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hutchings says began in alexandria k indergarten with his teacher mrs. dorothy mckenzie. s> she, i believe, instilled in me that anything possible. >> reporter: growing up in a single parent household, he graduated from t.c. williams high school. he pursued education, first as teacher then as a principal. >> i want toju do more than , you know, touch the lives of 25 kids. i want to touch the l of an entire school building. >> reporter: he took over an entire school system and shaker heights, ohio. he invited miss mckenzie his kindergarten teach eastern adviser. >> this has just been an awesome experience for me to have poured into him and then he come bac b an my leader and pour back into me. dent.m your superint >> reporter: dr. hutchings brings his family and leadership to alex an dree yachandria. his two kids joining the students he'llsversee. >> ts the only place that i feel like i am home. so it's pretty cool. >> reporter: thisr f t.c. williams prom king, back home, eager to beginning his new reign in a familiar town. alexandria, david culver, news 4. >> goodluck, do

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alexandria ocasio-cortez joins me now.ongratulations. >> thank you for having me. >> you do have a general election, you're not a congresswoman yet. but it is a strong democratic seat. let me start with something nancy pelosi said about your victory. >> they made a choice in one district, let's not get yourself carried away on the expert of demographics and that within the caucus and outside the caucus. it is not to be viewed as something that stands for everything else. >> she was a bit defensive. a lot of people coming at her saying your victory means a lot more than just a primary win in the bronx. how did you react to that? >> well, i think that there are a lot of districts in this country that are like new york 14. you know, with -- that have changed a lot in the last 20 years and whose representation has not. and it's not to say whether someone should be voted out or voted in, but i think it definitely speaks to perhaps us evolving in our messaging and at least how we do things. so i do think that -- i do think that

alexandria ocasio-cortez.s pressed about israel's occupation of palestine, she didn't know what she was talking about. >> i think what people are seeing an increasing crisis of humanitarian conditions. that's where i tend to come from. you used the term the occupation of palestine. >> oh, i think what i meant is like the settlements that are increasing in some of these areas. >> do you think you can expand on this? >> i'm not the expert on geopolitics. liz: tom perez says this is the future of the democratic party. she did quote say she absolutely believes in israel's right to exist. but given her comments that capitalism won't exist. should the democrats be concerned? >> she is a rising star and she'll be elected to congress in the fall. but i was in a state represented in the reddest part of the red state in kansas. the republicans have one playbook and they need a boogie woman. liz: the dnc chair says she is the future and she doesn't know what she is talking about. >> the republican party can't function wi

so i would be an interesting topic but i want to go back to alexandria. cortez so i mean she's a very interesting phenomenon and she's the the reason the most recent eruption of the just rup shin and the two political parties and i get the leadership of the democratic party just so blinded by all of these things here they were blindsided by her election i don't feel sorry for her opponent i mean because he's a swamp character i wish more of them would be thrown out but i mean listening to meet the press democratic socialism i don't think she has a clue what it really is but it sounds nice ok it sounds nice and considering the the empty rhetoric that we have from these establishment politicians including republicans i'm not surprised some people want to listen to that to be honest with you go head south. you know i mean she's something a little different but obviously she was supported by some elements of the new york power structure that allowed her to get to the point that she said that i agree it's good that she's removing so little but probably there a

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jillian: from bernie sanders to alexandria ocasio-cortez, some of the democrats biggest stars sharingne common theme. >> democratic socialism. democratic socialism. democratic socialism. jillian: socialism surging in the age of trump, so what does it really say about the democratic party? that debate is coming up next. jillian: fox news alert, gunman opening fire on busy street in toronto overnight killing one person and injuring 13 others. police say it was not random. [shots fired] rob: terrifying, the shooter dressed in all black opening fire in a neighborhood known as greek town, shots heard from blocks away. [shots fired] jillian: police say a young woman is dead, 9-year-old girl is in critical condition. >> it's the street where families come, they're all out tonight walking, having their dinner and this, i guess, lone gunman simply came out and started shooting, it's unbelievable actually. rob: gunman was killed in shootout with police, investigate not ruling out terrorism as possible motive. gene adkins allegedly shot grandmother during argument and kidnapped girlfriend and cr

