it appears that the suspect was using an ak-47. i asked the witnesses, are you sure it was an ak-47? he said, i know my guns. it looked like it was an ak-47 to me. or something very similar to that. so obviously able to pop off a lot of rounds. you also heard the point about the fact that the suspect had been in the area. we also have witnesses who said -- [inaudible] >> so live coverage here from alexandria, virginia. you see law enforcement officials meeting out in the street. we will have lots more coverage of today's events in primetime on the c-span networks. one note, we learned about. senator jeff flake, the arizona senator, meeting today, this afternoon, with the capitol hill police officers who were wounded earlier this morning. also earlier today, representatives joe barton and mike doyle held a joint news conference where they announced the congressional baseball game. that's the game the republican team was practicing for during the shooting. we'll still -- it will still occur tomorrow. they also answered questions abou

and weirdly, ak enhanced minecraft. in the way of fan favourites and franchises such as gears of war. people know the other franchises will be coming. halo, gears of war... i spend last month, i was at both the studios last month looking at amazing work they were doing. we were able to fill this arena with great games, without even bringing two of the biggest franchises here. here it is. the most powerful console that microsoft has ever made. we do know what it looks like. it is actually quite slimline. smaller than the old machine, the xbox one s. and we know how much it costs. £aa9. and we know it is released on november seven. we do not know what games are like when you actually power the machine up, grab hold of the controller and play them on it. to find that out, i have to go over there. ok, now you may think that my driving here is a little scrappy but there is method to my madness. by damaging the car i can see the additional level of detail it has added. you can see individual raindrops. a smorgasbord of differ

now signed nathan ake for a club record fee from chelsea.nd the fee is reported to be around £20 million. that is all the sport for now. the respected french politician and auschwitz survivor who wrote france's abortion laws, has died at the age of 89. simone weil was best known for her instrumental role in legalising abortion in the 1970s, and went on to serve as the first president of an elected european parliament. her death was confirmed by president macron, who called her life "an exemplary inspiration". the french public also paid tribute. translation: makes me think about the abortion loss. i can't remember which year but it was a really great step forward. we have lost a very special lady. i benefited from her abortion legislation and at the time, that was extraordinary. she was one of the first push for independent women to get involved in politics, despite having suffered enormously but without ever complaining. earlier i spoke to the economist bureau chief sophie pedder in paris, about simone weil‘s legacy and how she was a woman

. -- if ms 13 was on the ball field i guarantee they would have ak-47s right along the bats lined up. anyone would have came to talk to them they would have grabbed an ak-47, so there goes your gun laws. everyone needs to carry a gun these days. if you go a restaurant in one part of texas, the gosh darn girls are bringing youcoffee , scramble es and bacon they have siarms on them and nobody robbed them since. there is your gun law things. definitely need to protect the gun laws. however -- because our te at the coressman is short, i want him to respond to the gun aspect of this. guest: again, i think it is unfortunate in a way. with hours of the shooting that that has become the rhetoric. it seems the tragedy is used as a tool to forward an agenda. i just think that is unfortunate and i ink everyby nee to be mindful of that. regarding what mitchell said, certainly the second amendment is a sacred right enshrined in our constitutioand peop who know mkn where i snd. however, ihi it is unfortunate if we feel like as a society we havto carry a apon just to be safe. as a person who haworn

. >> trump administration wants to sell the washington ak question duct whh virginia and the proposal is in the president budget. some want army corps of engineers taken to stayed turnover the facility to d.c. water and public utility. post says d.c. water wants to pay the federal government far less for the ak we duct than the administration wants in the sglail and it's been hard to find consensus in replacing and repealing obamacare hoping to vote before the 4th of july recess. ideas include extending medicade expansion and taking steps top help fragile individual insurance markets and senate democrats are urging gop colleagues to work with them. >> if the republicans will set aside this partisan gun at your head kind after approach, we stand ready. >>> senate budget chairman mike enzy announced the house bill fits the rules for process known as reconciliation in the senate. health reform can be passed with simple math jury and no filibuster. >> and rogererliner is expected to launch for senate. he is third democratic candidate to formally announce a campaign for executive. >>> 4:35

it was aking like shrine, you know?ah. >> so marla, i got to get in front row seat to see how a woman is a boss operates. i didn't realize how getting all of that as i was -- absorbing it because i am making similar moves now. m marla, that's my other mommy. >> you are not just aking, you are producing and writing and directing. >> it is a natural progression or expansion i would like to say. i am never leaving the one in the dust, kind of do it all together. but, i think one of the things i love about acting is that we observe things and that's what actors do, we take it in and we are students of life. you know just that you do thisag ta tabs, i will remember to do this and this. because i am taking it all in all the time, i am able to employ these gifts that come along the way. >> yeah. >> how has the directing aid in your a your acting? >> in a huge way. one aids the other as an actor that went out and directed a film and came back as an actor, i immediately respected the director even more. not that i did not respec

