberneck delay. as you make yourut chevy chase circleay's t a crash there at conutctic shoulder. or're dealing with quiet o 5 londokincog pretty good but ahae for the red hen restaurant in lexington, virginia as i we learns now the target of a cyberattack. >> and of course, our the dea dr shootingan in marylwill that continue. we'll have a closer look at how the community is rallying t behind employees at that newspaper. ♪stay with us. >> >> ♪

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erin back to you for traffic. >> 4:48 right now.ng our eyes on the roads and as we te a look outside, traffic looks goodn o 395. f problemree through alexandria and arlington. no pro 5ems on looking good in stafford. no problems as you make your way out in fredericksburg, either. 66 all of our majors aret speed and we're crash free around the dmv. metro service picking up at 5:00. any questions at erin fox5 d.c.e r. for now, enjoy this quiet calm fstart to theday morning drive. maureen,. back to >> ♪ >> 4:28 is the time. do you know what you'll be ring to tharing to the polls. the supreme court justices voted ditch a law in minnesota that barred voters from wearing clothes with political messages. many say the lawulas too brad and dit to enforce. nine other states haveim sar laws. >> maryland's athletic director and footb coach is speaking out about the death of offensive lineman. jordan mc the 19-year-old died wednesday just 2 weeks after he collapsed during a team >> my heart is broken for the reason that we're all sitting he havi

erin is back with the roadways this morning. how is it looking erin. >> 4:49.e is picking up at 5:00 a.m. no reported delays. take a look at70. we're a speed. wide opened from frederick through gaithersburg into rockville. no pblems on the beltway. you can see by national harbor. let's show you what else gau're up ast. no problems in college park.ar seies in silver spring as well as bethesda looking good. crash free right now earlier crash on 95 at route one in virginia cleared and metro service is again picking up a 5:00. so far not much toboalk a. we'll take that for a monday morning.back to you guys. >> 4:49 is the time right now. new details inhe external review conducted on the university of maryland's football team following the deat of one of its player. the baltimore sun reports university board of trustees this morning during aconferencee university's president. now the university hired a sports medicine consulting group to conduct a review of the football's program protocol. 19-yeaold offensive linem jordan mcnair went to the hospital lastft moner col

oxy questions at erin 5 d.c.>> ♪ >> ♪ >> r under arrest.5 morning behind bars accused a woman with intellectual disabilities on board the vehiclhe was supposed e driving her home in. >> we're going to keep families toget border is going to be jus as tough as it's been. [cheers an applause] >> after president trump migrant families at thparating border, the debate is still nter stage on capi hill.ll wi republican lawmakers vote on a pair of immigration bills today? and the big question this morning, how will all those families already torn apart be reunited? >>> fox5 exclusive. a teenaged girl slammed to the ground by a mallec sity officer in prince george's unty. now mother is demanding o thaticer face charges. >>> andgh daylight deli as we mark the lgest day of the ye fox5 morning at 5:00 a.m. onst this firay of summer starts now. >> ♪

questions, erin,fo "" d.c. on twitter. >>>s, t erin, appreatcie "f5"morning president trump former cam pain manager comes under fire for mocking imgrant children separated fr f theiramily. >> and cap day legal lies separated fr f theiramily. >> and cap day legal lies recreational marijuana. . >> i'm 4 had:39 we're b with stories you're engaging with on social media. >> ormer campaign manager korey lieu do you ski is faking backlash. he was beinger intewed about the ze tall raps policy. he rerespond about a 1 10-year-old girl with down >> that's the cam pain manager said wawa. >> and madou was reading a story about young immrant babies and children prescribed their families and got choked up and couldn't ke reading. tender age shelters reportedly house kids with speal needs and under the age of 13. setnorth korea is return remaipdz of 200 troops ring the korean war.onerdu transferred to air force base in hawaii after bodies on u.s. soil the task ofyi ideng troops will begin. about 7700 u.s. military personnel remain unacted

erin is walking in forhe traffic. erin. >> that's right. 6: right now and i got to show you this. 270 southbound. this tractor-trailer lost its interesting load of an combin of spices and tv's. crash investigation a well. they've contained all of that bris to the right shoulder. vestigation and cleanup so that ramp should beow shut d for the durrnion of the ing. let's switch over to our maps. aside from that one we have another crash right now. this is a new one. 295 southbound at burroughs avenue. no lane closures but some additional delays, use caution. stacked up from 50 down to east capitol street. ase take a look right now at that drive time, it's going to take you 14 minutes to get to the 11thdg street bri from 50.le this disabled v from an earlier crash. 95 in virginia. southbound after centrep parkway it's blocking theut shoulder. soound volume isn't too bad. 95almost a half hour dale city to the beltway. and then as we move things over rig now, 395 some minor delays, 23 minutes, main lanes from thehe beltway to 14th street bridge. hov lanes look good and metro is on time.

