they have put chris young in the on-deck circle.g run at the plate with two gone. 1-2. a big bouncer foul. do it again. >> a.j.: anytime you are at fenway catching -- i know catching. the tying run comes to the plate in the ninth. the crowd gets going here. your heart starts beating a little faster and you want to get the third out as soon as possible. it goes without saying but for some reason in this park you always feel like in the back of your mind they have a chance. >> joe: another 1-2 from cam bedrosian. outside! 2-2. >> a.j.: the ball is outside. from the dugout, mike scioscia, the way maldonado caught it. thought it was a strike. he feels the pressurizing a little bit. the count gets deeper. he wants to shake hands and get out of here. >> joe: on a weekend they honored david ortiz one of the great clutch hitters of all time creating drama to the final strike. a 2-2 to christian vazquez. swings and misses but the ball gets away. home plate umpire ryan blakney stepping in front of the plate. i believe the ball got out of play

emily: all right, chris young, ceo of mcafee joining us. thanks so much.ing up, a competition in the cloud heats up. microsoft and box are expanding their partnership. we will get the details from the box ceo aaron levie, next. check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio app or bloomberg.com, or on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: in partnership news, microsoft and box are expanding their deal to reach more large, corporate customers with their file sharing and storage service. customers will now be able to store their data and microsoft's azure cloud platform. the partnership will allow for future integration between azure and artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities with box's cloud content management platform. i spoke with box ceo aaron levie earlier and asked what kind of customer demand they are expecting from this deal. aaron: about 74,000 companies globally, including 64% of the fortune 500. microsoft and their cloud services is in about 95% of the fortune 500 or more. there is already a lot of significant

to prince william county where neighbors spotted two wild animals today, one, large animal near chris young elementary school in bristo, virginia, the other, was a black bear, near heritage hunt golf course in gainesville. the bear was spotted this morning wandering around the heritage community at last check it may still be out there. one woman we spoke to says it is not rare to see bears in her neighborhood. >> these are black bears. the black bears, we don't have to worry as much about. >> they're usually just looking for food. i mean, if you corner them or something, i'm sure they're -- to be honest with you, my husband and i are photographers, i get my camera, go out looking around. >> if you happen to come across a bear, the national park service says you should not run, instead, stand tall, and slowly put your hands in the air and wave them like you just don't care. (laughing). >> put your hands in the air to show that you are a human. >> as opposed to being a tree? >> yes. slowly. >> slowly. if i saw a bear, i mean, i don't know, if you see the bear, just wack being through your nei

seen near chris young elementary school this afternoon. skytrak7 over the scene a short time ago. school leaders say they secured the children inside until they could be picked up. in hours the lincoln remoral reflecting pool will be drained after pair site was -- parasite was found aimed to kill 80 ducklings. we are told it rash for humans but only if they had a lot of contact with the water and that is unlikely at the reflecting pool. alison: by sunday we will really feel the heat. we are on the verge of the first heatwave of the season. not there yet. brian van de graaff joins us live from celebrate fairfax. how does it feel out there tonight? >> it feels good. you will feel the heat for sure. the temperatures bubble in 90's. there is beautiful sunshine. hydrate, the sun tan lotion. don't overexert yourself. look at this. the booth in full force. johnny gonzalez is with us. josh knight. the crowds are lined up to spin the prize wheel. all kind of swag to win. what do you want to win? >> a mug. >> she wants a mug. let's see. we're waiting, we're waiting. it's stopping. one of m

this is chris young elementary school, this is not far off i-66 in prince william county in the townistow. someone spotted a mountain lion, and now parents are being asked to pick up their kids. some students are being escorted to buses, one bus at a time. the officials are saying this is just a precaution. the kids are okay. the teachers are okay. the teachers will be walking students out to the buses at dismissal, and again, kids being told to -- to be sent home. not the first time we've seen reports like this in your area. there have been reports of mountain lions or cougars in fairfax county. they can range from about a hundred pounds up to kids evacuating an elementary school school in bristow, virginia. >>> new at 4:30, he says he lived a secret life, that comment from a former mayor of fairfax, who was released from jail today. he was serving time after being caught up in an undercover sting operation. our bureau reporter david culver was at the sentencing today and has the first words from scott silverthorn since his high profile arrest. >> reporter: the prosecutor said that