. >>> from the live desk this morning, a surprising twist in the hunt for the notorious ak-47 bandit. richard gajer cool was arrested last week in the shoot shooting of a kansas state trooper who stopped him for obscured plates. during a recorded jailhouse call to his mother he actually asked her to get rid of those guns inside his montana home. well that tip led to a search warrant. police found homemade bombs and evidence linking him to a string of bank rob there's a started five years ago. police also say after they arrested him last week they found an ak 47 i side his pickup which was stolen. >> come saturday many california gun owners may be breaking the law and knowingly risking fines or jail time. starting july 1st it's illegal to hold high capacity magazine that hold more than ten rounds of ammunition. they have ban the sale of those high capacity magazines since 2000 but you are still allowed to own them if you had people your position. they say it will lead to fewer mass shooting. gun rights claim that it won't stop criminals. >> they already get high cap magazines, magazine

. >> he was crouched behind a wooden piece of stands and he had an ak-47 in his hands. he was exchanging fire with police officers who were crouched behind a black suv. >> reporter: the six people injured include steve scalise, capitol hill police officers david bailey and crystal griner. matt mika, a lobbyist for tyson foods, zachary barth and representative williams who twisted an ankle. >> two of the capitol police were shot. one staffer who dove into the dug out with a leg wound. we got a belt and stopped the bleeding. we were tending to him as well as try to keep down away from the shooter. >> reporter: members of congress said the gunman knew who was on the field. >> individual walked up and said hey are those republicans or democrats. jeff said republicans. the guy turned around and started walking towards the field. it was a little odd. i didn't see any indication of violence or anything. >> big fat guy, probably 5'8", 5'10", a t-shirt and shorts. had a long gun and pistol. >> reporter: after an intense gunfight that shot out the windows of the next door ymca ho

steel and ak steel. u.s. steel is symbol x, ak steel is akx. both of these have been seeing some decent money flow after a big selloff. they were betting on the infrastructure spending that president trump talked about. it didn't happen. they came all the way back down to where they were before the election. now people are betting maybe something happens in the second half of the year and they want to get in for the last month of the second quarter. >> so as we say, this is to give the investor an edge. but do you then follow those fund flows or that money flow? and how quickly do you usually change? i mean, because those are big money trades. >> sure. >> they tend to trade more often than the individual investor. >> exactly. we try to parse through, sue, the very short term trades. in other words, derivative trades, options that are out there. two or three weeks into the future, that's not a long term trade, but the options that are out there in september and december, which we're seeing now in bigger and bigger numbers in both energy and stee

confirming that a suspect in custody in nebraska is the man they've been hunting for nicknamed the ak-47 bandit. >> richard gathercole is accused of a string of armed bank robberies including one in chino, california, five years ago in which a police officer was shot and injured. authorities in california want to bring him back there to face an attempted murder charge which carries a sentence of 40 years to life in prison. >>> five children in florida are recovering now from what's being called a freak accident during swimming lessons at a pool. abc's gio benitez has more. >> reporter: it's the troubling new headline out of florida. five children rushed to the hospital after apparently coming face-to-face with chlorine gas monday night during their swim lesson. the children suffering respiratory burn, stomach irritation and vomiting this what pool operators call a freak accident. >> i was really worried. >> reporter: here's what they believe happened. the water pump stopped circulating water and chlorine built up in the pipe and when it started working again it released that chemical

