you supported alexandria. this is a remarkable moment. >> in light of such horrible news yesterday with the travel ban and the muslim ban, alexandria is the hope we have been waiting for. she is a young woman of color. she's puerto rican, socialist just like me. she is pro-palestine and unapologetic post of the movement right now is elated because this is what you're going to see, amy, in this elecection season. it is a new day, new generation. alexandria is what represents us and our values. juan: as you're saying before we went on air, even so-o-called progogressiveses did not give hr much of a chance at all of winning against crowley. >> absolutely. everybody puts everything into money. she was out raised almost 10 to one. it is about the grassroots organizing, building power on the ground, getting voters who have been ignored and mamarginalizized to the s. that is exactly what alexandria did. she is charismatic and young and also very progressive. tuition free college, medicare for all, pro-palestine. even

alexandria ran a brilliant campaign.ot of support from people who were volunteering to help her. ben did the same. that, to me, is what the future of progressive politics is about. >> what's interesting to me is i hear from you i want to win. and i don't think that's the way to do it in the first part of the answer which is i think the shared view of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. the voters won't like this. it's going to turn them off. and then there is people who hear that and say i need to do something because of the crisis the country is in. >> well, if you need to do something, and god knows this country is in a terrible crisis, what you need to do is defeat one party rule right here in washington. that means we've got win the house. we've got to win the senate. we've got to get a new president in 2020. that's hard stuff. it's harder than just yelling at somebody. it means alexandria was involved in the campaign months after month. i suspect she had hundreds of volunteers knocking on doors. and the end result is yo

alexandria residents who have been the victims. those kind of crashes are gathering today as part of a push to promote safer streets in the city. transportation reporter adam tuss talked with one of the victims still dealing with the pain. >> reporter: the scars from a bad crash. >> vertebrae cracked in my neck -- : alexandria resident norm lisek can remember it like it was yesterday. >> both bones my right leg were broken. wa>> reporter: after hes hit while riding his bike in 2006, the damage didn't stop there. >>y left wrist and my left arm, the ulna, were broken. >> reporter: it happened to norm here at this intersection.ed altreet and princess street in old town. >> my first reaction was that i was just going to get up, brush myselff, and get back on my bike and go get my coffee. >> reporter: but tt didn happen. norm still can't turn over his left wrist which ist his domin hand. and if you can believe this, norm isn't the only one in his family to have been hit by a car. both hife and daughter were also hit while walking in ale

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it comes one year after thoat ing at a practice in alexandria. cgressman steve scalise was seriously wounded in the attack. >> the fact that iar get to at second is special.e to be ablto walk on the field a year later is an incredible feeling. >>reporter: news4's shomari stone at nats park where members will take the field a little bit later on reporter: a beautiful day at the ballpark. the perfect day for a congressional baseball game. the game srts at 7:00, and there are seven innings. this year has special significance because of last year's shooting. last ye, james hodgkinson opened fire on republican lawmakers at their practice in a aria. 22 members of congress were at the field. the shootingh injurede people including representative steve scalise, a lobbyist, and a congressional aide. the congressional baseball game is a bipartisantitradition d back to 1909. it has become a charity fund-raiser. members of congress wear uniforms of their favorite teams. d.c. police ll provide ecurity. the congressional players are expected arrive any time be

he is live in alexandria with the story. >> reporter: that's right. there were nearly 60 pedestri cidents in alexandria last year. two were fatal. when you talk to the people who actually survived the crashes, you find out how painful that be can they've lost loved ones. they themselves have been usly hurt. and today, they made their voices heard. >> a lot of people are concerned nd >> reporter: alea resident norm lisek can remember it like yesterday -- >> both bones in my right leg br weren. >> reporter: after he was hit while riding his bike in 200 the damage didn't stop there. >> my left wst and my left rm, the ulna, were broken. >> reporter: it happened to norm here at this intersection. alfred street and princess street in old town. >> my first reaction was denial that i was just going to get up, brush myself off, and get back on my bike and go get my coffee. >> reporter: but that didn't happen. norm still can't turn over his left wrist which his dominant hand. and if you can believe this, norm isn't the only one in his family to have been hit by