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alexandria ocasio-cortez has arrived.casio-cortez made waves two weeks ago for unseating a 10-term democratic incumbent who was chairman of the house democratic caucus, winning with 57% of the vote. ocasio-cortez ran to the left of her opponent, forcing him to join her there. she even tweeted out a picture of the holes she wore through the sole of her shoes pounding the pavement of new york's 14th congressional district. her win was a political earthquake. she was elected not by criticizing donald trump, but by making a positive case for democratic socialism and racial justice. according to pundits, she is high-speed wi-fi in a system still impressed by dial-up, a social-media influencer who can sell policy and sell out lipstick with a single tweet. there is no denying she is the progressive "it" girl, as much for her ideas as for her sheer political talent. a campaign worker wrote, "ocasio-cortez is as articulate as she is relatable, as charismatic as she is fierce." in the last two weeks, she has become the vanguard of

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where all of this took place to begin with the towns of alexandria, and georgetown, alexandria, virginia, across the river, georgetown, d.c., were incorporated in the site, george washington selected for this capital of america and they were both settled by scots, run and operated by scots. so it wasn't so unusual that they would look to scotland. we know that the shops were supplied with materials from scotland, edinburgh, and so washington then put this plan here in an area that he had long admired. business people had seen that this site is about 400 miles from the sea. from the ocean. and it could, you could come here on a sailing ship. this was probably the deepest where you could come into the interior in colonial america. but this was very deep. and that was why these two towns were founded. and just below the first of the rapids, but everybody knew the river, the river potomac could go way into the interior. and eventually would join the ohio and the ohio and the mississippi. it wasn't part of the country, when this happened. but it would happen very immediately on very soon afte

suburb of alexandria, virginia. in that part of the case, mr.anafort's lawyers last week tried to argue that press coverage had leaked to the media were adversely affecting his defense. rachel brought you the transcript on friday, starting with defense attorney kevin downey. >> we'd like to do, we don't have to take too much time, but we'd like to do some supplemental briefing with you, your honor, about the nature of the leaks that occurred here. we have higher level government officials that have said to the press that mr. manafort, and then the judge intervenes, well, have you filed? let's assume for a moment you're right. what is the remedy you would seek? and then downing said, well, the question becomes how can you have a fair trial when the press and media have been so saturated with false statements about the evidence? the judge said, all right, so what's the remedy, assuming you're right? downey, well, given the pattern of conduct, one remedy is certainly dismissal. the judge, no. putting that one aside. mr. downey, i'd like to stick wi

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that is the exceptionalism alexandria ocasio-cortez has never experienced in her life.hese are people who sign only the back of a paycheck. not the front of a paycheck. jesse: you can voluntarily give more money to the government. since ronald reagan election in 1980 and 1981, worldwide poverty has gone from 10% to 7%. that's not because of the spread of socialism, that's because of the spread of free market capitalism. >> i life expectancy in 1900 was a little over 40 years. now we are living late into our 80s. we have an abundance problem of the west. we throw away more food than we consume. you can look at human migratory patterns. no one * every flees free market capital tennessee valley go back to marxism. they are leaving havana or miami, not miami for havana. jesse: when you hear people denigrate the american system like cortez does, when we talk about importing socialism into america, do you believe she thinks socialism can be implemented america and people can thrive? or do you think they want to bring socialism here because they want to slow down america? >> i

they are being boxed in by alexandria ocasio-cortez.licans often say that a socialist is an honest democrat and she is young, she is bold, and she is politically naive enough to have told the truth. and for a while, i think her ideas, abolishing i.c.e., open borders, socialism, she's a openly socialist, all the stuff that the democrats are exciting because her a election was shocking and they have pulled their masks off for a minute and mark poe can, representing wisconsin, came up with a bill d everyone is really excited and then they pulled it and they realized that the american people weren't with them so they pulled the punch. republicans with this bill forward and they still want to speak to that base, get everyone excited, the party of bernie, the party of alexandria ocasio-cortez, and they voted "present" instead of for the bill, which is what they really believe. they really believe in the same things that alexandria does. >> laura: juan, is that the case. you only had 80 democratic voters support immigration customs enforcement