we're gonna go meet erin. and he's gonna let us tag along to meet his clients. hey, erin.p, buddy? >> hey, bob. good to see ya. >> so let's go meet your clients. >> jack and sharon. >> yes, sir. >> they are considering puttin' their house on the market. just wanted to visit with me about what they can expect. >> jack and his wife bought this 3,100-square-foot home about 12 years ago. but recently, they've been thinking about downsizing. >> every time i sold a home, i had this feeling of -- of i'm paying too much money because they don't seem to be doing anything. but the -- the way we have always done business for decades is so ingrained -- >> yeah. >> it's very difficult to change a habit. >> i had always felt it was weighted improperly. a listing agent does a tremendous amount -- less amount of work than a buyer's agent does. yet their paychecks are exactly the same. if one family has a $300,000 home for sale, then i will perform a set of services for that person identical to the same set of services that i would perform for jack in his $600,000 house. >> so if we look a

in to you >> erin you would love this gig.g bayan off someone's plate out atofe a. someone made you a poster withun your face long on a bed somewhere. iant to know where t picture came from. right, allis w? >> you knowhat, i have no idea. i'm not going to call it creepy t i feel blessed a honored somebody would do that. >> honored is good. yes. but you are living your fe out there, tuck. please eat all the food for me 95 southbound 11 minute trip it's wide open. the good news if you're heading to lexington park to join tucker hiroads are quis morning in st. mary's county also five rthbound in brandywine and clinton looking good. fridays tendon to trend lighter we'reat's exactly what seeing. beautiful bridge over the wilson bridge, 12 minute trip t branch avo the wilson bridge. accokeek looks good. minorelays 395 northbound.. this is my favoritrn part of the ing i get to stand next to the wonder womanos pr because they're filming the movie in georgetown. today.ere filming yesterday and welso have intermittent road closures 6:3

we'll keep you updated at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter as well. >> good morning. thanks erin.4:49 is our time right now. a six-year-old girl is in critical condition this rning after she received an electric shock from an outdoor fountain at the mgm nationale harbor. was shocked when when she touched a metal railing near the fountain. we spoke with the company that specializes in electrical work forme comial and residential projectsncluding the installation of fountains and he told us an incident like this is very rare. >> if you get in between the you're going to get hurt. so, that'se why we hav special safety dices. we typicallyee shese sorts of things with olderhe structurre the wiring was installed a hundredoears ag but we s haveafety codes and regulations that are supposed to protect us from this so that's why it's kind of unusual, you know, that's -- it breaks my heart a little bit to hear that this happened. >> in a statement, the mgm says they are heartbroken over h theorrible accident and are fully f cooperating withe officials to investigate thede nt. that area has b

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett.outfront" tonight, the breaking news, the white house tonight struggling to contain growing outrage over separating families at the u.s./mexico border. after repeatedly delaying the white house press briefing, first one hour, then it was two, then another. and then it was four hours after the scheduled briefing time, until it started. the homeland security secretary krif kirstjen nielsen started the session. she was hit with the basics, questions about the well-being of children in detention centers, questions about what's happening inside those detention centers. questions she should have been able to answer. >> have you heard the audio clip of these children wailing, that just came out today? >> i have not seen something that came out today. >> why is the government only releasing images of the boys who are being held? w where are the girls? where are the young toddlers? >> i don't know. i'm not familiar with those particular images. >> do you know where the girls are? where the todd