his wife and daughter were also hit while walking in alexandria. only had minornjuries. >> bad luck comes in threes. hopefully it is over. bute are all very cautious now. >> he is part of a group called alexandria families for safe streets. alexandria itself has adopted a vision zero plans that aims to eliminate bicycle and pedestrian fatalities and serusnjuries. chris is with the transportation department. >> the issue is very new. i would like to say yes, but we are just starting. >> he says the conversation is definitely changing with a push towards safer streets for everybody. >> i thinkhe lesson is everybody needs to pay more attention, walking across the street, ring a bike, driving a car, everybody needs to be more focused. we are all so distracted. >> whether you have the right of way or not, rules aside, it is about having awareness. good story. >>> r9:43ht now. taking a live look outside at the dragon boat races, one of the most festive events of the year around this time on the potomac. we have a gook at whaoing on in the sky. on in the

alexandria focused on so many issues that were front and center in her diverse community. conor lamb was focusing on the right to form a union, pension security, things of that nature. and he wasssing it in the sense that the supreme court this morning is making it harder for public sector labor unions to organization. so what i'm seeing in the candidates that we've been out there working with and observing is that they're really focused like a laser on how to improve the lives of people. they want to make sure they are making lives better for folks. >> and a couple more quick questions for you. you said time will tell when it comes to the future of the leadership in congress. name names. who would you like to see potentially step into a democratic leadership role if not nancy pelosi? >> i'll leave that to other people. >> why not you? >> my focus is making sure we are winning in november. because again, it is important to understand that the playing field in so many of these congressional races is not level because of the partisan gerrymandering. and the racial if some ca

now we talked to the registrar here in alexandria.l that renewed interest causing a how many peo turning out to these polls. >> this is actually perhaps the heaviest turn t w had in a non-precedtial primary. pit's higher than last year's primary for governor, lieutenant governor and higher than the 2015 primary for mayor. byeveral percentage points. >> ok. take a l at this, this isir fax county government , ce virtually a ghost town today. just wasn't reallyny turn out going on. two percent among democrats lasc time wehecked only about one percent amongst republicans, now that is a area which in the past has been the focus of a lot of attention.ad they've ho do recounts,ce ins of people voting in the wrong. district they sorted this out this year officials there listen how one election official de fribed what heelt about setting up for this election getting ready for this eleion and simply people not turning out to vote in it. >> this is very important. i believe having bn formerry mi. this is a righteohat pe have is sad that we don't

the democratic power house, republicans using her win to try to slam the whole party. 28-year-old alexandria cortez is "outfront." and fireworks behind closed doors as the controversial fbi agent speaks to congress. that heated conversation still going on at this hour. we're going to speak to a congresswoman who was in the room with struck right now. let's go "outfront." and good evening to all. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. president trump's race to fill the supreme court. tonight, his second opening, his chance to make history. supreme court justice anthony kennedy is retiring. he was a conservative, but a liberal swing vote on same-sex marnl and abortion and trump has the power to ensure that vote goes the other way. for decades. and make no mistake, this is a race to get kennedy's replacement confirmed before the midterms. possibly take away trump's majority in congress. >> mr. president, it's an election year, would you be in consideration of holding the spot open until the make up of congress the determined? >> i haven't really thought about that. i think you

alexandria ocasio-cortez today talking about her win. also asking why she held back directlyonfronting president trump. watch. >> i felt like our party could be better the message could be better and we could be better as a country. we need to lay out a plan anda n believ andetting into twitter fhts with the president is not exactly i think where we are going to find progress as a nation. >> harris: news being made at this hour on this. laura ingle with more. >> a huge night. alexandria ocasio-cortez ran a bare bones, grassroot campaign spent time knocking on doors that she said had never been knocked on before to speak directly to people in district to get her message out. last night as you saw the voters responded. ocasio-cortez has never before held elective office but has experience working as an organizer for bernie sanders' 2016 presidential bid and worked for the late senator ted kennedy. the video of the night, she appeared surprised herself as the numbers came in. when she saw her lead over the incumbent representative joe crowl

