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course some of the campaign i think that spain got an equaliser in injury time it was some go from the aga especially with the cutest flick kind of and i think he'll flick the significance of that is at the very very same time as a goal when the. three three for life as we see here at the very same time that of those two that go straight to the very sign in the other case that's a penalty claim also cost of eight and that's iran so we're waiting on both for the referee to come back on the pitch to make a decision now if he doesn't give this goal i think gives a penalty in the pinto to to iran in in the portugal game and iran's close spain are out yeah it was it was very like drama as it happened spain gaining a goal and portugal conceding one simple taney stay what it did was it reversed the standings in that table it meant that spain went to the local it was the round getting a goal yes i don't know what's going on saving it yet it turned round first the second place in the table so let's in one second the whole thing turned upside down and fans of planning the you know the trip to sochi

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. >> certainly aga causes great deal of concern. think point out the political bias that the president's bee a talkbout and that has been administration tha we found to be a huge problem and we're glad they're looking into it. >> here's the thing, the report specifically said there was not bias. the report said there was not y. widespread bias way of james coy. but the ig report did have harsh criticism for fbi agent peter struck who exchanged text messages with colleague in months before t president election. that may be where bias came from. that included text he and his team stop donald trump from becoming president if senate ju will have testimony next week. >> trump fouation at the center of new lawsuit. nettyen sw rk the preside fatnt and directors don juner, eric and ivanka trump. accusefs using the money and boost political portions of trump. lawsuit is politically pmotiva. >> thesident has t tweeted abhis specifically earlier etoday. th foundation raised 18 million dollars while giving 19 million dollars to charity while vi

on the same day as president trump 's 2020 campaign manager filed ain formal complaint aga him. yes, it goes back to the immigration policy but for a guy who we know likes t cite scripture left and right an has to justify the policy in o somef his immigration moves tt has to hurt a little bit. it doesn' look like it's going to go far, we're back at it again on wednesday night. in the meantime tune in for 4 a.m. for fox5 morning. make it a good e and we'll see you tomorrow. w. nesummer is here and ev's coupling up. with mcdonald's newhotter a, 100% fresh beef quarter poder. and $1y size coke for just here's to one summer fling you'll want again and again. ♪ with mcdonald's new hotter and juicier, 100% fresh beef quarter pounder. and any size coke for just $1. here's to one summer ing you'll want again and agn. ♪ ♪ i'm fernando world cup tonight.

the parade in minneapolis became a demonstrationin aga police brutality following saturday's officersial area. seattle's borders participants said they can identify with the flight faced by immigrants and other marginalized groups. >> no matter what you lookwh like, no mato you are we're all the same on the inside. ers say lgbtq communities have taken a step back. other people are using those setbacks as motivation to push even harder>> for gay rights. think we need just to kind of build our spirits up and, you know, like show ourselves there is aommunity that accepts us. >> reporter: pride month goes far beyond the u.s.es massive p held in israel greece chile mexico and brazil. end of pridh commemoratethe the june 1969 police raid at new york's stonen. wal gay rights movement.e in new york, steve rappaport fox news. >> growingct outrage in the di after a transgender woman was asked for identification to use the women's bathroom the northwest restaurant and ultimately kicked out when she refused. the woman says she was part of a bachelorette party celebration at cuba libre restaurant

we'll be flirting with about 0 degrees aga o lat this afternoon. again, chances for showers and stormsf primarily northe city for now, but eventually with time everyone has a chance of getting rained on today. be ready for raindrops and then more chances for rumbles of thunder coming up moow. sheena has more on that. now we go over to melissa.y tuesday to you. >> happy tuesday to you. two left lanes on the central . aven a couple of other things in the beltway, but nothing really slowing you down. frederickhis morning, southbound 270 near 85. left lane gets by the work zone there. rest of 270 looks good northbnd andsouthbound. head to virginia now. plkou klainbound gw parkway near the cia there, right lane and ramp blocked by a work zone there, and taking a live look at 66 at 123 into o town and o town, no big problems there. we'll take look at prince george's county coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> we turn to dec ion2018. today voters head to the polls. >> several income ben are running, including muriel bowser. it could affect your next trip