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good evening, erin.e and his white house may not be able to say he's not above the law, but we in congress should say it. paul ryan should say it. kevin mccarthy should say it. mitch mcconnell should say it. when they don't say it, they leave this president unsupervised. when he's unsupervised, he pushes the boundaries threatening the rule of law and our constitution. >> kevin mccarthy is saying, in fact, that there was no collusion, coming to a conclusion that of course the special counsel has not yet come to. here's what he told our dana bash yesterday. >> what i'm concerned most about like most americans, was there any collusion, there was no collusion, this has gone on for more than a year. it's been investigated in so many different manners. >> this is the man who, you know, if the republicans stay in control, could be the speaker of the house. >> that's right, erin. with paul ryan, we've seen shrinking leadership and just absolute silence. with kevin mccarthy, we would see a parrot for the presiden

thanks erin. pace yourself. >>> let's get a check on today's top stories, though, also making news today, t search is back on this morning for a missing boater in anne arrundou cy. maryland natural resourcespolicd kevin yates, sr. of queen's ne county went overboard in the chesapeake bay yesrday afternoon. no word on how he ended up in e water but we know he was last seen on board his 40-foot cabin cruiser near popular poplr island. skyfox was over the scene as between kent island andwe're harrington hbor south. >> a disturbing crime caught on camera. a man touches aoman from behind ans they walks dow the street. annie yu isor following this y for us. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. this video is quite shocking. the assault happened inhe middle of a busy street during the heart of morning rush hour. take a closere. look cameras were rolling as the man follows a woman along n hampshire avenue near 22nd street that's in northwest. this was back on june 13th at 8:00 a.m. in thean morning and

that's weather off to erin for traffic. 4:48 now. we're keeping oou're eyesn the roads. >>> we have a motorcycle crash deadly crash we've been astracking it happent night. piscataway at glep dale dri voxing a motorcycle blogging both directions in wilson. caution. great shape across all the area bridges. metro service picks up 5 a.m.. as you head woodbridge east of route 1 there's a fire unt pleasant avenue. that department activity is laneslawl back to you. >> 4:49 is the time now. new details this morning in respon to the def straight flooding in ellicott city. maryland governor larry hogan is requesting a presidential disaster for baltimore and howard counties coming a week after governor requested sdaingts relief foron frederick and wash counties. those funds areanxpected to be grd. president trump agreed that the floo last month in both counties constituted major disaster for roj don't. the flooding caused more than 31 is structural close to million in property losses. >>>th in district maybecauseere meless families hit aereho r

erin is back wh traffic thisdo e erin. now.o wake up just a bit.outer loop sulder. caution there.thof things as you make your way up toward lst ilonin sgee kenilworth. nong road. eleventh street bridge, 695, third street tunnel still in good shape. 66 athapeed. love w we're seeing from manassas through centreville into fairfax.tway in arlington you're quiet. gw parkway still at speed. 95 looks great dale city to the beltway. no problems crossing theo mixing bowl int 395. inner loop through annandale quie no problems in mclean or tysons yet and 50 by sandy eint. tell me that y headed to the beach today and you're taking a long weekend. you're in great shape out there. heading to annapolis you're alsouiet and no problems on metro is on time. any questions at erin fox5n d.twitter. we'll be right back when we take a live look at that quiet >> ♪tch of >> ♪ does your business inter lt provider promiot? let's see who delive more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. on't. the others we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireles

. >> michael thomas, erin, talking weather and traffic. let's get the headlines. >> hi, guys, good morng, tracking chaps for showers and storms today. e g chance eveweek. won't be raining everyut min grab the umbrell awe need to this afternoon. >> all maim orr's are crash free one disabled truck not causing delays. take that 5 a.m. hour. >> the time no, i is head lines where aan died as police were trying take him into custody. the man suffered some sor of medical emergency as officers responded tol mission cal on alexandria court in alexandria. the man was 31. administrative and criminal investigations in the case are both underway. police chief ed rossler is due to give an update sometime this >> prince george countsy police investigating a homicide in upper malborofo be 10 lasts night. offers responded 87300 block of hamilton place for reports rived and discovered a than outside suffering from gun shot wounds and later died at the scene.es detectiv are working to finds suspects and motiv >> two minutes past the hour now. we'll turn to f