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a major political ak voters head to the polls. and this could have a big impact on brexit negotiations. we will break it down.. coming up. pride. abc7 will be a part of the pride parade tomorrow afternoon. if you can't make it down there -- you can watch it all on our sister station newschannel eight starting at four-30. we'll also be streaming it live at wjla dot com. so veronica, whats the weather going to be like for that pride parade? gorgeous & warm friday - quiet & warmer saturday - suddenly summer sunday - heat peaks monday & tuesday (record heat) - heat wave : all of next week today: mostly sunny and warm highs: 80-85 winds: west 5-10 mph overnight: mainly clear lows: 56-64 winds: south 5 mph saturday: mostly sunny, 20-30% chance evening isolated t-storm (6-10pm) highs: 83-88 winds: west 5-10 mph coming up-- fall right into and open cellar. but how did she not see it? what police said she was doing, seconds before taking that tumble. plus, does this painting style look familiar? well, if it does, then you would not make th

ake had a spell on loan with eddie howe's side last season and scored three goals in 12 games.ief executive of mclaren, ron dennis, has formally ended his association with the team he made one of the must successful in formula one. he's sold his shares in the company bringing to an end 37 years with them. dennis was instrumental in the development of lewis hamilton's career after signing him in 2007. olympic champion jade jones has missed out on a gold medal at the world taekwondo championships in south korea. she took bronze in the under 57 kilos category. jones has won two olympic titles but has never been world champion and she was beaten by korean ah—reum lee in the semifinal. damon sansum and bradly sinden also picked up bronze medals to make it a record medal tally for great britain butjones will have to wait for the next world championships in manchester to complete a career grand slam. it was my full, i was not me today, idid not it was my full, i was not me today, i did not fight as good as i normally fight. i'm just going to have to go away from here —— it was my faul

i did not say it was automatic weapons fired, he was carrying ak-47-type assault rifle. i didn't know if it was automatic or not. he was crouched behind cover and moving in a crouched way as one does in combat, he did not seem to be crazed from what i could see, but he was fairly methodical. i didn't see him get shot but i did see him being handcuffed and the emt's rushing to where he was. liz: bring in former cia covert operations officer mike baker, joins me now. >> thank you, liz. liz: anything from the training that might prepare you for this? >> well, look, the problem you is never always in a high state of alert, right? if you're in theater of war, in the military and out in iraq, afghanistan, and you're on patrol, you're a top level alert, meaning you are hyper aware of what's going on around. body is anticipating a problem. that's very, very helpful because when things start to head south, what tends to happen you is lock up, and vision starts to go, hearing starts to go, major muscles, what you are relying on and that usually is fight or flee. but the problem is

hee he was crouched behind the wooden pieces of the sounds with an ak-47 in his hands. he was exchanging fire with police officers behind a black suv. >> how confident are you it was an assault weapon, ak-47 type weapon? >> fairly confident. >> can you describe the man, what he looked like, build, anything of that nature? >> sure. he was shorter. sort of stocky. a caucasian man with white hair, white facial hair, wearing a blue polo. >> did he say anything? >> i was too far away and i was inside. >> can you describe the exchange of gunfire with police? what was happening? >> the officer that i saw was shooting over the hood of a black suv, behind the engine block. the gentleman was shooting from behind this wooden structure with the ak-47. >> unbelievable. as it always is when into american life on any given day comes an act of gun violence. pete williams, our long-time justice correspondent, is standing by. pete, i've just learned there were 22 members of congress assembled on that field. to the point our security experts have been mentioning here in our new york studi

he was crouched behind the po wooden stands and he had an ak-47 in his hands.with police officers who were behind a black suv. >> reporter: how confident are you it was an ak-47? >> i'm fairly confident. >> reporter: can you describe what the man looked like, his build, anything of that nature? >> sure. he was short, somewhat stocky. a caucasian man with while hair and he was wearing a blue polo. >> reporter: did you hear anything of any nature? >> i was inside, too far away to hear. >> reporter: what was happening with the exchange of gunfire? >> the police were behind an suv and the shooter was behind a wooden structure with an ak-47. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah. it's the simple things in life that mean the most. boost® simply complete™. no artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners, plus 10 grams of protein and 25 vitamins & minerals. it doesn

