and applause ] caitlyn jenner is here.which i have to say i don't want to point fingers. feels a little bit similar to my memoir that came out last year. "the seacrest of my life." [ laughter ] kelly ripa will never know him like i know him. anyway, we have much to talk about with caitlyn. as you know, we do our show right on hollywood boulevard, where especially this time of year we have a very eclectic mix of people strolling by. we get a lot of tourists on summer vacation. we also have a lot of unemployed crazy people just hanging around. it's an interesting mix. we thought it would be fun for our pedestrian question so, this afternoon we went on the street, we asked people, are you on vacation or are you unemployed? the way this works is we'll see someone introduce him or herself and then based on that introduction together we will try to guess if that person's on a trip or out of work. okay? you got it? all right. let's play. >> what is your name, sir? >> i'm edgar. >> edgar, are you on vacation or unemployed? >> jimm

we'll be right back with caitlyn jenner.to you by coca-cola. share a coke. they're destroying the whole town! >>> i'm actually at ucla for the summer. >> jimmy: you are? you're doing an internship there? >> there's like a premed program there. >> jimmy: so you're studying all summer. it's not because you failed and you have to go to summer school, is it? ♪ >> jimmy: hello. welcome back on the show. tonight from "american horror story" and the new movie "landline" finn wittrock is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] and then later, this is his self-titled album. brett young from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow favreau, tiffany haddish, and music from the revivalists. and on thursday, tj miller and music from run the jewels featuring trina. so please join us for both of those shows. our first guest tonight is a record-setting olympic gold medalist, reality tv star, parent of other reality tv stars, and one of the most famous people on earth. her best-selling memoir, is called "the secrets of my life

it started with ronald reagan and even earlier. >> let's get caitlyn jenner in there. and gets into office, we'll only have to pay her 3/4 of what we had to pay her before. >> at least ronald reagan had previous experience. when i first saw this caitlyn jenner news i started to put a tweet out there saying please don't. i did what joe concha said, i didn't send it because i didn't want the negative feedback. she showed she is only interested in her and her transition she made. but when other vulnerable transition community have counseled attack she has taken trump's side. dagen: caitlyn is strong on other issues. >> it has been marginalized and there are many community that have been marginalized. i would like to see her speak up forther community besides the one that transitioned the way she has. dagen: caitlyn believes if you are conservative you help those community by loosening the reins of regulation. what about kid rock. there has been a sonny bono in the past. past. arnold schwarzenegger. >> i say let them all in. let celebrity trump -- what was the old way? peo

caitlyn, what an amazing change to our weather pattern. high temperatures, the coolest they've been since july 6 and we have another pleasant one for tomorrow. the july heat and humidity will be back. w forecast coming up. do you have an idea or story for us to cover , if you do call the fox5 tip line fox5tips@wttg.com. even better e-mail us the de tails. you can send the he e-mail or to fox5tips@wttg.com or 202-895-3000. i should know that by now. now at havertys furniture, special pricing and financing make this a great time to save. through august 7th, find savings in every room. plus, twenty-four month, no interest financing makes every decision that much easier. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. i'm going to the movies with britney. hurry in...these savings end soon. havertys. life looks good. >> we learned today that barbara sinatra widow of s

thank you, caitlyn. we'll take it inside.er the beach set up they had at the national building a couple of of years ago. here's the latest one they're do ing. it is really a beehive or at least it looks like one. it stands more than 60 feet tall and 60 interconnecting chambers. the exhibit runs through december 4. it opens to the public on thursday. >> and now one of new york's most ionic buildings lining up in got a.m. sky line red, white and blue. the building often features festive color schemes during holidays even sometimes singing up with music providing a perfect back drop for the city's annual z2d1iz z16fz y2d1iy y16fy > welcome back. on this fourth of july, everyone who has the day off has their own way of celebrating. fox's michelle polino shows us what some americans are planning for. >>reporter: while america celebrates it's 1,241st t birthday somew>b holiday see remembers will be firing up the barbeque and heading to the beach. i'm going to head out to the beach as i do every fourth and usually within five or ten

let's get right over to caitlyn for more on what we can expect for tomorrow. the rain is gone. we're taking a live look outside on a much quieter washington than earlier this afternoon. we had a thunderstorms th through. we are expecting some more comfortable weather for tomorrow let's take a look at graphics. it is 79-degrees outside. still at this hour a heat infection, mostly cloudy and thick out there. some high humidity that hasn't changed yet. 7 # in gaithersburg. these are some air temperatures. still 81 in hairston, 73 in cambridge. storm tractor radar which was lit up earlier we are seeing the end of the showers for the most part. st. mary's county, we have one left over down pour there, but even that is coming to as close.

