those people complained to their anc commissioner who has sent a letter to chief newsham. hear now one of the men that was there t day and the anc commissioner anthony lorenzo green. >> theut jump in all four quadrants every day and mess with young black mene i community just like us. >> racist policing that's w exactlyt it is and it don't matter how me h you diversifpolice department, you know, it's still the se tactics and methods and the way i see it is whyll are we doing the same thing decade after decade expecting a different result. >>eporter: now here is part of the letter fromhief newsham to aio comner green. it says here i will ensure that a full and completeinvestie conducted. if police misconduct is sustained, we will take the appropri address.es to he goes on to sayhe metropolitan police department is committed to ir unbiased policing. i'm hopeful the community we are policingsnttte teav o all of the men and women of this agency. that is chief newsham to anc commissioner r green. we'veeached out to d.c. police as well. we've not heard bac back directy deanwood

police t chief peter newshahe anc commissioner mr.completeio investigatwill be conducted. if police misconducs sustained, we will te the appropriate measures to address. the metropolitan police department i committed to fair unbiased constitutional policing. i am hopeful that the community we serve dsn't take any single incident of police misconduct attribute that behavior to all of the men and women of this agency. so, in a sense itlmost seemslikg with the people that that didn't see right but h has not said that to us and again retorring treacting to theoncerm the anc commissionerly we'll have to see where this goes, guys, because again, the man thn thathey found the gun on was allowed to walk off and police searched the others, guys. >> thanks, bob, appreciate it. is our time right now. also happening in t district a man was shot to death aroundni 2:15 thisng inside a house on the 2400 block of skyland pla southeast. and police response drew a large and rowdy crowd which has since dispersed.t >>> meanwhile pres trump is under fire

here now one of the m who was searched and also the lol anc commissioner. >> they on us every day. they jump out in d.c. all four quadrants every day and mess with young black men in the counity just like us. >> racist community, that's exactlyndhat it is it don't matter how much you dimersify the police dent, you know, it's still the same tactics and methods and the way i see it why are we still doing the same thing decade after decade after dade and expecting a different result? >> reporter: now, here is part of the letter sent from newsham to anthony lorenzo green there the anc commissioner. it says "i will ensure that a full and completen investigwill be conducted. if police misconduct is sustained we will take the appropriateeasures to address it. "not that the chief is saying what happened here is wrong but he's looking into it guys and it's right the on video. >> ♪ >> 6:03 rightid now. ent trump under fire following a series of tweets the president taking twitter yesterday comparing people who enter the u.s. from mexico to inv aers. during interview the president mentionedga

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but there is just anc c a small, that it might lead to the missing boys.ies into the case that hai police are making the most of this one. the police chief has hiked up to direct the operation. theiplan is to lower into a narrow fissure barely ade enough forn adult. this is the most hopeful discovered by two british cavers yesterday. what we are watching here is poce climbers going down this very small opening in the rock. it is both tight -- they have tied a rope across it. e thwhole thing feels like they are improvising, just trying to find a way througho te whether this leads to the caves. i now? going to moven the british cavers come back from climbing another world evidently from anywhere. as they dissent, the climbers send back a video of their progress. late in the day, they discovered a large chamber, a rare p nce of positis. it is not clear whether this connects to the main cave. they are being supplied by helicopter, so they can keep on looking up here for little side. -- on the hillside. laura: for many trists who visit australia, climbing uluru

i went to the capital of the republic of ireland to find out more andco set in anc dublin cafÉ with twoto hear their concerns for ireland in a post brexit world. >> i don't think the british voters give any talk to thisquences of brexit island i will think they thought about support from i don't think they thought about the good friday if the conflict reemerges on this island, people will die. that is a nightmare scenario, and that makes all the other things -- money, economic come that stuff pale. >> pple internationally perhaps to realize the scars of the conflict we carry. those who live through the conflict, it is not good enough. we cannot whomlosest neighbors, for there is no a relationship. arwe are in a difficult sc, like the kid in the divorce. laura: from the civil war to the end of slavery abraham lincoln's story fills the history books. before the white house, he was a lawyer in illino. his final courtroom appearance is the subject of a new book by dan abrams, "lincoln's last trial: the murder case that propelled him to the presidency." i spoke to dan short time ago. dan abr