i want to be clear, you're not willing to ak nobcknowledge tha calling climate change is a hoax. >> president trump believes that the climate is changing and pollutants is part of the equation. that is the fact. that's where it stands. he knows that it's changing. he knows the u.s. has to be responsible with it. that's we're going to do. because we got out of a club doesn't mean we don't care about the environment. >> let's talk about another club that we're in. nato. one of the biggest concerns in europe now is the president trump visited nato headquarters but not publicly reiterating the u.s. commitment to article v. vladimir putin suggested this weekend that these squabbles of nato are helpful to russia. i understand that the president wants every country to pay the fair share. why was the president not willing to underscore the united states' commitment to our allies in nato? >> because it was no change to policy. of course we believe in article v. i met with all of my nato ambassadors yesterday. we've said a threat on one of us is a threat on all of us. nato will continue to be strong. i

and the gentleman was shooting from behind this wooden structure with the ak-47. >> reporter: we now know that the suspect, 66 years old james hodgkinson, died after being transported to george washington hospital in washington, d.c. and to give you a sense of how close we are to d.c., if you go down the street, you are going to be running right into the potomac river. and reagan national airport is right there, as well. you go over the river and you're in d.c. so we are truly in the suburbs right outside of d.c. and this is, chris, as you well know, this is where people who live and work -- or rather work in the government on capitol hill, in the media. this is a company town, washington, d.c. and the company business as you know is politics. this is a town, a neighborhood where people are tied to the government. you have people of all parties, all beliefs and religions, mingling in this neighborhood. and every day, they get on the metro and go into washington, d.c. so this is very much an area that lives politics, doesn't necessarily like the rancor in politics right now. you'll he

yell ala ak bar and stabbed lieutenant navel in the neck. knife was a 12" knife with 8" serrated played. as you see in the complaint when the subject went up to the officer and stabbed him he continued to explain he made a statement something to effect of you have killed people in syria, iraq and afghanistan and we are all going to die. >> alleged attacker was arrested by police and is being questioned. a witness says the man in custody looked "plaque" just totally blank. all passengers at the airport were evacuated and safe. again fbi is leading investigation working with local officers from the jency county sheriff office and michigan state police. in new york, brian yen is, fox news. >> the man arrested with guns and ammunitions d.c. trump hotel last month is scheduled to go back before i judge tomorrow morning. police arrested brian moles pennsylvania doctor in may. they found an assault style rifle and hand gun and ammunition in the car in the hotel's garage. moles was indicted charges of unlawful position and transportation of a firear

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they have been arming them with conventional handguns and ak-47s and styles of weapons.hat has escalated all the way up to nuclear reactors. now imagine what would happen if assad actually had them, luckily the israelis in 2007 actually took out the reactor. we also know that north koreans have been helping syrians develop their chemical weapons. they've been helping them develop their missile platforms. this is collaboration that has been going on for a long time. the >> heather: then you tie russia and iran into it and you have a whole another issue outside of syria. we know how they responded. here is what all assad had to say. this was immediately after the warning came from the white house. he toured a russian air base. we have some of those pictures and video for you. he doesn't appear to be taking the warning very seriously in fact, he appears to be doing this on purpose to say i don't care what you have to say. >> share, but that's a photo op and that's great for assad, but here's a fact. i think the trump administration's very smart here, issuing that statement

there is the united nations pull-out, the ct commission president says could ake several years and other avenues, as well. we'll find out more at 3:00 this fternoon when the president is expected to make the announcement. columbus, ohio, donna, good ahead., you're on, go caller: yeah, i think we should leave. hearing reports about how these regulations and laws are it so cars are costing more today and also repairing hem and it is just making it difficult fnot impossible for a cars. people to have you so as far as leaving, heard some callers talk about concerns overall the climate or influences other countrys and their commitments with those things in mind, no about leaving, if that is the decision the president makes? well, i also heard a -- that we are the countriesd to of the new ideas on climate control than we have to and it e aid to them just doesn't seem to be working. felicia, forest park, georgia, says stay with the agreement. felicia, go ahead. caller: thank you for having me. is a of all, the u.s. large contributor, climate real.e is the benefit fund is for poor ountries that

know whatte -- we richard hofstadter called a politics.tyle in has ak all the media responsibility not to spread. host: we appreciate the conversation with you this morning. guest: the pleasures all mine. here, does the political tone need to change after what happened yesterday? targeted. lawmakers they are running numbers on the screen. we will pick up the conversation after the break. -- >> as it stands right now, it will run short of money and that debate of interesting do we give them more money? does the argument want to be made that this is the back door to privatization? they are coming to the end of that money now. we just reauthorize them to use what was left. i can't confirm this, but i can give you a candid assessment. the question is we have to have a estimate of what it costs. it could be -- we had more cancer treatments going on. my concern is you can't have a wise decision and the visionary decision without that. in response to your question, has the conversation started to take on any real substance? i think the answer is no. it has beenrritated over the last couple da