let's check in with caitlyn roth. i don't know why i called you that . it's fine.like all of us are interchangeable so are all of our names. you have a point there. you are right, though, it has been a very rainy night and we've had rounds of showrgs move through. luckily this was not last night annapolis had a doover and got some of their fireworks in. you can see some thunderstorms all the way down by the caroline as there's a the look of energy out there with an incoming storm system. you cross the potomac into spots spotsylvania places. here's the setup for tomorrow. a lot of the same of what we saw tonight. we're going to have the same cloudy and muggy air mass in place. we've got the flow off the atlantic that keeps things just right for showers and storms and then we've got a stalled front that made some decent progress northward today brought the rain just in time for the nats game and will continue to bring several rounds of showers and thunderstorms. those two players will become the folk l california point for some heavy rain during the day tomorrow. be

we got caitlyn roth with us tonight. the pressure was on all day.me storms come through early. we definitely had some tense moments tonight before some of the fireworks. i was back in the weather center , lighting candles. we did have some storms, as you take a live shot out at the washington monument right now as we close out this fourth of july holiday, what a beautiful scene right there. it has cooled down a little bit. just such a patriotic scene right there. such a wonderful city we live in it was great at least for me to watch the capital show and just see the beautiful sky behind it. we are successful holiday. lindsay watts will tell you more about that coming up at 11. we're heading back into the workweek in forth fatally for you, wednesday, a short workweek , finding quite a few chances for rain. they are ending overnight. they will be cloudy and quiet into your wednesday morning. thunderstorms will be mostly west. unless you're along the mountains, i don't think we see much. thunderstorms are much more likely thursday into friday. on thurs

caitlyn collins is stand i by. if that's not up for discussion at the g20, what will they talk about? >> reporter: that's a great question, certainly on everyone's mind as we lead up to this g-20 summit. cnn is learning that the national security team is not expecting him to confront putin over the russian meddling. they're saying it's not on the schedule right now. national security advisory h.r. mcmaster told reporters last week that no aenda or format hag set yet, and it's largely up to the president to decide what to talk to putin about. right now they're thinking confronting him about hacking during the election is not on the fable. official expect two thinking are very urgent, and that is ukraine and syria. syria has been at the forefront of donald trump's presidency ever since the assad regime conducted a chemical attack against its own people, and president trump promptly sents missiles to an air base. he's likely to confront putin over russian support for the syrian dictator. po despite whatever the format

. >>> and will caitlyn jenner go from reality tv to making a run for senate? those are some of our top stories on this monday, july 17. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> all right, we begin this half hour with president trump's declining approval rating, dipping lower than any other president in modern history. >> yeah, the president's numbers slipped six points since april, hitting a record low of 36%. he's struggling with a range of issues including health care and russia. we'll get more from david wright. >> reporter: a new grim snapshot of where the president stands in the public's view, courtesy of our abc news "washington post" poll. it shows trump off to the worst start of any president since polling began. his approval rating six months into the job at just 36%. trump's reaction, almost 40% is not bad at this time, but his tweet inflates the number. the poll also shows 63% of americans think that mystery meeting between donald trump jr., jared kushner and paul manafort and a russian lawyer was inappropriate. >> this is about as clear evi

. >> the strong words caitlyn >> the strong words caitlyn >>> thursday, july 27th. >>> good morning, east bay. i'll just do the voice over for the open that we usually have. thank you. >> team work. >> that was awesome. >> really, good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this thursday morning. get to see a little behind the scenes action at abc7 mornings. >> a rare glimpse. rare glimpse. >> yeah. how's that weather, mike? >> should we open -- yeah, peel back the onion and see what we have. here's a look at live doppler 7. it's partly cloudy this morning. watching just a little bit of fog. mainly in the north bay and along the coast. in fact, i'll show you that coming up in ten minutes.

