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er how about ak steel? wheel it's latest quarter wasn't so bad as u.s., it could hardly be worse. the fact is that the stock is actually down more than at the beginning of the year. forced down from 5 to $4.83 as of today. when the company reported, the quarterly results were fine. they beat a better than expected revenue. but management gave some bearish guidance for the next quarter, thanks in part to the weak automobile market. we said that that market has peaked in response to stocks shed 10%. new corps, which you may know as being a company that was threpo less than two weeks ago, their sales are up 30% year over year. management said business will improve over the next quarter, isn't that the exact opposite we heard in u.s. steel? new corps stock rallied 5% on this good news. that might be because it reported on the same day that the trump administration announced it was going to protect our steel industry from competition. which could allow him to apply much broader tariff than the ones obama applied last year. but some broader based tariffs if we

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he also reportedly bought on ak 4 from same informant. he has been the fbi radar since 2016. last night and appeared in federal court today. >> and "fox5" lauren demarco flavor mannasas tonight where city leaders made $850,000 mistake. >> lauren we understand not serve happy with the plan to fix that problem. >> exactly so. the city being traps parent about this and announcing that over the past three years they accidentally over charged business owners on their ta taxes. to the tune of $8 50u,000. the plan right now would be to up the car tax that residents pay annually to make up for living here not happy about that. city council makes the final decision on monday. >> stunning developments in dropped the charges against two teenagers accused of raping a fellow student in the school bathroom. they say the decision was made due to a lack of corrob corroboration. substantial inconsist isenceys and text messages between the girl and defendant. the 17 and 18-year-old accused of the crime are also undocumented immigrants and they still face child p pornography charges. >> shortly

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the sort of partisan distrust now between the trump white house and democrats, even in the ,ake of this, some republicans is so intense that i think i most anybody the white house picks will face a pretty intense confirmation hearing process. although, as you remember, they rules, sohanged the you only need those 51 votes. host: thank you for watching -- walking us through it, he will talk you down the road. the phone lines are yours this morning. we want to hear from you, your reaction to the firing of james comey. on is a first this morning. democratic line, good morning. caller: i was 21 years old when nixon -- fired people. took a lot of republican politicians to grab the bull by the horns and make nixon come to his senses. that's what's going to happen now. we are going to have to have that. these republican senators, republican congressmen and women in positions to get to the bottom of this better have some nerve. otherwise we are in deep trouble for the next 18 months. i could say a lot more, but i won't. host: next, louisiana, boxer city, good morning. go ahead. yeah, he should

officers that gang members are increasingly using what it calls weapons of war, guns like ar-15's and ak >> this gang is in possession of numerous military-style rifles capable of penetrating officers' body armor. >> reporter: four of chicago's city council elderman are allowing officers to carry the same high-powered weapons they're facing on the streets. in unofficial experiment you could see a clear difference between the 9 millimeter police carry versus ar-15 or ak-47. it pierced the first waffle the cinderblock and damaged the second wall. the ak-47. >> full mettle jacket bullet, makes a clean hole and cracks the second one, the most powerful. >> reporter: it would want to see a practical proposal first. >> our concern now is whether or not police officers are seen as partners in the community or seen as a militarized presence. >> reporter: in chicago in 2015 officers were fired at 18 times, fortunately none hit. last year officers fired at 31 times, nine officers hit and wounded. officers were fired at least nine times. three officers hit and wounded. alderman is describing the rel

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continues might happen next we can tell you that meanwhile andrew mc cabe is going to be serving as aking fbi director until a permanent replacement is confirmed by senate. that's the latest from fbi headquarters in northwest d.c.. annie yu, "fox5 local news". >> 5:04 is the time now. president trump is expected to meet with russia top diplomat at the white house. he is expected to meet with secretary of state rex tillerson and president trump. meeting would be the highest level face to face contact between russia and u.s. sense the start of trump's presidency. >> if you fly from us to uk the biggest electronic device you should be able to carry on is a phone. for cargo hold to reduce chances you could be -- this applies to flights in eight middle eastern and north african countries. >> triple shooting in northeast left three teens injured after 5:45 yesterday evening and police were duld franklin streets feenz injured have life-threatening inj injuries. no word on suspect or motive. >> eleanor holmes norton is asking for apology to first grade students. students from two nrivrz d.c. were