in alexandria. the man was 31. administrative and criminal investigations in the case are both underway. police chief ed rossler is due to give an update sometime this >> prince george countsy police investigating a homicide in upper malborofo be 10 lasts night. offers responded 87300 block of hamilton place for reports rived and discovered a than outside suffering from gun shot wounds and later died at the scene.es detectiv are working to finds suspects and motiv >> two minutes past the hour now. we'll turn to fallout from yesterday's primary election from maryland. this morning we're still waiting on results in a local race that is the too close to call.>> a few hundred votes separateryandidates for mont country executive and keepintabs on who will fa larry hogan in november ballot. anne cutle is live with it all. good morning, anne. you have close races and really close races let's put you this in latter category. closelatch montgomery country executive race veteranl counci memberelridge and diz

carlislee home of john , one of the leading people of alexandria. the general, heading for what became the french and indian war , state there. inonderful thing happened 1976, the papers were found. it was kind of legendary by that time. john carlisle said he ate him and ranouse and home him to the ground. there he met with a young george washington. washington went out king street and to the ohio river. the house is still there in alexandria. if you can forgive the limestone, please see it if you can. christchurch in alexandria church of england was built with a trim of sandstone. it always had trouble with the weather. still practicing church. this is where george washington two churches. of a country church near mount vernon and this one, christchurch. and remind you inside of what you would see in bermuda or barbados. i urge you to see it if possible. wrong,ne something there, we are all right. there we go. they have split between two .ocks, to stones this is stafford county. it is a highly desirable residential area. it, theseas they left were

now, it's the moments thated up to the man's death in alexandria that led to new information. this is far fromn open and shut case. reporter: questions still remain one day after a man died while in police custody. one of the biggest questions, how much time went by between the time the police arrived at the home in alexandria and paramedics arrived. it was chris paul who called 911, when their son was in medical distress according to a family friend. >> he was thrashing around and police were trying to keep him down and secure him. his parents were desperately trying to know what happened. >> reporter: police, who wert fio arrive after the 911 call did not allow paramedics to enter the house until they were able to subdue paul. the officers controlled him with handcuffs and the restraining device and the paramedics came in to medically assess him and he w e thentrance ported on a stretcher and ambulance to the hospital.r: >> reporaul was pronounced dead when he arrivedhe at hospital. >> at this time, an act of criminal investigation but level of confidence i can say no physic

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alexandria ocasio-cortez. it's the most significant loss for a democratic incumbent in more than a decade. joining me now to discuss all of this is independent vermont senator bernie sanders. thanks for joining me. appreciate >> my pleasure >> we have to start with this political earthquake overnight and what it means more broadly. this win by ocasio-cortez. should nancy pelosi be afraid? >> when you have candidates like alexandria that has the guts to talk about the real issues. she campaigned on health care as a right, not a privilege. raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, demanding the wealthy pair their fair share of tacks. that's an agenda that will resonate all over this country. she happen to have the added advantage of being an extraordinarily good candidate and despite being out spent 10 to 1, she was able to run a strong grass roots campaign and win. the message here i that when you have candidates who are talking about the realssues impacting working fams and running sroots campaigns, they will w

but certainly, alexandria, you can answer, too.es it mean when a guy like joe crowley, who is one of the top leaders in the democratic party, who's won year after year after year after year, is defeated in his own primary and nobody sees it coming? is this -- did he fall asleep at the wheel? what happened? >> there's an incredible irony with what's happened with joe crowley and it is this -- he's been in congress for 20 years. he was elected in '98. a sort of the back-room maneuver got him into that place in the first place. he set out to climb the democratic ranks in d.c. but was blocked for years because he had a poor relationship with nancy pelosi. he sided with steny hoyer. in '06, '08, '10, cro had sights on moving up. in the last four years he mended the relationship with pelosi, he moved into leadership and was positioned at the time voting started yesterday, he was the closest thing there was to a consensus pick to emerge if nancy pelosi stepped down or was challenged, he was the closest thing to a consensus pick to become