caitlyn is joining us now, i believe. good afternoon, we saw some very active weather earlier this afternoon as we take a live look outside, teisha a and lauren we had a line of severe thunderstorms that moved through and luckily it's now gone and it that's the for the holiday weekend. i was driving into work and he it was pretty scare. i got caught in it and i had to put a plastic bag over my head. it happened so quick. you pull over and you're supposed to do stopped which is what you're supposed to do. you kind of had to stop the out door act tit as the skies darken ed and the thunderstorms roled through. but now they are gone. we'll show you where we stand right now the last of the storms ed the bay. they're moving through the eastern shore, so if you are watching from that area you still have the the line of showers and thunderstorms that has yet to approach the beach. they're still seeing the very tail end of showers and thunderstorms non severe, a few showers moving through charles county as well. but zoom in on the

eliza collins, caitlyn huey-burns. thank you very much. >>> protesters outside of the g20 summit are there now a third day in a row. how police are keeping the situation from becoming violent. live images of folks on the streets there. 2:40 in the afternoon in hamburg. a live report coming up. later alex witt will speak to french hill from arkansas about the battle on capitol hill. noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and em

we begin with caitlyn collins live and diane gallagher in washington as well. so caitlyn, priebus was part of the fabric holding the republican establishment together. what is priebus now saying about his beloved gop now? >> yeah. he's out of the white house but he did not say anything critical of president trump or the white house when he spoke with cnn yesterday in his first interview since the news broke that he had resigned. now, as you know the new communications director, anthony scaramucci, made the striking allegations against priebus this week saying that he was a leaker and that he was giving white house information to reporters that they did not want out. now, priebus was asked about the allegations during his interview with wolf blitzer last night. let's listen to what he had to say. >> what's your biggest disappointment? >> well, look, i mean, i wish health care would have passed but i don't think it's over yet, wolf. i think we can still get there. >> talk about that. how do you get there because you don't have the votes. that's a 52-48 majority t

caitlyn collins, yesterday we heard the speaker of the house paul ryan deliver a very strong statement in support of his good friend, his fellow wisconsin ite reince priebus. i understand you got a answer from the speaker on reince priebus leaving the house. >> paul ryan said reince priebus has left it all out on the field for our party and our country. here's a guy from wisconsin who revitalized the republican national committee and became white house chief of staff. hayes served the president and the american people capably and passionately. he has achieved so much and he has done it all with class. i could not be more proud to call reince a dear friend. >>> but, you're right, paul ryan is one of the very few people who were sticking out for reince priebus amid all this drama this week with anthony scaramucci. no one from the administration with the exception of sean spicer stood up for him. >> stood up for reince priebus, you mean? >> none of them. >> and sean spicer as we know, he resigned a few days ago, although technically his resignation won't go into effect until a few more we

in studio with me here, jacquie, jeremy and caitlyn., having spent the last several months at the white house and talking to your sources, are other people worried as they see sean spicer's firing, did they worry, look, this is someone who was so loyal. and even he's out of here. are those concerns? >> i think people definitely realize that the president is loyal to no one except maybe his family members that are in the white house and the ones that are outside, the whole don junior scandal that's happened over the last few weeks. but i definitely think no one should feel comfortable. like jeff was just saying, look what happened to jeff sessions this week. he gave up a safe senate seat in alabama to take this job, was the first senator to endorse donald trump, put on the make america great again hat on stage and never left his side. and donald trump publicly barbed him multiple times in an interview. people realize there is no loyalty unless you're in trump's close, close group. >> we have definitely seen it. we have some video of anth

i'll walk you through our fox 35 futurecast. >> thank you, caitlyn. we have an update tonight, police arrest ed a 17 year old the for a shooting that injured three people in alexandria today. investigators say the teenager fired several shots at a car driving along east howl avenue in the del ray neighborhood. bullets hit a woman and two men inside the car. they're tonight with non life threaten ing injuries. police ar rested the 17 year old sus pejtedded gunmen several hours later. police are not releasing his name because he is a jufer niel. the search continues now for the man who stabbed a woman in the neck while she was out for a walk this morning in fairfax county. she was on a path near vaid den descrief. the victim didn't know the man. she got away from him and got help. tonight she's in the hospital recovering. today president trump awarded the prestigious medal of valor to some local heros. five first responders received the medal. it recognizes the group's her oak actions during last month's shooting in alexandria. david bailey and crystal