he's willing to make anc sion on something the south koreans view as a u.s.-south of the korean alliance and it's not just a south korean issue. the japanese will look at this and say, how committed is the u.s. to japan and its alliance in the long r president has talked about in the long run withdrawing american troops from the korean peninsula so all of these things our allies in eas asia took for granted for decades are now in play as a result of thisdi omatic overture. robert: what are other concessions that could be on the table? >> this is also something that china has wanted. china's diplomatic play on north korea for some time, which the u.s. used to reject out of time, was what they called a freeze for freeze, the u.s. would no longer hold what china considers to be provocative exercises in its backyard, in waters china wants tonsider as part of its -- we call it international waters and say that the chinesee overstepping. they say we're overstepping. that we would no longer do those exercises and in exchange for a freeze on thear chinese on sanction

bought, anything you clicked onanythingou said online, your whole online they can get an incredibly ance as an individual, your personality, and what would affect you if it was specifically targeted to you as a political message at a specific time to get you to do a specific thing. that's been their pitch. well, in march this claimed that the way cambridge analytica got all that data on 90 million americans was by ealing it, stealing it using a vehicle created for that purpose, created to steal that data. a vehicle created for cambridge analytica by this professional who is partly funded by the russian government. the head of cambridge analytica testified before the british pant this year and he denied over ats istle- said. he denied this firm had ever received that data, denied his firm had ever used that kind of data for their work. today in a parliamentary hearing room in britain he admitted actually he'd been mistaken in his earlier testimony and actually, ah, thatas the data that they used. >> the chairman asked you, "they've not supplied you with data information?" your answer agai

in the 20th centruy, when nelson mandela was in robben island, he and his fellow anc members who were, mandela played the tyrant. but when he wrote about it, he said that they were all antigone. she will live on as long as there is the injustice of power and the individual who stands up and says no, we need antigone, and she speaks through all these characters, whether it is in argentina, in pakistan, in greece, in britain, wherever it is, she is still very much alive and us. —— and among us. very strongly put, you know you have to beat that one. i think the idea of stories that make other stories is fascinating, that every time people produce an antigone in any country, it is the shape of now that comes in that allows the contemporary to emerge, as in south africa, as in your novel. and if you look at the odyssey, which comes in at number one, that the idea ofjamesjoyce watching the fact that independent ireland would emerge from the british empire, and he thinks, how i intervene in the debate over what this country will be? taking on the shape of the odyssey, putting an every man in

d-day, allied forces were frantically upnding soldiers and supplies ouginning their push through , ancen to the tach on their tank landing craft were 19-year-old identical twin navy radio operators henry uie louie pieper from preston, nebraska. the ship hit a german mine and exploded. louie-- full name ludwig's-- body was found. as was buried with other american casualties in the cemetery just above omaha beach. s t henry's body was never identified... until now. 74 years later, the inseparable rvicer twins, whose service on age same ship ran against arandard military policy, have been reunited. linda suitor pieper would have been their niece. >> but they pleaded with grandpa and grandpa then wrote a letter to their commanding officer saying, "my boys came into the thrld together. they want to serve together. and if they go down together, so be it." as reporter: and so it was. french salvage divers had found human remains on the wreck in the 1960s, but a positive identification was never made l til a nebraska high school student doing a hometown hero erstory project put together what th