know that bob mueller is a former marine, he still conducts himself as the marine he was as a young man. chris wray is probably a little more personable. they both have high integrity and people have faith in them. i feel like the country is in good hands with both of them. >> if you were bob mueller, building this case, what would your next steps be? >> well, they need to be interviewing witnesses, and i'm sure they are and are planning to do so in the future. there are an awful lot of people who have been around the president with respect to the obstruction question. of course this investigation is much broader than that, it has to do with whether there was collusion between the trump campaign and russia, russian officials. the obstruction question is just one piece of it. but with respect to the obstruction question, i'm sure they'll interview witnesses. they'll want to know the best evidence of what the president was thinking and whether he intended to impede the investigation is probably what he told other people. >> would he be asking the white house for recordings he may have, particula

chris letang got into his young form, not a playoffs, not until next fall. but there to join his team. >> eddie: you have a lot of adversity. the penguins win without their best defenseman. all the injuries they had. all teams have injuries in the course of seven, eight weeks, nick bonino, can barely stand up, out there in the celebration. back to back, all the different line combinations for mike sullivan. this year, compared to last year. they shut out, after struggling in back to back games in five and six. you need everybody. you never know when your number will be called. an amazing run for the pittsburgh penguins. the goaltenders meet. >> mike: i thought we would be playing at expertly as these two played in this game tonight, and particularly on their home ice. the con smythe trophy is presented to the most valuable player in the playoffs. in previous years, mario lemieux won it in back to back years. sidney crosby has won it once, and malkin. the predators salute their fans, one last time. the conquest over chicago, st. louis, anaheim, and taking the

. >> chris and kat are a young couple who were renting an apartment in california.ey moved to arizona, they decided to look into buying as well. did you look into the homeowners association before you bought the -- you know, the cc&rs that cover these condition restrictions? did you talk to any neighbors? or what kinds of things, if any, did you do like that? >> we didn't read the cc&rs. >> we did not read the cc&rs initially. >> nobody does. so there -- there's about another 100 million people who feel that way. >> yeah. >> the hoa may decide, after they've lived there 20 years, that that bench in the front yard is not gonna be allowed anymore. i know one homeowner that had to go to court over that. and it cost $8,000 in her attorney fees, and she may have to pay another $24,000 for the other sides. >> are pets allowed? can you park a car outside? can you park in the street? what are the landscaping rules? what are the rules for garbage cans? are there rental restrictions? rules about paint colors -- can you believe it? these are all things that basically dictate w

chris. the young man with his own house. ore he was behind bars, and said chris also knew about becky's affair and how desperate she was. >> she would call christopher almost every night and cry and tell him stuff. and he would get off the phone. and i'm like, "is that your mom?" and like, "yeah." "what's wrong with her?" "you know what it is. you know what's wrong." i'm like, "yeah." i was like, "david again?" he's like, "yeah, david again." he's like, "she just needs kay out of her life bad." you know? stuff like that. >> reporter: now that was a shocker. investigators had had their eye on becky's other son michael from the get-go. >> i was surprised to hear it that way. i was expecting to hear that it was michael really 'cause, you know, i've been learning so many things about michael and his past and all of that. >> you haven't had any discussions with michael about -- like you've had with christopher? >> not like with christopher, no. no. 'cause me and christopher are a little bit closer than me and michael. >> do you kn

chris lawrence. i've got to tell you, sometimes young men in our area get a bad rap for not caring so much about the community that they live in, but i've got to tell you our guests today are going to dispel all of those myths. they have been working hard. i'd like to welcome troy bullock, jr. thank you, troy. also darius baxter and danny wright. they are the founders of good projects, an organization that is trying to do a lot of outreach and partnering in our area. troy, i want to start with you. how did you get involved in this? i understand you left teach for america to start this. >> yes. the organization started very organically. we all played against each other in high the crazy part is we all met each other on the field at georgetown on the same team. became best friends, became roommates. in our senior year we came together and were challenged by our mentor to go back in the community and do something goodgood. and out came good projects. in the nonprofit arena it isn't a lot of fun and not a lot of money. i i had to do teach for america. do projects on the side. before i came home, we were