. >>> we turn now to the race aga tear the so-called volcano death toltand he 75. pes fading of inhe rubble.urvivor the volcano exploded o buttwic ing people with little to warng to get out of the way. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in the disaster zone. reporter: by all accounts, it is a ghost town. from the air, a rodeo guatemala seems haunting, a mass grave of ash and rock. for hugo lopez, it was home. the heeft behind to go toork onay. the home where he last saw his wife and kids before the volca erupte "i apologize to the authorities for coming back so soon," he says, "but i was desperate." remarkably, he tells us 46 o eended members are missing.here you truly get a sense of the overwhelming magnitude of this disaster. rock, ash, and mud as far as the eye can see. we're walking through what used to be homes. now this country is mourning an incredible loss. today, rcuers pulled more bodies from the bble. there's the threat of more explosions, even as the scope of omes before the eruption, this luxury resort boasted stunning views of the so-called volcano of fire. now

never say never aga came in 24th. a view to kill 25th and 1967s d casino royald last.old finger came in third place. >> best bond actor? >> best bond actor? i'd have to go with sean conery. >> me, too. still te come,ve all your world cup highlights and much more here on "early today." can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's possible. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with ultra coating. >>> sweden goes up. it's a nice called penalty. >> that's how we began day five of the world cup. tight mat between sweden right there, south korea. sweden wins 1-nothin

closing in on 90 degrees aga. g your in sunday forecast when we come right back. i call it like i see it. the race for governor has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. of more than two t >>> a brush fire in southern california forced the evacuation of more than 2,000 homes. the aliso fire charred more than 250 acres. it spread quickly through parts of doubled in size in one hour. 1,500 people had to be evacuated. you can see how close those names got to the structures. nearly 400 firefighters on scene working to battle the fire. >> just the second day of june. >>> new at 11:00, some people not so excited about amy schumer being in san fran

threats made aga gazette on social media. >> one of the journalists killed was remembered by his brother. the novelist carl hiasson. he posted this photo on facebook. rob is on the left. carl wrote robert was an editor and columnist at the paper and one of the most gentle and funny people i have ever known. he spent his whole gifted career as a journalist and he believed profoundly in the craft and mission of serving the public's right to learn the news. the committee to protect journalists released a statement saying it is appalled by the shooting. violence against journalists is unacceptable and we welcome the thorough investigation into the motivations behind the shooting. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage and you can visit ktvu.com for the latest any time. >>> interstate 780 was shut down for almost 2 hours earlier tonight as crews battled a grass fire. the chp says the fire started at venetia state park at about 6:45 tonight. at one point the fire was burning on both sides of the freeway. it was eventually contained by about 8:30 tonight. crews do plan to remain at the center o

so that's the kind of stereotypes aga us so we also had to fight against that. >>. according to them i grew up in a violent regime. [inaudible] dot was my first time telling my story and i was not allowed to share. in the south korea i was turning 21 at halftime and i wasn't seen as a normal person. i wanted to be a mother someday so [inaudible] once i realized i had to take the whole story and that is how i put everything down in the buck. obviously they have tried to discredit me and spread smear campaigns against me. they still try to control me even at this point. >> i just had a question. you said you didn't know how many. what were the north korean maps like? >> good question. talking about poverty it isn't this inthe way that i can descr. [inaudible] if you eat race and write it again, you will never imagined that book can be colored. one classroom at it and it was really, really old. that is the first moment and that is how things are. that is what real poverty means. >> do you feel safe when you are traveling in the united states or overseas? >> i guess. i

oh, it's going to be nice aga for both thursday and friday, high temperatures in the mid 80s.umidity and a refreshing northwest wind tomorrow. butt is dad's day weekend. by the time we get to sunday, hot and humid. doesn't look like muchf a rain chance. that's good news. a warm one, 92 degrees. next monday, a real sizzler, 95. so just tet used the fact that we are about ready to move into july and august and thatme s a whole lot more 90 degree days to come. that means thuray, iday, saturday need to be enjoyed if at all possible. do that ollet, can you for me? >> i'll try. i will try my absolute best. taking a look right now. uinana we still have this happening around, chuck, southbound0 in urbana. crash on the left side. tow truck out there on the scene. you can see a little bit of a slowdown there as you're headed southbouan through urb on 270. taking a look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop nice and clear. earlier road work. on n95 maryland from 32 on the beltway, 67 miles an hour you'll get there in 11 minutes. 95 out of town you're clear here as well. live look a 6