when he won and they lost, they they had ake the fact been called out and shown up for what they are, a bunch of hypocrites. so they hate him and want him out of office so they don't look and feel so bad and trying to take away the pain they have. are doing this specifically how? caller: by ignoring the problems have.rats they are ignoring the problems that the sanctuary cities have, pain of people being shot the day, the kids, underemployed black people being inner and shot in the cities, how they are ignoring it and upporting the illegals giving them business opportunities. i talk to people and they tell e the same story, they are being ignored and they are helping illegals and people who come here. democrats don't want people to know this. they want to keep the money, the and support people they want to bring in. addison, from sara, mississippi, democrats line. saw r: yes, i finally representative wilson. this,ow, no one is saying but i remember the first time made the dent obama speech to the nation and he was said, you lie.ho he never did apologize for that. hate to say this, i t

same fire power they face on the streets in order to survive against gang members who have ar 15s and ak7s,. >> shoot at them and say we are going to show you and teach you a lesson stay out of our territory. that was to kill, to kill. and to use this, this is not to say hey, we are just sending a warning shot. this will kill you: two and a half inches 223. this is the actual round that was shot at these officers and that were in that van. >> now, for some background here are some stats about what police are against up against in chicago. fired at 18 times. fortunately none hit. last year in 2016, officers fired at 31 times. non-officers hit by bullets in 2017 so far officers have been fired at 8 times. and as of tuesday night, two officers were hit. and to follow up on that police ambush on tuesday night, this is a sensitive case, so far police have not identified the undercover officers because of the nature of the work they do and they also have not given a description of the suspects. kimberly? >> kimberly: all right, matt, thanks so much for that update. greg, this is something we h

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bought an ak-47 from an fbi informant and then made statements about attacking officers.g to court documents, he was an isis supporter and wanted to start a race war. investigators say they found violent and threatening messages on callaway's facebook pages. he's a former marine and according to the fbi, had explosives training. mark segraves is still up details and will have more at 5:30. >> thank you, leon. >>> rape charges are dropped against two immigrant teenagers in a case that made national headlines. i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. a 14-year-old girl accused them of attacking her in a bathroom at rockville high school. here's how the case unfolded. march 16th, the students are arrested for rape. then the white house weighs in. march 21st. citing the need for stronger immigration laws. >> but a court filing by the defense team claimed that the sex was consensual. fast-forward to today. the rape charges dropped. chris gordon is outside rockville high school tonight with reaction. chris? >> reporter: wendy, this case has attracted international attention because

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ofler that the country down to its country and that basically what we're doing over east is the middle aking israel where like a proactive war for israel, they do have absolutely nothing as as coalition is concerned and we give them money and arms still don't help us, , i'm notwant more help necessarily against israel, but against netannahu. he preys and wants more and more and more. host: the cost of war, the plan expand troop footprint in afghanistan, is there a dollar it?n we can put on guest: there isn't, not yet that i've seen. the united states is spending on billion a year afghanistan and so this would represent some increase to that, obviously. and as far as we understand, the cost factor is something that is to weigh heavily on president trump's consideration proposal. he is somebody who, you know, is wants to make sure the united states fiscal situation is not out of control is a lens that through which he sees this potential expansion in afghanistan. so, i mean, the united states has already spent untold in ions of dollars afghanistan, it is hard to know when that kind of investme

. >>> now at 5:30, a former marine behind bars tonight for buying an ak-47.what he wanted to do with that weapon that has police on alert now. according to the fbi, clark callaway wanted to d.c. police station. but that's not all he wanted to do. mark segraves was in court for his first appearance and has more on the investigation. mark? >> reporter: good evening, jim. prosecutors say they first started this investigation last summer when an fbi employee noticed his facebook postings. prosecutors today say that clark callaway had multiple facebook postings, multiple facebook pages, some of them were proisis, some of them were racist, targeting white people. prosecutors say clark callaway purchased an ak-47 from an fbi informant, while living in this apartment building in northeast d.c. according to charging documents, callaway told the informant he wanted to kill police officers and was targeting the first district police station in southwest, d.c. callaway was polite and reserved as he appeared before a federal judge, facing two gun charges. he has not been