live alexandria, anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. wentm a beautiful d monday to a nice day yesterday to whatever you want to call it today g >> you canive it a thump down. iill say this, temperature-wise, it's n terrible we're still only 81, that's been the high, normal is 87. and if we had a lot of sunshine on a day like this, we could have rough thunderstorms, i'm not saying we're off the hook just b yetut the clouds are doing us a solid. we may not have to deal with wispread strong or severe storms, we can see behind t cap havegheen hanging tou most of the day overcast skies reported just about all day long and as we che temperatures around the region, that's had an effect. expected are loading up the s atmosphere on moisture and feels like 85 degrees today. checking temperatures around the rest of the caregion, we see that south wind pumping in the moisture, it's2 quantico, 84 for fredericksberg. t we have some spots in the upr 70's and we'reontinuing to w out here toward the pan handle of west virginia where you've started to se

alexandria ocasio cortez was the first person and over a decade to challenge him.family. in a campaign video the former organiserfor family. in a campaign video the former organiser for bernie sanders emphasised her roots and her committee will portraying her opponent as an out of touch washington outsider. he cannot possibly represent us. she promised voters to fight for universal health care, a federaljobs guarantee and immigration reform. the morning after her when she exposed how she pulled it off. —— she explained how she pulled it off. we focused on making sure every person could see and have physical contact with our campaign in this community and have a message that was unapologetic in its advocacy for economic social and racial justice for working class americans. whilst you think the win means for the future of the democratic party? i hope that ushers ina new democratic party? i hope that ushers in a new time and error of candidates that are a little more independently funded, that are not primarily financed by lobbyists of corporations and that are fight

alexandria's time to star is really a bright light.en i've had conversations with folks across the state they're looking for leadership that allows them to believe in the concept and ideals of america again. my dad immigrated to this country from egypt, he took a bet to this society, it shouldn't administratmatter who is, how he prays, it shouldn't be that. it should be for people and by people, it can be a force for good. i'm reminding folks that every day and they're reminding me every day. >> it's interesting how it all comes together. one problem will be if you or some people have somewhat similar, but also two degrees very different of the party, you can say you got a big tent. if you win, you've got to governor and coming to on things. if you' have some people saying there's no issue on the border and others are saying there should be some ice, you're going to have a big ass problem on your hand. doctor, thank you so much. don lemon standing by with "cnn tonight," very interesting what's going on in the democratic side. >> that's

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incumbent democrat joe crowley ousted in new york's 14th district primary by democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez. the 28-year-old latina trouncing crowley in her first political campaign. congressman crowley is the fourth-ranked democrat in the house leadership. two democratic lawmakers said tonight the upset significantly alters the competition for the speaker's gavel if -- big if -- democrats take the house. >> ocasio-cortez ran defiantly to crowley's left with demands for universal health care, a federal jobs guarantee, and abolishing i.c.e., immigration and customs enforcement. crowley leaned heavily on his stage as a liberal, but she was not deterred. >> it's surreal. i did not see the numbers until now. i saw the numbers on television with you. i'm still processing a lot of this. working class americans want a clear champion, and as well nothing radical about moral clarity in 2018. >> ocasio-cortez likely to be the youngest woman ever elected to the house. crowley outraised her 10-1 and hadn't faced an opponent in 14 years. he was gracious and said he will keep his word and b

this is in the alexandria ctions of fairfax county. police there showed up for an overdose call on mission haort. was tuesday night. a family friend says that christopher paul was having a medical emergency. police tried to restrain him, but he stopped responding. he later died at the hospital. now investigators say he may ha e been suffering from mbolism, or air bubble in the blood. the police officer's body camera videos will be released if the footage does not jeopardize the vestigation. ♪ >>> it's 4:33. now to the primary in decision 2018. today we could learn the outcome to some close races in maryland. officials will begin counting are provisional and absentee ballots. one race, those ballots could impact, the metropolitan gomry county executive. right now candidates mark elrich and david blair are tied. the provisional ballotsayre g a big role because of a computer issue at the maryland vehicle administration. e motor vehicle administration left 80,000 people improperly register t. >>> and ou stories this morning. the supreme co

i congratulate alexandria ocasio-cortez. i look forward to working with her as we get democratic majority this fall. >> harris: you know it's interesting because this just -- wow, your answer was short. i thought you might have might have mentioned other victories for democrats. today president is face for the millennials and the generation z and the generational shift going on in democratic party. talk to me on the other side. >> there is a big shift on the democratic side. we are enthusiastic. we have stefanik on our side. youngest person in congress to this point. see what happens with ocasio-cortez. we are proud of the diversity in party. we doubled the number of the women running this time around compared to last time. there is a lot of good things to tout in the republican party. oaf at the democratic party the ideological shift toward socialism is frightening. gone is the party of j.f.k. and here very the party so socialism. that is out of step by the american people by a longshot. >> harris: one of the popular people