across your cortez -- alexandria ocasio -cortez. willo you think democrats tailor message ahead of them in terms? >> this is a story with multifaceted storylines behind it, not the least of which that mr. crowley was trying to position himself to be the next leader of the house democrats, not the least of which cortezdria ocasio- represents an ideological breakthrough for the democrats. whatthink her message or she wants people to remember as was something i will guess we will hear more and more from democrats between now and the election. not so much from her message of aggressive is a -- progressivism. she wants to eliminate ice, wants medicare to be the sole health care provider for the country, wants free public college for everyone -- those progressive ideas. i don't know whether that's when the democrats will go. but here's what they will listen to, which she said time and time again. no -- themocrats, whole country knows who donald trump is. we don't need to spend our campaign talking ill of donald trump and taught people out

all of those defendants were housed safely there alexandria pending their respective trials at the alexandriation center will presumably be no different. so you see the judge making the move to move paul manafort whether he wants it or not. >> cnn has learned that paul manafort believes he was being treated like a vip. what can you tell us about his time in jail so far? >> that's right. this is what comes from a new filing from mueller's team, essentially saying, look, they can monitor paul manafort's calls while he's in jail. he apparently told one of his associates he feels like he's being treated like a vip in his living area. he has a private bathroom. he has a private shower. he has his own telephone. he also has a separate work space. mueller's team also points out that paul manafort has access to a laptop. they gave him an extension cord. he's also able to send e-mails. mueller's team says he's been sending more e-mails than he's allowed to thanks to a work-around, using a second computer thanks to his lawyer. he doesn't even have to wear a prison jumpsuit while in jail. manafort's leg

well, alexandria ocasiez joins me now. congratulations. >> thank you.'rg me. >> ynot a congresswoman-elect yet, you have a general election but it is a pretty strongly democratic seat. let me first start with something that nancy pelosi said about your victory earlier this week. takelisten. >> they made a choice in one district. so let's notet yourself carried away as an expert on dem grams and all that within the caucus or catside the cus. it is not to be viewedso as thing that stands for everything else. >> she was a bit defensive. a lot of people coming at her saying your victory means a lot morehan just arimary win in the bronx. how did you react to that? >> well, i think that there are a lot ofdistricts in this country that are like new york 14, you know, with -- that have changed a lot in the last 20 yearwhande representation has not. and it's not to say whether someone shou be voted out or voted in, but i think it definitely speaks to us perhaps evolving in our messaging in at least how we do things. so i think that, you know, i do think that the

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alexandria ocasio-cortez, again, congratulations on your primary victory.ll see you back here again. >> of course. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> all right. when we come back, why ocasio-cortez's victory may be more of a progressive outlier than a trend this primary season. >>> as we go to break, we want to remember the five staff members who died in thursday's mass shooting at the "capital gazette" newspaper close to us here in annapolis, maryland. just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise monitoring of irrigation. it's a smart way to help increase yields, all before the rest of us get out of bed. better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for w

that happened in this house and the house is still there in alexandria. if you can forgive the limestone, please see it if you can. christ church and alexandria, church of england, was built with a trim of sandstone, you see it's painted, it always had trouble with the weather. and the scots realized when they got here. it's brick and limestone it's still a practicing church, through war and the civil war, it was always protected because this is where george washington worshiped. one of two churches. a country church near mount vernon, and this one, christ church, it had very few changes. it reminds you inside what you see in bermuda or barbados, where the english were. they built this kind of church. i urge you to see it, if possible. it had -- i've done something wrong. there. there we go. here, you can barely see it, they have split between two rocks, in the process, this is stafford county, jane o'connor have created a wonderful little park there, it's a highly desirable residential area, but it's just as they left it when the buildings are built here