chris letang got into his young form, not able to play in the playoffs, not until next fall. but there to join his team. >> eddie: you have a lot of adversity. the penguins win without their best defenseman. all the injuries they had. all teams have injuries in the course of seven, eight weeks, nick bonino, can barely stand up, out there in the celebration. back to back, all the different line combinations for mike sullivan. this year, compared to last year. they shut out, after struggling in back to back games in five and six. you need everybody. you never know when your number will be called. an amazing run for the pittsburgh penguins. the goaltenders meet. >> mike: i thought we would be playing at expertly as these two played in this game tonight, and particularly on their home ice. the con smythe trophy is presented to the most valuable player in the playoffs. in previous years, mario lemieux won it in back to back years. sidney crosby has won it once, and malkin. the predators salute their fans, one last time. the conquest over chicago, st. louis, anaheim, and taking the

. >> about the unthinkable loss of young person with bright future. >> chris gordon about her, chris? >> her mother spoke to me today, sometimes she smiled when she was talking was the love of her life. yesterday she was struck by the train along these tracks running between berk and manassas. >> while hiking through overlook regional park, she was struck by this dre train, her brother tried to carry her out for medical treatment, but they were too deep in the woods. >> one day we'll be reunited with her. >> michael is rahan's cousin, said she was like a sister to him. he was with her when she was hit by the train on the bridge. >> we were having a blast and that train came right around the corner and started honking and i said, run. so we like -- i jumped to the other side of the tracks and i said jump. she kept running. she was in shock. she just ran and -- >> her mother says in the last month her daughter talked about her own funeral. >> she doesn't want anyone wearing black. she's like, why do people wear black to funerals mom, that's just so sad. i don't want people wearing black

young men and to look to the future. instead, it's a day of mourning for their families in maryland. i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm chris lawrence. shadi adi najjar and artem ziberov should have been receiving diplomas from northwest high school in germantown, but they went out last night and never came home. they were found shot to death, sitting in a car in a quiet neighborhood. pat collins has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: joining me here is captain paul stars with the montgomery county police, he'll give us an update into this double murder investigation. but i want to draw your attention to the shattered car glass from the shooting. two teenagers from germantown, shot and killed on this quiet street in montgomery village, miles away from their home. what brought them to this street last night? a decisiont lives. 17-year-old shadi najjar,

. >> about the unthinkable loss of young person with bright future. >> chris gordon about her, chris?> her mother spoke to me today, sometimes she smiled when she was talking

. # we attend a young maiden... earlier, chris accompanied on stage by a guitar playing johnny depp. watching them, another hollywood star, brad pitt. and one more famous face admitted that this was set to be his very first glastonbury. yeah, 42 years old and it is my first festival full first time here. i am excited. slightly nervous because i time here. i am excited. slightly nervous because i don't know what to expect but, obviously, apart from the great acts on people having fun. iam the great acts on people having fun. i am looking forward to it. later today, names who will make an appearance on the main stage include katy perry, foo fighters and jeremy corbyn. in just a few hours time, the british and irish lions will take to the field in auckland for the first test against new zealand. the all blacks haven't lost at eden park for 23 years and are seen as the clear favourites. let's speak now to our sports correspondent katie gornall, who's in auckland. it isa it is a sense of the task that faces the british and irish lions?

chris polen, vacaville police 'i have a young driver at home, i want to make sure sheús protected== thet prompted a posting of his picture on the vacaville crime and information face book page...with a caption...'call the police if you see this man in a bar' and 'do not sell this man any alcohol..' there was a fire storm of reaction from a host of likes ...to posts saying that wynters is a nice family man and that his rights and privacy were being trampled. ==marjorie 'i donút think it is his own business because our lives are at stake when heús out on the road, my kids lives are at stake=====heath úiúm not going to judge him as a person, heús obviously got an issue with alcohol, but iúm most concerned about my family==and police say there are community programs to help people dependent on drugs and alcohol.==lt. chris 'weúre here to help and the courts have offered the same thing...all you have to say is i need help..== (pam) that was lonnie wong reporting..the man's bail had previously been set at 130- thousand dollars -- before it was revoked.

