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we are out here abou about -- students were registered for 415 next year.oing -- it is a strong school and we are growing. >> the church continues its celebration into the night with an anniversary party at the springfield country club. ♪ [ rapping ] >> the concert for the community tonight in south west philadelphia. dozens came out for the kick back music festival. a two-day festival featuring live performances and a lot of fun for the entire family. >>> now, your abc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. well, we had a beautiful start for the weekend, we had plenty of sunshine and temperatures are a little bit above normal. almost everyone made it to the lower 80s as we head into your sunday, we are looking at another sunny and warm afternoon. beautiful conditions as we head into part two of the weekend. it is not until monday at the earliest, we are going to be on the look out for showers and storms and tracking a cold front that's approaching. some of us cannot start to see showers as early as monday night. it is looking likely for our tuesday. the late

. >> people from boston are notoriously passionate abou their team. >> it stirred debate on the talk and jokes on the "today" show. >> there might have been one or two. >> and another thing i wasn't that bad as batman, all right? >> so was ben tipsy or just super passionate? afleck address the drama with sarcasm this morning. we boston sports fans have always been known for our subtlety. one of my favorite interviews i have done. #go pats. the host of the hbo sports show tweeted ben got fired up about deflate fwat during the convo, that's it. >> if he had a drink, who cares. >> hours before he taped the sit down yesterday morning he was on set directing and acting in his latest movie. a source that was there tells us afleck was relaxed and professional and consider this, ben and quarterback tom brady are close friends. also it's important to note b was much calmer earlier in the interview. he reflected on the low point in his ca >> i had broken up with jennifer lopez and i had three or four movies in a row that bombed. >> he thanks jen garner for supporting his move into directing. >

. >> hamilton, a rap musical abou the founding fathers up for 16 awards.a fan favorite for the celebrities. >> there's going to be the cream of the crop a list ers. are you going to get them to do karaoke? >> i'm going to try to have a sing along in the commerc break. >> you can't have them sing karaoke and we not see it. >> that's not going to happen. they are not going to zee sing and it might be a disaster. >> let's head over to london where james is from. did we just spot a n kardashian sister there? courtney is taking over with her twin. yeah they're all over so immediate wra claiming that they were separated at birth. even sharing their ward the two hit the london club scene with lindsey's fiancee in tow. the mom of 3 is heading back to l.a. and back to reality. >> up next, forget everything you think you know about max and val. >> questions get answered. >> secrets from the real men behind the moves including max's i dos. >> plus vegas, sharon osborne takes us behind the scenes of mariah's show. val are the party boys of dancing with the stars. >> m

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the president is talk iing abou how doom and gloom folks are overdoing it. maybe so, but on the other hand, look at this. the economic growth has not been doing well. >> here in the country, we felt like we were just coming out of the clear here with the horrible recession we've been in and all of a sudden, this ripple effect is going to have a major imact on it. gl it's going to drive us into a recession. >> yes. you add corporatement into the uk and eu with $588 billion, so when you don't have that going in because it's just currencies make it too expensive, what's going to happen? jobs are going to go away. people aren't going to, there's expansions not going to happen. those jobs people were anticipating, not going to happen. >> scott, let us not forget the last month's job figures, which were terrible. we were expegting closer to 200,000. something like 33,000 new jobs. could it get worse? could we have a negative growth? go into a recession? >> yeah, the big picture data has turned over and one other thing, too, you look at company earnings reports the

we are also hear iing more abou incidents that checkered mateen's record for the past decade. in 2007, he was dismissed from a training program for department of corrections officers because shortly after the virginia tech massacre, he made comments about bringing a gun to class. around the same time, a florida bartender says he was stalking her, sending many unwanted messages on facebook and she described him to the associated press as a loner to gave off a weird vibe. then april of this year, he signed a quick claim deed for thiz hair soft house to his sister and brother-in-law for $10 plus over valuable considerations for a total of about 00 bucks. there are questions about whether unloading that shows when the end stages of his plot started. a fox news krau showed up and were asked to leave. >> give us a sense, you were the one who really got first from the fbi. the news that this could have been related to islamic terror. you're the first person to ask that question. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 a.m. there on sunday morning. they seemed to be willing to give out a lot of information