>>ter: idehave y ance of blocki a nomination, they can't afford to lose a single vote, but now three democrats up for re-election in states trump won are feeling the heat. they all voted to confirm neil gorsuch, but that didn't stop the president from attacking one of them, north dakota's heidi heitkamp, in her own backyard last night. >> heidi will vote no to any pick we make for the supreme court. >> so, let's bring back in terry moran from the white house. and terry, with the president's second nomination to the court now, less than two years into his presidency, this court will likely soon lean solidly conservative, and the president's potential picks, they're all relatively young. >> reporter: that's right, david. that long list of 25, the average age is somewhere just over 50 years old. when the president says his choice will have an impact on america lasting for decades, he's absolutely right. and that sharp shift to the right that this nomination will represent, if confirmed, that will operate as a kind of invitation to conservative lawmakers and activists around the country

. >> actress scarlett johansson says it wasn't me in anc reeum about tom cruise. >> heading to breakowli look at the beltway north of the american legion bridge. it is 5 o1. it's hot there already. 73 degrees. 're back after this. >> ♪ >> 5:15. we connue to follow the latest in the capitol newspaper shooting. ve people were killed after capital news room;, wspaper news room.police are calling ita targeted attack and say the gunman had a vendetta against the paper. >> jarrod ramos walked into the building with aho sun first responders arrived within one minute stopped thet suspecnd helpedple from the building. ramos is reportedly not cooperatingith investigators. police are still working to determine a motive. >> ramos had a long contentious history with the newspaper which included a lawsuit and years of harassing the paper's journalists. >> ♪ >> coming up on quarter past the hour right now, time for us to talk a little weather. there's a live look outside and mikeou also des as our crack research department and what did you find out aboutwent. >> where is that. >> first garten proba

not only is the humidity increasing, we have another ance for rain. wednesday afternoon, that will be our next chance ofd rain,e'll keep that chance as we go through wednesday night. and we'll also have a chance for rain around on thursday morning. that eventually will move out by thursday afternoon, and then we start to dry out. take a look at this weekend, not that bad,e maybe make sool plans, the temperatures will be feeling more like the triple digits with the humidity. >> i like t hotweather, i'm not going to complain after the winter we had. >> triple digits. >> prince william is in the middle east, and he's said to makeome historythere. a look at the agenda, and how he's being welcomed. >> a trend that began in maryland. voting >>> in just a few hours, president trump and the first dy will welcome the king and queen of jordan to the white house. the leaders are expected to focus on counter terrorism, measur iran's nuclear program and the ongoing crisis in syria. britain's prince william spent this morning in hjordan, first stop on a five day to

water ance d others. we have been working closely with senator booker's office who recently sponsored a stand alone piece of legislation to promote this. and who is a key champion in this issue area. and we'll continue to track that particular piece of legislation to see if it can make it into the bill or other pieces of legislation. on the appropriation side, congress' most basic and pressing function is to exercise its power of the purse to fund the federal government. however, for more than a decade, congress has failed to pass the 12 individual appropriations bills necessary to do so in mely, efficient or predictable manner. in large part, this failure is due to the increasing politicized atmospe inc and they now have a trend of including authorizing language, ie policy writers and partisan report language on appropriations bills and their elimination of congressional earmarks. for his part, senator mcconnell recently announced a return to regular order by focing on appropriations bills and moving the

ance of showers and storms. hot and humid weather. heat index close to 105 on monday. wave in the making. >> just checkedas humidor two ds. >> doesn't it involvega ci? >>> coming up in about a week an initiative to change how restaurant workers are paid goes befo thevoters. >> how could this impact you and what both sides wantou to know befo you cast your ballots. >> reporter: them more of these express lanes >>>ew could a series of express lanes ease the conges on on thebeltway? >> the toll lanes would one of the biggest bottlenecks in the area. the part that crosses the have a maryland border but becausees t stre involved this plan negotiating. a >> transportation reporter adam tuss live with a look at what both sides areyi . >> reporter: certainly some extra negotiating here. this talk with maryland and virginia. bothides have to get involved here and agree on what they want to do. that certainly requires some extra negotiating. love them or hate them, more express lanes could be on the way. >> we are looking at extending two lanes of the currentla exprs s to the vi