chris? >> one of the world's best young golfers holes an amazing shot for a play-off victory.r is a golfer. could she make this shot? and why she argues yes. ooh, the bump. i like it. >> i couldn't do that. i'll tell you that. >> a terrifying flight you have to see to believe. wait until you hear what the pilot asked passengers to do twice. we have that next. it's not just a car, (work sfx) it's your daily retreat. the es and es hybrid. lease the 2017 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. your only worry...ty customer first guarantee... will be how to drink this monstrosity. get help with hotels, free twenty-four-hour flight changes, and our price match guarantee. travelocity.® wander wisely.™ yeah, and i can watch thee bgame with directv now.? oh, sorry, most broadcast and sports channels aren't included. and you can only stream on two devices at once. this is fun, we're having fun. yeah, we are. no, you're not jimmy. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. xfinity gives you more to stream to more screens. >>> authorities in p

young children. i spoke with lucas nate, sam gold, chris cooper and laurie metcalf.lays the wife who returns home after a 15-year absence. >> i've always loved the play, and i'd seen it in many productions. and i mean the first thing that came to me was the title. i just thought that was an audacious title for a play-- "a doll's house part two--" and it wasn't until i started writing it that i had to get serious and get past the joke of the title and really consider what does it mean to revisit the story. >> he has a very clever method that brings her back. and so what's fun for the audience is to find out what's made her come back after 15 years of silence. no communication at all. >> i raised your kids. you should be coming in here first words out of your mouth should have been, "thank you, anne marie. thank you for abandoning your own life and your own child and raising mine so i can go off and do my little thing!" >> and also what's she's been doing in those 15 years. >> rose: what the audience wants to found out is how they react to her coming back. >> that's ri

we were talking earlier about, i know it isn'tjust about tuition fees, is it chris boyd a lot of people i know who our youngow who our young are adversaries students. i have a lot of friends who work to our young as well and some were taking an interest. they aren't being spoonfed things any more. they are going out and looking and finding manifestoes. i saw and looking and finding manifestoes. isawa and looking and finding manifestoes. i saw a skiving... our and looking and finding manifestoes. i saw a skiving. .. our rivals, is that what you're telling me? i saw a skiving. .. our rivals, is that what you're telling me ?m i saw a skiving. .. our rivals, is that what you're telling me? it was a 36% swing to the conservatives and 36% swing to labour in 18 to 30 —year—olds —— sky thing. that is where the main difference is. that's where the main difference is. that's where the main difference is. that's where the big difference was. i know we've got some conservative voters, ross and lance, you voted for the liberal democrats, what are your thoughts on the result? as i said before earlier this week, i think t

chris gordon, thank you. >>> hundreds of thousands of young immigrants, who faced uncertainty since president trump took office, will be allowed to stay. the administration announced that it will even place the obama era deferred action for childhood arrivals. better known as daca. that program helps dreamers who came to the country as small children and have little memory of their birth countries. it doesn't provide residency status but protects them from deportation and allows them to legally work up legally work. >>> one of the men in the brawl outside the turkish ambassador's residence was charged today. the judge called him a threat to the community. >> reporter: it was one of the more violent protests w time. a small group of protesters outside the turkish ambassador's home in northwest, being attacked by members of the turkish security details. lucy is one of those protesters who prosecutors say was attacked by sinnan narin. >> i didn't have a chance to run or think, i found myself on the ground. and i heard people were beating, kicking me on the head. and i lost conscience. >> reporter: the detective p