todaybinvestigators were back in alexandria. news 4 mark segraves explains how they combed for evidence that is seven months old. >> reporter: green wires run through the jeepnd windows a into the woods showinghe possible trajectory of the shots that were fired the night he was illed by u.s. park police officers. fairfax polic closed ft. hunt road just before 9:00 this morning to allow fbi investigators access to the scene. investigators positioned this jeep grand cherokee the one he was driving the night he was killed. at the same location seen in police dash cam video the night shooting. using metal detectors, shovels, even machete, they combed t tough the woods adjac where the shots were fired. the 25-year-old was shot last november by park police after a brief car cse. it ended in a hail of gunfire. police dash cam video shows as many as nine shots being fired by two park police officers. the chase began about five minutes beforehat shooting. video on fairfax county police c officer's das shows the chase along gw park way. s

that love was loste on city of alexandria. they asked clark to cut the weeds or they might do it for them. that's when clark contacted news4.go erika nzalez has more on how we're working for you. >> i like being outside. >> reporter: this is jim clark. >> i've lived here 30 years. >> reporter: this is his home in alexandria. >> this is st. john's worth and false blue indigo. >> reporter: a few years back he really got into plants and has the shirt to prove it. >> this person is stepping on a tyrant's neck and here, i'mng stepn ivy after i've cut it down. >> reporter: he was surprised whot he got ae from the city. >> yeah. this is a first. >> reporter: he needed to cut the weeds or the city might do it. might tack on a fine, too. according to the notice, the numbers on the house also needed to bix, displayed where they can be seen. the clarks reached out to news4 david culver who started asking estions and ultimately got the city to send its to its property. >> i don't understand the weeds you buy in nurseries. >> reporter: cla

alexandria ocasio-cortez. nada: after the shocking result, representative crowley tried to go out on a high note with his performance of bruce springsteen's "born to run." this defeat will rock the democratic party for some time. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. jane: for more on this, a short time ago i spoke tf a.b. stoddardalclearpolitics, and asked her if she saw this upset coming. a.b.: i think we have seen exples of this before when a member is so focused on the leadership aspirations in washington in the democric or the republican conference that they don't spend enough time at home. it is absolutely pitiful that she won this by fewer than,0 votes. he lostha -- he amassed fewer 12,000 votes. fewer than 28,000 votes in a district of 700,000 people. congressman crowley knows 20,000 people. you could have won this -- he uld have one does. he obviously spent much more time on his national ambitions, leadership ambitionsming top democrat if pelosi leaves. what his colleagues are saying today is they don't se

yesterday alexandria city counci sill approved changing the name to richmond highway. of course president of the con if he arrest during the civil war. there has been a public effrst for yea to get the highway changed. >> presint trump has a busy week ahead in the debatever sports betting inhe is set to take center stage on capitol hill. fox5's mike can for has a look at these stories and much more. >>ec sundayh giant samsung is set to reveal its gold color for s nine plus. ppure on the web site and alson best buy locations nationwide. > in politics this week, monday, president trump heads ta south carolihere he will be campaigning for governor henry master. the visit will take place just a da before mcmaster squares off against john warren in a runoff race. the winner will represent the gop in governor's race.

. >> close call for passengers on thisafternoon.us in alexandria a massive treeor in n beauregard street fell on top ou as. no one was rt. took down power lines and damaged car nearby. the power lines knocked out lights for some people in that neighborhood. former national security agency employee will spend five years in prison for leaking classified information. reality winner worked as ant. analys today she pled guilty in federal court in georgia. she growed to the plea deal as part of an agreement w prosecutors for a 63 month enison sent. she's been in jail for a year after she was caught mailing top secret documents to an on line mediasource. no date set for sentens. >> meanwhile top the removal of the peace cross memoria in bladensburg maryland. they've asked the supreme court to reverse aower court's ruling saying it violates the separation between church and state. it honors the servi of w war one vets from prince itgeorge's county. stood sinceve925. rnor hogan is in support of the oss. sue a ruling until after iso summer recess. >> some alexandria side seets have became popular