hand that makes up large chunk and then individual and institutional investors in the united states akes up, i think, probably the slight majority of the overall amount. host: we're talking this morning debt limit, eral want to take questions and comments about this, debate on capitol hill. when was the last time that the treasury department asked the to raise the debt ceiling? guest: last time this happened roughly two years ago, the debt limit was suspended for a and came back into effect on march 16th. the really important point i to k here for viewers understand is that this really matters for the american public. importantly fwe get to a point where the federal government can't pay all the bills, that will be unprecedented, truly extraordinary to a point where event and what it investors who that have funds in stock market, in government security, all of them could be impacted by sorry, by reduced value of their investments and by higher interest rates through like the mortgages they have or car loans or credit card debt that they own, so that could be a shockwave through the where

team basically pointed at me, at the window and said the guy at the window and they had ak-47s and told me to get out of the room. >> the suspect was spotted by a police robot. the deputy was working overtime because security had been increased in several light rail stations. >>> thousands of employees in san francisco are eagerly looking forward to this weekend when the minimum wage goes up to 14 dollars an our. >> but it's not enough to keep up with the cost of living in the bay area. here's. >> reporter: saturday can't come soon enough for a lot of minimum wage earners. right now it's $13 an hour which means many who work in restaurant kitchens, retail or as drivers work multiple jobs to afford life in the city. >> $14 is still not enough for many and many people still can't afford to live at $14 an hour. >> reporter: wage activists are fighting for more. in 2018, san francisco's minimum wage will jump to $15 an hour. >> i'm trepidatious about it. >> reporter: this store manager is nervous about the ramifications of the increased minimum wage. >> i think if you are a small business o

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team basically pointed at me, at the window and said the guy at the window and they had ak-47s and told me to get out of the room. >> the suspect was spotted by a police robot. the deputy was working overtime because security had been increased in several light rail stations. >>> thousands of employees in san francisco are eagerly looking forward to this weekend when the minimum wage goes up to 14 dollars an our. >> but it's not enough to keep up with the cost of living in the bay area. here's. >> reporter: saturday can't come soon enough for a lot of minimum wage earners. right now it's $13 an hour which means many who work in restaurant kitchens, retail or as drivers work multiple jobs to afford life in the city. >> $14 is still not enough for many and many people still can't afford to live at $14 an hour. >> reporter: wage activists are fighting for more. in 2018, san francisco's minimum wage will jump to $15 an hour. >> i'm trepidatious about it. >> reporter: this store manager is nervous about the ramifications of the increased minimum wage. >> i think if you are a small business o

the shooting of three officers by an attacker with an ak-47 assault rifle. while one died others got down and killed the river trader -- perpetrator. >> luke schrage reporting. moving in from the northeast and with -- west. state looking to be moved out of their stronghold. they are into their second day with clashes reported on the eastern edge of the jihadist bastion and near a military base. the u.k.-based syrian observatory for human rights have reported that troops have crossed into the wreck a province. sarin gas footie picks up the story now. on the streets as rebels took control of the 2013 after months of fighting with government forces. airstrikes soon returned when jihadists captured the city less than a year later. it has since become their stronghold. last november them a fighting u.s.-backedas the kurdish and arab forces began an attack. they plan -- expect to face a long and deadly battle with militants. raqqa, the alleged capital of terrorism and terrorists. shelling been intense in the area overnight. views factions within as terrorists and