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p >>> ance george county teacher is suing the school district. she says the principal at ardmore elementary school bullied her and should be fired. beth women are on leave. what the school system is doi. >> i have in my hand an order of protection she received. >> reporter: this has now become a legal matter. >> wha i would like to see that the bullying stop. >> reporter: sitting next to her attorney, crutchfield said she's suing prince george's county schools and suing for the principal atyrdmore eleme to be fired. she said she's been bullying her for years. two weeks ago things esca lated. >> i don'tnow what led up to her being angry and hostile with me at this time. t >> reporte confrontation erupted in the parking lot between the principal and crutchfield on june 12th. both women have been placed on administrative leave and this letter was sent home to parents because it's possible students witnessed the incident. crutch field's attorney, charles tucker, saysnc the pal attacked his client verbally, and then used her shoulder t push her. >> th

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>>ance in allowing people to be who they actually are is what this is all about.gi ch language like thiso confusion for young people. >> as you heard, strg opinions on both sides of this issue. out curriculum also swaps the term biological sex for the phrase sex assigned at birth. the changes go into effect next school year. i'm justin firchl news had. you. t >> all right, justin. thank you. >>> the board also adopted a new dress code.ge at l school board member ryan mcelveen proposed the policy and hopes it will end body shame, everying. it use gender-neutral language and requires violations to be handled in private. right now montgomery county police say they need your help finding this man. he has down syndrome. he may go by the first names of zach or edmond. he was last seen leaving his home on wiebding creek way in germantown. call police if you see >>m. police investigate a shooting that happened yesterday evening in mt. pleasant. >> the teen was conscious and taken to the hospital. police haveedescription of the suspect, but there have been no arrests. >>> a recent spike in violen

i'll find some kind of anc se. th is mtp daily. it starts right now. >>> good evening. the summit in singapore was certainly a lot of theater involving president trump and kim jong-un. that certainly better than armed conflict involving president trump and kim jong-un. while it's a good thing that we're not on the brink of nuclear war, let's acknowledge that we never seen this before. i'm not just talk about a u.s. president shay shaking hands with the leader of north korea. i'm talking about the fact we have a president who seems intent on making friends out of our enemies and perhaps enemies out of ourfriends. have you ever seen a u.s. president, not just meet with a ruthless de ruthless dictator like kim jong-un but shower him with praise arve wafter ward. >> he's got a great personality. >> you trut trust him? >> i do. i will be inviting chairman kim at the appropriate time to the white house. >> it's a funny guy. he's a very smart guy. he's great negotiator. his country does love him. you see the fervor. >> anybody that takes over a situation like he did at 26 year

u can't make a meeting, ance because we are down one cot'ssi ltlmore challenging tot quorum. other item i wanted to bring up was just around our sound inspector hiring an on boarding. first of all, i wanted to welcome back inspector burke. we are so happy to have him back, and again, this is inspectorrentn. , r your hand. he mayots sitting up here with us, but he is, you know, the man out in the field right now and still in training, and so everything you're going to be hring from inspector burke tonight is a collaborative effort between those two. we did start on boarding a second part-time sound inspector recently who unfoately is no longer with ourfiorentino started before the fiscal year starts, so he's been working almost 40 years a week, but once the new fiscal year starts, he'll be working 20 hours a week to maybe sure he's at 1,040 hours a year, and that'll likely be the schedule of the next eat.pector, as well. thank you. is the public comment on our acting director report? okay. it doesn't look like there's any. public comment's closed. we'll movento item number fiv