with us, joe terranova, josh brown, steve weiss, pete najarian, and erin brown, the head of asset allocation at ubs. let's kick things off with the markets. that move in the russell joined the nasdaq, by the way, at a new all-time high just a short time ago. peet, we pose the question at the top. it's been a tech-led rally back. >> no doubt. >> what do we need to start working as well for it to keep going? if anything, maybe tech is enough i don't know >> i don't knethat it's enough it's enough so far, but look what we have done year to date in terms of the broader markets or whatever. tech has certainly been what's really fueled any kind of, and actually gone against what's been negative out there. so i would love to see the financials it's obviously, if you ever take a look, take a look at jpmorgan over the last month verses the ten-year the same chart why? because it's completely the algorithms, we talk about it all the time, are following along with that. until we see where the ten-year direction, i mean, if it continues higher, i say the financials would begin to lead that would join al

that's what i heard this morning. >> vich yviavian, do you agree what erin is saying?a central message for him in general. now that we're getting close tore the midterm elections, he sees it as a major factor to essentially get his party to maintain its majority in the house and in the senate come november. we heard that last night from him where he said i believe i got elected because i'm tough on immigration, i'm tough on border security. and so this is something that's becoming almost personal to him. where he says if anyone gets in my way and tries to hurt our chances of maintaining our majority in congress, then obviously he's going to fight back hard. that's what we see him doing, he's ramping up those efforts. so, yeah, i agree. absolutely. >> erin, which base gets -- >> if i can add, one of the -- >> go ahead. >> go ahead. well, i was going to say, one of the things -- one of the places that i see this story going at some point is where the trump administration is lacking in other areas. and that is that the trump administration has not actually appointed an am

>> well, erin, absolutely.his is a man that when he came before the senate to try to become a federal judge, scott king came forward. there were all kinds o f testimony about him calling black men boys. this is a man tryitrip eople as a u.s. senator and diminish tir voting rights. this is a man that works for donald trump and we know what happened. charlottesville. we know where he's at and when it comes to the violence against women's act, he voted against it. won't you see him stand up for women. he's never stood up for him. this is a man that protects donald trump when donald trump says that transgender people in the military should be banished. so yeah, i believe every last thing and there is -- >> and you stand by it. >> for everything i said. >> the thing of course though is congressm congressman, blacks in the back of the bus, it's a historically loaded term in this country. and i just want to ask you because according to the former district attorney in mobile, alabama, session, when he was the state's u

erin take it away on affic. >> 5:17 keeping you update odden for kaeingt and road. stillfi tracking activity inoodbridge east of route 1 is is. bay side and mount pleasant. watch for fire department activity blocking all lanes. not blocking drive onoute 1. yellow zone 95 rthbound normal vole main lanes through occoquan. 0 tour clag. no normal congestion yet. college park no problems over legion bridg uner and outer loop tie sops. metro rail line on time. that's traffic back to you sdmrxt tnk you:18 now and backha witht is hotn oe web. >> wisdom is back standing by with what is trening, hey, wiz. >> goor morning to you anscandal for wells fargo again accused of misconduct allegedly using complex financial investments to take advantage of small business up investigators. sec said between 2009 and 2013 they raked in large fees by trading high feed debt and product. theyav hnot admitted or dep eyedhem but cooperated fully with the investigation. >> next up a black refighters con duging city mandated inspection around homes in san francisco in suburb there was reported t

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>> good evening, erin. position of playing a little bit of cleanup before and after the president's remarks. when we saw him yesterday at the pentagon i asked him about denuclearization. and he said he'd seen no evidence of it. that it has not begun yet. none of these sites in north korea have been blown up. and he actually said he wouldn't expect to see it right now because there will still have to be very detailed negotiations. so where president trump today got the idea that four of them had been blown up inside north korea pretty much is anybody's guess. >> i mean, it is just like making up a number, it seems like. i don't know, obviously i don't know any more than anyone nose. he says four sites are blown and up we're going complete denuclearization. the defense secretary says there's no evidence of it, ask frankly this isn't the first time he's had to do a complete cleanup, a 180 from the president. >> that's right. i mean, this is sort of somehow now the position that secretary mattis finds himself i

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, a war zone. those are the words being used to describe the deadly mass shooting that happened late today in the newsroom in annapol annapolis, maryland. we are awaiting a press conference. here what is we know right now as we await that, and we'll bring it to you live. so many details to learn tonight. we know five people are dead, several others injured. and we just know some of the chilling details about the attack here just coming into cnn. witnesses say the gunman shot through a glass door. it happened at about 2:30 this afternoon. and then started shooting in the newsroom. >> i saw a guy holding a gun. the door of the "capital gazette" had been blown to pieces in shattered pieces all on the carpet. this guy was holding what looked like a big shotgun and moving across the entrance of the "capital gazette" office, pointing the gun deeper into the office like he was targeting people. >> like he was targeting people. now another witness, phil davis, a crime reporter for the newspaper "the capita