are you the great says in do you know what i'm talking abou about. >>reporter: now trump is embroiled in new racially charged controversy. attacking federal june because he's mexican-american. judge the born in indiana and u.s. citizen preside over one of the lawsuits against trump university. >> have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. hater. he's a hater. the judge who happens to be we believe mexican which is great i think that's fine. >>reporter: but trump now says the june mexican background should disqualify him from the case. telling "the new york times"i have a mexican juchblingt he's of mexican heritage. should have reduced hill self. trump calling that a conflict of interest and doubling down on cnn. >> if you say he can't do his job because of his race t.is that not the definition of racism. >> i don't think so at all no. he's proud of his heritage i respect him for that. >> he can't do his job because of that. >> he's proud of his hair table i'm building a wall. this june is giving us unfair rules now i say why. i'm building a wall. o

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nation's history that a woman will be a major party -- [ cheers and applause ] tonight my vuictory is not aboune person it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. in our country, it started right here in new york, a place call seneca falls. [ cheers and applause ] when a small but determined group of women and men came together with the idea that women deserved equal rights and they set it forth in something called the declaration of -- and it was the first time in human history that that kind of declaration occurred. so, we all owe so much to those who came before. and tonight, belongs to all of you. [ cheers and applause ] >>> the states -- the stakes i the election is high and the choice is clear. donald trump is tempermentally unfit to be president and commander and chief. [ cheers and applause ] and he's not just trying to build a wall between america and mexico, he is trying to wall off americans from each other. when he says let's make america great again that is code for let's take america backwards. [ cheers and applause ] ba

he neither dwelled in the past nor harbored ang shiixiety abou future. muhammad loved to lafr and he loved to play practical jokes on just about everybody. shore-footed in awareness secure in faith and did not fear death. yet his timing is once again poignant. his passing and its meaning for our time should not be overlooked. as we face uncertainty in a world of divisions at home, as to who we are as a people, muhammad's life provides useful guidance. muhammad was not one to give up on the power of understanding, the boundless possibilities of love, and the strength of our diversity. he counted among this friends people are all political persuasion, saw truth in all faith and the nobility of all races as witnessed here today. muhammad may have challenged his government but he never ran from it or from america. [ applause ] he loved his country and he understood the hard choices that are born of freedom. i think he saw a nation's soul measured by the soul of its people. for his part he saw the good soul in everyone. and if you were one of the lucky ones t

trump is still feeling the heat over his kmaents bcomments abou mexican-american judge.nd clinton has supporters of bernie sanders who has meetings in washington including one with president obama. nancy cordes has the story. >> reporter: with a mix of pride and relief, clinton claimed the title that eluded her eight years ago. >> the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee. [ cheers and applause ] signs of that historic achievement were everywhere in the audience, across social media, and plastered on her website in large letters. >> tonight belongs to all of you. [ applause ] >> reporter: an emotional milestone for women in the crowd like ellen landsburger. >> i am a doctor. i was told when i was a child i shouldn't go into medicine. it wasn't for women. it's time for a woman to be in the white house. >> i want to congratulate senator sanders. >> reporter: clinton praltzed her democratic oemt and supporters on a hard fought campaign. >> it never feels good to put your heart into a cause or a candidate you believe in and to come u

. > new at 10 an update on a story we brought you last night at 10 much the district is abous to installled street lights city bid, but accordingb, to the american medicalmedi association the lights are way too bright. they recommend a color temperature something called. d.c. are about 1,000 kelvin mori than that. several d.c. residentsiden complained about the lights saying it makes it hard to sleep at night. not only can it damage the retina. it creates a severe glare of people walking and driving. > a new condition caused by the according to the new england journal of medicine, a person infected with zika virus developed a severe programs inrp the eye that can cause cataracts. zika was the cause of these o condition. the man has been since cured of the disease and has not had anyd more problems. > today the officers who faced the toughest charges in theharg death of freddie gray has knot been found not guilty on all counts. has justice been served. former justice is going to help us sort through the case that is far from over. that's coming up here next at 10.  this is fox5 local new