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ance of showers around the region.you head to work tomorrow morning, maybe get kid ready for school if still in school, bus stop, look at that, low0s. that's what it feels like at the bus stop. then as you continue through the rest of the day, temperatures ie 90s. dangerous heat for tomorrow. take a look at this. that feel like temperature tomorrow, 89 degrees at 10:00 a.m. by5:00, feels like 100 to 105 for monday. even tomorrow. nig still feeling rather warm. we have weatheryn monnd tuesday because of the dangerous heat. heat indexes over 100 degrees. chance of showers and thunderstorms tuesday. w better chances wednesday and thursday. may have to add it for friday, also saturday is dry, and chance sunday for showers and storms a well. >>> i am carry dan. >> and i am mark murray. >> with the barrage of news from the white house every day and constant stream of polls, ads, primaries, it is easy to lose sight of what the consequences are for the mid term elections in november. let's take a 30,000 foot view. first and ob

i love that people in this community are willing to come together, we're building ance for obetter californiay robert mueller regarding paul manafort. mueller's office is accusing manafort with tampering with witnesses and asking to revoke his bound. she is going through it now, and sara what is the headline. >> the special counsel's office not happy with paul manafort. a special counsel prosecutors. now remember paul manafort has been on house arrest as part of this, the special counsel's office is basically seeking to pull back his house arrest and send him to jail. in this filing they are calling for the court to have a hearing on this issue as soon as possible. we are looking through this failing to glean any details about what paul manafort did. the witnesses in question are not named in this filing. we are going to dig through this more and obviously this is a huge allegation from the special counsel's office when it comes to his case. he has insisted over and over again that he is not guilty. he has resisted any kind of effort to strike a plea deal like his partner rick gates did. >> w

we'll talk about the rai ances and the dangerous heat on monday and tuesday.in a little bit. >>> the president's former campaign head is waking up in jail this morning. the president says, that's unfair. right.t's a federal judge revoked paul manaayrt's bond fr he was booked into the northern neck regional jail in warsaw, viinia, just before 8:30 last night. manafort originally faced federal conspiracy and money laundering charges. he was in court to answer the new allegations that he tried to tamper with a witness. manafort pleaded not guilty, but the judge ruled that it could go forward and st him to jail this month. not long after, the president tweeted tudge was too tough, and manafort shouldn't be behind bars. later, trump tried to downplay his connection with the man who wasn't ran his presidential campaign. >> paul manafort worked fore for a very short period of time. he worked for many other republicans. worked for me, what, 49 days or something? very short period of time. >> manafort ran the trump campaign for five months. eone of the charges against

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first and foremost, i would like to address the issue of fcc ance. it is important to address this issue because this wireless facility was not subject to environmental review under ceqa. it was exempt. so there was no fcc compliance done at the ceqa level. verizon in their brief misstates that the fcc requirement only look at cumulative impacts when facilities are colocated. that's not true. the plain language of bulletin 65 on page 233 says when performing anvaluation, all significant contributors to the ambient environment should be considered. that means all facilities. no matter where they are. 100 feet away, 150 feet away, 750 feet away. in fact, on may 9th, the attorney for verizon testied that the range of the 120 watt facilities are in fact 750 feet. so ultimately, we don't know whether this facility complies with the cumulative impacts of the fcc guidelines because facilities more than 150 feet away weren't included in the study. he with just don't know if this complies w the fcc guidelines. i also want to point out that the fcc at page 53

the budget also includes technology upgrades that will shorten the time it takes to assipatch fired ance on our streets. it also includes power loss prevention tech 23408g to ensure utility disrunoill not interfere with our center right here. in short, this funding over the next two years will make sure we have a world class dispat center here in san francisco. our residents deserve nothing less. meeting the national standard of 90% call times within ten seconds demands a fully staffed department and dispatch center, and i am thrilled as mayor to be making these investments for the public safety of our residents. in addition, i want to talk about vstnvestments that we are making for our fire department through this budget. the men and women of our fire department save lives every single day here in the city of san francisco. we have some of the best men and women firefighters here in the city of san francisco. we need to continue to give them the tools they need to continue to do this beers. this package will include $15 million for new firefighter apparatus, fire trucks, engines, ambula