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i think germany: aga. -- germany will win again. what happened? tommy: germany didn't win. my stoma was turning quite a bit, and i bet the germans were, too. early on it was obvious when mexico beat germany that germany had big problems. they had a miraculous comeback last weekend. today they could not come up with it. from my sources in the german camp, they are telling that there was quite a lot of infighting going on. some of the decisions made by the german manager just didn't make any sense. gomez -- every time he looked down and needed someone to bail out, he called fo gomez, and gomez is almost as old as i am. it was just not going to happen. it is a big story, bould say that germany will be broken up and this will be a new team by the time the next world cup comes along. jane:'m not sure i should listen to anything you say now. [laughter] jane: let's give it a shot -- who is your favorite now? tommy: i am betwixt and between -- you know the way the -- arching.call that tommy: yeah. you could have argentina, who have not played well. everybody is talking about mes si

the dc owner is making it clear the owner of the dc red hen say they do not dincriminate aga people forical belief. >>> big victory for women middle east. a lawnged and now women in saudi arabia can drive.or ple action from russia. the world cup games today finishing up the 10th day. all the scores for you >>> and twitter in an uproar, a transgender woman was kicked out of a dc bar after trying to use a rest room.he how followers police and the mayor are responding. jshgsz theed jooishlthsdz . >>> she was toldy the manager that she could not use thehe rest room. she claims she was forcibly removed from staurant. she was there for a friend's bachelorette party. she called dc police but she said thein respond officser affirmed her rights under dc law. mayor bowsero took twitter. saying i'm so sorry this represt happened to you. we won't accept this discrimination. ba lee b ra saying they'reex emely sorry and plandi to ately retrain the entire is it a staff to insure this es not happen again. the followersin are arms, series of tweets about the incident receiving thous of interactions >>>

here on the right that's her birthday's nor official reason was given that all the boss who perched aga are now in custody in germany one thing is clear it's far from the end of the road for days that gate because it's so far from the end let's get more on this from our correspondent involved spoke on the gore on the ground at your door thanks for joining us what are you hearing on the ground how does this resonate with people here who are working there behind you. well the atmosphere here is quite tense also with the workers who are coming out here behind me out of the gates have actually tried to talk to quite a lot of them but nobody really wants to speak to me and people even a avoiding me by going on the other side of the road and i can understand that because probably they fed up with the journalists like me have been pestering them for close to three years as you said and trying to talk to them whereas top executives like one right now who just drove past us can just go by in their cool cars and don't have to talk to us actually and they're responsible for it. you just mentioned

itsheld b today u.p dulles 87, bwiee 88 degr normal highs are up once aga up to 88 degrees this time getting there towards what's typically our hottest time frame of the year. so, no surprise that we got 90's in the forecast. reagan 74 this hour, bwi 71 des. there's sateelluiet conditions region.he d.c. there's some high thin cloud ouver trying to come in of the north but as theun gets higher in the sky that should quickl m 11 a ind that's a very hotoco'k.cl start. 90 by 2 o'clock. 91 by 5 o'clock tonight. stay cool out there, folks.. that's wea erin is back with traff >> and more crashes unfortunately. souch to get through today at 5:26. look at all of these flashing lights behinde. we have a crash involving an overturned vehicle out in silver spring. all lanes of southboundue georgia are blocked at connecticut avenue rightow. that is under investigation. that's causing som big delays right now this morning in silver spring. so, we'll keep you updated on th one. you have t detour around. now, aside from that, there's this crashnvolving an overturned truck that was carrying manure. i