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clark callaway was indicted for buying ak-47 from fbi informant.ording to documents he threatened to attack the first district police station in d.c. and fbi said he made racist facebook posts. as a marine he received weapons and explosives training. the fbi disabled the gun before callaway picked it up. >>> two parents are behind bars facing charges in the death of their 7 week old baby on christmas day. law enforcement just came knocking at their door this morning. news 4's darcy spencer has new details and reaction from neighbors. >> reporter: in this southwest d.c. apartment building police say the unthinkable happened. a 7 malnutrition and trauma on christmas day. neighbors heard police banging on the parents' door early this morning. they were arrested and charged with murder. >> it woke me up out of my sleep. it scared me. >> reporter: charging documents spell out disturbing details. the baby trinity was born in november with thc in her system. it's a chemical found in marijuana. she weighed 4 pounds and 14.5 ounces at birth and weighed 4 po

it effectively freezes computers leaving users unable to access it and allows to return ak sfes someone paid. so far anyone to has taken blame for the sign area tack. the computer code has similarities to a code used by north core he. >> unprecedented and beyond writing we've seen before. the level of up infection on the amount of damage pote potentially. >> the hacking group release twod variations of the virus but caught about before it came pact computer systems. >> "fox5" tracking metro this morning. we want to remind you about safe track surge 15. that starts today. this new surge will shut down five stations of the orange line between the new carl ton and stadium armory stations. closed stations are new carl ton, landover, chefly, d deanwood and minnesota avenue. closures remain in place through june 15. free shuttle buses will run every 30 minutes between impacted stations. >> 4:34 is the time now. actually just turned 4:35 in time for mike tom toos give an update for weather. >> more sunshine today. what a gorgeous day yesterday. lots of sun. perfectly warm temperatures. not muc

. >> there was thicket ak rid smoke and ash was falling, almost like snow. >> yeah. we thought we were just on the periphery of a mch bigger explosion, that is what our first thought was. >> i just went my babies, my babies are in there. and then out of this, a little girl is staggering towards me with all her long blond hair all burnt, big gash on her shoulder. >> kim half carried and we half dragged her to the foyer doors. and initially laid her down but. >> she was choking on the blood. >> horror. absolute horror. the injured people. >> body parts. >> dead people. parts of people, blood, so much blood. literally puddles of blood mixed with ash. the only thing i saw was the remnants of the suicide bomber. basically the bottom half of the body in the middle of the corridor. >> and then my phone was ringing. it was there and i i reached out with one hand and it was-- i thought it was my daughter tamla and, oh, the relief, i'm holding the phone and i'm going tamla, tamla, you are okay, you're okay, darling. she's going way, mom, i'm going where is sasha. she says she'

same fire-power they face on the streets in order to survive against gang members who have ar-15's and ak-47's. >> it wasn't to shoot at them and say, hey, we're going to show and you teach you a lesson. stay out of our territory. that was to kill. that was to kill and to use this this is not -- this is not to say, hey, we're just sending a warning shot. this will kill you. this is probably about 2 1/2 inches. this is a 2-2-3 round. this is the actual round that was shot at these officers, um, that were in that van. >> reporter: now, for some background, here are some stats in what police are up against here in chicago. in 2015, officers were fired at the 18 times. fortunately none were hit. last year in 2016, officers fired at 31 times. nine officers hit by bullets and in 2017, so far, officers have been fired at eight times, and as of tuesday night, two officers were hit. and to follow up on that police ambush on tuesday night, this is a sensitive case. so far, police haven't identified the undercover officers because of the nature of the work they do, and they also have not given a des

. >> translator: in the end our only choice was to collect amongst ourselves fuel, ak-47s, and money. >> reporter: some experts say the actual root cause of piracy is tied to the destruction of the environment, which is what drove men like abdi qatar to the seas in the first place. >> translator: we felt that we were sacrificing our lives for our country and for our people. >> reporter: today the government is more actively trying to combat illegal fishing. these maritime policemen are out in full force patrolling the waters. they come across a fishing boat they deem suspicious. so they board it looking for weapons. they find it's all clear. the fishermen are allowed to continue on. because so many here are starving, fleeing is often the only option. many somalis took to refugee camps like one of the world's largest in neighboring kenya. >> how are you doing? good. >> reporter: the refugee camp is a strange purgatory filled with people trying to create some semblance of their past. it's routines like this that bring a sense of normalcy to people like muhammad abukar. he lives here wi