she tweeted: ( cheers and applause ) caitlyn, i don't know if i'm the first person to break this to you, but he's a liar. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i know-- i know-- i know he said he was your friend, but he was using you, girl. you deserve better! ( laughter ) and those 15,000 transgender troops, who volunteered to serve our country, were minding their own business, protecting our freedoms, when they all got fired by tweet. that's like your wife divorcing you by cookie bouquet. ( laughter ) and keep in mind, this is what really stings-- they are being rejected by a rich guy who during vietnam sidestepped the draft with four deferments and a medical disqualification for bone spurs in his foot. >> audience: boo! >> stephen: yeah, yeah, i know, but they were manly bone spurs in a powerful dude foot, okay, that just got all ouchy when he put it in a boot. and some transgender veterans are not taking it, like former navy seal kristin beck, who said: ( cheers and applause ) that's a navy seal. i wouldn't hold my breath if i were you. i doubt he's going to show. what with the foot and all. an

caitlyn, yolo. >> thank you, paul, for borrow ing one of the millennials' favorite phrases. i agree with that. chris christie is sitting on a 15% approval rating right now. >> to that he said i don't care. >> exactly, to paul's point. what's interesting about christie, remember, he was elected by a large margin, re-elected in a blue state, was considered to be part of the republicans' way to win in blue states. talk about a fall from grace. we saw that over the course of the 2016 campaign when he came out for donald trump in terms of the way in which the republican party responded to him doing that. we'll see what kind of effect this has on his poll numbers. it's hard to see how you can drop lower than 15%. >> april, you want to punctuate this? >> yolo is interesting. he has nothing to lose. you're right. 15% approval rating. he doesn't care, apparently. the bottom line is, we are now in an era where presidents think that they can do whatever -- presidents or elected officials think they can do whatever and it's okay. and the american public is allowing it. the question is,

we've all seen through caitlyn jenner and others the transgender process is long and financially draining. the military is not the place for that. what do you think of that. >> i would thank them for their views but there are 19 other countries, many of them which are allies in our war or terror who actually have this policy in place and they seem to be doing just fine. people like canada, countries like canada and the united kingdom and australia, people who have served alongside in iraq. >> you served under president george bush. >> it was really difficult most of the time because i thought to myself i couldn't be myself and i had to be authentic, and when you're serving under those circumstances, it just feels not as honest as you would like to be. but the military has its core value which is service before self and i wish to embody that value so i just took a break from my future plans in order to do that. >> well speaking of service before self, for someone who is transgender what's the reaction from the troops? my thought has always been if you can do the job, if you can go into bat

. >> i want to bring in caitlyn collins. talk to me about how the president is reacting to this new report on sessions. >> reporter: well, good afternoon, ana. unsurprisingly the president is tweeting about jeff sessions in this report that came out yesterday from "the washington post." let's take a look what the president said this morning about jeff sessions. he said, a new intelligence leak from the amateur "washington post." this time against attorney general jeff sessions. these illegal leaks like comey's must stop. you see the president is not denying the substance of the report through his tweet. instead he's saying that the problem here is the leaks coming out of this and the leaks from this. "the washington post" is reporting that the russian ambassador told his superiors back in russia he did discuss the trump campaign last year and that was picked up from u.s. intel that contradicts what jeff sessions what are saying all along which is that he discussed nothing related to the trump campaign when he met with him an

the trump corporation relies heavily on a dozen other countries to produce its product the caitlyn, this begs the question, will made in america week prompt the trump organization, to make mower of the products in the united states? that's a great question. the white house was asked that yesterday when they first debuted the next three weeks that will center around made in america, america heroes, and america dreams. if this should asked if that's a commit mint to start making their products here in the united states, which is what they're asking other businesses to do, they were noncommittal. they said we'll get back to that on that. when shawn micer was just asked about that, he couldn't comment on business matters, but the president was a businessman who understood the challenges of being in business in america. so we didn't weren't we do know that ivanka trump will not attend the event where there's a fire truck, a yacht, marine one and other products from the 50 states that are made in america, and the other staterooms of the white house. the irony is not lost on the president's cri