also working withnty investigators to figure out what happened and how to make sre it doesn't happen agasupreme court jce anthony kennedy said it's t for him to step down and he's 81 years old and been on the court for more that 30 years. at's now setting the same for a nomination battle ssth criticalues like abortion and gay rights happening in esident trump said today he had known about the retirement sometime and already moving forward on replacement. lindsay. >> fights between a principal and teacher.r the teinvolved is claiminghe was physically assaulted. and now her attorney is going after the school district for .damingz the fight happened add more elementary in prince george coty. teacher's attorney says he wants the principal to be fiicd because she got physica al. a union rep for the prescriptions pal says this more to the story and she's t speaking out until the investigation is complete. >> earlier we told you about a man that died in the custody of fairfax country police and they're complying the t side of story. here's "fox5anjali hemphill. >>> as they were trying deescalat

temperatures have been well belowverage aga today. 1 in gaithersburg, 79 in reston, 81 in warrington and leesburg at 81 advertised 87 but well below that today, even 70s. heaviershower zoom in towards the wall dordorf. la playta and we saw showers to the east. and moving through northern st. mary'so calvert county. shower and activity hagerstown and frederick, leesburg and martinsburg area. take a lk at the wider view, we're looking at this area of thunderstorms hat will try to move in here the next couple of hours. we may see some of those around 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00 tonight. i think a better d.chance, , north and westward, as we move on through with the exception o southern maryland already has storms, most of northern virginia, good idea to carry the umbrella. heav rain and a downpour or two. gusty winds and a strong storm. hail, a low threat for that. next couple days. here comes the heat. 90 tomorrow, 93 on friday. 96 ontu ay, 97 on sunday. yeah, the heat definitely here on through the weekend. the heat index could be into the low 100s. take a look at this. if you want reli

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they are horrified and disturbed that officer joshua academic has been allowed to harm people aga. in 2011 he's accused of burglarizing for $1000 in cash. of course june 5, 2012 was whene assassinated 15-year-old derek gaines. april 10, he beat travis hall alongside sergeant at the time anthony montoya who is now headf the president of the poa. both who have been promoted sine this time on january 30, 2016, e assaulted and reported ones to e mario woods case. later he assaulted a peaceful protesters. now june 9, 2018 oliver is shotn the back. this is no the first time this t this psychopath i can officer hs been brought before this commission. i know we have a fairly new commission now. two current sitting commissiones were here in 2016 the last time this officer was brought to this commission. one has been stalwart defender f the people against brutal cops other has been a -- cop lover. this blood of oliver is on your hands. i demand your immediate resignan from this body. >> vice president mazzucco: nex. >> she will speak in spanish ani will translate. >> thank you sir. >> i'm th

aga thursday. that is when summer officially starts. friday and saturday we are lukewarm to hot.bly a record we will never beat again 36 on the record low. that was in 1893. low clouds and fog making another good push inland. there is a westerly breeze behind it, more of a wind out at the delta. travis has gusts up to 32. there are wind prone areas that have picked up overnight. a lot of 50s, low to mid, mainly low 50s. we will recover and see a cloud deck up-and-down the coast. we are sought in. the system is riding in and over the ridge. 51 the water temperature in bodega bay. the cold water contindoor to a pattern. some of the inland temperatures come down a little bit. >>> you are looking at your screen. >> we are looking to see what we have here. >> we have a gravel spill

he pub the clinton email investigation and recommended aga fell to his boss at the time, attorney general loretta lynch. just days before hillary clinton's fbi interview for mishandling classified information was a game changer. in addition to other intelligence that implied that lynch would not let theiligatiof the intelligence is not public and the reliability unclear. in the draft, the inspector general rebuked lynch as well for her hing of the federal criminal probe. him tol the criminaynch advis investigation a matter. on fox, the former director seem to choose his words carefully about lynch. >> i think we are bh telling the truth. my problem was, she had already announced it publicly that she wouldn't and tha would my recommendation. sot point, what do ian d that pi had to step away. >> the inspector general had bipartisan support when it was open because republicans thought clinton shoulde been prosecuted and democrats blame to call me dumb a comey for reopening the investigation. ten days before the electioeears leading up to the electnnd that may be broader than just the clinton