. >> one finisher so far our solo winner young man chris to have strossers from austria. >> so from california take him to ride his bike. >> took him eight days, nine hours, 34 minutes. and that was about 20 hours slower than his record that he set in 2014. >> i know, right. i was asking rick with this rain we've had, how does that affect the racers? i mean they can't like it. >> the racers don't like it but they ride through it. they will ride through most weather conditions. they use safety as their guidance if it's wet they'll keep riding. >> rick, two questions. do they sleep at all? and is could i ride a tricycle across - country. [ laughter ] >> it might take you awhe. >> yes, they do sleep. solo racers sleep about two to four hours day. >> wow. >> team racer which is are two, four and eight person relays, just like a track relay, they get rest when they're off the bike, yeah, they will get sleep when they're not racing. bike type. generally what you see a standard diamond frame bike your normal bike frame. we do have wounded warriors out here, and some amputees that are actually -- they

ahead at 5:00 tonight, our chris gordon talked to family members about how her two young children areng now that their mother is about to be deported. >>> also tonight, prince george's county celebrating along with the hometown kid kevin durant after he wins his first nba championship. tracee wilkins talking to one of durant's mentors tonight about his postgame shout-out and how his success is resonating with those who look up to the star. leon, i know we were both rooting for the cavs in this series, but every time he scored and looked good in the series, you had to smile. he's ours! you gotta love the hometown guy. good on him. >> see you at 5:00. >> thanks, jim. >>> all right, folks, back to the weather now. more extreme heat today, but a change almost here. >> we're going to get to lauryn in a moment on the weather deck to tell you what the feels are out there. but first let's check with daou in the weather center. >> i could use some ac in the weather center, it's a little warm here. once again, highs close to record levels and we're dealing with the heat index too. it got to 99

chris? >> reporter: guys, he is accused of raping three girls, one of them as young as four years old.hese allegations are more than 12 years old, but bensalem police say tonight they are happy this guy is off the streets and the worst part about the suspect was youth football coach for six years. >> hey, shannon, what do you say to those little girls who they say you raped? >> 47-year-old shannon sean westmoreland in handcuffs not saying word after being charged with unspeakable crimes. westmoreland is accused of of the sexual assault and rape of three girls from 1999 to 2011. it wasn't until today that he was arrested. police say westmoreland started raping a four-year-old girl over the course of six years at this colonial of a home. bensalem police say another girl was raped at six years old. then again 12 years later. >> one assault occurred in 2005 when sean was a football coach at bensalem rambler's football here in bensalem township. >> reporter: police showed off pictures of westmoreland looked like when he was coaching for six years witness bensalem ramblers youth football tea

chris: i'm very optimistic about our students and young people in general, so i find them inspiring.y have an extraordinary commitment to service and a strong set of democratic values. i think they are at a time when they are asking the question, what does it mean to act on those democratic values? and how do we express them through the electoral system right now? they are growing up at a time when many of them believe, as do i, that climate change is an extraordinarily serious problem of great urgency for our planet, but they are looking at legislatures and finding them unable to react in a way that seems to address that problem. they are seeing deadlock in washington where we have regular arguments about whether or not should authorize our own government to pay its debts. they are seeing polarization. one of the reasons i spoke about institutions at the way i did at the commencement address was to try to urge his generation of engaged and interested and civic clean minded students to have respect for those institutions at a time when the institutions are under tremendous stress. on

chris. mental illness can impact anyone. suicide is the second leading cause of death for teens and young adults. head to the n you or someone you know. just search changing minds. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> oh, we are heading into the 5:00 hour here on this tuesday morning. hope you're having a good one so far. thanks for joining us. i'm adam tuss in for aaron. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun. aaron and eun, they're both on assignment this morning. don't worry, we've got you covered. >> yes. we're going to help you get out the door on time this morning. we have a look at the roads with melissa mollet but let's start with chuck and sheena. >> how come we don't get to go on assignment. >> we're outside. does that count? >> no. we are literally still at work and there are fences surrounding us so we cannot leave. >> bet you they're not awake. you know how those two are, you put them on assignment and they'll sleep in. >> dry here in the northwest. what few showers there are radar don't appear to be bothering us at all. nice, dry start to the day. 64 in fairfax.