alexandria ocasio-cortez had never run for office and crowley spent ten times more than she did. here's her reaction when she found out she won. she was live on a new york cable channel at the time, and suffice it to say, she was a bit surprised. abc's political director rick klein has more on the stunning upset and the other primary results, rick. >> diane and kendis, one of the biggest primary nights of the year produced some of the biggest headlines including the biggest upset so far of the political year. alexandria ocasio-cortez is the democratic nominee in a district that has been represented by one of the top ranking members of house leadership, congressman joe crowley, a potential house speaker under a democratic regime has been ousted by a first-time candidate only 28 years old of puerto rican descent and upset one of the most senior democrats in the city. >> i cannot believe these numbers right now, but i do know that every single person here has worked their butt off to change the future. that's what i know. >>> in other big headlines, over on staten island the comebac

this is for alexandria 0casio—cortez.ruce springsteen's born to run. his defeat will rock the democratic party for a long time. president trump has begun the search for a successor to a key member of the us supreme court, who is standing down after three decades. that is a quick reminder of the top story. that is it from me. you are up story. that is it from me. you are up to speed. this is bbc news. hello there. it's a bit of a case of deja vu with the weather forecast at the moment. day—on—day, we're seeing those temperatures building. lots of sunny and dry weather during wednesday. top temperatures reached 32 at porthmadog in north wales. and we could see a similar story, i think, during the day on thursday. so high pressure well and truly driving our weather, keeping things dry and settled, with generally gentle breezes around. this was the picture in workington, cumbria during the day on wednesday. not a cloud in the sky there. i think we will have one or two areas of cloud around through thursday, particularly aroun

this isns theide of alexandria city hall today.s been constant and has been heavy here in alexandria. they are up in theou de digits. couple of reasons for that. you kotw they g contentious mayor al primary on the democrat side. u.s. senate primary, as of is concoction. it is not only raising expectations ofurn out here but also turning out those voters t >>>his is actually perhaps the heaviest turn out we've had in a non-presidential primary. it's higher than last ye's primary for governor and lieutenant govnor and it's hire than the 15 primary for mayor. by several percentage points. >> now, we told you about that of two cities. fairfax governmt centertoday, it was a ghost town. empty. they told us t percent turn out rate rightow amo democrats onest percent among republicans. we have less than two hours l in the the folks there who go out and lework on thesections think about that. listen to thef director oe board of the elections in 's veteran.ounty. we asked him what teught about allf this. this is a very important, i believe,

here he is at his rally, congratulating ocasio-cortez: >> this is for alexandria ocasio-cortez! ♪ in the day we sweat it out on the streets of a runaway ♪ american dream >> stephen: he saw the results and was like, "midlife crisis, activate!" ( cheers and applause ) he managed to turn his defeat into a viagra commercial. ( laughter ) but one politician was not quite so gracious: donald trump. he tweeted, "wow! big trump hater congressman joe crowley, who many expected was going to take nancy pelosi's place, just lost his primary election. in other words, he is out! that is a big one that nobody saw happening. perhaps he should have been nicer, and more respectful, to his president!" yes-- no! >> stephen: boo! >> stephen: he's right. queens is big on politeness. that's why on every street corner you hear, "excuse me, sir, i am walking here. ( laughter ) but you may forget about it." and you may have gotten rid of crowley, but i doubt the democratic socialist latina from queens is a huge fan of yours. "i'm so happy that alien has been defeated. i look forward to working with congr

alexandria ocasio-cortez. it's a name we're all going to be learning.28-year-old activist running for a congressional seat held by joe crowley in queens and the bronx, and she upset the incumbent tonight. the incumbent crowley outspent her 18 to 1 in this race. here is one of the ways she won. here is one of her campaign videos that you can see online during the campaign. >> it's time to fight for a new york that working families can afford. that's why i'm running for congress. this race is about people versus money. we've got people. they've got money. it's time we acknowledge that not all democrats are the same, that a democrat who takes corporate money, profits off foreclosure, doesn't live her, doesn't send his kids to our schools, doesn't drink our water or breathe our air cannot possibly represent us. >> winning the democratic primary in a new york city congressional race basically means winning the congressional election. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> the breaking news tonight, voters in seven st