we find cnn's caitlyn collins. the president is gearing up for a significant week ahead overseas including a meeting with president putin, but this morning it's the tweeting that seems to be kind of stealing the show for the president. that's exactly right. he's here at his golf club in new jersey and the president could be using the platform to tweet about policy or his upcoming foreign trip. his mind seems to be somewhere else. for the third day in a row today the president tweeted about a television host saying crazy joe scarborough and mika are not bad people but their show is dominated by nbc bosses. too bad. many republicans and democrats criticized the president after he personally insulted brzezinski and said he should be focused on his agenda and not insulting television hosts. brzezinski and scarborough have alleged several white house staffers including jared kushner called him to say unless they called the president and begged him to spike it, the "national enquirer" was going to publish a negative stor

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did you know tomorrow is national bikini today >> caitlyn , will you be wearing your bikini to work? >> i'm not ready. if you're not ready, either, tune in for to buster belly work outs >> i know of who will be >> tucker. >> we're used to that. tune in bright and ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. plenty of fireworks displayed across region of soviets may have said a combat vet lives here, please be courtesy. a vet with pstd sent them out to thousands fireworks can trigger symptoms of ptsd. if you have a fireworks display planned for this week, give your veterans in your neighborhood a heads up. tonight there's an effort honor a man who risked his life to safe others. fox's lucas tomlin son has more from the pentagon. that's where i was at. donald stratton is just one of five present the u us surveyors from the pearl harbor attack still living. we got hit with a big bomb and the ball went about 630, 70 feet in the air. t

caitlyn collins has more details. is the president responding in any way to this proposal of coming from the house and senate? >> reporter: yeah. though the president was in virginia many morning for the commissioning of the new navy carrier, he has been tweeting a lot. he has not been absent on his favorite social media platform and he's been tweeting about some of these things including pardons. let's put that up. he said, "while all agree the u.s. president has the complete power to pardon, why think of that when the only crime so far is leaks against us. fake news." that tweet seems to be a response to a "washington post" story this week that the president and his legal team have been discussing his ability to pardon people including friends, family members, maybe even himself. his adviser who said he had been discussing it with the president said he wasn't discussing it in a matter of how he could use it but was curious of what his power to use it is and with the scope of special counsel robert mueller's special

. >> caitlyn hill says she is sharing her son's story in the hopes that others think twice before letting their toddlers jump. >>> up next another check of the forecast for you live. stepping outside it's hot and getting hotter. meteorologist, david murphy with your update from accuweather. when "action news" comes right back. >>> meteorologist david murphy is back now. the heat index is concerning. >> today it's a concern and tomorrow definitely so. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are mainly dry and a little precipitation creaming in and it has a tendency to fall apart and eventually pop-up showers and a thunderstorm in a couple of parts of the region and future tracker 6 showing you that shortly. stepping outside we have sky 6 hd cape may the place to be not as hot and humid down the shore but get on your sail board or dip your toes in the ocean there and get some relief. temperature is 85 degrees right now in philadelphia. your dew point up at 68 and areas with dew points over 70 the oppressive range and winds 13 and ocean water 61 and cool for your toes but not too cool wit

tonight -- caitlyn jenner. from "landline," finn wittrock. and music from brett young.and now, at this point, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host.

trump, i'm guessing you're going to be hearing from one of your supporters, kate lynn j supporters, caitlyn jenner at some point. >>> maya, the president was back on the trail last night at a rally, that's where he's comfortable with that base. is this announcement today coming off of that where the president has spoken to his base, things that resonate with them but doesn't necessarily resonate with the country or the commitment he made since he won the presidency? >> absolutely. this just goes right to his campaign slogan make america great again which for him and for sessions' justice department and many of the other policies we've seen is taking america back to a time when not everybody had equal rights and liberties. i think it's a sad day that he's taking us backward on this issue after so many years of making progress on lgbt rights in this country and on so many other rights. voting rights, on reforming the criminal justice system. making america great again for donald trump and playing to his base means taking us back to a time when we are not all equal. >> is this move, though, al