chris o'connell has the story from bensalem. >> reporter: he's accused of raping three little girls, one of them as young as four years old. these allegations are more than 12 years old. but bensalem police are just happy this man is off the streets tonight and they say the worst part is the suspect was a youth football coach for sick years. >> shannon, what do you say to those little girls who they say you raped? >> 47-year-old shannon sean westmoreland in handcuffs not saying a word after being charged with unspeakable crimes. westmoreland is accused of the sexual assault and rape of three girls from 1999 to 2011. it wasn't until today that he was arrested. police say westmoreland started raping a four-year-old girl over the course of six years at this cologncolonial avenue. bensalem police say a another girl was raped at six years old then again 12 years later. >> one assault 2005 when sean was a football coach at bensalem ramblers football here. >> police showed off pictures of what he looked like when he was coaching for six years with the bensalem ramblers youth football team. and when we went to his most recent addr

chris polen, vacaville police 'i have a young driver at home, i want to make sure sheús protected== therrest prompted a posting of his picture on the vacaville crime and information face book page...with a caption...'call the police if you see this man in a bar' and 'do not sell this man any alcohol..' there was a fire storm of reaction from a host of likes ...to posts saying that wynters is a nice family man and that his rights and privacy were being trampled. ==marjorie 'i donút think it is his own business because our lives are at stake when heús out on the road, my kids lives are at stake=====heath úiúm not going to judge him as a person, heús obviously got an issue with alcohol, but iúm most concerned about my family==and police say there are community programs to help people dependent on drugs and alcohol.==lt. chris 'weúre here to help and the courts have offered the same thing...all you have to say is i need help..== ( james ) that was lonnie wong reporting.. the man's bail had previously been set at 130- thousand dollars -- before it was revoked. and here's a live look outside.

my son chris was a happy, quirky goofy young man and had been some day on. he was every mother's dream top hit the kid eye lottery. he was the only child. and i never married. i couldn't have loved him more. at came a license d meant health therapist. he loved his work and his prnl life. chris had many friends. chris and his boyfriend juan were one of at least three couples to die together that night. . other juan and two louises chris was one of two christophers to die that night and at least three christophers who died. the magnitude of the killings is that there were so many named repeated. my son was a loving and giving person. he was someone who was going to be my my right-hand man. now i have no one. hris lived his life with kindness. he was a walking and talking united nationses inclusive of all. he cared about character, not race, gender, sexuality or ethnicity. e lived the life of inclusion. you would have loved him if you knew him. whether he was your child or friend or cousin or co-worker, he world has a little less joy without him in. hugs and ki

and do we expect the united states because of the depth of this young man to take measures that it had not been prepared to do before? chrisi'm not sure this horrible incident is going to affect the overall lack of a u.s.-north korean relationship. the lack of that relationship is caused by north korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons. they've shown zero interest in negotiations. they've shown zero interest in any serious discussion about a discussion about nuclear weapons . instead, they've wanted to talk to us as when nuclear power to another, in the meantime the u.s. has worked very diligently with china, doesn't have much to show for it to be sure, but i think that is further exacerbated the u.s.-north korea relationship. even if they had returned otto warmbier in good condition, i don't think that would have had an act and certainly this is not going to lead to any improvement, quite to the contrary, there's a sense in the trump administration that there is nothing that can be done with north korea. i think you will see them doubling down on china, notwithstanding with the president's tweet. charlie: david? they will doub

political analyst maggie hagerman and david gregory, chris cillizza and senior analyst jeffrey toobin. let me start with you. this arrest, 25 yearly young woman with the most 21st century name i've ever heard. reality winner who has now been arrested and could be. >> randy: under espionage act for handing over these classified documents from the nsa. what do you see here? >> if the facts are as the government alleged, this is a very simple case, a contractor, like a government employee, has an obligation to keep secret materials secret. she intentionally and knowingly shared it with "the intercept." that's a crime. unfortunately we as journalists rely on leakers like this who take these sorts of risk but -- >> can't she be considered a whistleblower instead of a spy? >> there is not a distinction there. if you have a top secret document and you essentialally share it, there's no excuse, there's no explanation, you're caught. >> whistleblower statute is very specific. it anticipates certain types of revealing of things mi misconstrued. she also admitted it, didn't she jeffrey? >> whistleblowers aren't allowed to take classified informati