together these two provide some vital crelues abou that crash. two investigators are heading there to help out. egyptair flight 804 crashed in the med terrainiiterranean last. >>> nine people were shot and killed during a bible study at the historic mother emanuel a maname church one year ago last year. >> i started to hear gunshots come closer until they started coming to the office. that's when i leaped under the desk with her. she was like momma, is daddy going to die. >> dylann roof is awaiting trial on capital murder charges. he told investigators he hoped to trigger a race war, but the survivors refused to to hatred, even under the weight of their grief. they responded to the murders with faith and forgiveness. >>> here at home, ambushed and attacked on metro. hear from the family of two girls who were targeted and why they think it's part of a bigger problem. >>> i'm david culver in the town of middleburg. we have shown you how the folks here are cleaning up, but you have got to see the damage done to most of the police force vehicles. a l

result.ria and was dropped off at thee hospital, hospital personnel per that contacted authorities abous this shooting. culpeper county sheriffs office posted a press release about this victim 19 year old samantha sloan commented ton that post saying she's feeling a lot better. investigators confirm she is now stable. we did talk to the property management here at the in at kellies forward they have no hav idea what happened. they are of course cooperating with the investigation. they say their main concern is cleaning up all the damage not just from the bullets from the fact that the house was trashed because usually this beautiful venue is used for things like weddings, you it is weddingwe season we want to get it back up and running as soon as possible. reporting live in pep consider local news. >> fox 5 is in fairfax county now where tonight the fbi needsn your help identifying a suspect in a bank robbery.ry. this happened last wednesday in fairfax. investigators say a man wearing a hat an flannel shirt robbed the bb and t bank on arlington boulevard. approached a teller, demanded mo

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she sass sahas said things abou server, i asked, it's okay, other people did it, that have turned out to be contradicted. he didn't put that in his speech. he goes for the wild conspiracy theories. he doesn't lay out the argument -- >> i'm sure you're not saying it's all wild conspiracy -- >> not all of it. >> hillary clinton gave trump's old position on minimum wage and then gave her new position on toucher tra tougher trade deals. >>> before we go, bernie sanders still running for the democratic nomination last i checked. take a look. >> if you realize she's likely to become the nominee, why not withdraw in tfrom the race? >> why would i want to do that when i want to fight to make sure we have the best platform we absolutely can? >> should the press stop covering bernie sanders so heavily? >> i think they have. >> it's a faint acome pli. >> and because it's done. >> obviously he's going to want to do his thing up to the convention so it's news. he's news. he got 12 million votes. >> just briefly i don't think he wants to give up the spotlight. this is not a senator who got a lot of

whate're learning abou wt >>> developing out of texas this morning, the search continues for three peopleeight trains collided yesterday morning near the small town of panhandle, texas. one person jumped out before the officials suspect the three people missing, engineers and conductors are trapped in the wreckage there. fire crews worked through the night to extinguish the flames so they could begin their search. >>> it's 6:41. you're probably getting ready to go outside. wondering what should i wear? >> you should wear clothing. >> thank you. let's move on. >> little quieter and calmer than yesterday morning. we're back now to 63 now in college park. 66 in newington, virginia. 67 in brandy wine, maryland. as you head out for a jog or a walk, it is a great day to be outside. low humidity means that the ac -- shorts and t-shirts, no need for the umbrella today. don't forget that sun block. high today in the 80s. the forecast coming up in a few minutes. it's been a tough ride in from if you're trying to move out of southern maryland. 210 northbound, be aware. north of old fort road, north

you can be optimistic about the nats and the argument management makes we talk abou about:00 and youstruggling and their argument is track records. this is what these guys do. turn the baseball card overlook on the back of it you see what they do over the life of their career that's all likelihood what they will do this year. they're due to get hot, stevie think it's good. >> we love the do theory here we abri to all sports and step air joys. >> you cannot complain much about 15 games can't complain about the fans season high crowd last night and today's game a sellout. i don't know how 40 some thousand and people have nothing to do 4:00 on a wednesday afternoon but it's great support for the team. >> absolutely and what better than baseball against the team like the cubs plague well. i mean i was actually think about going. it's worth getting on stubhub and getting tickets? there's a lot of cubs fans. these are top or second draw on road in majors. there's a lot of nats fans. >> and a lot of cubs fans. >> eric i had the same thought as you secondary tickets probably 50, 60 bucks to