. >> the president's most prominent transgender supporter, caitlyn jenner, retweeted trump's words fromhe campaign. thank you to the lgbt community. i will fight for you while hillary brings in more people that will threaten your freedoms and beliefs. jenner is now asking what happened to your promise to fight for them? the president's tweets caught leaders of the senate and house armed services committee, complete leap by surprise. the chairman of the senate committee, senator john mccain, said that the president's tweets were unclear, and he added there is no reason to force service members who are able to fight, train and deploy, to leave the military. regardless of their gender identity. jonathan carl, abc news, the white house. >>> the whole thing sparked debate online. one of the big points that some critics are making is, the small fraction of costs. >> costs of all of this. part of this is the president was citing the military, cost and all of this. military spends $8.4 a year. in transition related medical care for active duty transgender service. one of the things many people

. >> caitlyn jenner comes out on top with $3,892 from footlocker and insurance money. >> it's not justes that have this lying around. you can check your own thing. and apparently, there's over $30 billion lying around unclaimed by all of us. >> you want to finish this. i want to check really quick. ip a -- i'm just checking something real quick. i'm researching a story, of course. >> shall i move on while you do this? do you want me to move on? >>> katy perry released a lyric sic video.o be confused with a they're apparently different. this is for "swish swish." but the star is not katy perry. and a lot of people are confused. >> it's a brazilian singer, gretchen pantorra does her best. i think it's an impression of katy perry. >> is that what's happening? >> i have no idea. >> that seems to be the question, really, what is happening in this video? the common answer is i have no idea. this is making the rounds as one of the favorite reactions to t video. >> i still -- ♪ >> i still don't know what's going on, and i'm supposed to be talking about it on tv. >> yeah, we're all a bit confus

johning me josh lettererman and caitlyn burns, reporter, michael baker, former cia operative. let me start with you on this, josh. this denial of sebbiaccepting t denialal and what are you hearing about this because we are hearing different things about this. >> trump is caught in the classic situation that american presidents end up in with vladimir putin, if you are not extremely specific and if you leave any leeway whatsoever, it is very easy for the other side to sort of miss characterize or spin a little bit and that seems to be where we're at. obviously we know that trump did bring up this issue. we know that in one way or another he confronted president putin about it. we know that president putin is still not acknowledging that russia interfered in the election and really what the details of where they left the conversation, i don't think we'll ever know and unless we are one of the very few people who were in the room. but what is important to remember here is the view of this from the -- here in the united states where lawmakers from both parties, everyone had been d

today lgbt activist caitlyn jenner who endorsed mr. trump tweeted there are 15,000 patriotic transgender americans in the military fighting for all of us. what happened to your promise to fight for them? the president also tweeted his concerns for the medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military could entail. according to the rand study commissioned by the defense department health care costs would increase by between $2.4 million and 8.4 million a year. theresa spark s the advisor on transgender initiatives. >> i guarantee the government spends more on viagra than they would on transgender health insurance. >> reporter: according to the defense department, the government spends $84 million a year on erectile dysfunction drugs such as viagra and others. abc 7 news. >>> the u.s. state department is warning travelers about tainted alcohol that's being served this mexico. >> the warning comes after a wisconsin woman fell into a coma and died after having a drink at an all inclusive resort. >> michael finney with that stor

thank you caitlyn. good news for people who live wine can now deliver right to your door step. it is the first time home deliveries is being allow in the county. select which wine or beer you want and your order will be delivered in less than two hours. maybe with the weather this weekend that will work out for all of you folks. tip them well. >> coming up next, the nats, what a game today. they set a home homerun record and the fans are given the credit to a pigeon . it sounds a little bizarre, but we'll explain. brody logan is coming up next. >> with 90 players out on the field for the first practices of redskins training camp in richmond there's only one guy everyone wanted to hear from, kirk cousins. he will be the first qb to play on the franchise tag for two straight seasons. if the football doesn't work out he has a future in politics. listen to how he skirts around for the organization's lack of faith in previous seasons. that would be one of miss conceptions that michael talked about. i don't think i ever bet on myself. i think i bet on the system. it has nothing to do