>> erin, good day from singapore. president trump, as you said, is going to be making his way to the capela hotel, and there is going to be that historic photo-op, really in front of the hotel, i'm told. it looks something like the front of the white house, the colonial-style building. but we'll be struck, of course, by the very large differences in the images of these two leaders. president trump, 6'2", turning 72 this week. kim jong-un, he's about 5'7", he's 34 years old. that says so much about what is going into the dynamic here. but of course kim jong-un is coming into this meeting with the history of his father, the history of his grandfather, who very much wanted to make a deal a couple decades ago in the clinton administration. but this now is going to be the one-on-one meeting. i'm told it's going to be about 45 minutes long or so. a translator on each side. so that's about half the time usually. and then they are going to go into a larger meeting with aides from both sides. secretary of state mike pompeo fro

i'm erin burnet. outfront, the breaking news that's on. president trump declaring the on again/off again summit with kim jong sun on again and set for june 12th in singapore. trump meeting today with the top north korean envoy kim yong chol at the white house. here's trump right after the meeting. >> we'll be meeting on june 12th in singapore. it went very well. it's really a get to know you kind of a situation. >> all right, well, chol hand delivered a letter to trump from kim jong-un. you know, it was a letter from kim jong-un, right? look at that envelope. a big envelope. putting aside the absurdity of that situation, you'd think a letter from kim would be important, right? well, the president was asked about what was said in that letter and at first he made light of it. he toyed with reporters. >> that letter was a very nice letter. oh, would you like to see what was in that letter. how much? how much? >> just moments later, though, trump actually said that, no joke, he has not even read that very nice letter. >> i haven't opened it. i

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i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. president trump's race to fill the supreme court. tonight, his second opening, his chance to make history. supreme court justice anthony kennedy is retiring. he was a conservative, but a liberal swing vote on same-sex marnl and abortion and trump has the power to ensure that vote goes the other way. for decades. and make no mistake, this is a race to get kennedy's replacement confirmed before the midterms. possibly take away trump's majority in congress. >> mr. president, it's an election year, would you be in consideration of holding the spot open until the make up of congress the determined? >> i haven't really thought about that. i think you want to go as quickly as possible. >> speed. quickly as possible. and trump doesn't have any battle within his own party on this one. the majority leader mitch mcconnell is ready to race, too. he wants a new supreme court justice getting that through the senate by the election. >> we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor. this fall.

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as they take on p- g-and-e (ken) erin brockovich...n for successfully suing pg&e in the 90's is back at it..kron 4's ella sogomonian explains that she talked with fire victims during an intimate meet and greet tonight in santa rosa. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "people who lost everything to the firestorm tell me having erin brockovich on their side is a boost of confidance considering she's successfully taken on power giant pg&e before...so they hope with her help they'll do it again."high profile consumer advocate erin brockovich addressed a room full of people who lost their homes to the north bay firestorm back in october on tuesday night.sot: erin brockovich, representing north bay fire victims// "i was amazed riding through town today through some of the sites. a lot of those trees have grown right into those power lines so this has to be dealt with."brockovich known for taking down pacific gas and electric two decades ago is at it again after calfire determined their equipment is responsible for at least a dozen of th

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but the report is far more collected on the ground, erin. tonight, a sweeping new report on the clinton e-mail investigation. doj inspector general michael horowitz concluding, quote, we found no evidence that the conclusions by the prosecutors were affected by bias or other improper considerations. rather, we determined that they were based on the prosecutor's assessments of the facts, the law, and past department practice. a direct contrast to a favorite talking point from president trump. >> it's a rigged, broken, corrupt system. it's rigged. it's broken. it's corrupt. >> reporter: who has smeared the fbi's work at every opportunity. >> we have to investigate hillary clinton, and we have to investigate the investigation. this was a disgrace. >> reporter: the report finds former fbi director james comey's actions were an extraordinary departure from justice department protocol. but it says he did so without political motivations. however, certain text messages between two fbi employees, attorney lisa page and special agent peter struck, we

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