what it means for monday on the full ak u weather forecast ahead. died. ken akerman died of natural causes. he is 95 years old. this is an interview of him by the radio society. ackerman is an inaugural member and co-founder of the broadcast laj ends o legends organization. he spent nearly 53 years in san francisco radio p. he worked at stanford featuring broadcast recording, live jazz performances in the 1950s and '60s. >>> tonight the roots and foo fighters will take the stage at bottle rocket napa closing out this year's music festival. last night tom petty took the stage to perform for a sold-out performance. as petty was busy playing on the main stage about 5,000 other attendees took part in silent disco. they wore head phones and danced in silence together. >>> on this memorial day weekend, rare opportunity for people to see old war birds and hear from the brave veterans who flew them. abc news was at the airport for the free it dom tour. the only flying world war ii bomber used in the pacific and western europe. the bomber will be on display in liv

activity naylor road and intersection of stanton south east and suitland parkway shut down because of ak five police activity. you have to detour around t that. aside from that 9 debris taking out center lane joplin road. caution there. keep to right or left lanes. earlier crash 66 westbound and fairfax county parkway cle cleared. questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. back to you. >>> all right. coming up on "fox news morning" we continue to follow the latest developments in the death of controversial fo formerer world leader. >> it's official our region is home to best college lacrosse program in the entire country. >> yes we are headed to break now headed to d. scrks recreationon. 64 degrees. our newscast continues with weather and traffic when we come >> d.c. police spending memorial day respopding to multiple shootings. >> cold air dip mromcy changing towards cube. >> rain coming back. prepare for wet roads and scattered thunderstorms. michael thomas says it's not going to be bad. just the fact we talk rain again kind of depressing. >> we've been gone that long? >> right. >> already ba

nature of the bomb's construction gleaned from pieces of it found from after the blast, have been , aked to u.s. news outlets, including to cbs news, after it was shared with u.s. security officials. manchester mayor andy burnham: >> it is wrong, it is arrogant, it is disrespectful to the people of greater manchester, but mainly to the families who have lost loved ones and to maose injured. mi reporter: prime minister theresa may promised to confront president trump with her country's outrage when she met him in brussels. >> intelligence that is shared between law enforcement agencies must remain secure. thank you. ge reporter: police anger over the leaks goes beyond their effect on victims' families. tslling terrorists groups what you know, they say, gives them advanced warnings of the sorts of things you are looking for. and scott, it removes the element of surprise when you come after them. >> pelley: mark phillips in manchester again tonight for us. mark, thank you. well, here in brussels, the theme of today's nato summit might have been, "with friends like these, who needs enemies?"

worker and marine veteran accused of trying to help isis was arrested last night after he bought an ak-47 from an undercover agent. he thought he was buying it from someone involved with the terror group. investigators say that he talked about wanting to shoot up a d.c. police station. new developments, 18 penn state fraternity members facing charges after the death of a student at a pledge party. the authorities say the 19-year-old fell down the stairs and nobody called for help for nearly 12 hours. prosecutors say the fraternity members pressured him into a challenge involving drinking four to five drinks within two minutes. fraternity members tried unsuccessfully to revive him, but it was not until the morning that they finally called 911. even then, they were focused on coordinating their stories. his parents are devastated. >> this is the result of a feeling of entitlement, flagrant disobedience of the law, disregard for moral values that was exacerbated by self-preservation. that the attorneys argued students do not realize the seriousness of his injuries. alison: developing now

there is aks up when ugliness. nobody speaks up, everybody is culture of -- i'm not going to go against the establishment, i need my job. i have kids to feed. wilmington, carolina. pat on the line for republicans, keyport, new jersey. good morning. caller: hello, john. what ke to talk about "washington journal" has been doing for probably the last month or so. that is i think you are spending way too much time on issues like for instance, this morning, the hour, an hour n unattributed story in the "washington post," when you00ue are giving us a lot less time you have on hat that could actually answer questions. segments, the host, not necessarily you, but the hosts dominate conversation and we never get a hance to get our questions answer answered. people who aren't online the starts can't really join in. i wish you would spend more time issues and less on what looked like gossip this morning in the first hour. ost: you think the story that came out is gossip, i ask, here is front pages of the newspapers around the