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so we had alexandria on the show and did different videos about her 34 times before her election.wn eyes. we said she would win, we told them why she would win, and she won. they helped to make that happen. that is a little different in media. that's what's coming. >> tell me about your business model of the young turks. there's been some headlines saying you've been laying off some staffers. at the same time, you're adding new shows. how do you keep this business thriving at a time when every single digital media company is having a hard time getting advertisers to spend more and more money? >> yes. so every business we prioritize every once in a while, we just did that at the young turks. we launched a new podcasting network, we're super proud of it. we have "we the people" with nina turner. we've got rebel headquarters hosted by me. so it is the home of progressives. it has the entire spectrum. >> that's really interesting, there's a market opportunity, you're saying, around there. by the way, thanks for not walking off when i asked about your business. glenn beck walked out on

. >>> first a democratic congressman, democrat congressman should be who lost to alexandria ocasio-cortez, joe crowley, there he is, he has a radical idea of his own, financially compensate, give taxpayer money to the families who were separated at the border. what do you think about that? we're on it. ♪

"alexandria, the race is over and democrats need to come together.e made my support for you clear, and the fact that i'm not running. we scheduled phone calls and your team has not followed through." then the working family party weighed in saying that crowley should remove himself from the ballot but apparently the only way to do that is to register to vote in a different state, committed a felony, or die. crowley tweeted "i don't plan on moving out of new york. have a clean record. hope god's will is that i don't die." many house democrats are angry that ocasio-cortez is leveraging her newfound star power to help other insurgent candidates upset others to democrats. democratic horseman gregory meeks said "we are trying to take back the house but it seems they are just trying to go after democrats. it makes no sense." the national political correspondent for "the washington post" called the ocasio-cortez victory part of the democratic civil war, saying new york governor andrew cuomo should be scared. cuomo is facing a primary challenge from actress

sanders and alexandria cortez set to appear at a rally in wichita, kansas, the past something for democratic congressional candidate who is looking to and see the republican incumbent ron estes. thompson last year lost last year to assistant special election to replace secretary of state mike pompeo. sanders and cortez will attend a rally for progressive candidate bruce welder as well. despite her giving the far left a big boost, mike huckabee says democrats have to embrace her socialist platform because they have nothing else to run. >> their messages vote for us, we will reverse all those tax cuts and take that money back from you and put it in the government's hands, open up the borders, you won't be safe and a lot of cities and we want to reverse the economic gains we are making and take those bonuses back. that is their message. democrats campaign moniker this

jail the judge had this to say, quote, the professionals at the alexandria detention center are veryiar with housing high profile defendants including foreign and domestic terrorists, spies and traitors, both kinds. accordingly and for all of these reasons it is here by ordered that defendant's motion opposing his transfer is denied. it is further ordered that the u.s. marshals shall comply with the previous order that the defendant be transported to be housed at the alexandria detention center pending trial. so he'll now be moved to a jail in alexandria, virginia, to await his trial whether he likes it or not. wonder if he'll be able to surreptitiously be able to send e-mails from that lockup, too. something has made paul manafort suddenly want a long time before his trial starts. he wants many more months to prepare for his trial. but whatever it is, it doesn't actually appear to be the location of his jail, which is what he had started off complaining about. he will now apparently be transferred with or without his laptop extension cord and i don't know whether or not the white ho

that is not the sort of thanks democratic upstart, alexandria ocasio-cortez wants to hear. she is the socialist who upset joe crowley is the democratic primary last month. >> i would support impeachment. i think we have the grounds to do it. >> the big question now is whether or not democrats will continue to ramp up support for impeachment despite president trump's reversal today. >> thank you very much. for the democrats, there is no bigger story than claiming russia flipping the election in favor of president trump, a man they are now labeling treasonous. many democrats are unable to understand why some 62 million americans voted for the then real estate tycoon. the president insists that russia was successful in effecting the actual outcome. they want to be clear russia had some kind of impact. >> russia's impact had no impact at all on the outcome of the election. >> the russians most certainly under the direction of vladimir putin interfered in our election. after yesterday, and the reaction from yesterday, it would be hard to argue that a putin was not successful. >>