jillian: alexandria?e hallmarks of the trump's foreign policy is something i agree, not broadcasting in advance what we think the timetable should be for anything just because it sets unrealistic expectations and tipoff to enemies about what our intentions are. that being said, i think that in terms of specific asks we've already seen some signs of good faith and, you know, i'm particularly hopeful given the fact that north korea decided this year to skip an antiamerican rally that they typically hold regarding the korean war. they've also sent back the remains of -- preparing to send back remains of soldiers who were killed in korean war and remains have been in north korea and so i think that there's, you know, signs of good faith on north korean sign and i can only hope that it continues. jillian: do you think this gets done during the first term? >> certainly hope that they will. this is something that they definitely want to wrap up during president trump's first term. it's possible that it might tak

alexandria ocasio of cortez.de a facility for separated immigrant children. cbs news obtained cell phone video from inside the cayuga centers in new york. it shows children huddled in what looks like classrooms, including one crying girl who couldn't talk to her mother. vladimir duthiers shows how they're coping after weeks separated from their families. >> the government will not let cameras in. officials release images they only want you to see. these videos were provided by attorney michael avenatti. they were shot by an employee who was troubled by family separations and recently quit. >> when we first see leo, he's all smiles. but that smile disappears when he's asked if he's sad about being away from his mother. attorney michael avenatti represents leo's mother. the two were separated 48 hours after arriving at the texas border may 10th. >> she had no idea where he was for the better part of three weeks and she was distraught over it. >> what is leo's mother's status? >> she's been deported back to guatemal

this is for alexandria ocasio—cortez.a high note with this performance of bruce springsteen's born to run. this defeat will rock the party for a long time. hello there. it's a bit of a case of deja vu with the weather forecast at the moment. day—on—day, we're seeing those temperatures building, lots of sunny and dry weather during wednesday. top temperatures reached 32 at porthmadog in north wales. and we could see a similar story, i think, during the day on thursday. so high pressure well and truly driving the weather, keeping things dry and settled, with generally gentle breezes around. this was the picture in workington, cumbria during the day on wednesday. not a cloud in the sky there. i think we will have one or two areas of cloud around through thursday, particularly around the east, down towards lincolnshire, east anglia, some cloud around the coast that should thin and break during the day, but anywhere you could see fairweather cloud. as we draw in the breeze from the north—east, it's looking a little bit cooler

and joe crowley, and democratic socialist alexandria cortez, just take a look at her face in completee was shocked as results came in. if she wins in november 28th-year-old will be the youngest woman ever elected to the house. donald from reacting, big trump hater, joe crowley who many expected would take nancy pelosi's place just lost his primary econ, he i perhaps he should have been nicer and more respectful to the president. donald trump's pick in south carolina surviving his gubernatorial challenge, john warren. >> in south carolina, on the edge of the greatest prosperity we ever had. >> reporter: mitt romney, utah's senate ballot, donald trump tweeting big and conclusive win by mitt romney i look forward to working together. there is so much to do, great and loving family. facing the music, peter stzrok will testify behind closed doors on capitol hill, set to grill them on his entitled text messages, hillary clinton email probe. doug in dc. >> a fair amount of negotiating, he will be here to answer questions about the hillary clinton email investigation drafting earliest stages.

alexandria ocasio-cortez. she ran far left.ey picked up the republican nomination in utah. >> also breaking overnight, a federal judge in california issuing a nationwide injunction to stop the trump administration from separating families at the border. the judge also ordering families be reunited within 30 days if a child underage 5 was separated. that reunification must happen in two weeks. we have learned from the government in the past week just six children, six out of more than 2,000 who remain separated will from their parents. >> it was an earthquake last night. 14th congressional district. there it is. the big winner. alexandria ocasio-cortez defeats the number four man in the house leadership. joe