i want to thank the council at saint ance em. it's great to be back. i've only been here, i think fox s headquartered here the last couple of primaries, right, and i was part of the fox team, so at least8, 2012, and 2016 and really loved coming here during the day. it's such a beautiful campus and great hospitality. graduate told the saint anselm is in the playoffs i should congratulate them. maybe shoor office alrdy learnew to suck up to everyone in new hampshire. find every obscure sport. no offense to women's soba. every new hampshire rident rtan don aething it isny we drove over frome vil beut my memories, it's so lovel of driving in n hampshire, mostly, i spent a summer 30 years ago a really loved it, but mostly december, january, memories and a lot of them pregps and renting a carat logan and driving on these backoads 10:30 at night at some political rally without gps and ways. i guess you don't believe in signs. there are ex-elecellent signs a about this big. and lights on the road so i've been lost many times in new hampshire. and of course dec

it'sbl te thing but in a way it's unified america because i don't thi there's ever been kind of aconso ancedn any subject like there is this. i think from what i'm hearing here and what i'm seeingre everywhe else that hollywood now in lock step with most of the country because even people who support donald trump a lot of them justannot stomach what is going on right now. i mean it is just app palling and it'sll ay unified a lot of people. >> got everybody talkingo. absolute doubt about it. harvey we'll leave ithere for nowtunfnaor tmwa u buddy. look forward tctoif talking to u as always. >> season two of the objectified starts sunday june th on fox news 8:00 p.m. >>> all right. you can catchmz t weekdays obviously atri 3:00 and 7ght here on fox5. >>> all right. holly, over to you. >> tnks guys. appreciate it. summer arrives tomorrow.so swimsuitn starte started months ago. tam lee is here. she'll share the hottest styles to rock at the beach or the po pool. >> first though he's aay dee j a host an radioersonality. and h making money moves. we'll talk to dj sparks about life o the r with carr

we have heard a talked about air ance.e also have to mention what is happening with the front, socgen, trading up by 2.5%. --.milar move in socgen is also settling with the a libya there is also issue as well. later in the. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 12 minutes into the session. interesting stock stories. let us get the details on some of them. reporter: potential m&a of one sort or another moving the stocks. individual movers. which ise and accor considering acquiring a minority stake in air france. this was reported in the french press. accor did release a statement saying that it had renewed reflections. thearly s still but stocks are moving on this. air france gaining the most since may 11. i am also looking at socgen. quite a lot of news flow around socgen. the unicredit is considering a merger with socgen. m&a news. headlines this morning said socgen had reached agreements to settle benchmarks and libya investigations. that any penalties have already been covered in the provisions. that is feeding into this. it has be

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. >> so this request for $2 million would be anc >> we originally -- we origd lye mayor's office for 1.5 million each year. difference between 2010 and 2020 is a change in the federal government and who is the leader there. there is a huge effectn immigrant communities, underserved communities, and we feel toast and we have a census department in 2010 that was working with us. not to say that the folks here in california aren't working with us, they're just not being funded. we are supplementing that and picking up more of the work. so that is what -- that is why we asked for at 1.5 million in our budget and that's what we think in order to rea these communities tomake s we get counted correctly. >> okay. >> additionally, we have more people to count this time. we have more dwellings pick a n years.ew construction over th a lot of people who have been displaced and are no longer living in stable housing or traditional reported hng. it will beh more difficult to find where they are and reach them. >> all right. a question about the redirecting of nonemergency calls 2311. how much, hi

in fact, cnn contributor ance o stoddard wrote missing melania gate needs to end now.n't need to appear in a smashing outfit with the president. the media and the twitter mob need to let it be. who wha do you say to those who say it's not our business to know where the first lady is? >> people were practically pawing through michelle obama's trash when she was first lady. she's not just the president's wife. the first lady of the united states is a position in itself. it is her job to be seen, to be present, to participate. every first lady before her has done so. no one has ever disappeared for 23 days before. this is a really conspicuous amount of time. and so i think it's fair to ask these questions. where is she? why is the white house not being honest about what's going on? >> let me ask you about this being the potentially new normal. this is not a role that melania trump wanted. should we expect her to be more private moving forward? >> i wouldn't be able to answer that question for her. melania has always been a little more independent than other first ladies.