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plenty of sunshine aga tomorrow. temperatures probably a little bit cooler than they were today.t on friday do know the same area of high pressure moving to the committees and get into hotter position. >> 48 frederick. fed. 83 for district. 85 degrees. i expect mid 80sretty common for us tonight. we change it up as we talk about the hotter airor the weekend. high pressure gting to the island of bermuda, call that bermuda high. looks like it will sit out ere. as it does, grab some heat in the middle part of the cou andr direction. saw high s. edmperatures near hundrgr days. thinking sunather's day. still looks like a dry day,ea gr pool day. monday records or tie them certainly in i ithhek tor r distecrict. tuesday 93 degrees. get ready for this. that isgh a little to take since we have not had many days in advance ofehis heatwav that have been up or over 90 degrees. >> saturgay isin in the mid 80s. watch th high moving to the coast getting into thet hot and that's why sunday's temperatures will be not jus ho but also pretty humid. that's going to get pumped back in here, so while

it's all through,aga, these entities that permit and if we find it on facebook, for example, that in the parking lot which is technically a private property space, there could be an event that maybe police doesn't know about. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you very much for that report. is there any public comment on our senior analyst report tonight? i don't see any. public comment is closed. we move on to item six. police department contsnd questions. i don't see any police and move that -- moved past that item to item seven, hear rg and possible action regarding our application for permits that looks like everything is on the consent agenda tonight, so that is great. >> this should be pretty quick. to give you an overview, two limited live performance applicati applications. one is for visuvio. and victor harlan parlor and note the location on that that this is a totally different business from the one that was previously located here. victory hall and parlor is a restaurant with entertainment as an accessory use. and nate valentine here from august hall. in the beginning they

and aga >> yeah. earlier we saw portugal and three-three what a great game that was.ing f dominance from portugal to be fair. i think it was a great warmup for them. th performed well in the waree-three like you said but it christiana ronaldoor other plao nokds 'vee seen throughout this world cup the gap has narrowed twenty eight quite a bit i can lear an and morocco they're out of right now but they for pride and their fault teams. they got hereor reason. >> some history. portugal and iran pla td one time in world cup that was in germany in 2006. portugal 12-zero. christia ronaldo d ando scoring in that game.ot u th manager for i iran has managd portugal twice. >>e knows them very well. >> yeah. a great manoer as well he's going to be ainst them. he wants to get the vicry. >> john, we got spain coming on fs1 against morocco. obviously a big gam as well. if you're you're guy who do do you want in the second round here i? t's a great question, sbecauseetimes people think that you can actually plan that. it's really hard to dot this highest level. you want to go out and

humidity wave yet aga here the this morning, 71 in reagan national. 68 at dulles, 69 at bwi. past couple mornings were a blessing for occurring this late in june, that it was so comfortable. but it's mu more typical of conditio you wait outside and walk outside and this time of year, so satellite and radar nothing locally but showers and storms brewing back towards the north and west.ro futurecast kind of b brushing this, but showers this morning, widely scattered and maybe a better chance oto showes and thunrms as a cold front approaches later this afternoon. so don't forget the umbrella and if you are going to be outdoors, you know, just could have some interrupnons later o tonight, clear by early tomorrow morning, yso i think thursdae're very qu tkly backo the sunshine as futurecast shows, theay two-d forecast, 82, humidityut not overly hot. scattered afternoon thunderstorms, stillnk don't we'll see anything too severe, tomorrow, sunshine is back after morning psing shower at 90, 90 on thursday and climbing as we head into the weekend. lot of complaints i hear them all the

acknowledge there is a public interest in explaining this to the public so they can trust the government agawhy was the obama administration spying on the campaign? >> i don'tispute that there is a public interest. i outweigdn current moment by an ongoing and confidential investigation. the public does have a right to know at some point after the ongoing investigation is not jeopardized by telio >>r: shy are people like me w are asking honest, tisan questions.ely like, ho did this happen? wham i being attacked as someone who is challenging the rule of law or seeking to dermine the system? my position is, i'm trying to preserve public faith in the system with sunlight. i thought that was a traditional on, is it not? >> i agree with you. i'm just saying there is a public interest and i think that you and others have a right to know what happened during the course of an investigation. just not while the investigation that's a critical difference. by preserving the rule of law, you have to preserve the confidentiality of investigation, and ultimately it will all come out. you do have a right to