. >>> an alexandria man will spend three years behind bs for making threats against students at howard university. today he was sentenced to 33 months behind bars. prosecutors say he posted a threat online in 2015. in that threat her, promised to killan africmericans at the university. a judge considered the threats a ordered e so rust was to pay howard more than $6,000 restitution. >>> there are disturbingal new gations against cardinal mccarrick. he's been accused of abusing a young boy. the victim is a son of a family friend of msarrick's who say he was 11 when mccarrick first exposed himself. the alleged sexual abuse lasted for two decades. pope francis ordered mccarrick removed from the ministry afterh allegationed fondled a teenager years ago in new york city. mccarrick has beneath the allegations. >>> a man ordered to never come to d.c. after being arrested foe jumping white house fence, but the court order doesn't keep him a'sy. ow accused of another brazen security breach. scott macfarlane explains. >>> a former substitute and basketball coach is sentenced to more than 30 year

if you're driving in this area of alexandria, usese rus road to get arnold. today, you need a workaround. you might the thinkg it's not raining so the work might get done sooner tha later. as of right now, you will see tieupsn russell road. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. >>> we have breaking newsw. virginia state police have issued anmb alert. we go to chris lawrence with more on that. >> a man abducted a teenage girl and they could be traveling through virginia right now. want to get to pictures. virginia state police said grace galliher was taken by rich d they were seen at a motel in marion, virginia. right now,nvestigators think they're heading north along i-81.s as far what to look out for on the roads, here's what the fbi wants you to see. they may be in this 2004 navy blue chevy trail blazer with a tennessee tag. i posted a link to all of thi information on my twitter page. >> it's 6:05. >>> a confrontation during a police investigation led to a shooting. >> the spect fired at the officer first and then, the officer shot back. the inc

we've got bernie and now alexandria.hisxa is a wild moment but i think more people many more people are seeing just how far off the rails the democrats are going. trumping freaking them out because he is doing such a nice job. >> brandon nailed it. the rhetoric ist turning people off. if someone says something stupid they've fallen off their rocker. well maxine has never been on her rocker and this is why she has gone over the clip with some of the things she is saying and that is what is causing people like brandon and others to walk away. b look. you've heard me say this before. the american people are not stupid. they are not wedded to a particular party. they lookth at the facts and the fact is that the democrats have no message. they have no leadership. and people that are informed like brandon are saying they are walking away from this. >> laura: i've been dying to share something with you. thisan is an exchange between chuck dodd and alexandria ocasio-cortezas again about what socialism means to her. >> what is yo

in new york congressional candidate alexandria cortez, the agency is violating human rights during an interview last night she called on ordinary americans to act saying we need to occupy every airport. we need to occupy every ice office, no sign the party leadership supports those calls, there is a sign this debate over ice come november could potentially be a very awkward one with democrat candidates. shannon: former pres. obama had important things to say in a speech. >> this was pres. obama's first major speech since leaving office. it was made at an event in south africa honoring what would have been nelson mandela's 100th birthday. he talked about tackling wealth disparity by increasing taxes on the rich and providing universal basic income, guaranteed pay in other words. species we have to consider new ways of thinking about these problems like universal income, review of the work week, how we retrain young people. and an entrepreneur somewhat, we have to worry about economics if we want to get democracy back on track. >> mr. obama seemed to aim a veiled criticism at the leader

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. >>> we're following breaking news in alexandria this morning. fire and police crew are on the scene a of fire. >> megan mcgrath is live on the scene. what is going on? >> reporter: pretty scary moments for some of the residents who live outside in this complex. a fire broke out in the second floor. and residents describe smoky corridors and chaos. just spoke to one woman who was pulled out by the fire department by a ladder. three people have been taken to the hospital for evaluation. we don't have an update on their condition. folks are waiting to have more. up.ll break it >>> the world is watching what today in finlan president trump arrived in helsinki to meet with the russian president talks with vladimir putin. >> both leaders are set to arrive at the presidential palace, waiting for us. how is the supposed to begin. >> good morning. it will begin differently than the hi-level foreign diplomatic surmtmmits. the two men will be the only two in the room. thisas a request of president putin to the white house quickly answered yes to they say t