that was the response from caitlyn jenner when asked if she is running for congress.tly sparked chatter about a career in politics saying that she may "look for a senatorial run." she is a lifelong republican who voted for president trump. finally, victory for a former columbia student who was accused of rape. the school has now settled. accused of assaulting a fellow student emma, and investigation cleared him of wrongdoing and then after that in protest she carried a mattress around campus, a move that garnered national attention and praise for her. he said columbia failed to protect him from her harassment and defamation. the amount of the settlement is confidential. tonight's back story, a little girl who was dying of leukemia is no healthy and has no signs of the disease after a groundbreaking treatment that could change everything we know about the fight against cancer. in 2012, emily, just six years old at the time that battled an advanced form of leukemia. doctors told her family it was time to prepare for the worst. that in the lifesaving turn, the family too

let's bring in caitlyn roth with everything you need to know. wet tomorrow, pretty much all day. we had a wet soggy evening. in fact, the rain came in just in time to delay and then eventually poats poan the nats/mets game. be ongoing through much of the day tomorrow. the heaviest rain all day and until now has been towards the south. we if you are in any of the spots along 95 just over hill top those are some downpours. no lightening with them, but i is heavy rape. and it's been a loft heavy rain that's been falling all day. light rain up in frederick county making its way into montgomery county. 75-degrees in the did the right now. most of the rain has come to an end except for maybe some drizzle l we'll watch what is down towards our south. temperatures are mainly in the 730s. p we don't get some pockets of heavy rain from what's down south we'll get our chance tomorrow. you have a chance of some showers and thunderstorms. some of the rain will be hef yivment i'll talk about the timing of it coming up in your seven day forecast. thank you kate lane line. a teenager is still in

for caitlyn dean, less parking means more business. >> really, you get everybody from all walks of life. south street is a big tourist attraction now. >> reporter: she's been driving for uber for about a year, navigating the congested one-way strip known for night life. >> more often than not, there is no place to pull in or park. you want to hope that the person called uber is ready to go. >> reporter: come midnight, parking on the north side between sixth and second streets will be off limits. the pilot program runs friday, saturday and sunday through the fall and creates an extra lane if you don't move you'll get a ticket and towed. >> i feel like it an inconvenience. >> reporter: autumn brown commutes from delaware county. she says parking here is hard enough. a concern echoing. is it inconvenient not parking here? >> to a certain extent. everybody looking for a sparking spot. >> reporter: philadelphia police say it will ease congestion and be safer. >> as long as they don't make it two lanes of traffic or anything because if they do that, it will make it much more difficult. >> rep

>> reporter: tonight advocates expressing outrage all across the country including caitlyn jenner who asked on twitter, there are 15,000 patriotic transgender americans in the u.s. military fighting for all of us. what happened to your promise to fight for them? the latest report shows medical costs for transgender troops represent a small fraction of the overall defense budget, and tonight neither the white house nor the pentagon could give any specifics about how or when the new policy will be implemented. the defense secretary's on vacation. lester? >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> now to new changes coming to the airport security line. after stepping up screening for some international flights, today the tsa announced tighter security measures for domestic travel. more electronics, basically anything larger than a cell phone, will be individually scrutinized at tsa checkpoints, and that could mean some longer wait times. nbc's gabe gutierrez explains. >> reporter: with more and more travelers cramming more and more into their bags, tonight the tsa says it will be taking a closer

. >>> it looks like caitlyn jenner could one of california's u.s. senate seats as a republican. during an interview with new york radio station, she said she plans to make a decision in the next six months. her goal is to make the republican party more inclusive to the lgbtq community. she may challenge democratic dianne feinstein next year to become california's next u.s. senate. dianne feinstein has not said if she will be running for reelection. >>> sal is right over there. you were watching the morning commute. how do we look so far? >> not too bad. we are doing very well, especially if you are driving in from a far area. that's where some of these early morning commutes -- i tend to mention those a little more. you were to san jose. that's not bad as you drive through and continue up into the valley. if you are getting on the road early, it will pay off for you driving into the west valley. or anywhere along this area, san jose as well. there are no major problems on 280 as you drive northbound getting up to highway 17. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can s