i know you believe the witch hunt actually aga robert mueller and it's being led by fox news. >> indeedo. robert mueller as -- and i use that word carefully -- as noble a public servant you will find. and the assaults upon his character, upon his practices, upon his investigation just betray our fundamental principles. >> in the e-mail that you sent your colleague of fox news back when you told them you weren't renewing your contract you told them, and i quote, fox news is assaulting our constitution and rule of law ile -- how much damage do you believe they've done to the institutions in up holding the rulaw in. >> i think they've done gat damage still. we won't know how much until we se the ultimate results. for years i was glad to be associated with fox. with the rise of donald trump, fox did become a destructive propaganda machine. and i don't do propaganda for anyone. frankly, as a former military officer i took an oath to defend the constitution of the united states. particularly the prime time hosts, attacking our constitutional order, the rule of law, the justice department, the

low to mid 80s for the rest of the east aicoitnier for our valleys, mid to upper 90s once aga again.ows in the 50s and 60s. those temperatures drop four to eight degrees thursday. getting back closer to average friday, even a little below average saturday before father's day. it looks nice with 60s, 70s and 80s. here's alexis. >> we have hot spots to talk about on the roads this morning. we're in the recovery mode in the south bay. all lanes open northbound 101 from an earlier crash near oakland road. we definitely have residual delays hanging around, 22 miles an hour ap etch proing 280, 680. i think there's still activity on the shoulder. folks slowing down to take a look at that. walnut creek looking okay. southbound 680 approaching highway 24. if youer ooh connecting with 24 you're good. same thing if you're heading towards san jose. no issues on mass transit. b.a.r.t. no delays, no delays for muni. >>> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> ginger zee has a look at what's ahead from new york city. >> hi there, natasha and reggie. great to be with both of you this m

he writes aga: "what is taking so long with the inspector general's report on crooked hillary and slipperynumerous delays. hope report is not being changed and made weaker! there are so many horrible things to tell, the public has the right to know. transparency!" with that, let's bring the panel. mollie hemingway, seen in her editor at "the federalist." mara liasson, national clinical correspondent at national public radio and tom rogan, cometary rater for "washington examiner"" i think we are very anxious with the inspector general report and we were told it would, in january, march, april, may, june. still waiting. we should have appropriate expectations about what will be in that report. obviously it's taking longer because they are finding where they need to cover and i'm sure they'll be a lot of salacious and interesting details as were alre wregao andrew mccabe when they detailed just one instance of him leaking to the media and the lying under oath he did. that was the number two at the fbi feud. people should be aware the inspector general cannot compel testimony from anyone outsi

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i pray no director face it is aga -- faces it again. thanks to the i.g.'s people for hard work. james comey had a book out a couple weeks ago. that's no secret. what has this done to his reputation? how is it in regards the release of this report? >> james comey was one of the best regarded figures at the justice department and the fbi and the federal government for a very long time. he wanted to make the fbi more diverse and inclusive, make it more about better management and i think that this report has really hurt him. it shows him to be not only insubordinate, which is the inspector general's word, it shows he did not have the choice he claims to have had in his book and public speeches. he says he faced something unprecedented, a 500-year storm i think is how he described it and that nobody else had had to do this before. the inspector general said in fact there are rules about how to conduct one's self and you broke them both. when james comey said i had two doors, i could either conceal or tell the truth, the inspector general said you could follow protocol or not follow

epa administrator scott pruitt is aga facing controversy over a slew of new political scandals. "the washington post" srt pruiortt hadr scher contact the chief executive of chick-fil-a seeking to set up a personal meeting about the possibility of pruitt's wife, marilyn, opening a f franchise f the fast food chain. the revelation is based on emails obtained by a freedom of information act t firequesd by the sierra c club. the nerk tim" reports that p pruitt attendndea university of kentucky basketball game last decemembern seats belonging to joseph w. craft ii bili, theonaire coal executive who is aggressivghtina les limiting coal ut pruitt is also f faccriticm after congressional transcripts surfaced showing he had one of his aides go apartment hunting for him, in violation of federal ethics standards that prohibit personal assistance by a subordinate. the aide was also instructed to try to get pruitt a used mattress from the trump international hotel. interestingly, back in 2015, the mattress company stta dumped trump's matches lined. the united nations has slammed the united s