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he had an ak-47 type weapon. and was exchanging fire with someone behind a black suv. >> did you see him before shots were fired? >> i didn't, i came in the middle of the incident. >> can you talk about what his mannerism, his demeanor, what you saw of this man? >> all i saw was that he was crouched down, as one does when bullets are flying, and moving from one piece of cover to another. at that point, i tray tried to get people away from the window. >> did you see anybody get hit? >> i didn't. >> describe the scene. was there commotion, mayhem, were people running around? >> inside the gym, things were fairly calm. no one was yelling or screaming. people were not in a panicked way. bullets were flying. there weren't many people around because it was so early in it the morning. i didn't see any chaos besides the gunshots themselves. >> how many gunshots? >> between 15 and 30. >> describe the shooter. >> he was an older gentleman between a 55 and 65 years old. he was short and rather stocky. was wearing a blou pol

a true assault weapon, and i'm being told the weapon he had may have resembled or may have been an ak if it is a full automatic weapon, meaning you depress the trigger and the whole magazine is expended until you release that trigger, that would put the shooter at an even greater advantage. again, my tributes to these police officers who stood by and returned fire. also, my understanding of this event as it played out is that this individual was not trying to hide his eidentity he was asking questions an engaging people in verbal communication. it may be that -- also, when you consider the age of the suspect at 66, it may also be that he had an intention to have himself shot by the police and what we refer to as suicide bycop. he didn't seem to have an end game here. it seemed that what he wanted to do was shoot as many people as possible he must have known that he wasn't going to escape from this event, that he was going to pb caught or shot at the scene. >> questions we'll never have answered now definitively with his death. i wonder if people are bringing up past episodes of violen

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and who would have thought aking my son or in the case of ddrick richmond would expose them toll danger. that's not acceptable. so that is something that i will think about in the future. mr. doyle: most members of congress will tell you they don't -- i certainly don't. i never felt unsafe here or in pittsburgh. but i do think when you have a situation where you've got 20, 30, 40 members of congress all in a same place and an area that is completely open to everybody for just walking through, perhaps we should rethink that a little bit. from a sternal stand point, most peoples will tell you they aren't looking for any security. reporter: do you think there is increase in political violence and if so, why? mr. barton: there has been an increase in terrorism and the answer is yes. this country has always had a huge amount of tension politically since the civil war and shot at each other for 2 and-a-half years. and you yell and scream and that's as far as it goes. the technology today makes it so much more personal and some of they want to ds resort to personal attacks. that's just my opin

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. >> he had an ak-47 in his hands exchanging fire with police officers crouched behind a black suv. the six congressman injured, david bailey. crystal griner, mike bailey, matt micah and representative williams twisted an ankle. >> one starve dug into the dugout with a wound and we got somebody's belt to stop the bleeding. we were tending to him as well as trying to keep down away from the shooter. >> reporter: members of congress said the gunman knew who was on the field. >> the individual walked up, asked, are those republicans or democrats. jeff said they're republicans and the guy turned around and started walking towards the field. it was a little odd. i didn't see any indication of violence. >> big fat guy, probably 5'8", 5'10", t-shirt, shorts, a long gun and pistol. >> reporter: after an intense gun fight that shot out the window esof the ymca, hodgkinson was shot and wounded. all five were rushed to the hospital. representative scalise taken off the field by medics, a police officer taken out by a chopper. >> i never thought i would come to a baseball practice for charity a

. >>> the fbi confirms a fugitive arrested in nebraska last week is the man they've nicknamed the ak-47 bandit. robert gathercole is accused of a string of armed bank robberies, including one in california which a police officer was shot and wounded more than five years ago. authorities in california want to bring him back there to face an attempted murder charge. >>> and a freak accident is blamed for poisoning swimming lessons. all four were rushed to the hospital with nausea and vomiting. a tripped circuit breaker caused a buildup in the pipes that was released in a cloud over the pool. all of the children are expected to be okay. >>> a spirit airlines flight landed with one more passenger. >> a woman went into labor, and the flight was then diverted to new orleans. >> straight out of the womb. a similar story happened a few weeks ago with an asian airline offering the baby free air nafa for life. so the pressure was on for this baby. and spirit airline delivered. that's the good news! >> spirit airlines! >> but it is spirit airlines. that airline gets the lowest for extra fees, sm

his opening statement has already been released and it's shining a new light on what comey said were ak ward and inappropriate conversations. katy zachry joins us live from the digital center. comey said the president stressed loyalty. >> he did on more than one occasion and it's detailed in his opening remarks released before the hearing. that hearing starts at 10:00 this morning. comey will be questioned by members of the senate intelligence committee. his remarks go into great detail about three one-on-one conversations with the president and two phone calls. including a a dinner at the white house in late january. during when e he says the president said i need loyalty. i expect loyalty. comey says an awkward silence followed but he later answered you'll always get honesty from me and said the fbi was not investigating him personally. after several of these encounters, comey says he implored attorney general jeff sessions to prevent any future direct communication between him and the president. and comey tried his fwoes avoid being one-on-one with trump. regarding the first bit of t