eric trump is here to talk abou down hillary clinton. >>> plus i'll tell you why hillary's so sure sheng to happen to her. because it's a rigged system, folks. >>> then, growing calls for the judge in the stanford rape case to be removed. you will hear from this former prosecutor. my take on the case that has the whole country talking. >>> and later -- >> did you know her campaign headquarters is right here? >> yes, i did. actually just there

sports is next. ,, out of the olympic games ino because of concerns abou the zika virus.cilroy said, " health >>> golf errorry mcilroy pulled out of the olympics in rio because of concerns about the zika virus. he said, quote, my health and my family's health comes before everything else. and june swoon. big time for bob melvin. the a's are 5-13 this month. coco crisp trying to right the ship. solo home run, sixth of the year for him. migden making his third start with nine strikeouts but ran into trouble in the fifth. he can't handle the bunt. tying run scores. that's how it has been this month. later in the inning gannett gets a two-run blast to give the brew crew the lead. migden allowed three runs in six innings. bottom of the 9th billy butler it's gone, way back! maybe not. hit it off the end of the bat. brewers beat the a's 4-2 to split the two-game series. >>> i don't think the giants even year mojo applies to the white house. jeff samardzija threw a complete game his last start different thing tonight. he lasted only 3 innings. giants would rally back from an earl

ask your doctor abou lyrica. >>> that is rights in orlando are searching for the second day of the alligatorhe boy. wildlife is catching the alligator that attacked the two years old. this happened on tuesday in front of his family. searchers found lane's body. new reports whether disney should have done more to warn people of the potential danger of the water. there were no swimming signs posted. the sign says nothing and nothing of alligators in the water. look at this video. this was posted online and the wedding at the hotel just days into the attack. >> it shows the alligator just when lane was snatched. >> how is disney reakicting to these questions. >> reporter: the president of the disney walt resort releasing this statement there were no words to convey the sorrow that we feel. we are devastated of this tragedy and doing what we can to help the family. we offer our deepest sympathies. now, there are questions being raised and the bay is exploding whether parents paid enough attention to the no swimming signs here on the property or whether disney should have given them a warning. th

let's not conflate -- >> that's not the l-- it's abou the law. >> you said the constitution, so i wantclear about what we're talking about. it's not a constitutional law case. nevertheless, some of us in this country, jeffrey, don't have a choice about whether or not to be active on issues that impact our everyday lives vis-a-vis civil rights. so him being a member of the hispanic national bar association and you all throwing it out here as a talking point is laughable to me as a member of the national bar association because i'm black. those organizations were set up because the american bar association didn't accept our kind at some point. so if they are activists because they are protecting the rights of people who look different from you, then so be it. but that does not mean that a judge of color cannot be impartial and fair in determining whether or not someone violated the law or someone defrauded a student. >> okay. jeffrey, hang on. as the president of the united states, if donald trump were elected -- and this just came to me. if donald trump were elected president of the uni

eric trump is here to talk abou down hillary clinton. >>> plus i'll tell you why hillary's so sure she won't be indicted. and she's not alone. >> looks to me like nothing's going to happen to her. because it's a rigged system, folks. >>> then, growing calls for the judge in the stanford rape case to be removed. you will hear from this former prosecutor. my take on the case that has the whole country talking. >>> and later -- >> did you know her campaign headquarters is right here? >> yes, i did. actually just there volunteering. >> street justice at hillary's front door. i show up at the clinton campaign headquarters and find some supporters and some neighbors. what floor do you want? >> i'm on the fifth floor. >> hillary, she's on the fifth floor. "justice" starts now. >>> hello, and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. now to my opening statement. hillary clinton broke the law. and she's positive that there's absolutely no chance she'll be indicted. confidently announcing this week that nothing will come of the fbi investigation. she knows

abou to you about the vice presidency? bernie sanders: no. she should select the most progressive candidate that she can find. i think the american people want , it would be a terrible mistake for her to go to a candidate who has roots from wall street or has been backed by wall street. i think the american people want to see a government that is prepared to take on wall street. take on the drug companies. take on the fossil fuel industry. take on the whole corporate establishment. she should look to a candidate that has that background. do you think that senator bernie could work with a president hillary clinton? sanders: it depends on issue by issue. sheampaign-finance reform has stated that we have to overturn this disastrous citizens united supreme court decision. i will do everything i can. that decision has undermined american democracy. we can work on that issue. health care we have serious disagreements. i don't want to rattle them all off. if she is prepared to take on big money interests, that's good. >> have you moved her to the le