gunnar: the ruling ak party has never won an election here in diyarbakir.ut as the country gears up for a constitutional referendum that would give the president more power, posters showing the image of recep tayyip erdogan seem omnipresent in the mainly kurdish city. the message is that the kurds should likewise say yes to the changes. for journalist fuat yasar, that's a sign the vote will be unfair -- especially in kurdish regions. mr. yasar: as soon as a few people come out on the street to campaign for a no vote, the police show up immediately. the governor has banned all opposition events for so-called security reasons. gunnar: in diyarbakir, opponents of the constitutional reforms can only meet behind closed doors. yasar is among those planning to vote no. as a kurd, he's worried about losing more rights if president erdogan gets his way. the controversial draft resolution doesn't include protections for kurds and other minorities. for yasar, it's also a personal issue. his father, a local kurdish politician, has been in prison for half a year. yasar'

aking your questions and comments, as we discuss the future of transportation country.in this powder springs, georgia, line for democrats up next. good morning. hi, how are this morning? host: doing well, go ahead. concerned about transportation involving more people going more places. we used to be able to take a train from atlanta to chicago, can't do that anymore. transportations other places have we don't have in georgia. they have light rail that is coming on in denver, other things that are happening that really untry aren't happening here. and i would love to see some of in georgia.ion i don't know how to get that georgia point of view, maybe you can help us with that. host: regina hopper. really good question. as with all politics, local, all transportation basically is local. one of the things we're having the ssions with administration, how do you make balance between how federal disbursed down to the states and how states have in using bility dollars to allow communities to determine for themselves how money should be spent. it is a big question, right? systems that state

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so i would want to give anybody ak selingt aid position in administration a fair hearing and i would wanted to actually get the information which i don't have. >> clark is previously spoken out against the black lives matter movement. he took to twitter after the story broke and called the reporter a sleaz bag. >> a private christian school in maryland is refusing a student to participate in graduation ceremony because violated code of conduct for school and had premarital sex. made runkle aterts heritage academy. she found out she was pregnant in january and the school suspected her two days and removed her from student council position. after revealing she was pregnant that all happened and she believes she's been unlawfully suspended for more serious violations. >> in an effort to rename jeff sop highway is starting to take shape and advisory board was appointed on friday to solicit ideas from the public. and alexandria city council voted unanimous name of confederate leader eight months ago and public suggestion for a new name is forwarded to alexandria city manager in the fall a

where mountain top why you akes place and are so concerned about mountain top removal. mountain top removal is going on in four different tates, it is very prevalent in southern west virginia and we got involved in the issue when to us after they had been to the full companies, politicians, had been to the state politicians, been to the federal politicians relief from what mountain top removal was doing the area.munities in mountain top removal is a type mining where they blast off something like 800 feet off to get of our mountains to thin seams of coal. an operative word there. at this very moment there, is a charleston ng on in here our allies colbert mountain watch are trying to get hearing about a permit for an expansion of mountain top emoval mine on coal river mountain. that type of mining detonates explosives. i mean, there was a big uproar that we dropped in afghanistan, the mother of all bombs, as there should be an over that. but that type of bombing is going on by coal companies on mountains in west virginia. annihilate does it our incredibly biodiverse is d

an ak-47. i'm not sure what that is. i'm guessing it's a cleaning kit or something like that.nd these are radiation kits. turns out these bunkers aren't as rare as they seem. in fact, they're very common. you can find them under most soviet-era factories. they were basically bunkers to go to in the event of a chemical, biological, nuclear attack that would have been launched from the states. >> this is cold war era stuff. >> in fact, some of these places are perfectly preserved. some are used for storage. others are ransacked. it's a fascinating video. a lot of people love it. >>> an employee thought -- >> the woman was taking some of the sales tags off the kitchen ware. >> see how the customer reacts when she's approached. >>> and these trucks are hitting the track. >> but they also have junk in there. >> find out how this race ends. >> oh! ♪ ouch! ♪ skin-flex™, anna! sit! new band-aid® brand skin-flex™ bandages. our best bandage yet! it moves like a second skin. ♪ dries almost instantly. better? yeah. go! good thing because stopping never crosses your mind. band-aid® brand.