haveems to deliberately the shine taken off of it by president trump in his tweet insisting it should be agaa-- a ga or does easy to undermined and becoming the norm. the leaders of the g7 will be ensuring that we abide by the commitments and i expect others to do so too. >> the u.s. senate return for work today on the defense authorization bill. it is expected lawmakers work on amendments throughout the week. in the meantime, the houses back tomorrow at noon to begin work on a slate of anti-opioid addiction including cracking down on importation of synthetic opioids in the u.s.. pharmacistsing guidance on issuing prescriptions. watch live house coverage on c-span and see the senate on c-span2 arid -- c-span2. >> former fcc chair, tom wheeler talks about the end of net neutrality. he is interviewed by david mccabe. >> the conversation on net neutrality had shifted toward legislatio do think it is possible to legislate this issue? >> it is fascinating that the republican position along my term, this is something congressman decided and now when congress has an opportunity to with the congress

that cannot hapn aga in the 2020 presidential next. the nib has to be -- y: no, it c't. you're absolutely right. there has to be -- you say no e is above the law it feels too justice is metered out differently depending on what party you're in, how much money you have and what is at stake for people who are career deep staters, like rod rosenstein and peter strzok and lisa page. there's a lot that we don't know about the back and forth and you know the lack of objectivity for strzok and page. what are you hoping to find about them specifically in this report? >> well this report is very important. we understand it's about 500 pages long. we know it's very thorough. we know the inspector general, mr. horowitz has done good work in other areas. he's communicated with the congress as this report has progressed and we think it's going to fill in a lot of the missing pieces of the puzzle regarding what was going on in 2016. not all of them because it's not focused on everything. but certainly with regard to how the fbi and the department of jawjustice handled the matters rega

they have 218 votes to go around pa>> paulpaul ryan and vote aga law.l ryan wants to put in a vote on something that will not necessarily be signed into law. >> to that point, then, there will never be a vote with this group of republicans. i'm sorry, but there will never be a vote on this group of republicans. the moderates want a daca bill that protects the dreamers' citizenship. then there's the border wall funding, which you limit legal immigration. there is a whole lot of other stuff in there. you can't square this circle, can you? >> there is not a path that i see for these moderates and conservatives. i think speaker ryan is in the same boat that says give them temporary citizenship and then at the border cut legal immigration. this is steve king. anything that gifves any lenieny that gives these people a path to citizenship is not okay. >> the clock keeps ticking. this is the "wall street journal." health care first, economy, jobs, taxes, spending, immigration down in the middle to low part of the pack right there in terms of issues that matter

i think that if we do it right and we proven debts again and aga, you know, from different factions on the board, we did it in inclusionary housing top and we get it in other things, when we bring people along and show them that we are actually making improvements, it socializes it. we should do further exploration around pop outs as it relates to preapplication meetings. i'm open to doing that. i think we have been used to do that. i think if we want to get the most important part done, which is the streamlining around 100% affordable, while maintaining the kind of level of neighborhood "-right-double-quote and inclusion, we've got the right formula for today. >> locate. for the points our clarity, it was my understanding the amendment that you provided two arsenals are equal to your original amendment. so i thought we had done that. >> we did. i put it in writing because it was verbalized by deputy city attorney. the addition, which is on page 47, which i handed up earlier and handed out again in this clipped copy, t clarifications around language access, and no caps, would be an add

. >> can you tell the janames aga? >> good evening. to explain what happened, my staff has been here since this occurred. we have been involved in the reunification of witnesses to their families, as long as with notifying the families of the people who have lost their lives. for the warm line, basically what we're asking is anyone who spoke with us today or anybody who maybe did not make contact with us through investigations, that they can reach out through that number. we have licensed clinicians on 24 hours a day, we will come out and help you in any way possible. what i'm going to ask is that we're not using that number to call for information on the investigation. that is not what this number is for. this number is for people who have witnessed and might need assistance getting through the trauma piece of this. we are not asking you to call and ask questions about which family members are where, or us to give comments on the investigation. we are here to help. so that number is for family and witnesses to call in. we will be avai