and our thinkiare thinking abou are praying for you.tor comey has said, we currently do not have any information to indicate that a foreign terrorist group directed the attack in orlando. it is increasingly clear, however, that the killer took in extremist information and propaganda over the internet. he appears to have been an angry, disturbed, unstable young man who became radicalized. as we know all too well, groups like isil call people around the world an here in td here in the states to attack innocent civilians. their propaganda, videos, postings are pervasive and more easily accessible than we want. this individual appears to have absorbed some of that and during his killing spree, the shooter in orlando pledged allegiance to isil. as i've said before, these ack actors are very hard to detect and prevent but across our government at every level, federal, state, and local, military and civilian, we are doing everything in our power to stop these kinds of attacks. we work to succeed 100% of the time. the attacker, as we saw in orl

point, minority representation stands at about 24% of reserve bank and branch board directors could abou. about 30% are women. it is a matter that the board focuses on annual and its oversight of the ruler -- reserve banks. we track our progress and increasing the adversity and the board of directors and it is something that we will continue diversity is an extremely important goal and i will do every thing i can to further advance it. senator brown: i want you to share with us and a continual way the progress that you are making especially in the classy directors that they more represent the community not just in diversity of look and background, but diversity of ideas and all that. there are a current record number of job openings, but the may jobs data shows that workers are not being hired for these jobs. what do we do to get americans who want to work into these available jobs? what do we do better? janet yellen: there are in a norma's number of job openings. there is a certain degree of mismatch of workers who are looking for work with the job openings that are available. reserve,

customers suing and want their money back but some former employees who have damn iing accusations abouow it ran. in this newly unsealed declaration, i resigned my position because i believe trump u. was engaging in misleading, fraudulent conduct. the elite program would have had to pay using disability income and taking out a loan. trump u. reprimanded me for not trying harder to sell the program to this couple. jason nicholas, a former trump employee as well says salespeople told customers how donald trump buys property with little or no money down. this was not true. trump u. did not teach donald trump's real estate investment secrets or how he evaluated properties. look, i can tell you also from the trump side of things directly on some of that controversy there, andrea, we have mark who directed the initiative and says, hey, the script used by mr. nicholas makes no statements about trump's hand-picked experts nor about mr. trump's secrets. andrea, no surprise that there's going to be debate in an open and ongoing lawsuit about the facts. that's what the case will resolve and that w

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they occupied their factories, something workers here in chicago know abou chicago windows and doors,and they fire the boss. they said that you might not want to keep the factory running, but we are going to turn it into a democratic workers cooperative. we were there duringn election campaign, and the slogan of the social movement was -- our jury and not fit on your ballot. do not fit on your ballot. that does not mean we did not vote. some people voted and some did not do it but no wonder was under any illusion of what was being written on the ballot summit that that represented the world we wanted. that was worwe did elsewhere, and that is the work we're doing here. [applause] juan: how does the movement, especially now, this critical time of a presidential race, and then the aftermath of a presidential race, how does a movement like this consolidate, learn the know since -- learn the lessons necessary? movements rise in movements fall. and it was you are able to get ,he key lessons of each period and is capitalism has bee so resilient at shape shifting, how does the movement adapt

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jeff what would you think abou' immigration in this country? go ahead. >> guest: the illegal immigrants from mexico are putting a multimillion dollar burden on her healthcare system. you go to the los angeles county usc county hospital, memorial hospital, big county hospital, in torrance, ucla torrance, uc irvine, the county hospitals, and any emergency hospital, in america, they go in, and i get free health care and if american goes to mexico they don't get free health care. they get put in jail. if you're illegal american in mexico, you're going to get harassed. you got to pay bribes, you get the full rub-around -- >> host: okay, jeff, let's let mr. corchado respond, the last part of what he had to say. >> guest: i missed that. >> host: he was saying if you are an american and you go into mexico illegally, that you have to pay bribessor, you get harassed. >> guest: unfortunately that's true. when you -- there's certain regions of mexico -- i think one of the biggest -- the most sadness i hear 0 from americans -- whether americans or mexicans,

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