justin wilson edged out the mayor allisonlv burg in alexandria that effectively makes him the next mayor. about 1,000 votes separated them tonight. >> wilson supporters celebrated with a barbecue tonight. watch the bottom of your screen for other race resultsncluding the alexandria city council. >>> breaking tonight, valerie ir'i irvin. when he died, s t foughthave ballots reprinted to show her name at the top of the ticketul a judge r there was not enough time. tomorrow she will throw her support behind baker. the remaining democrats trying will e on larry hogan debate on nbc 4 this sunday. tom sherwood will moderate. look for it here "meet the press." >>> there is also breaking news in washington right now where several officers shot andailled an in an alley thievening. >> the man shot at officers and he had a gun. one of the many things detective there's try to find out is who shot first. >> police have been on the scene for hours. they tell us the shootingpp ed just after 7:00. i want to show you where it happ led. takek at that gray building behind us. just in front is an alley. inv

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it's unclear how it ended up in alexandria. alicia's neighbor found the hog weed. >> it actually is kind of cool o that somethingare is in the neighborhood. unfortunately it happens to be something we don't ever want to touch or get near. >> reporter: back out here plant experts recommend if you come across hog weed make sure you wear protective gear such as gloves and goggles and gear that you wr to make sure that you do not touch it. here in alexandria, shomari stone. news 4. >> that' pretty frightening. chef derek has entered the house. look what he brought t. >> he was lying. he did bring some indoors. >> look at this thing. unbelievable. >> that's what he's the rest of us will get the little scraps. >> i touched it first. >> ioid get taste some. is delicious. >> it is. thank you, chef. what an afterno>> for us. coming up amelia tracking the next round of rain moving in tonight. up next, why you'll want to keep the umbrella handy as we head into the weekend. >>> i'm darcy spencer. caught on camera. this home surveillance sy

joining me now is alexandria cortez. congratulations. >> thank you. >> i don't know what i did by 28 years old but it certainly sn't this. conatulations to you. you said leading up t last night in the election, women like me aren't supposed to run for office. you did, you won. you were outspent 10 to 1, why did you win? >> i think that really -- i mean we won because we organized. we won because i think we had a very clear winning message and we took that message to doors that had never been knocked on before. we spoke to communities that had typically been, i think, dismissed and they responded. when people feel like they are being spoken directly to, i do feel like they are -- they'll do things like turnout in an off-year mid-year primary. >> you are clearly saying that your party -- that's the democratic party has dismissed factions of society, has dismissed groups of people. who is that? >> i think what we really need to talk about it is we need to reach out to young people, people we think are nonvoters, speak engli

in alexandria. administrative and criminal investigations. are underway >> former naacp president ben jealous defeated rash urn baker. proposals include unitedhealthcd raising state minimumne to 15 dollars and hour. if he wins he owe would be maryland first black overnor. >> angela also wbrooks in the prince george county race and she beat out donna edwards and anthony muse and will face jerry math isn telephone. >> today is wednesday, june 27. let's bring in michael thomas and talk about the weather. i heard him say rain earlier. i'm hoping for clearer skies. wh do i know. you have them coming wisdom later thik. in fact maybe more than i bargained for lots of sunshine and er high atures. but, today,kl more ts than sun fortunately a two nice days in a row. we can't explain too much. today is best chance of rai showers all week. more clouds than sun as we work ohr wayough the afternoon hours today. the more sprise that peeks throh later on today sharms. best ce of storms around the region will be like that 5 to 10 so:00 time frame. i 5 maybe e

victims of the alexandria congressional shooting return to e diamond to play ball. >>> plus, dress code debate. are the rules i schools biassed against girls? the changes proposed and what it means for what your kids wear to school. sflierj e helped win the cup. we talked to a capitallar for his plans for a white house visit. >> news 4 today starts now. >>> it's we4:30, ane taking a live look outside as you start your thursday. it's still dark out there, and you are going to feel t heat as soon as you step outside. it's really muggy. can i tell you a true confession? i put a shower cap over my hair >> no, you did not. new as soon as i walked into the building -- >> are there no pictures? >> no photos. no photos. >> it's literally a five-second walk. >> my hair isha so straight the humidity really affects it. >> i'm so gladt you didt stopped on europe way to, who. can you imagine explaining a >>shower cap? do have it in my bag. i'll prove it to you. >> that would be quite a piure. >> maybe