. >> thank you, caitlyn. some guy s just want to get away and hang out with the guys for the weekend. well, according to -- let's see, it turns out the most popular spot for a so-called mancation is alaska. >> tony perkins. i was just in alaska, but i was with my family . according to man tripping.com man like going to a land or see tour there. it is beautiful. i highly recommend. the second most popular designation, florida for golf trips. the third most popular mancation spot was kentucky's about your bon trail. >> do you get about your bon. >> i don't know. interesting. alaska you said was outstanding. >> beautiful, particularly if you like to rough it a little bit and you want to be out in the wild and that kind of thing. >> did you do that. >> i did not rough it. >> all right. let's talk about nashville. well, they're saying i don't to bachelorette parties the country music capital is the top spot for brides to be, but more tour companies are refusing to descrief wedding parties around the city. the prob

. >> caitlyn jenner is considering a bid for u.s. senate.enner tells a new york radio station she's going to make a decision in the next six months or so. the reality show star says she has yet to decide if she can do a better job working inside politics or from the outside. she's a lifelong republican. the next opportunity to run for california senate will be in 2018 which dianne feinstein is up for re-election. she's not said whether she'll run again. >> alexis smith is tracking a serious traffic issue this morning. >> unfortunately, a fatality issue under way. things did improve about 15 minutes ago when we got two left lanes open. we had a full highway closure. now it's just the three right lanes and chp is saying it's at least until 5:30 until they get it wrapped up. could be longer. backup not looking terrible, but you can use el camino real or 280 for an alternate. just a repeat of what we had on friday, southbound 880 between 23 and 28, all lanes closed for road work. take your pick. 3 miles per hour on 880 or 67 miles per hour on ea

. >> reporter: and the president's most prominent transgender supporter, caitlyn jenner, retweeted trump's own words from the campaign, "thank you to the lgbt community! i will fight for you while hillary brings in more people that will threaten your freedoms and beliefs." jenner is now asking "what happened to your promise to fight for them?" >> all right. so let's get to jon karl live at the white house tonight, and jon, first you had the pentagon today saying if you have questions, ask the white house. tonight, you have now learned that the white house and senate armed services committees did not know anything about this either? >> reporter: david, the move caught the leaders of those committees completely by surprise. the chairman of the senate armed services committee, john mccain called the president's tweet unclear, and then this. there is no reason to force service members who are able to fight, train and deploy to leave the military regardless of their gender identity, david. >> thank you for leading us off. >>> the president tweeting about something else. once again blasting his

intrigued by the details on that coming up to six with a barium caitlyn. and the international politics of handshakes morsel style. was mrs judas sniping president trump by shaking the lobby is handed. six james creating. exodus awkward moments mediawatch. this is like a virus thank you very much for being with us. that's been clashes between police and protesters ahead of the g. twenty german police have been braced for trouble they came armed. and backed by water cannon which they turned on the protest is these live scene set from hamburg as you see i'm a far calmer situation. this was what it was like a little bit earlier of course. they said this is all in response to bottles and other objects being thrown by the protesters who dressed in black. the protest was organized by number of anti. capitalist groups. meanwhile president donald trump and other leaders of the group twenty top industrial and developing countries abroad in hamburg this thursday chance like michael said she hoped the g. twenty leaders. meeting friday and saturday will be able to fin

caitlyn jenner syndrome.hese are people who have a psychological problem, an issue that we can all feel compassion but we can't transform the military into something that accommodates all of that. guest: we have mary from pennsylvania, retired military. when and where did you serve? caller: i served around the country and the world in the medical corps. guest: thank you for your service. caller: thank you. my concern with your comments is that you are spreading absolute trans issues. you are calling them psychological problems. they are no longer classified as psychological problems in the diagnostic manual describing psychological problems. this is not a choice, not a psychological problem. guest: the name was changed to gender dysphoria. caller: it is gender dysphoria for people who are not certain about who they are. that is very, very different. you are stretching the definition. the second point i have is you are saying these people that are undergoing hormone treatments are not ready to fight on a momen