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the partnership between ak deem ya, the government, and commercial enterprises is such a powerful combination together with leadership, which is critical for real success, and you had volunteers from all sides and a lot of people working already and raring to go for the next level. so thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm tim cook from apple. the u.s. should have the most modern government in the world, and today it doesn't. and it's great to see the effort that jared is putting in in working on things that will pay back in 5, 10, and 20 years. the government should be focussed on it's citizens. and the services of the government should be measured on how pleased the citizens are when receiving their services. that basic premise is not how it's done today. and so i would really encourage you to ask the cabinet how they're measuring their parts of government and what they're doing to serve the citizens that they're meant to do. secondly, totally unrelated, but something i feel very passionate about, coding should be a requirement in every public school. we have a huge deficit in the skills we need t

it is a choice americans must ake for themselves. the fact that our friends and allies have come to question the very worst of global leadership put into sharper focus, the need for the rest of us to set our own clear and sovereign course. her canada, that course must be the renewal, indeed the strengthening of the postwar multilateral order. we will follow this path with open hands and open hearts extended to our american friends. seeking to make common cause as a have so often in the past. and indeed as we continue to do now on many fronts. from border security to the defense of north america through norad to the fight against daesh, nato and improving and nurturing our trade relationship which is the strongest in the world. at the same time will work with other like-minded people and countries that share our nterest. and that is as follows, first we will support the rules -based international order and all its institutions and seek ways to strengthen and improve them. we will strongly support the multilateral forum where discussio

he was crouched behind a wooden piece of -- the stands, and he had an ak-47 in his hands. he was exchanging fire with police officers who were crouched behind a black suv. >> how confident are you it was an assault type weapon? >> fairly confident. >> can you describe his build, what he looked like? >> sure. he was shorter and stocky. he was a caucasian man with whitehair and white facial hair and wearing a blue polo. >> did you say anything? did you hear anything? >> i was too far away to hear. >> can you describe the exchange of gunfire with the police? what was happening? >> the officer that i saw was shooting over the hoods of a black suv behind the engine block and the gentleman was shooting from behind this wooden structure with the ak-47. >> did you see one of the officers hit by gunfire? >> i did not. i did see one person laying between two wheels of the suv behind it. i would assume that that person had been hit because it was a very odd place for them to be otherwise. >> how long did this exchange of gunfire go on? >> i would say under two or three minutes. >> th

uber stated to our sister station in l.a., quote, no person should ever have to experience a violent ak that has been reported to police. we are working with the los angeles police department to fully support their investigation and the driver has been banned from the uber app. >>> it is 4:56 now. california's rural roads are falling apart and that is putting drivers at risk. 38% are this poor condition making them the second most deadly rural roads in the nation according to trip, a national nonprofit research group. it blames a backlog of maintenance. >> this is how you start off the day, pleasant, nice. >> clouds will keep us all cool especially in san francisco and for the inland areas, highs reaching into the upper 70s to low ate. not bad at all. a warming trend up next. >>> and a live look here the north bay, southbound 101 through san rafael moves very well. a nice start coming down to the golden gate bridge. >>> can someone's race be a factor when it comes to jail time? how one bay area police department is accused of doing just that. minions, we're going back to villainy. [ che

you put on a lab coat and shove an ak-47 in the coat and button up, you're going to get stopped 5,000 times in the street of new york. that's the way it works. it's obvious based on the facts if it turns out to be truthful and based on fact. he's not coming in with a 38 on his ankle. this is a very bulky, very cumbersome weapon difficult to conceal in best circumstances. >> neil: thanks very much, pat. we're going to go to a former dea agent. and mayor de blasio is on his way to the hospital. to add to confusion, the projected traffic jams, the president will be in new jersey this weekend. air traffic is temporarily halted and certainly ground traffic builds when that happens. the president expected to depart the white house for that trip shortly. what you've heard and what you've seen and the precautions or something that went awry here to allow this former doctor to return to the place from which he was fired and do what he did. what do you think? >> statistically in too many cases, the shooter is either a current or former employee. in fact, just recently, within the last year, the