james clyburn there for quite a long time, and there's been young members who have actually left the chamber -- can i'm thinking about chrisvier becerra of california -- who were thought to be up and comers, and they actually left the house because they didn't have that chance to move up the ladder. that being said, the democratic party needs to address a message, how to put up competitive candidates in some of these swing districts. it's not just pelosi. if they get rid of pelosi, that's not the silver bullet. they'll need to do more to be competitive in 2018. gillian: that's a criticism i think we've been hearing ad nauseam since the general election; that the platform is stale, the messaging has not been what it should be in the presidential election and now in these special elections that we're seeing. do you think the recent defeat of jonathan ossoff in georgia is more a reflection of increasing support for president trump or more of a reflection of nancy pelosi and the democratic party writ large? >> i want to put the loss into perspective, this was a solid republican district that ossoff only lost by four points. th

cnn's ryan young is live outside that home in illinois with more. ryan. >> reporter: good morning, chris. that is the big question at this point. there is a cornfield across the street here. yesterday, you can see fbi agents and atf agents working to pull evidence from the home. in 2006, there was an arrest and in the warrant we have seen, you can see that there was some sort of domestic incident where he was accused of punching his daughter's friend in the face. from there, he cut his daughter out of the car, cutting the seatbelt and firing a shotgun. those charges were eventually dropped. moving on from there, gunfire behind the house. the police showed up and realized it was a deer rifle. he said he was setting his sight. he did not ihing illegal. now talking to lawmakers, they cannot believe their friend was connected to this. he never exhibited any signs of this. alisyn. >> thank you for that report, ryan. at this hour, steve scalise is in critical condition after hours of surgery on his injuries. last night, president trump and the first lady visited scalise in the washington hospi

young people see and seniors see. it comes from the people in the community and the activities. >> new lighting and landscaping included in the park renovation plans as well. >>> new jersey governor chris christie will not make his deadline for an education deal. lawmakers saying they are optimistic, because the governor is willing to listen to both sides on how the state funds education. the governor gave himself 100 days to reach a deal from his budget address, but no consequences that he actually missed that deadline. >>> up next, teaming up for better. a local v.a. hospital and a state university are collaborating now to provide care for those who served our country. >>> glenn? >> yeah. a hot weekend ahead. how high the temperatures rise as we head into the weekend. >>> people rescued from a rip current as hot weather drive people to the jersey shore. >> felt we were just going down, losing too much breath. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg. why lifeguards along the coast are especially concerned about this weekend. >>> welcome back. delaware's only v.a. hospital teaming up with the state's largest university to better serve veterans. signed an agreement today they will work together

chris, thank you. >>> meanwhile, mental illness can impact anyone and suicide is the second leading cause of death for teens and young adults. if you want to find more resources and tools to help with your life search changing lives in the nbc washington app. >>> nine minutes away from the hour. a woman was not paid equally for doing the very same jobs as a man. the lawsuit says she accepted a job at the county stormwater management division. they said she couldn't negotiate her pay. two weeks later a man was hired and he was paid $10,000 more. prince george's county has since raised her salary and gav the county is reviewing its hiring practices. we had showers. >> chances are isolated. if you are the lucky or unlucky on one. >> extra sunshine. bonus. starting out with the morning though, we have a little bit of patchy fog out there. the good news is, it is dry outside. lunchtime you might want to sit outside. decent. if you are exercising, nice weather to do so with the dryer air in place. we're not looking at quite a bit of rain. we could see a couple of light showers, currently it's 67 degrees in the district. le