. >> what the past, were the taxes imposed aga canada. >> what tariffs imposed against canada, aluminumn that reinf u.s. national security. in what form the u.s. feels more secure now that canada has been targeted by tariffs? >> the president feels strongly that the steel and aluminum industries are critical to our national security and our abilities to protect ourselves, and that would be that reference point in the 232. hallie. >> the special council didn't seem so unconstitutional when the president was calling on one to investigate his political opponent in the campaign. is it only unconstitutional if the president didn't like it? >> the president has made his views clear. i don't have anything else to add. >> sayre remark thank you many the president on friday said he's opened a blatt ralg deal with mexico and canada. is he still leaning toward bilateral deals, or is he thinking he would like to save nafta and renegotiate. >> the president is open to it, but we're in ongoing negotiations. >> last week, missouri governor stepped down. did president trump or anyone at the white house

we're approaching upper 50's here out to the north and wint and aga once that happens, muchab more comleill hang aroun through most of the afternoon today. satellite an radar pretty quiet, some clouds out there will mix with some e ear skies fromto time today and see some sunshine. yes, we will. and it will be a nice monday at rain you see in kentucky n't let it scare you. that's going to thide down to our and should continue to fade away as we work our urs but because that's so close it will bring us clouds from time to time. other than hh pressure is moving across the gat lakes. this isda coming from cana every now and thenifin the form oorf comfortable air. temperatures in the upper -- mid to upper 80's later on this afternoon. but again, low humidity will help that feel rather comfortable later o tod daytimen d.c. quantico 84 for you as well as fredericksburg, leonardtowno 81. hagerstown, 82 for you for daytime high todays well as dulles 83 for frederick. later on tonight, maybe not so much here in town but for some of our sub north and west, maybe windows opened weather tonight. 63

and the violence aga women at a very early level even in where improvements can areg be. i know that you serve on the board of education and so this is a real opportunity i think to really address this at sfufc, and also doing an in-depth study about how --w awe men girls really feeling. and to look at lawsuits that the school district has lost around sexual harassment or sexual assault. and find out what are some of those things that can be done. so it's not just college, actually. i think that it starts much earlier. so, thank you, colleagues. any other questions or comments? >> if i could respond to that. we would welcome partnering with your office on

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in fact, let's look at this aga. this is governor hogan just moments ago arriving at the scene to greet officials there and the responders there and to tell them, you know, good job and to give them his support as he did previously in a tweet just about anf hourr this started to unfold. the governor of tweefsing out his support. >> here he is walking up to the media staging area. they're probably just now getting ready to start this media briing and no doubt the governor is going to have some words. >> again, the police have had -- looks like they're ngstar >>> work for the anne arundel county police department. we houe a brief update for guys to give some details. please bear with us. we can't ask a lotfquestions. this is a still a ry active and ongoing investigation. we're trying to make sure everyone is safe and reunite with their families. we anticipate this is a long investigation and a very detailed investigation by our detectives. i'd like to intruce first our county executive, ann county executive, steven r.

aga hat'soing to be on june 18. comments and responses from the board of superviso are due t my office by june 20. so any of my colleagues, not just on this committee but other members of the board of supervisors will also be able to comment on this spending plan, and that deadline is june 20. on june 25, i will introduce a revised spending plan that will reflect the feedback that we have received from my colleagues as well as from the public, and of the b.l.a. cuts to the department. on that day, i invite colleagues to join me in the chamber to comment and to deliberate on that spending plan. again, this is part of the process that historically has not happened in open session. on wednesday, june 27, this body will amend the policy level spending plan in this committee. ope to finalize deliberations by 7:00 p.m. wednesday, june 27. so that is the final day that we will be hopefully concluded with our spending plan. we anticipate putting funding for new program extensions on reservo that departments will be able to