well democrats, led in part by rising stars like alexandria ocasio-cortez who describes herself as aocialist are beginning to rally around ideas like free public college. or medicare for all. and as a result, right wing pundits are absolutely losing their minds. >> socialist superstar bernie sanders and yeah, the new rockstar, alexandria ocasio-cortez were in kansas on friday pushing their socialist, liberal, left wing agenda. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez is a product of a marxist, socialist, anti-american ideology. >> i mean, we have alexandria ocasio-cortez talking about she will not rest until there is free education for all students. >> we've got this rising star socialist, alexandria cortez saying capitalism won't work. i'll tell you, i don't know if that's the way to power. socialists treat the constitution like a build your own, all you can eat buffet salad. >> seth: they're trying to make democratic socialism sound scary by comparing it to an all you can eat buffet. [ laughter ] in america. [ laughter ] if the socialists win, they'll turn this country into one big golden corra

liz: that's new york socialistic congressional candidate alexandria cortez. another surprise election win this time in a district she was not even running in. this as democrats are increasingly campaigning on big government jobs programs things like guaranteed income, guaranteed jobs, paid for by federal taxpayers but all of this is rendered irrelevant as the jobs market is roaring and a record number of americans voluntarily quitting their jobs because they can find another job that's even better. let's bring in turning point usa founder charlie kirk. charlie what's your reaction to all of this? >> well you know this is something you and i have talked about over the years and i'm trying to warn older americans. look there is a socialistic under current growing in this country starting on college campuses. the idea of social socialism is being grows tied in fact glamour ized to young people and at turning point usa but socialism is not about helping the poor. it's about hating the rich. it's about trying to destroy those that have accomplished to try to redis

jesse: they may have a little alexandria deep down. they they just try to hide that from the american people. i think the democratic party will try to kneecap her bernie sanders style. she'll get so powerful and cause so much drama, she'll have to be taken care of. >> it's a split and a civil war between the party and it won't help them at the voting booth. jesse: i see a big-time split between the people that want the street action, the street justice, the maxine people, and alexandria and the people who understand you have to at least appear to be moderate to win elections. >> i see liberal refugees. that would be me. that's how i ended up on this side. we'll see a lot of moment moving over to trumpland because he's starting to sound a lot more like what we want him to sounds like in the past. what he's saying makes sense. plus on the other side -- >> look at the accomplishments. you can't argue with the unemployment or economic numbers and north korea at the table. jesse: that's what is probably driving them so nutty. he's winning a

as alexandria ocasio-cortez calls for the abolish i.c.e.stor to occupy the borders, mad about and upset about separation of families at border, dnc chair perez. >> we're not going to win if we don't stand for anything, we need to occupy every airport, border. every ietio i.c.e. office untile kids are back with their parents. liz: we take it up with katrina pearson. we should note laguardia airport is in cortez's district. what is your reaction. reporter: someone forget to tell miss cortez it is time to shift gears from being an activist to a politician. great to push these ideas and notions. but now it time for her to put forward actual solutions, one thing she really complaining about with separation of family, trump administration policies. it is not the trump administration policies. it is everyone that she supported prior to the last elect who are in was on the that -- in wa office that created the laws, this pride full ignorance makes her the perfect choice to lead the democrat party as tom perez likes to promote her, they share simila

alexandria ocasio-cortez went to the border right before election day. her plane was delayed. was concerned she would not be back in new york for the primary day, but if you could start by responding to this, and then we will hear what she has to say ababout immigration actitivism. was: well, her victory quite spectacular and significant. to is awhat it points split in the democratic party. roughly speaking between the popular base and the party managers. the popular base is increasingly social democratic, increasingly concerned with the progressive objectives she outlined in those remarks. it should be directed not only butxpanding the electorate, to the general working class, poor populations, middle-class population of the country, for whom these ideals are quite significant. they can be brought to that. that is one part of the party. the other part of the party is the donor-oriented, managerial part of the new democrats, so-called, the clintonite democrats, who are pretty much what used to be called moderate republicans. the republican party itself has drifted so far to th