cnn's ryan young live at bishop international airport in flint with the latest. what do we know, my friend? >> reporter: good morning, chris. we're in the area where that attack happened. this is outside the security checkpoint, but this is it, right here where that man was attacked, that officer. i want to show you this. this is the area where the fbi with surveillance video believes the man walked in with two bags, walked into the bathroom over here, came out with the knife, saw the officer and stabbed him in this area. that was a 12-inch knife with an eight-inch blade. he then screamed allah akbar. all this playing out outside security. when you see this area, it's covered now, because this is where all the blood was. they were able to arrest the man. at this point we know the officer will survive and we know president trump has been notified about exactly what happened here. but he hasn't made a statement just yet. alisyn? >> thank you very much for walking us through what happened there. meanwhile, what's in this new senate republican health care bill? today it is being unveiled. what are the issues that could sink th

chris, thank you. >>> happening now, four teens are in custody in connection with disturbing facebook video that went viral showing some youngsters punching a young man with intellectual disabilities and police are still looking for whomever recorded that video. >> tonight joyce evans reports police want to know if this assault has a connection to another case. >> the ages range from well to 15 years old. >> this is posted on facebook. >> reporter: reaction to the video attack posted in slow motion ranged from shocked. >> are you serious? >> what are they doing? oh, look. >> reporter: to disgusted. >> i'm speechless. >> reporter: to not at all surprised these days. >> you know, that's just kids that's bored. >> reporter: shaheem regularly sells his sides supplie supplyim truck bed right in front of where the 38-year-old mentally challenged man was surrounded by a pack of kids but police say this happened on memorial day he was not here that day he would the kids would have done it any way. >> it happened right here. yeah, i mean, it's going happen anywhere. >> reporter: it did happen again and worse. says northwest detectives captain malachi jone

chris: i am outnum. >> kennedy: is interesting, is it. i say then? it's hard with the two into. he's a pretty boy, silver tongued, young matter.le in that part of the world are kind of fed up with that person. i don't think he is great for the democrats, and if he was so great, he should win the election and not force a runoff, he could not seal the deal. also, i think some of the discontent in this country actually favors her. when republicans are being targeted, and they were, in the way they were by that shooter in alexandria, i think it makes a lot of people wake up and come together. republicans may be a little more interested in party unity than democrats and some independent s are in discord. >> chris: some votes were cast before election day. the turnout in the early voting has already outstripped the total vote in the first round that you mention. so i think -- >> harris: who's that benefit? >> chris: democrats. the missing voters in every special action, congressional action, are generally younger voters and poor voters. and minority voters. generally. we look at who votes at the lower frequency it, it's those super

chris laurence will be carrying votes. >>> 5:18. the remains of three american soldiers are back on u.s. soil following an attack in afghanistan over the weekend. a young man in baltimore is among them. vice president mike pence was at dover air force base for the dignified transfer. >>> former nba star dennis rodman is back in north korea. rodman said he is, quote, trying to open a door, end quote, on a mission he thinks his former a star. >>> cosby's accused of drugging and violating a former temple university employee 13 years ago. cosby denied the charges and said any contact was consensual. >>> today you'll have a chance to see nasa -- a nasa rocket launch. look southeast of the city just after 9:00 tonight. nasa is launching a rocket with special chemical colors to light up the sky. they want to see how air moves at high altitudes. nasa had to reschedule because it was too close to the launch pad. >> i wish i could see it, but i'll be sound asleep. >> you will. >> sounds like it will be an income for theable day. >> very uncomfortably warm yet again. i wish i could give you unfortunately or fortunately, i know some people love the stifling hot da

chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to new day. the trump administration vowed to prosecute leakers. the justice department charging a 25-year-old young woman with leaking a classified report on russia's election interference and mailing it to an online media outlet. >> the white house trying to recover from the president's latest tweets about what he says is a travel ban. the president himself just tweeted and said, hey, they don't want me to use social media, talking about us. and he says too bad. it is honest. it is unfiltered. the president telling you his tweets matter. let's begin with cnn justice reporter live in washington. the ninth circuit in terms of looking at proof of intention from the president on the travel ban. >> that's right, chris. but the justice department is making good on president trump's pledge to crack down on leakers, announcing its first criminal case against a 25-year-old woman. a federal contractor who prosecutored say admitting to mailing a document to a news outlet. sources say the document leaked is the same one that details attempted cyber attacks by russian military intelligence into devoting system